Star. — London, England, 1819-04-24 00:00:00

siddtv•gh o at no confidence in the pcmintt , ~. Bch m ilitary to save t hem from Ss per!cisiv, : the THE PRINCE ItEGENT. „ad orn. we are *Of ti) say r -proceecia very . fast have Pa r g 4 ' tberefore ' " ' °;•l4bl•lttl.t 7 ; , liarec°T.l4 43' C 16 ._ R e . 1 41- Higiliktgi tb ri rloiei Fe 1 plidold Jbligation towards ails :001 pe ople ;—the separate 003 when they put us in the place ii s i n:OP rhe ! I e mmies, and I.llTevi 9rvriPiellied 11ile - . and the s:-.sl more formal and scilemn as canto ... following favourabbilhall4l villas issued, yes- 1 i . ~ Th ay e , p b a y s,ca ir ß M . A . T7n has el e l i zenNtir ight,. and his 7 1, ~ •. _ ; site last twenty-four hours. His - .d in our treaty with the Emperor of ki vo g ura slee m p y. la the c snore free from pain during goat seems to subside most fa " M. J. 1 / 4 IERNEY." •I'i,ll treat y the names of the Du ke o f 114. :" • ' "Pavilion . 11 o'elo:k, s. st. April 23 " . u TTOs an d L•or.-.IST LEREA GII stand affixed, , co w pmtect as a " single, free, and inde rom," the lonia n Isles and thcit dependencies. s;l,e mode in wh ich we g uard the integrity of . 1 ,epublic, by dismembering it of an ancies m position, the role remaining channel through b ,re lands can procur e the necessaries of life' t t l. Grecian Continent? Is this our ,tenderness s f cedom of the lonians, when we deliver 5000, 1 c os to be butchered by their everlasting enemy; 0 s ave them from one indiscriminate massacre, I diem for ever from their native spot?—Let it collected that a cession to the PORTE is in this Area cession to Act PACEA—the murderer of unJ5 of Christians! ARRIFALofthe DU KE and DUCHESS of KENT. iroburgh and Dutch Mails arrived this morning ea packet which brought the former, were trans- I not only accounts of SENNETT, THR CHILD STEALER, g been sent a from Oldenburg, accompanied a pro per guard, but the person of the unfeeling vat, to answer the offended laws of his coun ,We subjoin the letter from Bremen : " BREMEX, APRIL 15. (hobs lien:lett, of inliuman notoriety, for stealing the of Mr. iforseley, woo brought here on Sunday by some e rg dragoons, and deliveml up to the Britisb Vico-Con- Inscis Cobnan, Esq. The prisoner has been sent to-day, as escort, to Crxhaven, there to be embarked for England. mother, who wept some time agis froth London to Braake ss son, h. 3 followed him to Cuxhaven." • , To the preceding we add, that the delinquent was aght to town this morning in the Ipswich coach, vier a proper escort, to prevent escape. On the', t wat of the coach at the Spread-Eagle, he was lan gdiately conveyed to the Public Office, under the ye of Goonwiw, the Officer, where he will undergo inamination this afternoon. The following are extracts from the contents of above Mails: ST. PETERSBURGH; MARCH as. The great Military Parade which has been an- rally held on the 31 at of March, in memory of the hog of Paris by the Allies in 1814, will not take isze tLis year. WARSAW, APRIL 13. The Privy Counsellor Ton 'Laden, formerly Rano 'in Ambassador to the Court of Carlsruhe, is ap- Ambassador to Rome, in the place of the late and will shortly set out foi-ROtue. NAPA!, rNrEELIGPNCE. take in troops. . _ ijesty GA ROO, from Deptford; and the Peggy, flurrox, from Londor, fur Curacoa. • Myra APRIL 2 °: Sailed this morning the Lord Duncan packet, Capt. HAMILTON, for Calais, with a mail and passengers. DLit, Arca. 23.—Wind ,N.E. strong breezes.ltemaia in the Downs his Majesty's ship Sevres, and Harmony, Ilant.e, for Miramichi. PLY3IOI:TH; Aran. 2t--.Wind E. S. F.—Sailed his Majesty's ship NZIWASTLZ for Halifax; and several others outward-bound. liaamen, Aram 23.—Wind N.E. blows hard.—Arrived the Prince of Orange packet, with Mails, &c. from 'Mond; and 'the Auckland packet, with ditto, from CuZhaven. Yaaasoursr, Aran. 23.—The Diligence, Aromas, of and from Shields, with coals, struck on Hasbro Sand this morning, came off, and sunk in deep. water ; crew saved. . WIIITIT, Aram 22.—Last night the sloop Active, of Sunder land, came on shore a little to the Southwa rd of this poft, and four passengers were drov - ned : the pilot and crew were saved by banging to the rigging until the tide-lett her. The vessel is a complete wreck, and is close up under the cliff. Cusxns House, Aran. 23.