Star. — London, England, 1816-03-20 00:00:00

PARLLIMENTAItr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS. MARCH 19. Mr Patton' ts, and others from the Commons. brought op the Royal Marine Mutiny wukh was read the first rime. The Mtcham. l'onr.rases Bill was read the second time and ordered tithe committed. On the motion of the Earl of LIVERPOOL, the Mutiny Bill was read the second t and ordered to be committed to. 1210170%V. • The Earl of SHAFTESBURY presented the Report of the East India Judicature Committee: which, having best► read, was ordered to be referred to a Special Committee... . The Earl at LAUDERDALE pr_setsted' a Petition from the Landowners, Farnuirs, and others of Romford against the pre. sent system of I ithes —Ordered to lie on the table. Their Lordships then adjourned to to.mori ave. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. Saute, from Greenwich liocpital, brought up an account of the Itxpenditure of the Hospital Este te4 in the North, and also a Returnoltite Salaries of the Governor and "Officers OF Green • *eh Hospital.—Laid on the table. Petition: from Bromley, in the county of Gloucester, sad from Louth, in Lhicoln.hire, praying the repeal of the Insolvent Deb. tors' Act, were presented; and laid on the table. A Peti tion from the Highland Society in London, for the 'stab. lishmeat of Highland Schools in the HigWandi of ScAt4nd, was, presented, and laid on the table. Several Pendias tram the County or Suuex were oreaent'ed agineat the importation of foreign Whoa', and complaining of the present Apiculture! Distress .-4,eid ou the table. . • A Petition trout the County of Fife was presented ugaidst prte z-- wee Distillation.—Lald so the table. • f - . A. Elitieititsi of the anneal Saving fru the seduction, of $OOO Marinas Was liititiso the table. rh ti: Mr. VISE? Fl FZDERALD ..t of jut Dealeary Harbour Bit The ' asts Wirecisr ogika. Bill ordered to be brought in, in puneniaaatintreoE , . Jlir. P. MOORE presented a Fithian film A4mlral *shun, *raying fur relief or nuounerailest far sok& part of the Bahasa& bland% which be was entitled to held in emerelgoay in right et Ws wife, whoa* ancestors had obtained • paten thereat ft um Charles II —[.aid qn the table. • Mr. HUSK / IS/lON brought up the Ripen oldie Cenlinbiliio - on the Ovate of his Majesty . * Woods and Forests.—Leld en the table. TITHE% Mr. WESTERN presented a Petition from certain Landowners and Occupiers of Land of the County of Essex, praying -for a commutation of Tithes. The petition was signed by upwards of 1300 persons, and represented, that io the present state of agricultural distress the title system bore with peculiar weight on them ; and it also stated the genviction of the Peti tioners as to the practical:llkt of devising some sys tem which might relieve agess,ielbere horn the burden • ortithes, and at the same tit ie provide, in an ample and satisfactory reamer, for gig Clergy. The Ho pourable Gentleman concurred With the - Petitioners • in thinking, that there was every possibility of adopt ing a system of moderate commutation, which would provide ample security for the Clergy, and relieve agriculture from the heavy load of tithes. • Mr. LOCKHART fully coincided with the Hon. Gentleman in all he stated about tithes, except where the Hon. Gentleman seemed to think that they be. • longed entirely to the Clara. Qoeckird of the tithes of al - kingdom eesialited bf Ley appropriations,. Tithes had been formerly devoted to four purposes ; ooe.fouratifthem went to she eoppoet of the Bishop, • one-f to the repairs said building of Churches, tsq th to the Ckrgy, and ante-fourth to the relief of t,:e Poor. He thought that the tithes should