Star. — London, England, 1816-12-09 00:00:00

• 1. . THE EDITOR OF THE ST 4E4 s ; Stn—lf your Correspondent B. L. will put onOtis spectacles the next time he takes a walk throughlke bietrepolis, he will , ind that the letters L. B. are saarbiag inure 'than a notice to the Public rha that the Lottery begins on the 21st Jammer —peps if he buys a Ticket or Share before ma chin e he may be enabled to lay aside the ten-teed he talks of, and sport four wheels and a couple of quadrupeds ; , B be 'should, and be entitled to bear. Arms, I would suggest that he take two Bine Coat Boys for his supporters, a Lottery Wheel tor his Crest, and the words 44 Hit or Miis, Luck's All," for his Motto. am.l Sir, Tour's, &C. G. W. HAMBURG' MAIL. SWABIA. NOVEMBER 24. The States of Wurtemberg are, we hear, adjourned to the 6th of January next. On the 7th, the Definitive Plan of the Constitution is to he published. HANOVER, NOVEMBER 26. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, who arrived at Stettgard ,on the 18'h, intended to leave that City on the 25th, to stop one day at Frankfort.' and one day at Cassel, so that we may hope to see his Royal Highness here again on the '2d of nest month. HAMBURGH, NOVEMBER 26. Mr. Mellish, the British Consul here, has been ap pointed, by his Royal Highness the Prince Regent's permission. British Charge d'Affaires here, in.absence of the Ansbassadqr Extraordinary ; end accredited in that quality to the Senate, and formallt recognized as such. COBLENTZ, NOVEMBER ts. Accounts have bee: sent in, stating, that wave. appeared in .srier.il places, wh.ch le ive the woods.and attack the flacks; they have already killed many sheep aad swine, but have not yet attacked any person. The Government lees therefore recom mended particular attention in keeping the docks, and announced that it will sperdly publhh a means of poisoning the wolves. These animals have also appearedthe Government CO v ets rewatds for killing them. The vintage was this year worse than indifferent in alruf.st all the countries on the Rhine, and wines already begin to rise considerably in price. FRENCH PAIPERi. • PARIS. DECEMBER 5. The King presided yesterd a y , after Mass, at a Council of Ministers. The gouty affection of his Majesty lessens every day, and does not prevent him irom dring hu mess in the Cabinet ; but to avoid the influence hit the damp and the cold, his Majesty continues to hear Mas, in bis apartments. The Chamber of Deputies were occupied F gt., day in the Bureaux with the different Projects of Law. It does not appear that there will be any public Sit ting before Saturday. They write from Cumbray. December 1-- u General Murray, Chief of the Staff of the English Army, quitted this place two days since, to proceed to Brus . eels. The Duke of Wellington is still at his head quarters at Mont Saint Martin, and there is nothing to indicate his approaching departure." Mr. Pinckney , Min ister Plenipotentiary from the United States to Petersburgh, arrived at Vienna the 21st November, :tom Nat les. • HANOVER. NOVEMBER 19. In the Chapter Extraordinary of ate Order of the Guelphs, held the 14tH, several new Members were proclaimed—amongst others, Generals Don, Murray, and Lord Hill. • AUGSBURGH. NOVEMBER es. Early in January thr King and Queen of &vane propose to proceed , 0 Ariens" .. ~. rillh EV raNiNti STALL . O? DUN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1816. PRICE OF STOCK T 1465 DAY L o u WELVE O'CLOCK s R e duced 62.4—C0u5.m0. ehut—. for opg. Oft 4 p2T Cont. 704 —.5 er Cert. Navy abut P Itscaravwe DIU., 24.126. pr.-16dia Bonds 176. 18a. Pre. Mail from Flanders arrived this morning. Tt is singular, but nevertheless true, that almost the only authentic intelligence from Spain comes to us by the circuitous route of Flanders ! The French J ,, urna. list reel( speak out, if they dared, on the affairs of pain, but the public press at France is nearly as FOUR en lam as tout of Spain. The intelligence )hick hale:Bed foith this remark, announces that an unfortunate groupe of Pan tots, who were canvassing Pampeluna chi best means of ridding their country from tilt oppression of FLIIIMNAND, and of whose isonment we knew already, have been suddenly marched off foi the South Coast of S pain, there to be embarked for the desert Islead of Fortnentera. In this melancholy recep tacle they will find their fellow sufferers from Ceuta* who were previously trans ported secretly from that place. There is a rancour and severity' in all this by no means