—Entered Inwirds—The Speed well boy, from Stangate Creek; Sicily,•Capper, from the Cape, Palermo, and Gibraltar ; Aurora, Harvey , from Waterford; Oporto, from Oporto; the John Cranford, Ferguson, from St. Michael's; Maria Johann; Steinhoff, from St. Felice ; David, Cargil, front lieubau ; the Vrow Gesina, Mulder, from Groningen ; Union, Carthness, from ataxic • Po, Pay, from Sotterdatn ; lienrick, Voss, from Rostock; ' Craige, Watson, frost Llebau ; Watson, Watson ' and Rose, White. from Lis bon; Tinian, Clench, from Leghorn;, Goedc Venner, Johnsen, from Norderschleuse; Prince Coborg Miller, from Sligo; Wil- I thins, Young, from Leghorn; Vrow Certruder, Bekkering, and VaowAnn, Boer, from Groningen; Blucher, ! dams, from Wis. wald; Ca therina, Alwardt, from Wismar; Charles, Grayburn, balls Aimee; Jentry,Scotlantl; Reward, Lough ; Mary Swan, [Cialesass, from Hamburgh ; Desire, Brue, from Lisbon -,_Tho gksa . mid William, iloodman, from Curac ao ; Ileng Prince V* Schwedn, Peters, from Wolgast ; Twee Gebroeders, *ewer, and Vrow Annegina, Sikkens, from Groningen; Eli sabeth, Gall, from St. Petersburgh ; Tame Masson, from Leghorn ; Royal Soverelp, Atherden, from ltc ' otterdam; Vrow Anna, Meson, from Mount ; Alice, Angel, from Limerick; Ariadne, Hamilton, from Lanzarotte • Susannah, Wallace, from the Cape of Good Hope ; Alexander, ' Sorlien, from Liverpool.— Outwards : The Amiable Eliza, G randan, for Dunkirk ; Lord Livermol, Ellis, for Rotterdam ; Dry Harbour Planter, Strong, ' . Jamaica; and Regalia, Dixon, for Madeira and Van Die . ues COMMERCE. The commercial horizon continues very much overcast, and it is the opinion of many well-informed persons that the storms •which have been raging with so much fury ha* by no means wasted their strength, but that much more serious injury is at hand. We world fain ascribe such presentiments to the appre hensiods of persons, who being extensive sufferers from the course of events, give way to exaggerated fears, were we not convinced of the intimate connec tion existing between all branches of the mercantile ' community. No house of business can suspend its I na yments for ever so ,sma ll an amount without injur i 1 ing many individuals who depended upon their punc- Ituality for the fulfilment of their own engagements: 1 1 how much more mischief must then be produced by the numerous commercial embarrastapents of the first establidtateints in the kingdo mi' The contemplation Of iiiteloMequettees to be expected is truly dreadful, Mid - Siefert much fear the evil will long and deeply i he fek iw every.. departsztentof our political economy. Ste/et - al failures of-consequence have occurred at Man laestelt, which have created considerable alarm, both lii this marlin, andat Liverpool, and we understand that trade is completely suspended in the latter place, and %deed, we have not a more favourable report to make of business here ; yet, we do think, that a na-1 'ttrialresult of so much depression.and want•of confi- , dence in the mercantile world must ultimately tend to produce a sensible disproportion between the value i of commodities and the expense of procuring them,l and this will, we-have no doubt, after a little time, be found much below par, when a sudden re-action, *ill take place which we hope will restore confidence. We know several experienced merchants to be of that i zZtn, and we shall endeavour to ke e p our Readers ed as soon as we perceive the slightest ray of , hope break through the present clouded atmesphere, from which we hope some of our friends will derivel useful information. ROYAL EXCHANGE. There was little alteration in the course of the Ex change yesterday—if any thing, they may be stated m ostly at a shade highet than last post, with the ex ception of Amsterdam, upon which place there was More money. Bills upon that city were negotiated at 11. 5 j. to 11.5. at three months date, and at 11. 1. at short. Rotterdam and Antwerp were done nearly at the printed course, namely 11.6 i. for the former, rd 11.71• aS. for the latter. Oa Hamburgh there yeti Bills at 33. 11. and money at 34. at both which prices we think business was transacted. Paris left off exactly at last post day's prices, namely, 23. 