still ./he subject to a provision for tax pOor ; and it was the imperative duty of the HaseeliONTiGidelllbst the tithelsolier shit 44 bear his share of the taxation on egt4cultuse. Mr. COKE, of Norfolk, said that the tithe system pressed peculiarly on the poor of his county, where the soil was naturally very poor, and the agriculture entirely carried on by artificial =NUM He hoped the day 4as nut far distant when some measure would be adopted to ameliorate the system. The Petition was then read, and ordered to lie on the Table. Mr. WALTER BURRELL presented a Petition from the rapes of Pevensey and Lewes, and also from the Occupiers of Land in the neighbourhood of Brighton ; pointing out the great distress of the Agri cultural interest, and praying the Legislature to use the best endeavours to alleviate it.—Laid oa the table. General WEMYSS presented a Petition from the Owners and Occupiers of Laod in the county of Fife, Fraying thst the dutressed state of the Agricultural interest should be taken into consideration.—Laid on the table. Mr. COKE, of Norfolk, presented a Petition from the Landowners and Occupiers of Land, of the 117,.itiaty of Norfelk, prayiog a repeal of such taxes as but* anniediaLely on agriculture, and particularly a the MAIL TiJ ; and also, a Petition from the lnn beof pers and Victuallers of the same County, for a the a dditional License Taz.—Laid on repeal the Table. Sir W. W. WYNNE presented a Petition from the County of Derb:, praying for relief from the present heavy burden of taxation, for the abolition of all un necessary pieces, aid fur retrenchment in the public exienditure.—Laid oil the Table. Mi. B It OUG HA M moved for a return of all Sei tures made by the vessels under the Board of Cus toms within the last six months ; and also for copies of the Correspondence between Sir Home Popham and the Admiralty, relative to all Seizures made on boar lot transports, and to all transports and vespils pretending to be transports, that had been seized for hiving contraband goods on board. Mr. LUSHING'CON presented a series of papers, by order of the House. They consisted of a Corres pondence betkveen the C.mmissioners for the Affairs of Taxes, and the house of Messrs. Williams and Grenfell—also, an account of certain seizures made, made the orders of the Board of Customs, in the last year. Mr. GRENFELL moved, "That the Correspon dence be printed."—Agreed to. Mr. BROUGHAM gave notice that be would this day se'nnight make a motion, touching the execution of the powers vested in the Treasury, with respect to Excise and Customs. The Waterford Harbour Bill went through a Com mittee.—Report tO.MMTOW. The Crown Lands Bill went through a Committee. Repurt to-morrow. Mr. BENNET put at his motion for tomorrow, ID that day week. The Irish Landlord Bin was put of to Friday. Mr. METHUEN gave notice, that he would to morrow make a motion with respect to the Salaries et the SIMS Of the Adlilliraity..-044011M04. PROPERTY rAt. A LTA r OS THE MAXIIHrY TEAT ToTeD •GALMII r rut raorsass TAX • , il Abetensoby, Hon. J. Gasolene, hams Pollington, ': Vise g Althorpo, Viscount Gask r U, Ben. Ponsionby, Rt. Anson Hon. Sir G. Gordon, R. George 4 Aetall,Willim Graham, Sir : J. Pon.onby, Hon. tt. ktherky. A. Grante, Pasco, C. Askurst, W. H. Grenville, Right Powlert, Hon. •Inii. Atkins, John Hon. T. Preston, Richard ~ Allan, Alexander Galas, Sir Win. Price Richard 1 itabingtonalios. Harcourt, John Prittie, Hon. F. A Millie, J. B. Harvey, Marks Pym, Francis 1 Barclay, Charles Hall, Benj. Ramsdell. J. C. Baring, Sir I'. Hanirmiriley, H. Rancliffe, land Baring, Alex. Hanbery, W. Roeldeigh, Wm. '. Bastard, B. P. HcatEcoce, Sir IX Richardson, Win: Beach, M. H. Heron, Sir R. Ridl e y, tar M. %ii.; Beath, W. H. Herlihy, E. Romilly, Sir 8. Ilnlitzt, Hon. H. 0 Holdsworth, A. H. Bowls'. sit W. Biker, John . Horne, Wm. Rus sell , Lord Six ' Birch, Joseph Howard, Hon. W. Raseoll, Lord Jan Holland, John Haworth, H. Resell, R. U. *nighty, Sir S.F. Hughes, W. L, Russell, M. Wand, Hon. T. Hurst, Robed St. Paul, Sir H. Brooke, Charles Jervobe, J. J. St. Paul, H. H. I Brougham, Henry Jon's, John Bob**, Sir J. I Browne, Ant. Keck, G. A. L. Snidest:are, R.E. •- Brydges, Sir E. Kerrisno, Sir R. Bbarr, R. Burdett, Sir F. King, Sir J. D. Shanty. Sir T. Burrell; Hoo. P.D. Knox T. Simeon, Sir Joih Burrell, Sir Charles Lamtiton, J. Smith, John I Burrell, Wakes. . . W. 0, Buti.th, George Shelburne, John Legd i go i ; i• • .. Smith, Samuel Mackborne, J. I. I,4olVirsi . C. Slugs ' - Smith, Abel Bottenvorth, Joseph Lawn, Sir W. Smith, Christ. By ng, George Lester. B. 1.. smith , T. Ashton (Wield, Han. H. Leask : frankland Satt. e, l ". Caleraft, Ink* Liertair R. , gm/ i 5. 1 4., I Win'. Theo:- • ' Link J. IA: -' • - iblii,lisr Cies i r int, %grist 'Assailers, William Staniforth l , C ampbell, Lord L Lopez, Sir M. Stanley, lAsrd ampbell, Hon. J. Lubbock, Sir John Spxra, Arch. Campbell, Gen. I .ytdeton, Hon.W. Simeon, George Cantabile, Ld. G. I.yrcr, R. Taylor. Chu es Cavendish, Hon. H. Macdonald, James Taylor, M. 4. Cavendish, HOU. C. Macdonald, R. G. Tierney, lt.Hiesi. '0 Chaluntr, Road. 'Et.ititosli, Sit J. Townsliond, Lord C. Chetwode, Sir J. Maiming, \i'illiain Tow nsliend e _lard J. Cochrane, Lftr..l Madoc.k., Wm. A. Tisompson "Ilns. Cocks, Hon J. S. Maitland, f ion A. 'Thornton:Win. Cocks, James Manners, Lord C. TYrivitii. T. Is.. Coate, Sir Eyre Marryat, Jos. • Tyrwhit, W. D. Coke, Thomas Martin, H. . ArYse, B. W. $. Cote, L Martin, John -.- Wakisrays.Oon.W• Cotes, John Mohnen, Patd Walpo h, Hoe. Cos' Cricked, R. At Mills, Charles Warm John A. Currie arc W. Miltuu, Visc. WOAllef, Sic O. CuttenU, Sir John Monck, Sir C. Weddarburn, "in D. Dickenson, W. Montgomery, Sir J. Wellyslity,W W. P. T. L. Doveton, Gabriel Moor., P. Weitern, Cis C. Douglas, Hen. F. S. Mordsunt, hit C. Wharton. John Douglas, W. R. K. Morgan, Sir C. Wirimore, TOoluas Dowdessivil, J. E. Morgan, Charles Wilkins, Waiter .Drummond, G. it Morland, S. 11. W 011 . 3811 *, ( )wen Dagdalc, D S. Mprpeth, Vise. William., Sir IL Duneannon, Vise. Monk, J. B. Williams, R. Minds., Hon. L. Mostyn, Sir Thos. 'Wdberharea, W. Dundas, Chaska Molyneuz, H. H. Wright., J. A. Donlope, James Newman, R. W. Wynne, Sir W. W. Eiwington, Vise. Neville, Hon. R. Wynn, C. W. Egerton. Sir J. G. Newport, Sir J. Wyatt. C. E.Ulot, Rt. Hon. W. North, Dudley vaadaili. Elison, Cuthbert Nonbey, Wm. Irretuasule, Wm. Evelyn, Lynam Nosiest, Lord 4110•111,. Fazatorky, J. lit Osborn*, Lord F. piasitio Arr. Frliowesi Hon. N. Ossulston, Lord Halsey, Joseph Feigning*. Sir R. C. Owen, Sir John MOW, Sir llamas Fuse, Jolla Palmer, Cased WitainSion: ' . 4r T. Finy,firkaloso Patten, S. P. Breaskaw, R. H. fit W. W. Pod, Sir R. Herber t Francis "saris Mails Piing, H. itdosellontia W. Irelay. Hob. #.4. 1ab 0 tii,,,,a,14--:-Amisi. FM. , Tbhiaas Pelham, Hen. G. A. Davenport, Davie* Polkas, Sir M. B. Mew, Hon. P. B. MirkJasin , Admiral I Nom. Charles Phillips, Georg* Shaw, &quota Frank. F. Nebel!, Sir T. Hamilton, Sir 11. D. Franco, Ralph Piggott, Sir A. Geary, Sir W. Folkestone, Lord Plunkett,Right Hon. Grosvenor, General fp% Heavy W. C. I A LIST OF THE MINORITY 11/110 VOTE. IN IAVOVIL Or TIIII 550P1577 TAX. Abereromby, D.. Frazer, C. M. Pocock, W. Acland, Sir T. Giddy, D. Pole, Rt. Hon.W.W. Addiztea, Rt. Hem Glerawly, Lord Priesle. Sir W. 1 ()arrow, Sir W. Protheroir, E. Alexander, J. Gipps, Z. Pennant, 