Star. — London, England, 1811-03-20 00:00:00

„ Only the reception at the door by the Canons and Dignitaries. in the acesistotood fords, shall atheist 8 there shalt be no cushions, seats, nor mark of distinc. sissi liettreen the members of the Junta, (Signed) Cornell() de Saavedra. Miguel de Armen& Doe Manuel Alberti. Domingo Mated. Juan Larrsa. Jose Paso, Seeretai7. D. Marano Moreno, , Seeretary. The littifArticle of the Order of May 28,1810, was an order allowing the President all the honours which were enjoyed by Vice-Kings. Don Artanasio Durante was an officer of high rank in the corps of P.atricios, of which the President is Colonel—and at a public entertainment given at the Barracks, at which the President assisted, this Durante gave as a toast, 4 , Long live Don Cprnelio de Saave dra, Emperor of South America." lirlaarArastret, elf Dowebord. Someroe, jobber, *Wet and chap. aeon, April 10 2 .11, and so, at eleven, at the Mildmats Arms ,Sonsoniet. Anomie% Mr. /elm B. k. P es chrso ; or Me- Hosfey, 917ales-Hiuse; - Haag Mass el Lliietypei, merebant. dealer sod eimanums Agell a, •11, end 30, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Aerofoils, Mr. George Barrow, Threadneedle-street, London; or Moss" Wilsey and Cartwright, Liverpool. 410111fidedyet Ltvetgeol, builder, d,aler mkt chemist, - April o,,and 30, et one, at this Glob:Tavern. Jokn-street, Liver. . Attonties, Mr. Moildowcroft, Gray's Inn, London; or . Davis., Liverpool. *gam Etna Sievers, if Hackney-road, Mlddleser, ineichaat, Mare IS, sad April 2 and se, at eleven, at Guildhall. Atter ney.*Mr. Fisher, Nelson-square, Blackfriar's-road. Thomas Cooper, late of Higliam, Kent, butcher, dealer and chapeaus, Mares si3, and April 2 and 20, at 'levee , at Guild- I do, Emperor or JUUts. A ........_ __ d 2 i. 1 , i47:51r0di j. , bed, Leaden. Attorney, Mr. Chippendall, Great Queen-weft, Liembes-lon-Solds. • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. May 7. Thomas Dawson, of the High-area, Wapping, vocer, - at tea, at Guildhall. LONDON. `".' May 4. Charles Sankey, of James -street, Caroni-(harden, Mid dlesex, at ten, at Guildhall. . BANXRUP'TCY SU PERSEDEt. L . W am. Harrison and Wm. Gent, both late of LittN Tower-street, Leadost, Wm. I-Isrrison; lots of North End, Middlieest; and n Samuel Cooke, late of Deptford, Durham, int:taming , • Rim Wayless, of Devizes, Watt, victualler. . . , l. t - , , • Fla..! . NOil FADERS, , ' ' 4 4 ....„—. , ST,. PETERSBURGH, FEBRUARY IS. • The Privy Counsellor Niece Alexis Xourakin, brother of the Russian Ambassador at Paris, has so. licked and obtained hie dismissal as Mifirster cif he 1E Home Department. His papers have heeisentitsted mid •to the Priyy Counsellor and Senator M. de Oti s STY dewlew, who was attached to the Interior - A f it le agh station. : ..a.of a i KESLAIR, tANIIARY 17. -- -• , iligk We have had produced here 40,000 tdns Or wine, Ten of a superior quality to any before made. The greater allies part of this has been distilled into brandy. The bar- see h rest of capers has also been abundant • but rice, Cilt• ton, and some other commodities are deficient. aside, . \ VIENNA, FEBRUARY 27. nd G The President of the Vinance Department has been . occupied some days in a secret business, during which be has sent several couriers into different provinces. la. I Port, A thousand -conjectures are formed as to this affair. receives , ' The Bank-bonds have risen four and ; half this day, nominally, buticarcely any were sold. • . Plymouth r. the 12th ingots. AucEA r oFs'Aritgs PAPERS to the 1344eitieler. learn that pothin, s place. A letter from... - ORDERS OF THE JUNTA. to our army, dated the 11.. Buenos Ayres, Dee. 12, 1810. were never in better health o. - From the date of this Order, no Tribunal, Corpo ration, or Chief, Civil, Military, orEcclesiastic, shall whole of the sick in the army, . confer any public employment on any person that is cents, was, according to the last retur, sot born in these