Star. — London, England, 1819-02-02 00:00:00

IN' / '.t rt, % I t . . R ~~ 111. 1* ~~ THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1819. Pvaasoetto! or ess Yam Ilfesi. 7 -Holiday at the Beak, 'Eschequer, mod South-lies The Paris Papers of Saturday arrived this fore noon.—The discussion in the Chamber of Deputies on the proposition for granting, a national recom pense to the Duke of ILlcuattatr, was concluded on Friday. The first article of the project for granting the recompense was carried by a great majority, only about twenty Members rising against it. The second article, as amended by the Commission, ordaining a recompense to be iaken out of the domains of the State, was also carried by a similar majority. An additional Article was proposed by M..Coua- VOISIER, declaring that in•default of heirs in the di rect line, the grant should revert to the State ; aid. on its being put to the vote, after a few Observations, it was carried nearly unanimously.—The Chamber then voted on the project of law as a whole, when out of 219 votes Jame appearid 124 for and 95 itgainit it—Majority 29. General CANUEL has appealed against the sentence of the Tribunal of Correctional Politer in his Prot. tosses with SENkEVILLE and'FABVIEa; ,and hisl7l - associate, General DONADIEU; has againreturned to Paris. Madame Moturr, Duchess of Bassano, has been for some days past at Paris, soliciting the :ecall of her husband. Five per Cents. Friday, 69f. 40c. PRIVATE. LETTER. " TAWS, JANEAILT 29. ," A 13.0YALIST CONDEZINED TO THE GALLIES ! ! What will become of the Royalists alias Ultras, alias Momtrchy-men, Gon knows ; one of their accredited• agents, one of the principal columns of their secret p >wet., in the South of France, has just been con demned by an 6 Iniquitous Tribunal' to the Gailies, merely for having pretended to be an Officer of the Police, and seizing the person of a rich Merchant, at night, and emerging him under the safeguard of a dozen virtuous Reyalists, or Monarchy-men, to a house, where they made him sign bills to a huge . amount, and after making him take wine with poison in it, merely for this piece of innocent form, as he called it on his trial, the Court of Assizes of La Parte Garonne, have condemned, to five years hard labour ar.d the iron collar, Captain , Rough n'Atanizae, Com mander of one of the Secret Companies organized in the South of France in 1315, which, :is all the world knows, was the milleninm of the Ultra Royalists, which, unhappily for all the world, did not last the 1000 years. Oh ! if the anti-Royartst D&CAZES had not usurged the throne of the pure Royalist M3.tatte, would any Jury have dared to convict.a Royalist? And besides, this poor persecuted Royaliit had al. ready been branded by the sentence of another ini quitous Tribunal for merely swindling tradestpen: this alone would have been sufficient to make a Jury of monarchy men acquit him. We need not go.far ther, this fact of itself is sufficient to pronounce the speedy downfal of the Monarchy men, ergo, of the Monarchy, ergo, of France, ergo, of all EUrope, ergo , of the whole world, ergo, of the whole universe, which is proved mathematically by the simple fact of a Royalist being condemned to the galliei! " It is true, ail France is at present tranquil, not withstanding the removal of the Monarchy men, Prefects, alias Prefects of 1815, and chi* ccitible con viction of a pure Royalist : but ought things to re main so ? ought 28 millions and three quarters to rule the roast over a quarter or half a quarter of a million of Citizens whose ardent virtue makes them common executioners to save the Tribunals the pains and trouble of trying offenders? Certainly not, and I am sure all Europe will agree with me, and the Conservateur, the Drapeau Blanc, the Quokisfieune, and the New Tunes, in this conclusion:' In the House of Commons, last night, Mr. Alder man WnitninAN, on presenting the City Petition against the Insolvent Debtors Act, made some im portant statements respecting