1.1). Arley, Lord Goulding, 1 Riddell, Sir J. Vbutbaut, Right Gooch, J. IL Robinson, I. Hun. C. GaAs's, H. Rohinson,Right Hen. Anstruther, Sir J. Grover, Last Y. Dosumeut, Colonel Granr, C. Rose, Right Hoar. G. ' Bagwell, Rt. Hea.W. Grant, C. jun. Round, J. Baukes9 Henry Grain, A. Ryder, Right Hon. R. • Barge, M. Graves, Lord Scott, Sir W. Bathurst, Rt. Has. C. Gall, P. Scott, S. • Berer f ord. Lor d G . H ats , General Seymour, Lord a. 1 Binning, Lord Hill, Sir G. Shepherd, Sir S. Blackford, B. P. Hartford, J. P. Siogletou, M. Blake, V. Holmes, Sir L. Somerville, Sir M. Bloonillukl, Sir R. Holmes, W. Spencer, Sir B. Bource, W. S. Hoteyman, R. Stewart, Sir W. Brldport, Lord Hope, Hon. A. Stewart, Hon. A. Broadhead, I'. H. Hope, Sir 61 Stirling, air W. Brooke, C. Houblon, J. A. Sutton, Right Has. Bularr,J. Hume, Sir A. C. M. Buller, Sir E. Huitkiaion, Right Sykes, Sir M. Bruen, --- Hon. W. Sullivan, Rt. Hon. J. Cockerill, Sir C. Howard, Grevill. Sumner, G. H. Calvert, J. Jackson, Sir T. Swann, it Calvert, N. Jtiticintult, HOD. C. Taylor, J. 1 Canning, G. Joiliffe, H. Teed, J. 1 , Cartwright, W. R. Irvirg,J. Thornton, S. Castlereagh,Viseounr Jocelyn, Viscount '1 byline, Lord Jr. Chute, W. Kirkwall, Viscount Tomlin', R. Chaplin, C. .1 aeon, E. K. Townsbend, Hon.W. CLments, J. H. Lamb, T. P. • Trefusk, Hon. C. R. Clerk, Sir G. Leigh, R. H. Tremayne, J. H. Chve, Viscount Leigh, C. Vansittan, Right -Clive, H. Liitleton, E. J. Hen. N. Colquhoun, A. Lockhart, 1. J. Vsnderberko, D. Cuorcenay, W. Lockhart, W. Z. Vernon, G. O. V. Courtenay, T. P. Loftus, W. Vernon, G. V. Crauboarne, Lord Long, Right Hon. C. Wallace, Rt. Hoes. T. Croker, J. W. Lovaiue, Lotd Wa;pole, Lord Curzon, Hon. 1 Lowther, Lord Ward, R. Cawthorue, J. F. Lowther, J. Warrender, Sir G. Dashwund, G. Lowther, Hon. H. Wemyss, Grnorall Dav:ei, H. Limiting:on, Sir R. Weatherall,C. Davies, 11. jtm. Macnaaghtsu, IL N. Whim, M. Dawkins, H. Magin, Sir R. Wipers, B. Dawson, G. Marjoribanks, Sir J. Wilbraham, Ig. Delproo, ---i.. March, Earl Wilier, F. Douglas, W.. May, Sir J. Wilson, T. Drummond, J. Meade, Hun. J. Wise, A.. Dafarin, Lord Mellish, W. Wood, T: Outman, P. Moore, Lord H. Wrottesilry, H. Dundee, Rt. Hos.W. Morris, R. Take, itt.Halz..C. Duocenibe, C. Moorsons, R. Yorke, Sir J. De Roos, i—mo. Mundy, B. M. TILCRIL. Denys, Sir O. Neale, Sir H. Legkilight Hon. C. Egerton, W. Natter, J. Illesee, R. Newark, Viscose! 1 / 1 111141 Mk Elmky. Viscount Nicboll, Sir J. ritzily* • ?meow% T. 0. Onsltsw, T. C. Room False, Sir H. • Osborn, J. Clive • Farquhar, J. ' Paget, Hon. I. I nits Farmer, S. Part, Hon. C. Sautes Faulkner, Sir li. Paget, Hon. B. Bentinck Ferguson, J. Painter, J. Worcester Peotherstone, Sir T. Pahnerston,Viscount Drsborough- Finch, Hon. R. Peel, Right Hon. R. timbals Flingerald, Rl^ Percy, Hon. T. Coroptog Hon. W, ho ps, Hsu. is. Milne 1 looter, T. i i . 4. W. 1 111. Neville 1/411011. ilit• T. FRENCH PAPERS. •PARK, M %kelt 15. TIN King's be:altli condones to improve, the gout hating left him ; and he had conferences yes:erday with his Ministers. We learn from New York, tinder date of the 3J of February. that the fine th.ee-toasted vessel Perse verance, whirl► left Movie in December last, was totally l',st off the Amer.can coast. It had on board •.t considerable number of French passengers. . According to private accounts tram Bavaria, the Austrian troops will occupy the districts of 8 tlzburg and the innviertel about N e end of this nu:nth.— The greater part of the Bavarian army will be dis banded, and many OtEcet-s placed on half-pay.