provinces. Those Europeans, now actually in the employ of Letters were yesterday ree - ' Government, arc excepted ; they shall continue in France to the d ,*- their employments with the same privileges they have •, laitherto enjoyed in their respective situations.; and they t "'' may assure themselves that their good condset, affec tion to the country, and adherence to the Government, will be a secure guarantee of tbeir continuance and promotion. The English, Portuguese, S and other foreigners not at war with us, may freely come to this country: those who dedicite themselves to the arts and the ,eultiva. thin of the country, shall enjoy all the rights of citi . ;ens, and be protected by the Government.—Barsses ifyrec, December 3. . .• omen OF Tlia JU: e TTA 041 lIVENOS A' ES, 102 C. 8 9 '1810. 1. The Sib Article of the Order of the 28t . 'y, 1810, is revoked, and annulled in all its parts. . ,• 2. There shall be from this day forward, abs?lule, perfect, and identical equality between ;he President, and other Members of the Junta, without any ether difference than the numerical and gradual order in their seats. . 3. The Junta shall_ only, when united in arts of etiquette and ceremony, hare the military honours, Letters were aesterday received from St. Domingo !escort, and usages in such cases established. - to the beginning of January. By the following ex 4. Neither tt.e President, nor any other individual tract of one from Port au Prince, dated the 15th of of the Junta, in particular, shall assume a public chat 1 • le preceding month, it should seem that overtures racter, nor have any suite„ escort, or appendage that spay distinguish them from..their fellow-citizens. had passed between the rival chiefs Perms; and 5. All Decrees, Official Decisions, and Orders of CHRISTOPIiE to settle their quarrel by a treaty of parti. the Junta,-must be sighed 4y four Members, at least, tion : " It %%ill, I am sure, excite your surprise to - with that of the * Secretary. hear that deputies have arrived from CIIRISTOPHE, • ' 6. All Agents, Publie Officers, or Citizens, that Kith letters to the President, containing overtures of shall execute Orders, not .signed in the form prescri bed in the foregoing Article,- shall be responsible to accommodation. It would seem by this, that CHRIS the Government for such 'execution. rotate is sensible of his inability to carry on offensive, 7. All the centinils' or the Palace shall be with. war, and it is alledged, that his troops rnani drawn, leaving only those at the gate of the fort and _ unw illi ngness t o a d vance a g a in s t this place. rap its fortifications. answer of the President is conformable to the situ*. 8. All toasts, shouts, or public exclamations in fa vour of particular individuals of the Junta are prolli. Lion of things; and if Crinisroetie will evacuate.-St. lined; if they are just, they will live in the beans of Mary, and all on this ;ide of Artehonite ( - whieb:.l their fellow.citiiees; they do not value the prairies think v e ry improbable) peace may be c onc l u d e d, . oil . men who have prostituted themselves withr the eels. see the two Governments, but not otherwise.i! . ~ giants of Tyrants. - 9. No toast is Remitted bat fa ihe copilry,liii iti ,'. ' These letters confirm the intelligence which•lamly rights, forthe glory of our arms, and foe•gostridnb- *ached as by way of America, of a schism between jests concerning the public welfare,. .' ei'Y -e - RIOAVD and PETION, in consequence of which the 10. All persons that shall girt as a toast anyparta. fcll. m r had set up for himrelf , ;Lad Was by a meeting • cular indiaidaal of the Junta, shill bi banished for six - years. e on the 3d of November. at A.ute• Cape, of sitfeen 11. Don Artanasin Durante, having given a toast persons, calling themielves 41 Deputies of the People," which has offended the integrity of the President, and I proclaimed Commander-in-Chief of 'the department . at attacked the rights of t. country, deserving , to of the South. The fplloWing is a translation of the risk , oo the scatiOld ;' but for the state of intoxication ' Decree investing lam with the supreme cm:marsh sn which hewas, h i life is pardoned ; but he is banish. e 'lle people of the department of the South, have ed perpetually from this city, because an inhabitant of • . 