befittirig the character for clemency, which the Royal Bestatia pro fessed at his marriage. The sane Papers which convey this disagreeable itelligeoce, relieve us a little from our chagrin, by i n forming us that the infamous Vest DAUNIX, who has been so long a living reproach to the administration o f human justice. has been ousted from his skulking place at Ghent, and sent off under an escort to Prussia. Our Readers cannot fail to recollect that Ghent, of all places oo the Continent, ha: been lately the scene of mach disaffection to England: from the Press of Ghent have issued daily the most foul, via lent, and malignant &oda sena the want:factor the policy, and the Religion • and Laws of r .We now verily behlve these libels were in. tailgated and paid for ,by infernal. but rich and successful impostor. In 1788 V &NUMMI& was sentenced to be hanged for robbery and honse.breaking, but, through the 1 1 1110 E Stab 4 poi Al singe auths CITCUI list Cl Spat mncl whie wag at P froW CIO this sail POT aim ch; fes is be 01 C 1 ; • humanitTAl the ind3e, he liia.patrbrantled'iml sko . olderi lift a het l iros?, pad. sent to the gales. In 1490,.whetithe .galley slavaivedre admitted to a par, .44pation ii the 'mysteries of Jicobinism, VAIMAIAME started up at Paris as a great orator and patri•it. 1794, he brought his benefactor, the Judge who spared his life, to the guillotine, and actually at this manent enjoys his property in French Flanders• which was awarded to him by the existing Government. When all the French Generals, Officers, and sol diers, of the Army of the North, refused to obey the sanguinary decree of the Convention for butchering all the British and Hanoverian Prison-rs, VANDAMME alone stepped 'orward and shot a Hanoverian Officer, his prisoner, in front of the line, at Nieurort, as a mark of devotion to• the J enbin cans..? 1 He corn manded a division under Motteau in IVO, but hav ing entered into a partnership with a Commissary to defraud the troops, Motown ordered the Commis sary to* be shot, and VANDANNE to be sent, hand• cuffed, into tie rear of the army.' BnNAPARTE selected him' for these and other marks of distinction which he had received, to serve u,) all expeditions of a ferocious character. It s appear, however, that he was employed in Spam, hut in the campaign in Sax ny, in 1813, he A' .1 con. spicuous for Isis blunders and subsequent disgrace. When it WAS announced to the vv, unded Mottaau, that VANDANME was a prisoner, the dying Hero, alluding, doubt, to his lormer knowledge of him, said firmly, Tak.- his sword from him—that monster has been allow. 1 : assume the character of a soldier too long !" BRUSSELS, DECEMBER 4. General Vandamme, who is included in one of the Ordonnances of the Kirg of France, and who had resided several months at Ghent, was arrested in that city yesterday morning, and brought hither in conse quance to the requisition made to that effect ; he has already set out under escort to be conveyed to the frontiers of Pru•sia. Letters from the frontiers of Spain of a very late date, intorra its that several Officers and other indivi duals, who are confined ifs the citadel of Pampeluna on the charge of a conspiracy against the present Gosertiment, are going to be conveyed to Barcelona, where they would be embarked in order to be trans ported to tie desart Wand of Formentera, one of the Balearic islands. where there are already several r as te r p er sons who have been transported thither from the citadel of Ceuta. The Count de Solis, Charge d'Affairs of the King tit .3aidinia to his Majesty the King of the Nether lands, i.as arrived in this city comine from Paris. DEC. s.—The Duke of Wellington arrived in this city y, s et day atiernoon at tour o'clock, and pot up at the hotel de BAlevue. This morning, at ten •'• -ek. the Officers of the Staff paid their resp. cts Grace. The 0 iicial Journal of this day gores the Law of the 3d October concerning the duties on Importation and Exportation, followed by the Tariff of these , duties, it is composed of 257 Articles, and tills twelve sueets. The Merch ants of Antwerp have just presented to his Majesty a very vehement Memorial on account of the retrospective effect given to the new system of in direct taxes. the regulation of which they consider as a horrible Code, invente , 4 to harass peopl. , to drive them to despair, to snake victims; the *hole of which is a snare laid for error, &c. The Met chants cnn• dude b; Mutating his M..j...sty to iistro to their re