— There is talk of a marriage of the Imperial Prince of Austria with a Princtss of Bavaria. and of Prince Charles of Bavaria with a Princess of Austri.t. • It has been justly remarked, says the neworiali Bordelair, that in the space of cue mint!: the Minister of Police enforces on all points of the French' i tory the execution of the law against regicii.n, di.- covers the testament of the Queen, represses the fac tious of every rank, and dives into the most secret mysteries of a plot connected with the publication of the most infamous libel. The Count de Moxtlivault, Prefect of the Isere, having learned that placards exciting to rebellion had been posted up at Grenoble, and being unable to discover the authors, has taken a coui se which roust every where succeed. lie ordered into 11:s presence one of those Men who arc well known for their bad opinions, arid ordered him to depart within twenty-four hours 144 Nismcs or Montbrison. He added, at the same time, that as often as any offence WAS committed agiainst the existing order of things, of which the authors should remain undiscovered, three agitators should answer fur it. This is one way of making it the x interest to maintain public. tranquillity. PARIS, MARCH 16. The King has been pleased to reinstate the Duke of Richmond in possession of the Lordship of d'Au -signy, Department of the Cher, and to grant him the honours of the Louvre, w;iich his ancestots en joyed. In consequence, the Duchess of R , dinr)nd had the honour of resuming tiit sto l at the !, rind dinner of the first of January last. The est a t e o f d'Auhigny was erected into a Duchy by letters p ttent of bnuery, 16'4, in favour of the Duchess of Pores. mouth; and, in cinformity to these letters, Charles 11. of EnAhnd, appointed the Duke of Richmond to succeed thereto, from •hots the present Duke descendi. The same estate had been given in fief by Charles VIII. to John Stuart, Constable of Scotland, with a clause of reversion to die crown, in default of heirs snide. This reversion had taken place when Louis XIV. erected tie estate into a Duchy in favour of the Duchess of Portsmouth. M. Bnutard, one of the e4itors of the Journnl des Deltas, has, it is said, been appointed to a principal place in the general direction of the King's ho:iselaold. The Nimes Journal states, that two soldiers r:f the Legion of the Gard, forming part of a dtlachinent in garrison at Pont St. Esprit, bung in a vat,: of in toxication. uttered some seditious cri,,s of Fir.: i'Enr /weer. They were arrested, and the Captain of their company, respecting whom there are some suspicions, has been conducted to the citadel of Nistnrs. We are assured that General I.auriston, who was Chief of the Court-martial that tried Colonel Boyer, has solicited the clemency of the King in his fasunr. The Chamber of Deputies, in the Sittings of the 14th and 15th, was occupied in discussions nn the Budget. M. Pasquier was heard at great in support of the plan proposed by the Mii:isters. M. Bourienne supported the plan suggested by the Com mittee. He forcibly opposed the continued sale of communal property and of woods, assertiog, that from the circumstance of France having becoal the camp of all Europe, the cuttings of wood had every where been prematurely made, and the wood m.trlet was encumbered. He maintained that the better way of providing for the existing arrears would be by the emission of floating annuities, which he denied would have that fatal influence on public credit which Mi. nisters alleged. Besides, would not the emission of Exchequer Bills on the credit of the woods and com munal property be equally injurious to public credit ? It would be easier for posterity to pay otf these an. nuities than to create forests. The discussion was further continued in the Sitting of the lGth. MADRID, MARC 2 5. Some