75g a 771. for short paper, and 24.5. and 71. for three months. Very little business was transacted upon Frankfort ; the quotation continues at 141. and real price from 14 0 . to 140 t. Madrid 39, t,. and if, printed 3sl. Leghorn Bills at 52k. Money at 551. printed 51t. Genoa 47t. and 3. printed at 47;1. We don't think there was much doing on those printed Naples was in request at 421. and t. Lisbon printed 57. done at 57t. a f. Scme failures connected with Manchester and Li verpool houses have taken place, and the general ap pearance of the Royal Exchange is gloomy. The Bank Committee's Report, and the financial mea • sures of the Chancellor of the Exchequer will, no doubts remove much of the uncertainty which how i prevails. - MINCING-LANE. Three public sales of Coffee took place in the course of the week, and one yesterday, consisting chiefly of Demerara and Berbice, which have again further de clined ; the deression upon the former sales may be stated of*bap*. otrA. per cwt.; whilst yesterdays sales' consisdat 4 . 4,lo:Catks Old 07 bag', were at a fisrther reductscinfof.ii..to tiNekinko aptal decline an Mt* Coffee. - market price: hi other descriptions the prices are very fluctuating, and cannot be (rioted with accuracy. Esset.bdia Coffee little businqs.w as dyne. public sales of i'la have WWI this week a.: reduced priCes, pattkuially in sorts; the business in privacy in o.:sider- Muicovades are about 2s. a Ss. very Jamaica sold at 61s. and 6)c. 6d.: sn - ont 675.6 d. and 69t.; strong koey 71s. and 725. • iamaicas fully support previous p •cet , .. Good Grenada sold at 665. a 675.; Tobago 675. and 7l s. The refined market continues in a very depres.: sed state, and prices may be considered deciining.:. Molasses have also given way. Pepper was more inquired for these last two days at a trifling advance.—Pimento was sold yesterday by public sale at 71d. and eV. The latter price was for fine qualities. Tobacco continues heavy of sale..—Carolina Rice is in demand, good new sold at 50s. (duty paid), and some parcels were disposed of at : Os. (in bond). In East India Rice there is nothing doing. EAST INDIA HOUSE. A sale of Indigo commenced on Thursday, prices of the inferior qualities went from 6d. to Is. lower than last year ; the better kinds being scarce, ftilly support former prices. , The Cotton sale which is expected to take place in about a fortnight, will consist of about 60,000 bags. The whole iNek.uow in the warehouses is estimated at about 200,010 bags, about one-half of whichite ongs to individuals, being sold to them at former sales, and not cleared away. COTTON DIARKET. We have nothing to report under this head, but a repetition of the old complaints. At Liverpool busi ness has been completely at a stand, in consequence of the want of confidence, arid, we believe, several sales have taken place here at a further reduction ;. those which have transpired 21'0900 Pernams at 20d. a 21d. prime quality; 28 Bal ias 19d. picked • 18 M ara nhams 1714 ; 45 Sea Islands 2 s. 9 d. very g ood; 102 Boweds 14td. and 144 d. (all duty paid); and 200 Surats 6 d. a 94.; and 400'Bengals sd. and 6d. in bond. FOREIGN TRADE. a ItTERSBUROH, MARCH 26.—The prices of Potash have stiffened since our last, and the parcels which are on hand were sold at 93 tb 95 rubles, according to qualities, and now holders will not sell under the latter price, which is even demanded for such par. eels as are deliverable all May ; for the June delive ries holders are expecting 94. Tallow is steady at 162, and Soap ditto at 142, for the prime qualities ; inferior descriptions may be ob tained at 160 and 14.0 respectively. Flax is in better request, at 180, and for delivery at 165 ; purchasers I would not pay more than 175 for what was on hand, and 160 for delivery. HAMBURG% APRIL 16.—A vessel from New Or leans has brought 186 hogsheads of Tobacco Scrubs, and 209 bales Cotton; and by one from Havannah, we have 42 hogsheads and 5089 bags Coffee, and 1392 chests of Sugars. The late westerly winds have brought us several vessels from Hull, with vast quantities of Twist and Manchester Manufactures. , - It will remain to be seen what influence these arrivalls will have upon our already depressed markets, which are sensibly af f ected by the low prices in England. AMSTERDAM, APRIL 21.