Star. — London, England, 1816-11-08 00:00:00

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'•W4II. are for. predenta, 0$ to the comes into thich may account Corporations. pently, or Ivry only to . also to iished. , and the maintain in full personal the two Declaration .gislation tjesty the r, 1816 ; Regent, in King of 40th, of Journal of W&% read, Militia,. in ourselves sa lad taken Contagious has, it of which ; weia and s b they tetchy good has just beaotifol Hotel -41itsry Prince imilhae, at given up a Of the bat. the King of guilty of to steal the great dint of it is no that *easels way to the , hare already entering our ports. fired at Ant- Brussels. respecting Provioief of the resignations, would per- Jwing article, been for some •llington, an dispatches that he' had intercourse is who is shortly German Diet', Are continued 'tuber of Me tore to be laid presented to the many subjects to will be able to agreed upon its decisions trpez ROZWr _ Highnem, in 'Staid-house, Ha p. , the King's Iffice with die- yesterday state , of the death 'uesday last, at of her samba raia.zurr left imunicate the Her Ladyship ',liter of Ptaaan •ship enjoyed which now. re- (d e r .Dowager of Wye. of one.balf was said British goods; the herself, eertaialy in theßwcks.. have _ re4olarly remitted to baokierhoose ot Mall.- Her moo aides Epoland,. She vallgiableg• 0.• . , . • • . •.,- . . • _ ......._„, ~,,,,,,,,„, whet h er an w are ~,,,,, 4 ,„,,, . i • FRANCE.. -•. . .• : loth Ortie sty a oad Nether 'tc, t : PAltts, NOVEMBER 4. . t last coon t. , Obillit!nebrgentki r ! r * of , rt. the b ET Y • oPENDIO 011 , THN tabs leNi— XING% SPERM. .. • , :_,....* At one o'cleck these preden fouler Kiagdoon p-.4ut , i 'such imposts w this day the King peoceeded i n ever:abolished and suppressed by •. -I4.6fteai4tis`the-dtiamper•nf Deputies; and the Peers•and the filming of a perfeet-reciprOcity. • : 4 1),,,ities beinsr present in the costume of their Teepee- •. ,1 0,tive lioutes.!. hi' , .idalesty de li vered from the Throne "V. -This arraagemant exte nds not only duties and imposts, the produ c e of which tom ' .:.. siiiiio i.is, 5,..ct.. the -...? :;-- IA GeNTLesteN ...In opening t hi s , new s ess f, a . it is p u blic Treasury, but also to tho se, w hicli have bees hitherto levied for th • - ext e err ely agreeable to ma' to have to rejoice with you t P articular a i• . 7-on the benefits which DiVINIPnoVIDUMa has deigned of ally Provinces, Towns, Build in g s, . Cor p or -:•to bestow upioi my people and upon met. • or Communities whatever, and which, censeqi Tranquillity reigns _throughout the Kingdom; shall ant , have, in future , the po wer to re q uire , •::::abe amicable dispositions of the foreign Sovereigns, •' -and tt , e exact (,bservani.e of i Treaties, guarantee to such duties or mposts, 'us peace without; and if a senseless enterprise has a 3. The said• Convention is applicable, not. Jaen instant cr u ised alarm telstivo to our interior all - the case s which shall occur in future, but •-... tratorillity, it has . only *served to elicit a further ..--,.. pont ot cite auaehoseat of the Nation, and of the. those which are at this moment still unfinishe: a 4. However as it concerns on l y p ro p ert y 1 .. s .l,,taley,ut my y. Arm • '. a , MY 'personal happiness has been increased by the free transmission, the two Kingdoms maintain • - . '' 6401 of patt of my children (for you know my bro. and entire vigour all the laws relative to the p , ...flier's are mine} with a young Princess , whose am ia- • :. ..7l,la . cpsalities, seconding the attentions of the rest of obligation to military duty ; and ne ither of t ' t op (;tinily, promise me a happy old age, and will Governments from whom the present Dad . be limited in respect to its leg . .,9 ci d-trust, to .France, new pledges of prosperity. emanates, shall , .., / confirming the ordpr of succession , the first bases OR this subject.' •• if this Monarchy, and without which no State can This Declaration Was ratified by his Maji ;be in safety. King of the Netherlands, the 6th of October, • .a.Teihese blessings, It is true, there are annexed. Peal lulus. The intemperance of the Seasons has , ,and by his Royal Highness the P rince Re m the name and on the part of his Majesty the 1 . delayed the.harvest harvest; my people suffer, and I suffer • more tl.an they do . ; but I have the consolation of Great Britain, Ireland, and Hanover, the .beingabla to inform you, that the evil ,is but tempo- August, 1816. i' ,. • ' /my, and that the vpp produce will be sufficient for the This Treaty W 11•. 