arrests have taken place lately: they talk of the General Tho. O'Donajhu, brother of the Minister of War at the time of the Cortes ; and of M. Yardiola, who, ;t was supposed, was on the eve ut being called is the Administration of the Finances. FRANKFORT. MARCH 3G. For some time the cabinet of Berlin has been in a state of the greatest activity. There 'nave arrived in that city several English couriers, charged with dis patches said to be very important, but their contents are not known. The Prussian army will soon be considerably reduced. There have been exposed to sale at Btutgardt dia monds, jewels, and roust valuable effects in gold and silver, the property, it is said, of as aggrand, who wishes to convert his wealth into currency to purchase 'land with it. This mass of wealth is prodigious, and yet it is well known that the proprietor has already dissipated a great deal. There is no longer any question of establishing provincial states in Bavaria, in the Grand Duchy Bade's, and in some other principalities of the em. pire. The provincial states of Wurtemberg are very tranquil. The views of all are now directed toward► 'Prusairr,,and it is probable that the provincial system which it will adopt will serve as a basis of the mea sures to be taken in other parts of Germany. The Grand Duchy of Baden still Batters itself with the idea that Austria will not claim the Brisgau or the other districts which were formerly Austrian. NISMES. MARCH 9. The affair of General Gilly having been broueht through contumacy before the first Council of War of the first Military Division, the ,Inge d'lnstraction of the Tribunal de Premiere Instance of Nismes, is charged, by virtue of a commission Iron) the Revrter of this Council,. to obtain information respecting the Arbitrary 'awl criminal acts committed by the Gene rat in the department of Gar 4. OrAMItUrCTI 3f4IL. VIENNA, MARefri. Her Majesty the Arcliduclie,s Maria Austria, Duchess of earrna, Placentia, stalia (this is the ti.le she will ()tar in fun for Italy en the 7th of this month, COBLENI2, FEBRUARY 29, The Tribunal before which Proltissnr indicted by M. Sack, Comolic':kticr of t tnent, for ha%ing warne , fhint--.. oct t: tat tiler steoiirary proceedings, out of en: his office," has fully acquitted M. f; err, FROM THE MAINE, mAtteti Tr is r.nt General Lava:eLte, bot Gfin who is now a Ilayreut!). HANOVER, MARCH 6. His Royal Highoess the Priitc. ted to the Doike of Cum!) lies:ats nation at Waterloo." Cuirasses ate making is the II trz for t Of Cuirassiers that are to be !n: nu•d• every cuirass is to be ornametard with a sun s et , rounded with rays. _ _ Three divisions of foot gudrls wili, it is :4, formed here, and at Calle and Fii:ifesheiin, IiRUNiWICK, MARCH 4. The news of the heroic de.vtli of the br:reptie of Brunswick was received hi In, ii ss the th.r , night atter tl:c mcLinclioly event. The i sur if ft : two PtiliCeS, ills sons, bc r i..n h's lessons the b sst in.,! with ► cat.versation upon :-.epareivn aedp In ince Clinics William F.rdinatv!, the ekitit, in a t4.w Av do you cony! to ! Li s vll. ject ? we did not le:ivi; off tle."—" That it tr „ r ,r said the tutor t " but your father hes ken kern; • part from his dear sons !"- 44 That is becitise soldier," returned the Prince.—" And tote t „ i l y might he be wounded—severely wounded."—.o4 c e: . L 1 tainly : but he is a sol !ier."—.. An: h he st.ouldett s ' be tilled, consider it' g how tvariessly he braves ev ery danger ?" The Prince sorted, and tzel.,i t n e d IL . denlyge Has my father fallen?"—Th e tutu:, is a fauhering voice, replied in the affirmative. Prince covered his eyes with his hand, and *as sit% for same moments: thin he asktd, nom COMpadijr. " Did my tat:iLr know, before his ea j, t h at t h e tw i t was gained ?" Phis was also answered in the A t . mdtive.