13penos Ayres, even • when drunk nr sletpirg, ought decreed and do decree as follows ; n . ot to entertain impressions against the liberty of his a. " The cjiieF command of the department of the country. I South, is conferred upon GelleTal ANDRItif RIGAVD, 12. The wives of the public officers, civil-andatili. the I• 1 ' S ~, tounder of libe i rty n Hayti. He shall exclusively eery , shall not to retitled to the honour of arms or ; posrss the right to command the army cf the Souds, otherpreingatives of their husbands; the state grants these distinctious to the4ce, and they carnet be en- : to appoint all civil and military officers, to make laws .joyed but by these who exercise it. - i foe the welfare of the people, to revoke all existing .•. 13. *be Juntlt,sball not have any boa-or determined laws which are inconsistent with that end, and to or place play. Those in t 4 public amusemepts of bull figh d, m u st p opera . ma . .-e ,:e an regulations which his ',adorn may suggest . for the public good, as well as to diminish and as chase their seats the same as any other.citizen. The . most excellent Cabildo,, to whosp.helong the superin- crease the public trszes. tenclenee and management of these anniseitirts,` shall ' 2, 6. For the public security, am! tsa aid the General be the only ihat.has a seat of preference. in Chief, in his lalider,a Privy Council shall he . joino I+. From tiii i dayforward all the C e remoni e s of tits . Churcii, with' th 4 civil and seities, AO dispen t iedr ip i th , with m . wlrich ',hill be composed of the Generals u they do Pot gto to the Tern* to receive mortise, but aid five notable :fitieenh who shall be chosen by 41 id proitiatiisentselves Won the Borealis Bsl --; ' rivals Wait." • • • . - ' . • 1 . ; , , - , ,: , .: , - • • _I _ Costs,' sae THE EVENING iii Li. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20. Day appointed for a General Fut.—Holiday at aA the Fob& Offices. PRICE OF STOW YESTERDAY. 8 per Cent. Red. shut India &ock 177 ger Cent. Cons.ll3 84r. : hodhejlAode tie. tie pro s per Cent. Navy 97 96 1169. '6a. prem. Imp. 3 per Cent. 11114•Latiej Tickets A 22,100. Imp. Ann. bildly orb' Onudom 81/ dil. CAA*, for ace. 654 644 THE KING. The Bulletin received yesterday from *awn edged that " His Manny was in every respect as Well as he had been through the last week." In ad dition to this pleaNing intelligence we learn that His llS.res.rx walked on the Terrace yesterday for an hour before dinner, accompanied by Dr. Ramat and Mr. DUNDAS ; and after dinner he again came on the Terrace, and walked for a considerable time, aecom- Ipanied by Generals Masnieas and Garth, withotstany 'Of the Physicians, No further official advices from Portugal have been received ; but by the Ranger, a fruit-ship, arrived at Plymouth from Lisbon, on Sunday, private letters to the 12th instant have come to hand, by which we learn that nothing of importance had then taken place. A letter from a medical Gentleman attached to our army, dated the Ilth, states, " that our troops were never in better health or spirits ; and- that the whole of the sick in the army, including convales cents, was, according to the last returns, only 2455." Letters were yesterday received from the coast of France to the date of Saturday last, by which we learn that at that time the embargo had not been raised. We have extracts from the Parisian Journals, but they consist chiefly of most degrading Addresses of flattery to the EMPEROR, and therefore we omit them. What was mentioned in the Hamber f ,4 Cereespoedenteft re garding the dismission of Prince KOURAICIN, Minis ter of the Home Department_to Amatsnast, is now confirmed in the French Papers. The Prince, whose brother is the Russian Ambassador at Paris, was well knows for his attachment to the politics of the Ex- Minister CALLINCOURT, and is a further indication of the change of opinion at the Court of St. Petessburgh. It will be oisserved in an article from Vienna that some urgent and secret businos was transacting in the Finance Department, which had given rise to much speculation. (UI . • RI I Elf N . - - • --.