'bp insetted in the Jots sim,iion. . this day. • • • . • . '• a Orear charges are unhappily still nec e s sar y : I • . . After this a Menage from his . Majesty wi ,shall order to be • laid before you a faithful, statement .01 the elpemes that are indispeasible, and of the with a Project of a Law on the National Mi aisplana for mekting them. Tile first of all is • Eco- 197 Articles, and ordered to be printed. daorny. I ..have already made it operative in a"1 parts It is with real pleasure that we find ousel of .tl.e Adminjstration, and I.lahour without ceasing thorised to contradict the report which we la . te:make it sull more.so. Always united in sentiment *** amd intention, •my family and myself will make the - from the . English Papers, relative .to a cot - ' same sacrifices this year arthe last, and, for the rest, distemper which was said to prevail at Suri . .1 rely ilium your attachment and ,your zeal for the - The decease of .the Goiernor, Van Panhuys, •good at the State, and the honour of the French name. is true, depri4ed the State of an active, inn ..i, 46 1 coatinue with more activity that ever my ne- and upright functionary ; but the disorder 4 deuce that with the Holy Sea, and I have the confi- that talc happy termination will restore per. he died has trade no ravages in the Colony ; fact peace collie Chinch of France. But this is not all, the last accounts, the whole garrison, as we , . and you will be. of opinion with me, no doubt, that civil officers, had constantly enjoyed perlec I - *we ought not, to restore -to Divine Worship that health. splendour which the piety of our fathers bad beAciwed Lord Clancaviyethe English Ambassador, .upon ito-(that would unfortunately be impossible), ' taken for a term of nine years the beautifi . - •but to ensure to the :4inisters of our Holy Reli g ion An independent income, which shall place them in a situated in the Park, which the Hereditat condition to be able to hollow the steps of Hue, of occupied last year. • . ,whom it as raid, that he did good wherever he went. We understand that the Marquis de Jun " Attached by our conduct, as we are in heart, to request of the Governor of Mons, has just gi the.Diviae,precepts of Religion, let us be also at- Serjeant-Major and Serjeant and feuriers 6 ;ached to that Charter, which , with o ut touchin g an y 410grria, ensures to the faith .of our fathers the pre- talion of Chaisturs 27, in the service of chi emilience,that is due, and which, in the civil order, the Netherlands, who had not only been ! . -guarantees to all a wise liberty. and to each the desertion,but had even had the baseness to Feaceinl enjoyment of his rights , of h i s condition, and money belonging to their company. ad his property. I will never suffer any attack to be made upon that fundamental l a w—m y Ordon- Every thing leads us to hope foe ogre" . 'sauce of the sth of September sufficiently :hews it. ' - don in the price of corn', and a scarcity o 6 , In fine, Gentlemen, let all hatreds cease ; let the longer to be apprehended , for we learn tt laden with this cemmodity are On their e I I children of the same country. I dareadd, of the URIC father, be really a people of brothers , and that fr o m . Netherlands—that several , as we said , hat our past evils, there remain to us only a sad b ut useful • .ree.,4ection. Such is my object, and to attain it I arrived—and that others are daily entering rely on your co-operation i but, above all, upon that Twelve vessels with corn, that lately arrivt frank and coritial con fi dence, the sole solid basis werp, are at this moment in the Canal at I , .of an union, so necessary between the three branches It is affirmed that his Majesty's Decree . • .of the Legislature. ~ Rely also upon the same dispo- the High Schools in the Southern Navin s :sitions in me, and let my people be well assured of ray unshaken firmness in repressing the efforts of ma- Kingdom is on the point of appearing. levolence, and in. restraining the impulse of* a too There is a talk of remarkable retroath ! etti ardenestal." . - and Substitutions, in a kingdom which it I . ?e ° ;... . THE *EVENING- STAR.. • haps be indiscreet to name at present. •- . Ass- ~... se BRUSSELS, NOVEMBER S. • • •• * LONDON. • . , The Journal de la Belgique has the followi under the head of Paris :—" There has bet ----..,4' . time at the head-quarters of Lord Well • FRIDAY, NOVEMBER B,' 1816. : individual, who is come Irom India with PRICE OF STOCK THIS iiiitm"rWELVE O'CLOCK: fir his Lordship.: It has been remarked ti . • Reduced 611f-Cons. me. 611W -Coos. for act. (wife not touched •in England, nor bad any . 