Star. — London, England, 1816-01-15 00:00:00

I.•' - ‘ • is if or is if A of r _ -, -s. _ . N PUN. , . i f ONDAY. JANUARY 15. 1816. • cr ams Tips DAY AT TWELVE o'cusuc. 69 1: 41 " g1e _ eW• 5 4 ex. Or. . 7, s t. 741:1 tog a 7 l ;s., tie z ziri - u ra d cwr• )01.1410-I".Psv• ot Pr 54.74. pr. 17MNew jij o hiatiadOr from the French Court to inivid at Dover on 'Saturday night l es . c 7 isii ; on biira the kenotntnie French packet. r.,,aieser reaeited London this momiflg. 'FRENCH 'PAPE Rfie . . . iit‘rfweyeestved the Paris Papers of Than r t h is m erlin thaiiiof Feiday, being all that :Dottie. wo.bespartitehily to cell the attention of the iiispis to** folloWing Orion:mu of the Kutch ' l ii i iithafk ;toes Coataiti, but for what it does not ita l . Let itbe teitiparid with the documents (g ibe South if France, . given ;in our columns of d i yo 'sad thin let us be suffered to ask if it be 10 :0111timikU is 44 we have a right, to expect?" oi r efinance, speaking of*the guilty" whom Jos 0 , 400 6, 10 alludes only the individual who :ha The obvious inference to be drawn i s . 4 lglatstiae deo Nal dettf,ad isttaiihntat a i im i s irsf do PM:aegis I 1.11 so, 'the 46 ,lattice",latti ce" tea k' sled sets thus must be e x actly of the kind F• Iss factored by the image and &Site malers;— i iii 'blindfolded. IOYAL ORDONNANCE. .. . . i neelallminsd that our Oitionnance of the ' 2lst of No ihrhiet ten noliel la the city of Nismes, that respect and ail s with ere have orlght to expect, ina that if the guilty 01111140 1 dildindi b but yet caught, a most strict search has N ode, ion has been secondedby the National Guards and b i thetStants, so into announce that the mason of Gene iiisitte kaisisithir an asylum nor a protector in Nimes. 'Os the Mkt liind, the article of the Constitutional Charter, lekia receipt:mg the Catholic Religion as the religion of the ta i 'gssiantees to other farms of worship liberty hod protect. yitieltsen faithfully executed. The Temple of the PrOtes- Omni, Mid they enjoy therein all the security whiCk the sisarantee to them. . 'After seitriking iivturn to good principle' and to order, we list Lederer any kaiser the revocation of the rigorud: mes usibliasecessity had extorted front Us. ' Fer . these niasens we ordain as foliose': 1 1. The troop' quartered en the lahabi • tanis of pilimes shat eilithatit iiithoutdelay, and disperses in the barracks and haber 'laces of the.Departaieut of the Gard, as oar mill- Lammander shall jtdge proper. 6 1:. Oar Prefect shill testify to the inhahitints aud to the listyitiiirdsoi Nismes, that we a:e satislled with the seal 6 width they have concurred in the maintenance of traniiiil iiiiiiirte:eitobtitiameat of order in oils good city. S. Our Wieistera are * charged with the execution of this istiMmt. • (Signed) " LOU is. i (liven at Parts, 'Ovary 10, WS.", ' . 'CHAMBER OF PEPUTIES.. .. irrtgo; or . :raa 1 lilt 'tarmacs. VI Sleakir , Oat an. writ .Cofamittee to raw ih s w as emended by . the Peers for a general 'bowl lag °Oise 21st of January every year. The her of teputiei adopted it isuaniasously with la 'atinidawati of the Pent, and the Law Stands 4;10.81 , I. l/a ths 21R of January wiry year, titre shall be a general lum tbsfssblea Of which shall be fixed by his Majesty. 1. balk lune aiy there Shaihe a solemn funeral service in my Chards in trance. & Is expiation of .the crime of this unfortunate day, there heisised in the name, and it the expense of , the nation. in Id en .as die Kin; shall lie pleased to destnati, a monument, Wheezed urnn by the Kink. s. T l * Kik ‘4ll be also supplicAted to order a moonment, s dome and at fbe expence of tiw nation, to the memory of tee mt. 16rie Autoineite, and Madanus Elizabeth. The keeper of the Seqs having arrived with a ateuoicetiowirorti his ttajety, the Sittiegs were, nails His Excelkey • referred to the sanction of the :.'hamber, the project of the law tending to alarge, innllBlB, the delay which . had been granted in 18 16, for the pay:nein of the debts of the emigrants. was Voted unanimously. r ARM, JANUARY t 2. The Chamber of Deputies axe now sitting pi. Pattly upon the BLl:iscr'. The Duke d'Esngouleine is expected to arrive at. Paris • the t. The Emperor of Austria has permitted prince 4 ettemich to accept a Duchy from the King of Na- Res, via an estate *hose annual revenue amohnta. etAillducats. There are a great numb* of females now at 13er. ._ ikprated with different orders, as a award for aier tesliity in hilth Yesterday at n e on the Prince of Conde visited the _lceittter mass the Duke of Richelieu and the 4d the honour to be admitted to his I r . 