- • r 1 0 .ROCIEJOINGS OF THE IRISH CATHOLICS. THE ARMY. resume the command of the cavalry DUBLIN, . MARCH - . 1 S. 1 4111 . 11 4 . Bitilieirtrros Conon left town last The General Committee of the Catholics of lrelan4 :40, Plimo t a. do n ight met this day, at Mr. Fitzpatrick s, Bookseller, No. 2 2..4. Capri - street, Major Groans BRYAN , in the Chair. 4 ttPa'i - g 4" Mr. HUSSEY having stated that the Committee Captain *LAREN, 91st Regiment, is appoint e d having been entrusted by the late Aggregate Meeting Brigade Major to the forces in the Glasgow district. to prepare an Address to his Royal Highness the 1 The cer appointment r y tm itz ett C oo o r f E th w at e t a i r e er c ie i n li c e e f d c a o n m d tu z a e n a d leu iri s I Prince Regent for the removal of the Duke of Rich- cm mind and Mr. Pole, moved, that A Sub-Committee w i ll g iv e satisfaction to a very great part of should be appointed for the purpose, and with direc- , tions to have it ready for the consideration of the Corn- the arm y' The total amount of the English Militia on t h e mittee on Monday next. Motion agreed to unani- ' mously. . 25th of January last, was 48,703, being *tout 7000 Counsellor Fixx moved that Mr. Hussey, Major more than It was in August last. The amount of the Bryan, and Doctor Dromgoole, should constitute the Scotch is 11,166 ; being altogether 59,869. Committee.—Agreed to unanimously. 1 Friday the Royal Edinburgh Volunteers, com. Major Bryan having left the Chair, and Dr. brom- Manded by the Right Hon. CHARLES HOVE, were ir. goole having taken ir, the Thanks of the Committee spected on, Burntsfield Links by Sir JAMES BAIRD, the. were voted to Major Bryan, for his very proper con. duct in the Chair. , Inspecting Field Officer of ate District. They mu:. Adjourned to one o'clock.en Monday. . tered above 4.00. The General Committee of the Catholics of Ireland COURT-MAATIAL.--ahursday Corporal Burke, of are appointed to meet on Monday, the 18th instant, at the South Mayo regiment of militia, was brought frgm one o'clock, in their rooms in Capel-street, to receive Kikock to Mullingar, and was soon ;firs trierby the report of a Sub-Committee appointed to draw up 'Court-Martial. Thecharge against him was, that hay. a Petition to the subject of a Resolution passed al the ing the commanc4of a party escorting arms to I)ublie, last aggregate Meeting, he shot a pig upon the,road, and that two gentlemen of GEORGE BRYAN. Chairman, the bar, who were then riding by ( Messrs. Wallace and EDWARD HAY, Secretary. Farrel) haying expostulated with him on his cruelty, Yesterday, a Meeting of Catholic Country Gentle- ;he having previously loaded, his market, diachargyd It men was held at the Farming Repository, to consider l at them. The Court found him guilty, and he -ww, the propriety of a petition about to be forwarded, to forthwith sentenced to be reduced to the ranks, and the Prince Regent, praying for the dismissal of the iso receive 800 lashes. leformations had been sworn Lord Lieutenant and Mr. Pale from the Irish Ad- the evening preceding, before Major Swan, to found ministration. an indictment on, and to bring him to trial before a Mr. DUIPPY proposed a Resolution, which went to • Jury ; and, we understand, it was also the wish of disapprove of that passed at the late Aggregate Meet. , the Judges of Assize, that Burke should have been ing, 4 . Empowering the Catholic Committee to pet i. brought to justice before a Court of Common Law. tion for the recal of the . Duke of Richmond." • He was seconded by Mr. O'Keefe, and opposed by Mr. Nicholas Lee, in a most brilliant and argumenta tive speech. Mr. Burke defended the propriety of Major Bryan's', Resolution, passed at the Aggregate Meeting, and a division being called for, Mr. Duffy's motion was lost by a great majority. DUBLIN', MARCH 14.