monstrances 6' P•r," say t' cy, " the forseition of the Taxgatherers it injurious to their character." WUR ZBERG, NOVEMBER rt. We have received from 'l,inich, Augsburg, and Nuremberg, the must satistactor y ACC' Wits of the tall in the prices of corn. ROME, NOVEMBER is. The American fleet assembled at Syracuse having given Rise to some jealousy, the King of Naples has just given orders that no more than one foreign man of war shall be allowed to be in the . ports of the kingdom. VIENNA, NOVEMBER 94. Prince Leopold of Sicily and his consort will set out this week for Naples. Some politicians who are afflicted at the tranquil lity Which prevails in Europe, have taken advantage of the circumstance, that several regiments stationed in Hungary, are approaching the Danube, and par ticularly extending thenatives towards the South, as well as of a similar movement which is said to have been made by the Russian troops on the Dnieper, to ascribe them to views hostile to the Porte. The true reason is, that the harvest having been less abundant in some parts of Hungary than others, and some districts besides having suffered by the inundations, change in the stations of the. troops, particularly of cavalry, which will take up cantonments in the dis. tricts where forage is the most abundant. A deputation from the States of Moravia and M ania arrived here yesterday. The French Papers of "Charade y reached Town yesterday s they are absolutely barren of intelligence of interest s indeed, until the new law is produced respecting the Liberty of the Press, we cannot expect', i the information we receive flout France to excite 4 .4 much attention. _ Great Ilkff...amdlmamw the PRINCE Yesterday evening his Royal Highness REGENT arrived at Colton House from Brighton. The Princess Celestial% and Prince LEOPOLD are, expected to lease Clarernont-houseto-dajfor Brightoni; and to return about the 16th hut: preiriosete . itis•O' LEGPOLD s B birtb•day. I I wiITED 11Kliza4 - - Nes York and IlnitOn,apers to 6s 110 ttit ium inch:sive, (three d4s later than t)sisse received Saturday,) reached us this morning: The . following' SIS extracts.: NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 11. Tniportant news may soon be ex p ected rents W.,. shington. Report says'that a serious misunderstand . in • has arisen bet ween ours and . a ForeignsGo pturve.e. ment, which, it is supposed, may lead w a ru We presume that Spain is meant. EXTRACT OF A LETTER Fltt4i PORT AU PRINCE, DATED OCTOBER 15. " Since 1 last wrote to you, there has been a n umber of arrivals he re from di ff erent Ports of the United States; among them, the Clypso, from B e t i mor e, commanded by Cap tain Boyle. The brated General Mina came out in her: he will com mand An expedition which will sail from hence in a few days for Mexico. Vari. us opinions are entertained as to the final result of this business. AU Americans wish success to the efforts for the emancipation of that fair region from Sp anish tyranny. There is a perfect calm here at pre sent: no apprehensiostilitiesons are en tertained of an immediate renewal of h with Christophe. •• The 10th of October, which had been fixed on for the President of Hayti to take the oath before the Senate, conformably to the 143 d Article of the re. visedConstitution,passed with universal satisfaction." EltriM THE NEW TORE OASETTE OF THE 11TH NOV. His Excellency Mr. Daschkoff, the Russian Mini. ster in this Country, has sent a Courier to his Go vernment in the ship Ann Maria, which sailed on Sa turday for Liverpool. The sailing, last summer, of the United States sloop of war Prometheus, on board of which it now appears Mr. Coles, the private Se cretary of the President of the United States, was sent to Russia, joined to some other circumstances which have come to our knowledge, make us fear that a very serious misunderstanding leas taken place with Russia. Private letters have also reached ns from New York, dated the 11th of November. They state that the Russian Minister had notified to the American Government that his functions were at an end ; and that be should leave the country as soon as be could arrange his affairs. This decision is said to be the 'Molt of s negotiation between Mr. DASCHICOPF and the American Cabinet, relative to• the arrest, some nine since, of the Russian Consul• General, for a criminal offence commi.ted in Philadelphia. The C .ngte.s w4s to meet on the 2d instant, for the dispatch ut business. • SOUTH AMERICA. The foil-ming extracts referto the affairs of the St.nthersi Contir•.ent : NAVAL INTELLIG4NCE " NEW YORK, NOVEMBER It, " We have verbal and epistolary accounts from Laguira (the port of Venezuela) to October 4. They state, that an embargo had been imposed there in consequence' of the bUCCeSS of a body of Instirgeots from the Ornuoque, over a party of tl'e Royalists.