47! Se B aron Ceratnb, ChatnbeAain to the Emperor f Austria, airiifea at Livel on ale 4th instant, in der 14 proceed to the coutruunity of L% Trappe, published near that qty. • • ft hioinewhat remarkable, that the Arret of the 'mtesutiew,iihich'coutlemner the unfortunate Louis. 'VI. was pronounced by. Vergniaud, Advocate of dem; and it was M. Lame, an Adtoeate of. 13 who, as President of the Chamber of 'es . pronounced the la* against the 33.4icideS. rat Majesty lately give away with great huntoor, lashes of violets irOal his niawdepieue, to several "es. 'They 'Were snrprized at the preseist, but his ekservsct. a Take ihern4-for I baiOneloded lathe violets in the - amnesty The mail from Lyons to Marseilles ran great risks the Slst December last.. .1n passing, tbrouSh the cPartntent of VaUcluse, a kigtuta attacked nt ant ' ID*de a signarto his comrades tocome ; the . kilt° the ground, overeoine by terror, but the ulailinstantly took his place ) astd by rapid driving 'gaped the bora& 1 . •• A • 1 V • r wee • : 4611"1"iia• ••• !` I nil eon ,c) Made , feel& Ifelleialielieor, .from Finders arrived. They being the &heft JANCYMY It. • The English army which remains in trance is to ocaupy for the present a line that extends much fur , ther than is fixed by the Treaty of Paris, by which. among others the town of Amiens, that by the Cost vention is nog to be occupied, has got an English gar rison; which seems disposed to rentals there a long time. It is generally believed that 'these measures are taken in concert with the Freneh Government in order the better to maintain order and public tran- , quillity. In general it is indisputable that in many parts of France people's minds are still much in-. flamed* the variOusifistresses thin the country has suffered, and that too many precautions cannot be taken to prevent the still fermenting passions from producing new convulsions on the other side. The remaining corps concentrate themselves in the neigh bourhood of Cambray. It seems that the number of English regiments that return to England, is less than was at first supposed. The Prussian troops which composed the greasest part of the garrison of Nanur, hate at length begun, their march to the Banks of the Mostlle. All the Prussian corps, which are still on the Maese, now break up successively, and iu a few days we 6641 have no PrntslAn troops in these Provinces, besides those that occupy the Duchy of Luxemburg. BRUSSELS, JANUARY 3. A Colonel, and several Hanoverian Offi , _ers, arrived at 'Conde, cnaig• I by the Duke* Welling ton to occupy that fortress by a Gezni"..n battalion, which has taken its post in tie suburbs. The Na tional Guard was then disbanded and laid down its arms, and the place was occupied yesterday. The garrison is to be, for the pres .nt, 1500 men. Two thousand Hanoverians have, at the same time, tai.en their post in the sOurbs of Valenciennes, to occupy that important fortress. Five thousand English troops, who are to form the garrison, are expected to-morrow from Paris. The Russian troops, under General Woronzow, successivrly take their posts in French Flanders and Artois. The line of the Allied troops is to extend much behind the French fortresses which are gill garrisoned by French troops, so that these fortresses are cut off from thr heait of the kingdiim. Such are the wise . measures *taken by the Commander in Chief, in order to secure, by every possible means, the neighbouring cumtrC.:s, as well_ as that of thelntedior of Prance