the frauds alledged to have been committed under it. But in our mind, if tradesmen will foolishly entrust their property to people without character, this can be no reason why a man who is unfortunate should be left to the mercy of a merciless creditor. It is wise and highly pru dent that such people should be taken under the pro tection of the law. For every case that Mr. WAITH• MAN can 'produce of frauds committed under the Act, it would be no difficult task to produce a htm dred in which for debts not exceeding even five pounds, expenses have been heaped on them till the unfortunate debtor wis immured in a prison —sand, in many instances, perished of want, while the family that used to be supported by his industry have been turned to the streets, or become a burthen to the parish. Is such indescribable misery to be propa gated merely to encourage tradesmen to be restiss and imprudent? If the Act can be improved, by all means do it ; but never again deliver the poor debtor to the tender mercies of the cruel. A Petition was presented by Mr. S. WORTLZY, from the Town of Leeds, deprecating the resumption of Cash Payments, under the existing circumstances of the country. It is well understood in the City whence thii and similar Petitions have originated. They are, virtually, Petitions to favour the specula tions of certain Loan Contractors in the City, at the expense of the rest of the community. _ _ _ On the motion of the GIANCIZLLOR of the Ex enaciaa, the House went into a Committee of Sup plies, when Sir GEORGE WARRENDIM proposed a grant of '20,000 Seamen, including 6,000 Marines, for the service of the year. On the leading of this Resolution, which was not opposed, Mr. ROBARTE took the opportunity of inquiring whethey any measure was in contemplation to abolish the evils of Impressment? In answer, Sk GEORGIC WAR asNazp, stated, that although Government did not think it practicable to dispense with an ancient . system, the benefits of which greatly overbalanced its evils, many ameliorations had taken place in the condition of Sailors. A Registry of Seamen had also been formed, which would afford easy and expe ditious means of raising an effective naval force in fu ture. Various Grants, amounting together to about £1,700,000, were then voted for the wages, victual ling and clothing or these 20,000, and for the ord nance on board the ships kept in active service. — Lord PALMERSTON afterwards obtained £1,000,000, on account of the Army Estimates. Mr. CALCRAPT inquired how the Army had been pr.:d since the 25th December, 1818, when the last Grant must have been exhausted ? To this the CHANCELLOR of the Excii zoom replied, that the payments in the variotis Departments were generally made retrospectively, and not prospectively, so that there were surpluses which were applied to the various services for which the Grants of which they formed a part bad been voted, until fresh Supplies could be _ob tained. The CoaxcELLon of the EXCHEQUER next applied for a Grant of £21.,924,300, to pay off and discharge the Exchequer Bills issued under the authority of two Acts of the last Parliament, Mr. GRENFELL took this occasion of inquiring whether Government had entered into any arrange ment with the Bank respecting the three millions, for merly lent without interest by the Bank, on condi. tion that the balances of public money should remain in iti hands, but on which, since the month of April last, an interest of four per cent. was to be paid ? The CllANCetton of the EXCIIEQUER, in reply, stated, that no interest had yet been paid on those three mil- 1 lions, although the Bank were entitled by Act of Parliament to 41 per cent. Ile could not say, how ever, whether a retrospective arrangement could take place on that subject, but negotiations had been opene.i. Measures, taiZen with the hearty concur rence of the Bank, were also in a train of discussion,' to give to the country the use of all the balances of public money, which had been considerably dimi nished by the