— Captain Elton was off Bouquita de Piedras on the 9,h Sept. other, and was intopoed that the Patriots had t ken Orisava, where they found a large deposit of •• Cat accas G ,zettes of September 16, thus record these events The runaways, it says, of the Insur gent Army of Bolivar, after its defeat, collected in the itstessor of the province of Barcelona, where they were protected by the inundations, and gave indica. non of an intention to pass into the immense plains of El Togro. " On the 15th September the Royal Flying Corps,' under Lieutenant -Colonel Lopez, encountered these' collected bands near El Chaparo, and after a most obstinate combat, and great loss on both sides, a part of the Lieutenant-Colonel's corps was disperied, and .the other compelled to retreat to the village of El Pilaf. " Colonel Lopez being thus unable to cover Bar celona, gave the necessary information to that city,. and proceeded to join General Morales near Cumana. The consequence of this information was, that the city was immediately evacuated by the loyal inhabi tants, some trimming to Laguira and some to the mountains." We learn from Santa Fe that General Morino has apprehended Montusar, who has suffered the , penalty of the law—Camille Torres and his two brothers, Uloa, Epana, Alearel , Devils , and several others, .Members of the Congress, so called., LATEST FROM •THB, BAY OF MEXICO. The 'United &atm brig Samna, Captain Eton, has arrived. it Rev York from New Orleans, and in IS days from Ship Woad. . . . . . LordiCommulairsi liberated from prison on Sa rday, the Sew 6E42100, Or 24,000 pence, being paid in the following manner, £B5 In Bank notes, 1 ,e 5 in silvery and 1210 in copper. . Lod Wau.sta.av's health is so greatly improved, that preparations are making for his departure from 'San Cliff to Richmond, where he has taken the Marquis of STAFFORD'S house on the Terrace. The Hotano frigate, Captain DILLON, arrived on Saturday at Portsmouth, from China, Madras, the Cape df Good Hope, St. Helena, and St. Michael's. She left the Cape and St. Helena seven days after the Atznauo, said St. Miehaeri 'on the .28th ult. The Beam° is the last frigate to be paid off' from the war establishment. • FALMOUTH. DECEMBER F. Arrived the Eclipse, Rau, from Loldon far Ja maica, and Liicy,Cuta.ati. from Loiicion for Trieste; the latter wi:h part of her btilwatkli carried away.— Saari! are Lady Jane, Blucher, .Tane, SutatUnion*, Brill , ant, And Crlincnbine , for London, an d N e w Frederick, for Hall:- Win(' W. to S. PLYMOUTH, DE(*EMBER 7. • Came in yesterday the store ship re* partizic ; Simon, Coat, front r. ndnn to Dent antral and Urinal, from London for St. Domingo. C. in to Clay the' Eliza, KING, from the Isle of France, in three mcnths, bound to London, with loss of rig. ging,pails, and boats, and her cargo damaged. La lat. 40 long. c lo spoke a Portegi.est brig front ranham to Op-at", with loss ot boats and sails. POR I SMOOTH, DECEMBER' 8. AfT•Yed !its kiAj rg Ship 11 , flo from thleso t of Good Hope; o ke .41 the 15a , Angtsst Vie O r . pheus, FINDLAY, from London for B Irabity ; and ca the 19th October the Surry, REAMS. from Batavii • to London ; on the 25th October spoke the Scala WALL, from Batavia for Boston. Pa-sed by for Leg don the Partridge, A tinEnsos, from Bonibay, and th Herald, Dixon, in 41 days, from Quebec. The L. tons, ROBINSON, sailed with the latter vessel, aid parted in the Gulph.—Wind N.W. DOVER, DECEMBER 7. Sailed this day the Kin g Getr.,. , e packet, Captia KING, with a Mail for Calais; aho the Susan* Captain Kum ; and Poll, Captain STlta!ss, tor Ea port, with passengers. DECEMBER B.—Sailed last night the Lnrd Dunces; packet. Captain PAscoE, with a mail and pumas for Ostend.—Arrived last night a Frc , ich packet, with a mail; the Lord Duncan picket, Captain HA MILTON ; and ANT, Captain BARNETT, with passes- gas, all from Calais.—Came in this morning the galliot Mat garetta Cattiariaa, Captain HUNKHLY, from Bourdeaux, bound to Antwerp, nits wine, having been run on board of at sea and lost her bar. sprit.