—Monday last, that notorious and desperate ruffian, Patrick Mammy, a deserter, - who was the head of a party which for a length of time has disturbed the peace of the neighbourhood of Mitchelstown, and committed several shocking out rages, was apprehended by the indefatigable exer tions of a party of the Mitchelstovrn yeomanry, who were out for several nights in pursuit of him. . • NAVAL INTELLIG,ERCAg. PLYMOUTH, MARCH is. Arrived the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE frigate, CiFl'dir. Toavc, from a ernize ; and the LYRA brig of war, from a cruize in Basque Roads and Quiberon Bay. The latter vessel .ough‘, to have been stattd in my last,...it was omitted through mistake e =Sailed the Wraztx hired schooner, with convoy of roasters, fca- Falmouth.---Wind South, mild and clear weather. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH If. • Arrived his Majesty's ships FYLLA and SHARP SHOOTER) from Guernsey. Passed by from Plymouth, his Majesty's ships LIGHTENING and PLANTAGENET, Sailed the Gitassuop!xa ;inclDEnwesr, on a cruize ! —Wind WeiteriY. DEAL, MARCH is. Came down from the River, the Europe, General Stewart, Pevaynes, and Ocean East Indiamen. Ar rived the Woolwich store-ship, and remains. SHEERNESS, MARCH is. Arrived the Cautzsa from the River Thames, Said the RESOLUTION cutter, and CRETAN, CO the WeXtward, The Vtno went out of harbour. BELFAST, MARCH 12. The Hope, of Bellair e from Buenos Ayres, last frOnt Pernambucco, with hides, tallow, Peruvian bark, and cotton, sailed from Buenos Ayres, in corn. pant' with the Alexander, for London, on the 29th of ;November—parted with her en the Ist of December off 'Monte Video, all wen t The Hope came to aa. char in Bangor Bay, and attempted to get under way, when the pall-bits and bits of the windlas gave way, whinh knocked down three men on deck, all cf whom are severely hurt, one not expected to recover. At three P.M. on the gd instant, were obliged to cot away both cables and bear away for the Clyde, and with a heavy gale from the N.N.W. was drove into the Bay of Ayr, and was not able to make the bar. botir. On the 3d the vessel run en the beach, a little south of the harbour of Ayr, where she now lies, and in all probability will not be got off. Mr. FOSTER, the new Plenipotentiary to the United States, will sail, from Portsmouth, in a very few days, in the MINERVA frigate. • A change is in contemplation in the Government of Ireland, by which the office of Chancellor of the Exchequer, and of Chief Seiretary, are to be united in the same peison. Mr. Fevre% we understand, re tires after the present Session. The Funds experienced yesterday a fluctuation vihtch has been rather unusual of late, for which : no other cause is assigned than the additional sixpence put upon the price of the dollar.—Consols opened 's; 65, then fell to 64 and left off at G 4 # 3-Btbs. Count Gorton, had yesterday a long interview with Mr. YORKR, at the Admiralty, previous to his accompanying Sir JAMES SAUMAREZ, with the ships under his command, to the Baltic. Saturday the Earl of FINGAL left Edinburgh far Glasgow, on his road to Ireland. Molineux is about to lead to the Hymeneal Altar a young Lady of great beauty. The cause of Lord EGREMONT against HANt HA. stivroN and BE Enter HAMILTON, Esqrs. has been de. cided in the Court of Chancery in Ireland, in favour of the defendants, with eosts, after a full investigations, which occupied three days. By this decision the Ha milton family are confirmed in the possession of their estates in the county of Carlow and Queen's County" after a litigation of near a century. Mr. Milton, the