4-per Cfnt.Vit". s per CAM. Niv, -IN i 1 4 Julia Bonds tsts. iss.pre.-Eseisslear BMus, -. . . with the British Ambassador. His inti • 7 .--- con fi ned to the Duke of WellingtOns who . A Idailsfrom Flandirs arrived this morning. The. 10 return to India." , . • • Belgiuml'aperscontain the proceedings of the States FRANKFORT, OCTOBER 27. : .! The preparations of the General Gel • . General up to the end of October. A treaty between which is to ripen on the 6th November, are - - the nand' RYMER?, as Sovereign-of Hanpver, and with activity. A very considerable numb the* Kano of the Netherlands, has been laid before moirs and Petitions, which are of a flatus" the House of. Representerives. It stipulates tecipro. before the Diet, have been already prese High Chancery . It will have so many cony for the abolition of all the antiquated resuie . treat, that it is uncertain whether it will lib" upon the nat ives of both d'u n s ties a In the Puy' take them into consideration. eisaie of lands or possessions. No Haeoverian or It is affirmed. that Ministers art not al ;-. ... . Belgian is in future to be considered as .ajoreigner the manner in which-the Diet shall cause i in Making such purchases, and his. taxes or imposts to be executed., ' . . till of course be the same with those of a native. YesferdaY..about fi ve Oclock, the Pant . ,:. -By-an article from Frankfort, itappeirs' th at the arr i ve d at c ar i tna m mae , Hi s R o y a l ki Membets oi t he :DiUt.a§out to be held thare r .am not tends to go for'a few days to theeStud-boe . a little puzzled:as to the means to which they are so ton-en s ued, and thence to Brighton. • have recourse for the enforcement of their Decree Yesterday morning Mr.; Wri.r.tAMO. Decrees' Messenger, arrived at the Foreign OE* Micro from F r a n kfort. We apprehend that all the Allied rowers who ha- . patches • Pleniiintentiaries pees/ant, are bound reciprocally ti The accounts ( r i m L igur i a o f y es/ lead weir 'troops to pin is execution the Decrees of the that the Marquis WELLIILLIT is better. Cowen. ' Without math an understanding their de- Intelligence teethed Londein yesterdllyi SsllY t on Toes liberations .weedd be nugatory, and their decisions of the Melville:len WiLLIAi Teddesley, in Staffordshire. the seat of laughed at. They are not surely in - the imbecile law, Mr. LIVTLETOW. Mt. RICHAND WS conaition of the Council of State held by the Mice, in town yesterdaj for Ramsgate, to come which* it was deterniined -to attach a bell to the neck intelligence tether Marquis his father. II . . of eke Cat : . . was a FresCh Woman, and only daaghte nrtlseELs, NOVEMBER 2. ROLAND. For some years past her Ladys SECOND CHAMliita OF THE STATES GENERAL. a separate income of MOOG a year, wb an i ma .or ocroßlat sla-laleTY-111X sammaas PRIRERT. verts to tai Marquis. A Message was read from his Majesty, with the The pordono the now Queeet-Dowal '.: TIMBER° was 4100,00% of which one 4 Treaty concluded between the King and his Royal to have been sent to Germany in British Highness the Fric•ce Regent of Great Britain, Ham-. other half, which was settled upon hene .. Tier, &c. of which the f ollowing is the substance s remains in this country,,falk is placed . '" ' and the dividends have been re4nlarly 44 ART. I. Tbe duty *idled the Droll d' rfninins, and the imposts named . odvllo " isnot, and Adj. W ., _ _uttember w ilby a . bitoking.h . ouse as PaR ina l liMOTY pro b ably soon anion in Fd wawa d'Ataisratime shall he no longer denuukted * has doebdeu a surpieui dower front Ww _ . I,.;kiratP sTAlsg* We have ree i siveetNe* York Papers to the fithsta Boston. to the ult. The followifig are extracts 6 6 WASHINGTON, OCTOBER 3. co We have just been informed that Mr,. Dallas, will leave this city to-morrow, 'October 4. lie does