—Arrived the Pi incess Charlotte packet, Cap tain HALLANDS, front Ostend, with a mail. DEAL, DECEMBER 8. • Arrived yesterday and sailed for the River the Eweretta, AMY, from Quebec. —Came down from the River and remain the Daphne, for Genoa • Vine, for the Canary Island s ; and Numa , for Grenada.... Arrived to-day and sailed for the River the Prince, from Demerara ; Prince Regent, from Lisbon ; Part. ridge, from Bombay; and Langford, from Yarmouth for Ancona: the two latter remain.—Came does from the River and remain the Ue.en, for Jamaica; Riga, for HavannithNautili's t•a . Grenada. LIVERPOOL, DECEMBER 7. The Rebecca, front Cadiz for S. 'viral', vs wrecked at Florida on the I Pal crew and part of the cargo (wint•)E4vE.2. 'tile i'avverte, from Malaga and Brtstol, 'or I.,:vcrp , . , tri. is to:ily test on Formby Point. The DelKe of ttrrllingr t, PzARCE, ft OM Jamaica for Savanrah, vats lust oati.e `2oth of Ociiiber, on Atriet ; a Bar ; trey: saved. NORTH SHIELLS, DECEMBLit e. Came en $ll ire this morniog +with ofTeiga• month Castle, the Peggy. 8r,:.1,1Y, Nircistl:; the crew were with dit;icult y , vt t ctsul is a wreck ; the hole of die caliT,ts is danoyea; a rut has been savre• • WHITEY, DECEI4.ISIIP. 7. Pitt in here tt:c Calcutta. Lvom.. The Master report,. that *brat twelve o'cltxk on the ill ir.v.W, he saw a sloop 140 clown 4, miles cut at WA, supposed to be a atuutteritcl-• crew drowned. GU:aOM-LIOU:s.E. DECEMEER SHIN{ ENT LI. ED !NW/Rti> lie Darla, Cur:wins, led ' mi hi Pon, from Lisbon ; Marqui? o Avrlases, Brows, Pi mews of Wales F..z, tram Ostend; Active, rale, fora Opor,o; Vruw Alberane, .emit ; Vrov. l'eyerrje, Kuria; Id Olive Branch, Glad, trom Amsterdam; Julius Cosa, Lodlits from Demerara; Scharihirgwell, Chapman, Irem Charante; dr Britannia, Pench.s, from Faro ; Mat. a strange, f oai Perms. buco ; Ocean, Morrison, from Cadiz; and Celaula, Antwerp. Our wasps—The Staff of Life , C row, for Cork ; CatleaburTi •1 Ingle, tur Bermuda ,• Herefordshire, Money, tor 1013 04 China; and Gustaff Frederick, ltooykind, for Rotterdam. c !a i r On Wednesday evening the AREA% . Captait CHARLES Bouvier, arrived at ?orison: null hum Ha. litax, whence she sailed on the 10th ult. The Fears, 40, Sir THOMAS Louts, arrived there on the Roth of ' October, with the Earl and Countess 01 Dmatouttg, from England. Admiral GRIFFI TH shifted his $4 1 into her, and sailed for Bermuda on the 10th it. for the winter; the PacroLus . and SAstAcmi in cow paay. The Dile had also sailed for Bermuda, ail Mails, and was to proceed from thence to Nee Era vidence, with dispatches. The NIGER WAS to with at Halitax ; she is so theroughsy infected with dtl rot, as not to be sea.worthy in the winter months- The Hamm, - SARACEN, and °Possum, hadlat I been hove down at Halitax ; the two torm er hay. uf s el been ashore at Bermuda, the latter in the Blye Fundy. The Wye and HARRICR were left in the Bay of Fundy. The MZNAI was at Bermuda; tilt was about to sail for England. The squadron unde Admiral GRIPF - .TH had lately been op the Bay d Fundy, and anchored some time at Passamaquoddf The Commissioners for appointing the Boandario between England and America were then about 11 proceed on that important subject. The properlid e stroyed by the alarming fire which took ',lsmaili* Max on the 9th of October, is estimated at /215 0 A 4 The crews of the MBAR and PacToLns, as wen .0 I' the military, were very successfu l and persevering their exertions . to extinguish the flames. It was oco• sinned by want of common care in a shop boy, " had lett a candle burning on the counter o f a shop when no person etas in the house. There was a el, heavy fall of snow at Berm uda, in the hern" October ; and from tile repor ts made by Mic-sl4 Indians, it was expect. , il a severe winter would ifa entA The NIGER, Czptain JAcslioN, arrived at 11.11 only a few days before the AKZAK sailed fr ni li 6 " ton, wlere .Captain JAcrsosa and his Officers vet e tr e a ted with marked atten tion b y the •Antericar; The INIn•PENI.ENtIi, 71 (a sister ship to Or SOFA' WAS lying. there, bearing the broad pentlara 01 C (4/1 i modore BAlN:Biome. Captzin JACEWN W irs ` ye boa:l7 tr her. She.was in very high . order, and reirka I clean, though with only 150 men; many of t •? 01 . 40 _, Englishmen, who expressed themselves Al b e ,T l greatly dissatisfied with the severity. of th.: punt' mem, which was inflicted always in the most st , mary way. Admiral sir Isaac: C .rin , i, svh? ' t been some time at Boston , r eturned to I-Iria3l.el.:`gi ilwett. The AMUR ii to be paid off at Poi's°. null an I she has thA ial 0: Ic sc ki * 1 i' ,