horse-dealer, has made a match for seven hundred guineas to drive four in hand, fifteen miles in 48 minutes, to start the week before Epsom races commence, and to be done within - twenty miles . of London. Betting is against the Undertaking. Mr. OLIVER, who started on F;iday morning to go to Blandford and return (200 miles) in 50 hours, for 200 guineas, resigned the task in the neighbourhood of Overton, Hants, oa Saturday afternoon. He went the first 100 miles in 20 hours, and continued his task to Overton at a losing rate. When hi resigned, he had-56 miles to perform in eight hours. A fine peacock, belonging to Mr. Hemwoon, of i Carlinham, near Bodmin, was lately attacked by ate rocious hog, and literally torn to pieces. It was morel than tJO years of age. The account which appeared in* molt of the Lai= don papers (as coming by the Peacoat) stating that the opthalmta raged on board the PEACOCK, and which was fi rst published in a paper printed at Plymou th , Dock, is false in solo. The PRACOCK had no am inunication of the kind with the POMPEII; neither Were the troops on board the latter at all afflicted with that malady. Another West Indiaman is on shore at Srlsea, with 1 little hope cf getting her off. Thirty ewes, on the point of yeaning, the property of Burn, an industrious map near Chichester and nine others, the property of Mr. W. Hardham; were destroyed, a few nights since, by two dogs. The:dogs were afterwards killed. Yesterday,- at Bow -street, Mary Blafetnart, !Ito was apprehended on Saturday evening, in the pit-paauge of Covent-garden Theatre, was convicted al a re puted thief. c SCOTS SPRING CIRCUITS. WEST—Lord IUSTICI-CLZ RI and Lord Ai si Ann s+ Stirling &tint* I dthAtuiL Invetary Thursday' A'ard. otaigave ' ' Tuesday 2di Aped. SOUTH—Lord aisles and Lord Meauewsnam - - . .954 Apr& ..` Several vessels, lugger-rigged, are preparing, by order of the Admiralty, to cruise in the Channel, to I prevent the depredations of the enemy's privateers. We mentioned yesterday the capture of the Cita: LENGER sloop of war, by a French squadron that es : capcd from Cherburgh. The enemy's force, we learn, consisted of a ship of the line, a frigate, and two brigs. They stole out of Cherburgh on the nth, and were l'cieeping along shore within the Island of Jersey, when %bey were discovered by the Cnai.t.sNotta. She stood towards them - to reconnoitre, and having ascertained 1 what they were, she was proceeding to'cortnnunicate the intelligence to some of our cruizers, when sbe fortunately carried away her fore-top-mast; lAA% gave the frigate an opportunity of coming up apd capturing her. Four hours after, the PLANTAGINZT got sight of, and gave chase to the Frenchmen, but with little prospect of being able to prevent them from reaching Brest. The Friendship, Ilarrison, from Ealiimore, has at eiTed at Cork. The Elizabeth, Neil, from Jatwiica ; Africa, Scott, . from Wiscasset ; Vine, Montgomery; Endeavour, Cowie ; and Donegal, Courtney, front London: cave all arrived sale at Belfast. T oe Ives, M.Donald, from Demerara for Gree. nock, was burnt at sea on the 25th ult. Croy ani• red at Lisbon. A British'briy, which loaded at Savannah, was captured by a French privateer, and carried into Charleston the 6th ult. The Star k (Ameriean,) from Salem to Palertao, k taken by the Jean But French privateer, and carried into Hures. The Friends, —, from Lisbon, was taken and earned into ikulogne, the 12th ult. The e, Moyer., from Leith for Heligoland, was datadtmed at sea the 2d inst. • Jedlusralk -Moodal.•••—•••' - . Dtunfrias.. Saturday 271 b April. Aii ...... .:......tVe4uctiky Ist - Way, • i ••• 1101011; —Lord gales *xi sod Lid Bet mt. '": •-•. • • bovenissa.....wahleadialt......94diehrem - . . Abeittase.....Wadeasday.. tat May. ,• ; ti1141911/0 Noted andliaddhitati Ity Ceitl K$N T, at the STAR terth.,......p)k0day.... .4thlhay. .,. r go now lislitatiesilme) M 4 It OR Oasts TOR* a ir ' .. , • . • .. . . . • • • . --__Ail ~-w . ik.' ~~~.