not return as Secretary of the Treasury. It is . stated to be his intentufl to resume the practice of his pro. fession, in the Courts of. Pennsylvania, and in the Supreme Court of . the United States." • ittell TIM BOSXON DAILY ADVIIMIZER 011 OCTOSER 8. el The smoke, for a week past, has been so exceed. ingly thick as to render the navigation of the coast! exceedingly difficult. On the docent coast, as far as Frenchman's Bay in particular, it bai been very thick, sad during the late gale cinders have been blown aboard vessels at a considerable distance from 'the shore. It has also been very offensive to the eyes of persons travelling and at sea. A coaster lay for most of Saturday night at about a mile distant 'from the Boston light.boase, without being able to discern the light.. The smoke yesterday was not quite so thick." " BOSTON. OCTOBER 5. “ The Nouhry's Herold of Tuesday has the fol lowing article By a letter received in town last evening from Eastport, it appitars that an English fleet had just arrived there, consisting of one 50-gun ship, two SS gun fiigates, one gun brig, and a sloop of war. American property of every description is seized, and the people are talking of nothing but war.' The 50 gun ship, the Acbar, we believe was sent, from Halifax, to cruise along the coast, and to touch at Shelburne, Moose Island, kc. to engage the minds of the crew, who had discovered a mutinous disposi. sinus. Seizures, it is reported, ban taken place for *Hedged breaches of the Revenue laws, but we trust this will not be found on trial to be the fact.— We presume, a pardon of this property must be Bri tish. In• the present situation of England and, the world, it is most probable a war is contemplated." AFFAIRS OF SOUTH AMERICA. The Spaniards, as appears by a letter written from Madrid about the middle of October last, account for their long delay, in receiving advices from Mexico, in the following manner : " For a lung time the Government bas been expecting, with the utmost impatience, dispatches from the Viceroy of Mexico, and was astonished at not receiving them, at a moment that the war against the Independents is pushed with vigour. The, cause if this delay4s at length known. The vessel tailed the San An tonio, which bad the dispatches of the Viceroy on board, was impaired by a privateer in the Gulf of Mexko. The Merchants ofteadiz have received the news, as well as a Bulletin, couched in the following words- The army of the independents, Om mantled by the French Gineral Hussain?, has successively ex perienced several checks, which have disorganized ir. About 10.000 insorgeots have abandiimed it, throwing down their arms 4n order to return to their homes.' In a skirmish the Royal tinny has cut to pieces a party of 100 men, composed of Frenchmen and Orel/nets of dlffereat notions, who were out reconnoitring. These men greatly ramble the , ancient Flibustiers, they fight with an extraordinary latisrpidithand generally demand no quar. My, 01` meet any. Obleral HllielleßT is in full retreat; dint- WWI is among the Chiefs of hie army, and every thing announces that Mexico will, ere long, be entirely subjected to the Royal' authority. Under these drcomstances Gdvernment has given orders to redouble activity, in order to -accelerate the departure of the espedidun preparing at Cadiz, and it is hoped it will bt ibis to sail in the beginning of November." This is the first time the Spaniards have given the name of Independents to their Trans-Atlantic bre. dist% formerly they were only Insurgents or Rebels. This is also the first time we learn of General Hum asar's army being composed of such numbers, or men of such determined valour. This is the same man who landed in Ireland, and of what he is capa ble. he himself has given us ample proof. It is, in this very month, six . years since the Milken fevolu. Lion broke out. and every year, from that period, nay, at the receipt of every dispatch, the Madrid government has told the world it was at an end. When HIDALGO was taken, we were assured it was all over ; and the same when the brave MoneLos fell a victim to the Viceroy's ferocity. If this• was really the case, why hasten the expedition from Cadiz that same expedition of which, a year ago, we re ceived a list of the regiments it was to consist of, and: when it was also asserted