—W* have received here, by a vessel from Batavia, 1,223 chests and 34 bags Sugar, and 2,639 bags Rice: and from Surinam, 1,776 bags and 32 hogsheads Coffee. These arrivals, l i carabined with several impcirtations from Englaacl, and the low prices there naturally tend to produce a decline is our market. CORFU, MARCH 4. --Tradeis very brisk several mer chants from Austrian ports have settled - here. Mar seilles and Genoa • carry on a profitable eammUn tion. From London we receive large cargoes of In digoArtgar &c. and we send in retur n Oil and other produce. +he establishment of a public market has much contributed to reduce the price of provisions. EXCHANGES ABROAD. At Amsterdam, April 20: London, short, 36. 5. to 4. two months 36. I—Hamburgh, short, 84. two months, 341 to 5-16ths—Madrid, 99i—Lisbon,411 —Naples, 76—Leghorn, 91.i —Genoa, biel ; and Paris, 541. , At Hasnburgh, 19th April : London, short, 335 at two months, 33.2—Pari5, 2 5 5-16— Madrid,9).)-- Lisbon, 3'-',:—Genoa, 80.1 —Leghorn, 88--Amster dam, 106. At Purls, 19th April : Amsterdam , 56), bills— Hamburgh, 187 t, bills and money—London, 23.40, money—Madrid, 15.60, bills—Lisbcin, 524.,,bi11s and money—Genoa,.473; and Leghorn, 516, mcney. At St. Petersburgh, March 30: Hambnrgh, 925.32 and i—Amsterdam, 107.8—Lestdoor11 9-8 a 17.3;2. OLD BAILEY t,. This day Nicholas .Albin, a sorter in the -Genered al Post-office, Lombard-street, was capitally:convict at the Old Bailey, of stealing a £VO Bank of Ewe,- land note out of a letter , which had been sent by Gentleman of the name of Simpson, of3Culdlethorp. Yorkshire, in December last, addressed to a Gentleman at Paris, of the name of Hudson. ,There were various other charges against.hirn, but having al i so:dy been capitallr,convicted, the other charges were abandoned. Thursday sennighi, the water in the fish pond of Jiot rs BEST, Esq. of Bosley , was let off by breaking the pen-stock, and the whole of the fish were stolen. On the same night, the stablepf the Rev. Mr. COCK BURN, of lioxley, was broken open, and a new bridle and saddle stolen therefrom. The house of Mr. Gurrs,_tlie Running Eorse, Sandling, and that cf Mr. GREEN, of Box:ey, were also broken open and a quant;ty of pork stolen. . , Drmanrur, FIRE IN .A:.1E41CA.:..11. letter from Fa , vannah dated March Lan ni g ht, a!‘e•:.t nine o'c lock,' the citizens ...r.or.e alarmed by the cry c+ fire. It commenced in a small grocery store of .1. 11 . . Carter ( a bove ele was set on fist by a candle, careless'.y left on the counter. The store houses. of Gray and l'inder, Nichols, Dobson and Hills, Hall and H. Rea and Butler, E.S. Kemp ton, A. G. envier, .1. B. Crewe,' H. S. Slocum. 3 R. C-i'stior.d, T. C. Hayward and Cu. and Watso n and David . and Co v:c.re clesitoyed. Thus the 1:.- bow of mini menlcerverat years is consumed in a moment! The'altlOlinit beet must be at least four dolmas~,ol-4,•,;e , . i..arosoinsi, Amu. 21...p.mwviiir1 ,..... ILInTett "' we . 144 zva., l : Ar l4 er E y as tio • ball ' p „ with Mails frifit - tin lit4Airsa • About too . 04 +24 b. of Mne 'is all %is testa hashassioundon board i .. TwO the Ariadne. , ' `.— ft 5,. . ;,_. •: ~ Rik , - • ~;• : ...jlace t Pis allastorra, least 215r.!-Wia4M .E,.Mavasisostrong—rittea ', 'vier s down Channel the.(Alparlag East Ltd)adens' SW the eire ittic t • Ide. Tharoav Grenville Kellie Castle, ltriciidwatht, Lard (...%stie:i.e. reagh, Marquis oerdr, Larkins, and Ann. • Arrived fres 4he i litOsett Downs the PLot, Owra, for Ceylon ; and the Success and Aga- . brown mcmnon transports, for the West ladies, and will pro:? •:d to M ut j z Cowes to take in troops. Also arrived his Majesty's sloop K Ali- ' brown ,_ _ turtner reau‘s.,.—.-.....-,-- __ ~, of abodt itai.frons. Hat weeles. prices anElbaik Coffee. The orciiiii-r deiariptiuris !of Jamaica hivi fallen about 2s. i but*. beg,g,quPtli tiosate, in brisk demand for the trade; rend. owl tiwiit. sidaVlties 14'ie Tea- , iiLed' ashigiill9Pir hod &SW& bge 1 We have reason to beliesoe'ttiat SO* tiireeti caked fic,Doroingo ime b een ma de ',by. p lit4e V i ste*7 44 Tr/ '.ltra prices; i but hem 94i. to 965, may lip s cou:buiqta o,e;pti.4.