itself. AMERICAIc? PAPERS. This morning we received, American Pipers to-the 17th ult. but their contents are not interestit. The Congress bad etiter;cl on no business of importance, which is ascribed to the necessity of -the Me.mbers fait making %heti:salves " acquainted with 'each other, to ascertain their particular views, aad to fix their own opinioncon the topics to be diicussed" A letter front Nassau Slates, that one of the Ame rican pacscts trom Philadelphia was Lately bnirded by a Carthagenian privateer, and . pluidered of sore ril articles. BARtARY STATtt. " The Sta'tes of Tunis, Tripoli, and Milers have all in turn of Lite insultetl the tritish fhtg. The Tunisians have detained a Maltese 'vessel, and made the crew slaVes. To this act of injustice against the British, they have added insult and contempt: the CiPtain of hi,: Nta;esty's ship Pilot was; recent fy treated with the greitest disrespect on shdre,tind on returning on board, was stoned all the way to his boat." We are very glad to hear all this. It frequently happens that no attempt is made to cure certaio mala. dies till they attain such a pitch of malignity as to threaten imminent danger. Let not the attack on these States be in the coin mon stile;—to obtain reparation . for the insult end in jury. The pour inhabitants are no more to blame than ds the 'man in tlie monn" fOr any Of the insults offered to civilited Europe. Ia fact they are more, to be pitied than any other clot '6f.auffeiers, froth the' system of Government which prevailson the northern : coast 'of Africa ; for they are daily and tuyversally. its victims. The war , should be, not against the pa pulation, but the tyllnes which tole over abet en-' happy pin of the globe. enter kite no Treaty with, the despots. Annihilate . their authority. Aisunie the reins of Government, and extend to the Mise rable inhabitants the benefits of Civilization, and the Floret:don of equal laws. The rumour in the highest Cohn eitek ilmir is, that a niarriage is actually agreed onbetiveen the amiable Prineess CUARLOTTE and the Wince de CdIoURR. It is said that this union his the perfect *pprobation Of. the Pluxesss herself, and that the Patrice 'Whet . has given his consent. • The Vretended Report of General Pond at Bostoo, the accredited Ivrinitter of his Imperial Majesty the Einpror of IttissrA at the Court of his Most Chris: tian Majeity, proves to be, as we suspected; a Mere fabrication. The Rutsian Minister at this Court has declared it to bee' a false and insidiousfirgery." SIR CIIARIA SHInItY, GOVRRNOR qr GROINADA...-. Vfe lately inserted an account of the death of this dis.. tinguished ifldividual, bot we have great pleasure int stating that this intelligence eras unfontWed. The iaragrapk originated with the Deadlier? Gam" and whether it sprung from malice or folly, it is gratifying to copy from the Grenada paper, of the. I Ith Novein bur, the assurasicem that Sir CSIAkLIIB SWIM if Aft „ dead, but alive, in good spirit% sad iniprovintheatile. •• .. • /St Ale: ' S *AMY IN FRANC!. • " Bradseis, January 19, Hoc o r Ping a the Aniy of Occupation is France, the Dike of Viewstaros, is neccip ing succoshrilf_ the positions assigned to it from Charleussb,to Amiens. It is Composed of 25 • 60 0:j English troops, 14000 Russians, 5000 Hanoverian% and the Ditch cogs/agent of 5000 men. All these troops, dud*** stay in Franceovill remain upon a complete war establishment, with a propnrOnate reserve artillerii_isod always ready to march in case of need. This van of the Allied Army has taken possession of ail the fortresses situated along the road frosts Belgium to "Paris—these are Valenciennes, Bonchaia, k'ay, and Peronne. By these mea sures the riangisillity of this part of France is fully secure." JANUARY Arrived this: finning several passage vessels from , Calais, with part. ache 62d and 64th regiments ; se veral transport brigs sailed with these vessels, but were not able . to make Dover owing to the violence of the wind train the W. N. W. JANUARY 10.