reduction of the public expenditure. In the House of Lords the Ma4uis of LANSDOWNE moved for certain papers relative to the cession of the Dutch Colonies in the East Indies ; and the tion, with some modifications, was agreed to. BRIGHTON, JANUARY 51. • Saturday, the Duchess of GLOUCESTER and suite arrived at the Palace. Her Royal Highness was ac comjanied by Lady.IsADELLA THY \c. The EArl of WESTMORLAND arrived at thl Pavi lion between five and six o'clock this evening.: The Ros Auto armed brig appeared off this station this morning. At half-past one r. M. the vessel ran cluse in and fired a Royal Salute. Yesterday the PRINCE RECENT held a Privy Coun cil at the Pavilion, Brighton. The Duke of YORK left York-House, St. James's Palace, yesterday, a little before twelve o'clock, for Kew, where his Royal Highness enjoyed the sport of shooting for between three and four hours, and then returned to town, and arrived at York House about hall past five o'clock. _ _ _ The Duke and Duchess of CAmnatocE arrived at Cassel on the 18th ultimo, and alighted at the Pa lace of the Landgrave FREDERICK. The SPEAKER of the HOUSE of COMMONS com menced-his Parliamentary Dinners on Suaday with the Ministerial Members. The Earl BA THlntsr gives the Cabinet Dinner this week, which takes place to-morrow evening. Yesterday morning the CHANCELLOR of the Ex- CHEQUER arrived in town from Blackheath. Earl BATIINRST gives the Cabinet dinner this week, which will take place to-morrow evening. The Earl of ABERDEEN entertains a large party o f distinction on Friday next, at Argyle House. The Earl and Countess of JEttszy arrived this day at their house in Berkeley-square, from the Duke of BEDFORD'S seat, Woburn Abbey. • The Duke and Duchess of Sommtszx and family are arrived at their residence in Park-lane, front their seat in Devonshire. The Earl of ROSSLYN arrived on Sunday at his house in St. James's-square, from his seat in Scotland. The Earl of WEsltimastEEND left town on Sunday morning for Brighton, to attend the Pains REGENT yesterday in Council. Count - Liavas gave a Grand Entertainment on Sunday to the Marquis of TANSDOWN and a party of distinction, at his residence in Harley -street. Lord and Lady RIVELIDALE have left the London' Hotel, Albemarle-street, for Cheltenham. Lord ARUNDZLL left town yesterday for Stowe, Bucks, on a visit to the Marquis and Marchioness of BUCKINGHAM, FASIIIMANX Berl of Egronont, from Piet_ 'worth, Spas: ; Viscount Maynard, from Fairs ; the Earl and Coyotes of Math, from Makohn, Some: ; Led Lashed, I from Euglefieldiresn, Sung; Sir Haag Faso, fan. at the St. Jimes% Royal Hotel, from a tour; Sir Sohn tresses, Bart at Warren% Hotel, frost Ireland; the Ilan of Malmabery,frolo his seat in Hans; Lord Anion, from Spam; Ltd Foiey,freor Woreesterdtire; Colonel Blair, at Cerise's Steal, from taw. land ; Sir Lumley Salinity" Bart.froes a Mir; the Many* and Marchioneee of Tavisock, Lord .Joha, and Lowland Lady .Ruasell, treat Woburn abbey; Lard Sydney, from Prognall, Keeth . NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PIINZANCI, JANUARY 30.—Wind sail in the offing. The Gouvier, froth Bristol for Rouen, sprung a leak yesterday morning, and sunk about five o clock, eight leagues N.W.W. of the Land's End : crew saved, and landed at St. Ive's. FALMOUTH, JANUARY SO.—Wind E. to N.—Ar rived the Grace, CARLYON, from London. Sailed the Lady Arabella packet, for Lisbon ; Osborne pac ket, for Lisbon, Gibraltar, and Malta; Princess Eli zabeth packet, for America ; Lord Chesterfield pac ket, for the Leeward Islands ; and Francis Freeling packet, for Brazils, all with Mails; and several out ward-bound vessels. PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY I.—Wind South.—The Thames, LITSON, from London, passed through on Saturday, for Bombay. DEAL, FEBRUARY I.—Wind N.W. fine weather.