•i, ~~ DOVER, APRIL O. - - . His Majesty's yacht ROYAL SovtREIGN, Captain Sir EDWARD W. C. R. OWEN, K.C.B. arrived in our Roads this afternoon, from Calais, having on board their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of KENT, and an extensive suite. As the tide would not admit of the yacht coming into the harbour, their Royal Highnesses were brought on shore by the Customs'-boat, and landed under a salute from the Heights Battery, and attended by a guard of ho nour. Their Royal Highnesses proceeded to the York Hotel, to remain till to-morrow. LEEDS, APRIL 22. Happily the public peace has not been disturbed— thanks to the vigilance of our Magistrates, and, per haps, to the good sense of the poor people whose meetings excited out fears. Our streets continue to be paraded by groups of men without employment (chiefly those who follow the woollen branches) ; but they continue quiet and orderly. Their wan counte nances and haggard looks excite the utmost com miseration ; for their condition is truly pitiable: As we understand a subscription has commenced, we trust it will be liberally encouraged, and that some attempt will be made to devise means of permanent relief. -Tlii ARMY. The 4th or Queen's Own Dragoons are to take the duty at Exeter, and the 7th Dragoons, at present quartered there, are to march to Nottingham. Tuesday last that line and distinguished Regiment, the 92d, went on board the transports at the Cove of Cork, in which they ire to 1* conveyed to their de stination in the West Indies. Previous •te their em barkation they were inspected by General GORDON, on the quay at Cove. The regiment is not very strong, but the men are in a high state of discipline, and embarked in great spirits, each divlsion cheering as they embarked. The carriages and some of the luggage belonging to the Mike and Duchess of KENT, arrived at Ken sington Palace on Thursday. a Atk - Thursday evening the Mus ical Society, the New Musical Fund, held their Annual Festival at the Freemasons Hall, his . Royal Highness. the Duke. of Swaim Posident- £sl.L. LOs wai.subsgribsit, , The Sash Anniversary Meeting of thy 81n,444) 10 7 Soot 1 and South Pancras Auxiliary Bible Soetety Asreiatioss, yesterda Freemason's Hall. The Right GRANT' , chile; and It , - A Anipteda, ilis.. Royal Highness the Duke of Clarenc e will go 'vial h - el d .y, in orsgland;but the til tinieat fixo; ' Hon. C. _ .M. 1'; was called to the . i I,_ Mi C°2141111".".A5. i the Secretary pr oceeded' to read the report. reek %chess, will remain here, intending; in the course led * number of highly interesting facts. in corrobora- VI:: Summer, to make a journey for the purpose of tion of the great benefits which die Society had.pro glitz some mineral waters. I clued, and stated, that a general cheerfulness existed among the poorer classes, to subscribe their pence in , COPENHAGEN, APRIL 10 . The many applications for loans of money which pu rchasing the Bible. P • AIIIIONABLI Aaaorau—The Marddonese of Salisbury froM have been made at the end of the fast and beginning Madrid ; the Marquis of Queensberry, at the St. James's hotel, Jermyn-mot • Captain De C. Brooke, in South-street, from d this year to the Finarre Department, chiefly bt No 11 PA and hII M Lel hin P 1 ptons.ure ; —T. t e on. ra g , annum land•owners, have sufficiently shown (exclusively of , square, from Stonekigh Abbey ; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick CA- Mn y other circumstances) how necessary it is, that ! viu_,e _in Wimpole-street, from ditto. tun FOSTER, Member. for the county of Louth, has by the approaching 11th of June a fund should be sat longer in Parliament in regular succession than formed, from which owners of large or small estates,iwe believe any man has ever done before. He was. as well as inhabitants of towns, may obtain loans.