-•AbOut 20 sail of vessels, principally belonging to ihis.port, arrived last night from Calais, with parts of the Scots Greys and 10th Hussars, and although the horses had been on board nearly a week, they were landed in good condition. A further part of the 64th and 62d - negisnents have also arrived, is° a part of the 44th and 58th regiments. 'lle 16th Regiment -emi.arked this morning on hoard of transports for Ireland, and mill sail ere first fair wind. That pprt of the 64th regiment which landed here, has marched this morning for Hythe, on the route to Piimouth. The Sd battalion 14th regiment, has marched into the Castle from Hythe. RAMSGATE, JANUARY is. Arrived on Friday evening the Blucher packet, Captain Wrists, from Calais, with (26 horses and men of the Scotch Greys, and the gallant Lieutenant Colonel CHEM& of that fine Rektment, w;)°, it will. be rereollected, had four horses shot under him at the' battle of Waterloo. Serjeant Eivarr, of the same, Regiment, who captured one 'of the French Eagles, on the above glorious occasion, likewise arrived in this vessel, which left Calais with the Resolution and Speedwell freight vessels, and it is feared, as they have not yet been heard of, that both of them are blown into the North Sea. On the passage a sudden squall laid the Blucher on her beans-ends, by which means some of the horses could not keep their legi, and eight oFthem were unfortunately trampled to wrath by the others : on the vessel's arrival instant measures were taken by Captain ltaixs, the Agent, to rescue the horses that were down, and lying on each other is a confused state ; and the anxiety of the Colonel and Serjeant, at this moment, to save their favourite hors's, was truly interesting and atecting. The Co lonel, to preserve the horse which carried him safe' to the end of the battle ; and the Serjeant, to save 'that upon which he had so gltilantly captired the Eagle ; and We are more than happy to say that both these so highly esteemed au itnals 1110 escapPd. We are glad. to learn that Lieutenant Col o nel Crisruty, 14 far from attaching any blame as to the unavoidable loss of eight horses, speaks in the highest terMs of both vessel and cretv : the vessel herself is nearly new, and one of the finest and best adapted for carrying hares across die thannel belonging to thisport—and we feel it doe to Mr. Jowl PHILLIPS, the Dirmer,o give hint every credit for the manner in which he had fitted this et•swl up to bring over, for instead of only one bar, as is generally used, he had provided two, tlitt the ',Mies might be well Supported, and be likewise had tarnished new halters at his own expense, neither of which had given way, so that the misfortune is 'wholly attributable toe the tempestuous state of the weather—but for the pre- Cairtionary measures adopted by Mr, PIIILX!PS, all the horses on board mast have perished. Arrived ft., rn Calais the Union, .Quest, Former, Tula Igur, Fly, and Fame transports, with 108 horst: of the lst. Drhgocins, loth Hussars, and some Stift horses ; also a detachment of the *Tlth Regiment, and a detachment of abort 2SO men of the OSA Re giment ; likewise arrived the Elizabeth, a very tine vessel, engaged at Calais, having on board 33 horses . and men of the 2d Dragoons. Owing to the tem (resinous state of the weather in the night, the bar which the horses were tied to broke, and it the gale bad lasted much longer, every horse on board must have,perished,, as it was they very fortunately only lost two. Some ofihe above troops had been on ship hoard tea diys, waiting a faviiurable opportunity for coming over ; and many of them, we were concer ned to see, looked very sickly, and completely fagged our. We cannot help thinking that much painful confusida and loss might have been prevented by not .confining the embarkation on the other side to Ca laisalone • • IA24I.IAUY IC—Arrived late last evening the Bri tannia transpire, Lord Hawkecbury, Lively, Rachel,' and Aim packets, with troopi and horses ; some of which had actually marched ten miles yesterday io France, en tbqked at Calais about noon, and 'wereput on shore here by eleven o'clock at night, which may be considered not a little expeditious. Arrived from Calais this morning the Union Ist, Union 2d, Samuel, Etchange, Jtino, Nancy, Elita, Boston . , and Har mony .transports ; the Young William. Charming . Molly, and Luck freight vessels, hering on hoard about. 