— ' Arrived and sailed. for the River, the Britannia, DAVIE, from Leghorn; Caledonia ' Txoaw, from St. John's (New Brunswick), for Leith, and remain; his Majesty's sloop ALERT, from a cruise to the North ward, and remain in the Downs with the SEVERE frigate. The Julius Cesar, Locate, for Demerara, came doWn from the River, and sailed last evening. MILFORD, JANUARY 30.—Wiad E.S.E. and E.N.E. Sailed" all the vessels bound to" the westward, and round the land. DARTMOUTH, JANUARY 81.—Arrived the English galliot Maria, SCUURRRG, from Faro to London, with trifling damage inter sails. Coax, JANUARY 27.—Sailed the Borodino trans port, with troops for Portsmouth. LEITH, JANUARY 29.—The Three Johns, GRAY, of London, parted from her moorings in the harbour on the everting of the 27th instant, and was thrown upon the Slip, but was got off next tide, with some damage in her bottom. It has blown a hard gale for these two days past at N. E. with a heavy sea, but wt have not heard of any other damage. JANUARY 30.—The Marchioness of Huntly, of Aberdeen, was lost off Ely 26th instant, and three passengers drowned. The Four Loaskcnde, GUNSER sox,. from Cursoer to Newcastle, with grain, is on shore near North Berwick, part of the cargo saved, but much damaged. CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, FEBRUARY 1. ENTERED hirwans.—The Thomas, Lowry, from Ilamburgh; Bum, I latheld, from ditto ; Leeds, Cobb, from Fjga ; )Jurgen star, Ream. from Uordt ; Resolution, Muller, from ditto; the Blue-eyed Reuter, Cope, from Antwerp ; Little Mary, Farman, from ditto; the Oak, Warren, from ditto; Trois Ands, Laken, from ditto • Unity, Taylor, from Lisbon ; Thetis, Martin, from ; T homas, Wotton, front Harlingen ; and the James and Sophia, Sontersall, from aernarata. ENTERED ov/warms—The General Washington, Lricock, for Virginia ; Marys, Harris, for Oporto • Royalist, Wood, for flamburgh ; Platoff, Horne, for ditto; Edward, Crepse, for Cadiz ; Segur, Bengtn, for Ja maica; PArchimide, Marisca front Gibraltar. Cseasee Orr warms—The Gertrude, Lengridge, for Odessa; Ham, for Jamaica; Regalia, Elliott, for ditto; Enterprise, Martin, for Gibraltar; Kingston, Homcastle, for the Bay of liondura4 ; the John Bulkeley, Oul ager, for Philadelphia ; Richard Plaskett, 'Fully, for Malta ; and Isabella, Nickell', for Maranham. The St. Lawrence, M'Contl., from Lisbon to New foundlands was totally lost ten the North-Hest point of Islay, on the 17th ultimo, and all hands perished. Orders have been received at the Dock-yard at Portsmouth, to fit six cutters as life-boats, on a plin proposed by Lieutenant T. A. GARDINER, It.N. to be issued to his Majesty's shipsand vessels for experiment. Captain BA ant E is appointed Natal Commissioner at Quebec, and will proceed there the ensuing spring. An inquiry has been made, by order of the Lords of the Admiralty, on an improved mode of working the calculations necessary to ascertain the .longitude of ships at sea. The plan is from obpeivations of the positions of various stars, which promises to reduce the errors into so narrow a compass, that the actual certainty may be almost said to be discovered. Cap tain ROBERT Tucicta, R. N. is the inventor of this new method, which requires only six lines of figures. Sunday se'nnight, between eleven and twelve o'clock at night, a Midshipman and a Sailor, who were sta tioned at Folkestone for the prevention of smuggling, seeing a boat come into the harbour, took a small boat lying on the beach, and put to sea without any oars, to endeavour to get to the boat; but the wind being very high, they, fearful of being blown out to sea, took off their clothes and jumped overboard, to endeavour to swim to theshore. Captain R. SPICES, of the Hope hoy, lying in the harbour at the time, hearing their cries, called to them to have courage, and he would come to their assistance, which he im mediately did, by taking his small boat, at the ha zard of his life, and went to the spot in .time to save the Sailor, but the Midshipman had sunk to rise no more. The name of the Midshipman was EDWARD LAMPTON, and of the Sailor, JOHN WHITE. We are informed by a Gentleman who has arrived from Calcdtta, that in