— first returned in the year 1760, and has regularly satl that time. He has of course His Majesty the King has therefore orde red, b y a in every Parliament since Decree of 3d April, that apart of the L oan lately been a Member fifty - nin e y ears. Six J. SHELLY'S horse Walton, Bst. 71b. is matched negotiated in llamburgh for account of the Ro y al against G eneral 0 aosv Esott Cherry Bounce,iit. l2l b. Treasury, shall be set apart for such a fund, from at the First Spring Meeting of next y . ear; 100 gs. 65 ft. tiich loans will be granted, but only upon unex- General Gnosvestoa was the winner of at least aptionable security : the interest is 5 per cent. five thousand pounds by the success of his filly Blue Soakings, at Neu/market. A msfeh, for a rump and doxen , and 20 g uineas The Danish frigate the Diana has taken near the was made a Danish West India Island an Insurgent privateer, which had committed various depredations, and car- tka few eheeninguleiller;* by t ri e l o n2s g w et i t tli tle m nl a a t i s i of tae name of Lnrett; clothe ma tch on e the Epsom Road early yesterday morning. He tied her into St. Thomas's. did the first two miles in 11 minutes and 10 seconds, and per formed half the distance in 29 minutes and S 3 seconds. •He was STOCKHOLM, APRIL 6. exactly 6 minutes doing the 6th mile, but in each succeeding mfk A new severe law against smuggling, and frauds time ci world onoilisi.Jesaiitnuspr _ nft hie utes and 21 kerer d i a gner ' l fw de o ad to 1 co% oil the Customs, to be in force from the Ist of June, af t e r time, s ni t s n t g arting, and Gm 4 on the man, at the 5 miles. has just been published, denouncing fines, imprison- The Mackarel fishery has commencer in Brighton rant and forfeiture of privileges against a m con- Bay, but t he fishermen have met with indiff.erent SU C- , fitted of this crime. cess. The first boat onl y caught three hsh, which wer e sold for 2 1 s. Thursday, another boat brought in about 60, which readily sold at 2s. 6d. each. Monday F. P. Molloy, constable of Maidstone, ap prehended an Officer's servant of the 12th Lancers, on a charge of having robbed his master at Canter bury, of property to the amount of nearly £lOO. Thirty shipwrights are ordered from ,Chatham Dock-yard, to be entered at Deptford, on account of the multiplicity of work at thaulace. The galliot Mariette, VILLANGER, of St. Malo, arrived at Havre on the 17th . instant, from Marti nique, from whence she was' dispatched for Guayra ; she was met twelve hours afterkeedeparttge by a Pi ', rate, which plundered her of : 90M.fratilss in specie. The Alexander, from New Yorlt t o Chaaleston, ex perienced a severe snow storm olt a llteSir of March, during which all hands before the Mast Wert frost-bit ten, three of them so badly as to die next dap The BLANCIIt an d OWEN OLIII4DOWERI Iilq), TotYl fine frigates, will be launched at Chatham th ans Spring tides in the next month, having Underg a complete repair. Thirty millers, at Penteia upon the Danube, were upset in a boat, while attempting tel fix a mill on it, by which accident no fewer than twenty, of them . I were di:owned. A porter, who used to light the fires'Of the ConTt lof Justice at Berlin, is suspected of being the person wiio lately set fire to that baddlAg. - VIENNA, APRILIO. On the 2d of this month, about a quarter before rine in the evening, a fire broke out in the town of itelskeinel, in liungary, which lasted the whole night, the wind blowing a storm. Six hundred houses, the Catholic pAris'n church, the church of the Fiancis cans, and the barracks occupied by the Cuirassier Re anent of Lorraine, were a prey to the flames, which spread with incredible rapidity. Our Court Gazette published, in its number of 7esterday, the Convention signed at Warsaw on the !.?. March, 1817, and since ratified by the respective Courts, between his Majesty the Emperor of Austria and his Majesty the Kin f of I'russia, in consequence (idle stipulation of the treaty of 3d May, 1815, re lative to the trade of the Provinces belonging to Po- Ind, as it existed in the year 1772. tERLIN, APRIL 6. ' -Respecting the pestilential disorder said to have . kokeit out at Iteichenburg,. and the great tava&cs by it, we find from subsequent inquiries, in ,:stituted by the Magistrates in Silesia, that these firs t ' *counts were not merely exaggerated, but Wholly isfoundcd. It should seem inleed that there is a isease at Reiihenburg which was supposed to epidemic d, but there were no symptoms tir traces sviratcver of the plague, and the story Lithe iippOr utiou of the Sinyina cotteu is a mere ticilua. -.~~ .~ p r - ~;~~_ • I • e_melmm,• .