200 horses, and WO men, of the Ist and 2 d Dragoons. 7th ussars Waggon Train. „Mb Regi ment, 44th, 69th, 62d , and 82d. We .14 not an opportunity of ascertaining the particular number be longing so each Regiment. .certain that LAVALMIL has reached Bavaria via Belgium. At the very moment he Was leaving the Conciergerie,kaning on his child and the femme dechawars, one of the gaolers took him by the arm, and said to him, ig I am eiztremely grieved, Madast—pcitt must he miserable indeed." When he. had got into the . courtyard, he found but one of the chairmen belonging to the sedan4hair, the other was drinking in a Ca bar et. But his :arrant, wbotnew him immediately, hived a porter who was sanding by, and set of with the sedan-chair. At the turning of ;be next street be got into a cabriolet which was waiting for him, and drove away. He left Paris by the barrier* of Cbarenren, and at ten leagues distance took the grit road to Braude, which he reached in twenty-two heirs. He travelled with A foreign pass port. Madame de LAYAIIITTE had lei rig few rums ino Implant. .1 • I ", • •.1 't %ft Jur RLLIGIVOI. MAIM . sea. pus. . see. owe. Dab* 0 Cadli -• 0 Waterford . o 4 Malta. - • 0 Overossy sod Jersey 0 0 Mahar& •- 0 s Hollsad • - = I nuttier' - - r o Frans' - - t 0 New York - A 0 Cloweabwrgi • 0 s Leeward fdanda 2 0 Lisboa - - 0 • r Junslca . I FALMOUTH, JANUARY Is. Nothing alrivei Wind W.G.W. TEIGINMOIJ ni s JANUARY I Q. Arrived the Blessing and the Dove, from comma. its four days,- . PI.TMOUTH, IANU'4RY 11. Came in his Majesty's store-ship Hipdostan. bound to the West lndies.—The Betsej , Porturr.nlith :mark, AGGS Master, was . lost on Wedesday night neat Fal fitomb.e, bound to France, with Frenchmen pa.sennri. $OB. of whom were drowned..r-Arr:ved the and Mary, Coorsa, from Newfoundland, tivaitry days passage.—Sailed the Alt* sloop of war ter due Eastward. • PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 14. Arrived the Amazon transport, from Gliadalnupe. Arrived yesterday the Ocean transport, from t irba. does ; and the Duncan transport, from St. Kitt's. DEAL, JANUARY 14. Arrived, and sailed for die River, the Flora, STE. PNENSII4 from Lisbon. Came dow:i ft-0111111e Rives the Siisannah, WARD, for the Cape of Good 11.. p;„ and remain in the Downs with the whole of the nut warJ.bound as before, still detained by contrary winds.—Wind S.W. RA.MSGATE, JANUARY i 4. Arrived to-day several transports, with troops on board, from Calais—among them are. the Etiza. 197 ; Samuel, Dish Albion,.GN; and the Young Wii•ialo. MARGATE, JANUARY 14. Arrived the Princess Charloke extra packet, from Ostend, bound to Dover, and Witted t.atr Flemish Mails, with three LAgs of letters and w_vrral gers.—Came in the Catharioe transport (H E), tram Calais, having on board a detachment of the 16th and 82d Regiments of Foot, who have lauded Irons her: shc has lost an anchor and cable. YARMOUTf!, 54$UARY IS. The Renown, of and from Shields, with coals, got on the Barber Sand this morning—she has been got off, and will be brought in here neat tide. WELLS, JANUARY 14. • The William and Francis came on shore here on Friday last—ship and cargo both lost--:rev saved. A letter frOnl. Dartmouth says that twenty-eight of dr. r each prisoners, tut of the sixty-five that were ..recited in die Betsey cartel nit Sunday E,-. ) nnight, in Bighury Bay, were drowned, and many nt the sot. vivors w cc ouch hurt and bruised. • We have already stated the loss of the Greyhound paCket, Captain RICH, on her pasage frcm Cork to 13ristol. Among the unfortunate . passengers were Mr. FIiLLAM and Mr. LAWLOR, b ;01 of Cork. A - German Gatetre contains the . followini: article : " We are infcrimzd, that the Jesuits re leaving Rome by dozens, and by hundreds, to repir to the different colleges re-opened for them in Spain, Naples, Sicily, Parmi, &c. There bare lately departed 300 , • Ifor the first cif these dmpinions. As this order has been suppressed about 40 years, viz. in I'ortugal in 1759 ; is Spain. 