-- ,, At ',;last then," rettitn..l Nice, List rnoinenta were happy !"-- Dtt now Nataie assn. tod her rights ; h burst into tears, through wine L however, beamed the cnnseioustless of a gemou, pride.—May the sari: it cf their great aticertor,l6r ! the Lion, which animated the; lather, contiase to lot also in the sons I TLi E EVENING STAR. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, NIL PRICE Or STOCKS THIS DAY A 'I WEI.VE O'CLOCK* Reduced (abut)—Cone. mo.Siii—for ace. 62 4 per Cent. (ehut)-5 per Com nvi 90—Bunli pr, It. p. Ons. i7f pr.—Do. pay..— —Each. EtEs S.. du. IL 4a The Paris Papers of Friday and SAturday an:wi WI-tight. Dot Ea, the Guadaloupe traitor, will, is ill pr . :Arability, be pardoned. General I..tuntsros, w:ln was President of the Court , which tried him, ha become his in:erce , isGr w ith the Kan, whose prover. biaily•meiciful Iris, doubtless, encoungctl' the applica.icn. Boyea %rid, of course, go into esi:e% but *e presume that there are tine places in the world which he will carefully a•Yeid t visa Ales* drill in Egypt, St. Domingo in 0.1. West forties, all England. in all of these coan.ries he has hated, to the utter disgrace of the French name. The Prefect of Grenoble has issued r Atha swims order : it savours so strongly of the Lano of the hi' losophists, Revolutionists, and Bonapartists, thdwe strongly suspect the worthy magistrate to be an elms of their school: not being able to discover the authors of certain seditious placards, but judging c I offal that they mast come from disaffected persons, h: 61% upon certain persons by name, who he says are bon to be agitators, and announces to them, that it the authors are not discovered they shall be punished in their stead. Shame ! shame'! Monsieur le Pain! Is this the course which the Magistrate under a foe constitution ought to poisue The revolutionary crime of the •• suspicion of being suspected" is tero revived with a vengeance. It is a curious circumstance that an income rlt should be proposed in Trance at this petio,l: the Member (Isf. GANILII) who mikes the proposal, cites England and Holland as ex imples of the prdc ticability of making such a tax productive, and lna• poles a Ten per Cent. Tax on ail Incomes exceeding 1000 francs (about £4.5) per annum. The discussios is still going on in the Chamber of Deputier. Boston Papers to the 20th ultimo reached us 641 morning. The Commercial Treaty with Great 116. 1 tun has passed the House of Representatives ptt• cisely in the state in which it came from the Serum All the amendments proposed were rejected. THE CHEVALIER D'0N15....-The rumour of a inii• understanding between the Spanish Minister, y. n'Orna, it admitted to be a fabrication : " The Minister," says the New Tun:: Eern;ll " is perfectly.well satisfied with his tactlitien seat of Government, and has lately had a onferer.' 3 with Mr. Monroe, which was very sathiactor).-- Mr. Monro told him he only wished ?I. Oe;s A as furnished with the necessary powers to artArge anJ settle the Florida business, and he was cert.;:: ocY would soon come to an ant;: able of differences between this Governniect !:1,1 Spin. • that affairs h Ave as sumf.sl a very fa von:a! , le Nu fears need be entertained 0! - a WA: N ith Siroas Should Ferdinand be so bland to his cm) infirebti ss to embark-in sucha contest, it is .iot :unable tit+l ea A a Lfv.,l 4 d . 88 1 . and G t 4. . iii tne)de p ill IP/ GneTTe lili the Gly n ., t 4 an4ll a ft !tIS of z e4 iii S, Pr 6. is 1 -ralDr zu; . 6 i • 3 • to Pnt h lr ., :m. r . a 11$ the jeNg. I th.. -- • ' ;,.-.. • 1 1