the late sickly season, in the provinces immediately dependant on Bengal, not less than 220,000 persons died of cholera moron. Our informant (of the medical profession) recovered from a severe attack, after taking 60 grains of calomel, 100 drops of laudanum, and a bottle of brandy, within ten hours. • That " there it a tide in the affairs of man, which, taken at the flood, leads on to Fortune," is amply de monstrated by every day's experience ; and never' , more forcibly than in the Last Lottery, when CAR ROLL told a larger amount of Prizes than any other Office-keeper, Including No. 2,587, a Prize of £30,000, and No. 7,005, a Prize of £5OOO, in Shares. —The New Lottery will be All drawn the 9th of February, and contains Only 4,000 Tickets, with Two Prizes of 010,000, which are now on sale at CAR ROLL'S Offices, No. 19, Combill, and No. 26, Ox ford-street. The Duke of WELLINGTON'S Banquet given to the Archduke MAXIMILIAN, &c. on Friday last, was a most sumptuous entertainment. The great room, on the ground floor, next the Park, in Apsley-House, was set apart for the occasion. Covers were laid in the first instance for sixteen, but they were afterwardi increased to twenty. Selections were made from the three magnificent services of plate presented to the illustrious Field-Marshal by three Soverei s. The centre ornament, of vast :is; represented the mili tary fame of Great Britain. The dinner consisted of three courses ; and among the novelties was the leg of a wild boar, shot by the Eixiperor of Ryazan, and sent as a present to Count Muniirr.s. At seven o'clock the party sat down t 9 dinner. THE ARMY. GgnitAL 4 COLT-ItT tiARTI AT. Yesterday morning, at ten o'clock, - Martial assembled at the Board of iaimb of the Admiralty, for the trial of Brevet ' Colonel PHILIP HAY, Major of the Isth of Light Dragoons (Hussars), on certain el• ferred against him by Lieutenant-Colo ne l of the same Regiment. MEMBERS. Lieutenant-General Sir Moore Disney. K. c. B. Major-Generals Sir George Walker, K. C. B. ar Widdringtan ; Colonels Sir F.. Kerrison, K. C. mon, G. Fisher, and J. C. Smith ; Lieutenant-r,:., Hamtlton, H. Bevor, Sir H. Ilardinge, H. V; Thomas Noel Hill, K. C. B. T. Sowerby, and IL Thomas Wildman, and J. Wildman. CHARGES. lat. For fraudulently misapplying several sores asked by him, Lieutenant-Colonel Clay for rez7inunt, dot as to say, part of the produce of a certain rtinittit.c mate by Paymaster Deane, and of three severe Of exchange for "00 each, drawn by him, Lieut Messrs. Greenwood and Co. Agents for the said amount of necessaries furnished to the said regiment, is the account of Paymaster Deane, while he, licur. montanded the depot of the said regiment at Brieu t i.„. die Months of February, March, April, and May, hitt. td. For fraudulently misapplying a certain ocher sum c i 188. 1 lid. or some part thereof, !sting the prodnee 01, It bill of exchange, dated on or about the 18th day t.f.l )ES, drawn by Paymaster Deane, on Captain Jen... a , Greenwood and Co.'s, and e.aristed to Licatenzet-Oirly illr the payment of other clothing and neccosatirt fi, da said regiment at Chichester, in or ahont Jaw:a • SrL For conduct unbecontiog the character of a Gentleman, in having drawn and oataint Greenwood, Cox, and Co. Ate:r c for the st as Captain Jones; and in havwg recrivi Mosey in the years 1814 and IS!S, to he • for Regimental Necessaries and Clothing fw Regiment, and not duly appropriating the crew or nds"-ctlng to account for the same BAIA and staining debts due for such Neeecsarie ' Messrs. C. and J. Prater, London, and to chester, to remain unpaid on the 10th of hint drance aad prejudice of the Service and of t:_ie The prosecutor proceeded to call, these charges, l'aymaster DP.ANR, meat ; Mr. JOHN Lowo F.n 8, city: k and GREENWOOD; Serjeant Tuomas I 18th Regiment; and Mr. J. PuAT cross, who were sev e rally examined length.—The Court then adjourned at ten o'clock. SPORTING INTELLIG RIDDLI arrrusc AT TATTE ISALUS YIZTEi IWOKTII. 