1767 ; in Naples and Parma, it; 1765, the members of this order mist either Se esi ih.:wed with an extract:4li 'al y longevity, 47; tigt•yv,vsst have recruited its secret, in order for us to he -,eife to cottprehend' how, en a sudden, so great at : - .,rr.ber of Jesuits appear)' A Gitosr—Let those vr?io like the marvellons pair a visit to the 'lower, and they will god there many people ready to tai:C their oaths that they ni - e tin" obled nightly by a noisy screeming ghqst. One of t!!t, t er.. tinels arirms 'that he saw it elide oat irmrt under a door, rise to the size and firm of man. 4mi then tun away in the shape of a etig. Duet Pa r. - ;x:t Tto —Law nick, two 031cers of tht :2th Pg. • gintent tanie on shore, twin the traii‘potts at :7.'oi:bc4l.ls ri, over[ in Sight a dual on cite Saurasea Conunau, to which dace they proceeded will their seconds, lueatured tkeir trituai, and were in ilia act ut commenting, when two Peace (Accra, wan had advice of their intention, arrested them with beak their sec ones, and brought deem beton' a Magistrate, when Wet were toluod over to keep the tease. Accto tam.— A:, morning, while a poor man tea: driving a Catt•doWil Ludgate-4 E, he slippe I town, and pror o; the wheels gassing ever Ins bead killed him on the spot. 11:s son, a (ase young lad, Was wituess to the :melancholy acc den'. Friday a bill of indictment was i• ut.d by the Lon don Grand Jury against Mr. Latnicelot Par:lisog, fog wilful and corrupt perjury. It will be recollected that he was one•of the witnesses for the pr. s:cution against Lord CoCilltANA by whom the bill of indict ment is preferred. HUNTING. Quomdot Hounds—Met this clar at Y.!rby Gate; wi4l rover oil Wednesday, at Six Mills; and on Friday, at aradgate Park. Coves:non Hounds, lard Lonsdale's—Met this day at itarley. theme; will meet on Wednesday, at Tolkhorpo GA' ; and on Friday, at Seaton. . Lord Yiuborough's Hounds—Met this day as Mang Weil ; will meet on Wednesday, at Little limber Lodge; on Friday, at woosisat House; and oil Saturday, at Xis-a:lotion yala The Earl Lt l'arliogton's Folbouistis.—Will throw oleo Wed. nesday, at Pisnioldae; on Friday, at West Auckland; and on Saturday, at Keterstons; Lord Scarborough's Foltiounds..-Will meet on WedzeS, liFs as lionired Acres; and on Fridity, at Balbrough. Sir B. Grabaui's Faahoends—Will throw off to-morrow, at ,Feyston.; on Thursday, at Cudworth; on Saturday, at Ham;•Oh. Mr.} ox's Hound--Fill meet on Wednesday s as Croas ittuds ; and on Friday, at Aslshana hog. The Lambton Foxhounds—Will meet on Wednesdv, at Silks. Borth; on Friday, at liatnopside• and co Saturday . , at Beamish. The Sionington Foxhounds—N.lla meet to.merrow, ft Helm-- gap and on Friday, at Karkdaie Wath. • ThteHolderness Foxhounds —Will meet on Wedneaday, at Melton Hill; and on Fri:lay, at New/left. The tlwrnaby Houndi—W ill meet on Wcdnesday, at Maltby Vilave; and on Saturday, at Banstich. The York City Kau:ids—Will hunt on Wednesday, at Wig- Igington. The North*Setts; and Brompton Harriers--W6l threw oe tw.morrow, at sallkehl; and on Saturday, at Yaffotth Itridge. The Ain derby Steeple Union Harriers,--Will throw el ois Thursday,et Wiske Bridge. The lialdernoss Harriers—Will4neet on Wednesday, st Ijai .hsmj and qa Saturday, at Wyten-Bar. lISSITIMELD MASIDIT, lANUARY Bur sla ea , to s• 4d I Veal Gs .0a co Gs ' blotto 4e Od to Os id I Pot Ss Od to 6. sd Swats 1110-Bboap and Lambs 13,4701..Ca1ves ao—Piss Asp Coax gammen.; JAN. 15.—.0U7 market wawa* , tilt' supplied with all arain this morning, and havigg many buyers of Wheat, that article sold rtadily. Alt an advanae of fa.. per (paler. Barley is Also Is. per quarter dearer. Oats. fnUy ,iapperts gait auk's prices, but sales not very brisk. in rem, Beans, usher articles there is little or ay variation.