10 to 1 art' ICI to 1 ai, - tt 16 to 1 apt 16 to 1 zgst 0 .% Tl. A NOS. 500 to 9 ttat Pendulum, Ilmiface. and K. win—(taken). nsaay.—No alteration has - taken i • .OAKII. 9to 1 agst.Blue Stockings Il3to 1 apt (taken) I 10 to 1 ag sT. LectEn. 7 to I apt The Laird 13 to 1 agst 9to 1 apt Mr. Crockford's 7 20 to I apt 11 to 1 apt billies ' 20 to 1 apt a to 1 apt Blue Stockings (taken.) 9 to I aim brother to Svoth sc. icr (taken). HUNTING. 11e Peinee Regent's Sug Hounds meet or. 'ahead Thicket. The Hatfield Hounds meet on Thursday, Sae relay, at Dowdeih. The Duk4 of Grafton:s Hounds meet to. not Groanis; Friday. at 'William's Bridge. The Oakley. Hounds meet on Thuesday t day, at Rus The Quota Hounds meet to-morrow, at Bann, Thundny, at Seagrave ; Saturday, at Donuington She Bellingham Graham's Hounds meat to-murrow Saturday, at Swinfen. COURSING. On the 20th ultimo, the Loao Lacustoort , Suite attended a Coursing Match, oa the Cumgh Several well contested matches were run, and his pressed himself highly delighted with the sport. The Doke of Wend NOTON accompanied Lasts' Pots and Lord Fiszsos on cuision on Saturday, and notwithstand ness of the morning, the party bagged pheasants and 10 bares in a very shert ' Lord CArrtsasAoss is expected in from his seat North Cray. His Lordship though considerably improved, is, far from being perfectly re-established. on horseback yesterday. BIRTHS. At Newport, County Tipperary, the Lady BingamiU Pennefather, of a daughter. In Galway, the Lady of Surgeon Price, I Saturday, at Shipley Church, SUMS, Lieut.-Colonel C.E. to Miss &mei, youngest daughter of the 1 and sister to Sir Charles Burrell, Fart. Saturday, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Eustace, C.B. of the Grenadier Guards, to daughter of John King, Esq. of Gro.-- DIED. At Pallas Kenry, County Limerick, Lieut. of the 97th Regiment, aged 71 years. Nov. 25, at his seat in Union, South Carolina, Haien, M.D. Friday, at Brighton, aged 11, AleassuJer, foot, Surgeon, of Oxford-street. Tuesday, at Salisbury, aged SI, Mrs: Nesbit to the late Bishop of that Diocese. Jan. 19, at Kelso, in her 89th year, Mrs. Sarah dow of the late Rev. Win. Paton, Minister of Jab. 16, in kis flat year, Rcbcrt Harvey, I Yorkshire, for the last 20 years Colonel Comniantaait Yorkshire West Riding Yeomanry. Jan. 19, at Dumfries, Nits. Isabella ceased had served as house-keeper in the famil7 Laurie, of Maxweliton, for upwards of 70 years most fidelity and attachment, and was slisting..i. and unblemished character. Iler funeral was number of respectable gentlemen, the friends Laurie, who seemed anxious to evince his respect ul services and long -tried Edelity of the deceased. MUG' PRICESofCIA* in E n 'glan'd the ',estrus received in the week ending Jar Wheat Rye. I Barley. I Oats. 1 Ileac Ld. s. d. a. d. s. d. ..79 5 56 7 04 5 34 10 7' The Average Price of Sugar, from the returns week ending the 27th January, lett, is ios. la. per COAL MARKET, res. 1. Ships at Market. " Ships Sold. Price. .. 341 Newcastle ish 33a ed to 43. NI 6 Sunderland 5 306 0.1 to •:!.. r.i . HIGH WATER at LONDON BRIDGE TO-IJCiIiRO NI Meaning - - 7 minutes aftcr S Afternoon - - 3S ..—..... ....-. S --I LONDON Triintedind. - Fiblished by Lem 'WV ,ri;t.': Race, Temple-Da. ,; wt. 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He was st Lh 1 3 1 dy of Lent.-Cel: Cc 14th Foot, of a I I 1 int.-Colonel Kr the late ShW " - .a rare, LieLts(Vc s Caroline Na:,, -- e place. L :ut. Wm. 1.2;:e, I. 1 rolins, George P. E 7, son of Mr. Li: , )1 esbit DousEui s' s Sarah Wraiths of Bekford. r, Fsq. cf F.rzh ::ontinar.aar et • v r, aged 117. The units; of Sir 11•*h ~ years, with tile .1, ng,..isheil for a pila was at:ci! - .4 hl i rods of Sir 11,:t• ; atipect for the 10 :aced. 1 -- _ -- 7 --- - in 4 d ai;i - Neileri W C January 5, 1 e.* Mans. I Pew. %. d. s. 41 . 71 9 TO 5 eturns r - ide is It. per ..0,-t. ...--...,....--- 1. I'rice. _, S'..'s 6d to 43. N SO. 04 to -A-. est ; 3 TO-Tifolt ROT einutes after S --- --.-T S -1 --:- - TM Keg, ri;%.,....