it was to sail immediately; Whatever be .the threats of the Spanish Government at home, the revolutioaarp flame in Mexico, as wall las the other sections, has become too nide and too [ general to be extinguished by Spain in her present impotent : state, and the. host of buld adventureri flocking from Europe, as well as the United States to join the standard of Columbian freedom, entitl us to hope that the struggle will not now be long, as the supplies of arms are abundant, the only requisite before wanted. With regard to the defeat of General HUMBERTA Of which, the preceding bulletin boasts, we can only. say, that by the mail of yesterday we received letters' from Cadiz of the 3d ult. mentioning tharseveral vessels had arrived front Vera Cruz, but without any news whatever. A letter from a Gentleman of Glasgow, dated' from Paris on the 9th of October, contains the folul lowing comet You will .wander, but it is not less true, that there is not a vestige of trimmings to be seen on the Ladies' dresses in NHL Thei are all lowed patterns be muslin.' The• patterns of shawls here are very pretty, sad Scottish robes and Scottish 'estuilin are in high • repute.' There is scarcely any inning else worn but cotton stuffs, by high and low, excepting the Court. The Ladies seem very partial Ito printed calicoes, especially the country." 0n Wedosisdey,the Minister contracted for a Lot. An, of 15000 Tickets, to be drawn on or before hi fttarch:lBl7, she biddioP•Wfm— a 1 • IVellavlsof**Scet. AsiliO.C4iapta.re... .14 14 11 BsswolLS 011.11190111.1/ 14 II ' 0 I. We BJOr at oaan deateditb, Osittsoice. • . .4111 M r. The 26th .Regiment of Foot is. now. sta flarbadoes. Colonel FAngumtasou, wh o a the Regiment on service, is at present is ti, Staff of the Island; but, as the new el, -that corps •is riot, as was expecte:l, t,, u t . k the transports conveying the 61st Rrgitne West Indies, it is thought that the '2.:;;11 4 lieved by the 61st Regiment, aria ordered for England. At the Ball given by Sir CHARLES STUA nour of the Duke of CANIBRIDOE. the 2.9.;► more than 700 perwins .4 the highest di.tir, present. Monday week, the Officers of the /curd. , Southern. Regiment of Local Militia gav dinner to their respected Commandant, C Esq. at the Queeß's Head Inn, New CHARLES LORAINE, Bart. h. the Chair. L M. MoEcK, Sir M. W. Rtru.r.v and S BEIEDON, were among the visitants. NAVAL 11WALLIGENCE FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 5. Arrived the Union, MAT THEWS, tram N the Bideford, !tom Wales.—Wind N. L, PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER 6,1 Caine in the Ham, VANDEY asastrr, for Amsterdatn..—Wind N. W, PORI SMOUT!', NOVEMBER • Atiiied the Friends tr ,nsp, rt, trout Sailed the . Orion, KENg tan, for Jamaica; for Amster dttot t —Wend N. W. Dfs4L, NOVEMBER 7. Came down from tie river . the Auroi nada ; Killingbeck, Tuatom.av, 1.4 Ant :z Preston, Jame;, Duke ui Bedtoid. and maical Hound, for St. Viiicent4; Havre; William Lushingtou, for St. 1 picious. for Calcutta ; °war, and Ana, fu and sailed with the whole of the cum, Arrived the Samuel and Jane, HAL Quebec.—e Wind DOVER, NOVEM3ER 7. The ship Mary, from London to D on shore last night near this place, bt nately hove off again without damage, sistance of three of our boats' crews. night, the Lord Duncan packet, Cap for Ostend, with a Mail and paspenge last night the Flora, Captain WATSON, packet with a Mail, both from CAlais. morning the Princess Charlotte, Captai with a Mail from Ostend. • HARWICH, NOVEMBER 7. Arrived the Benevolent KZ from Cal YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER ' Put in with loss of anchors, the John FOSTER, from Hull, bound to London, MILFORD-HAVAN, NOVIIMBE Arrived last night, with h clean bill brig Titus, NiounLas Passmoae, mast Bristol from Malta, where the perform , of 4J days, in consequence of - having tx dria, at witich place the plarte was pre 17th Septembzr last : on the 16th att. long. IS. 18. spoke the Lady Ann; Md London for Smyrna ; n!) the 18th cal thi ship Perseverance, Smelts, from I South Seas; and, on the 2J instant, Si, Portsmouth—all well. Arrived also !HMO'S * from ,London for Amwkh ; Fri tram Liverpool for Br: stol ; Peter and .1 from I'lymoukh for Liverpool. Sails PEARSON. from Mirimachi for Carmati miralty cutter, on a cruiee against tl and Camden l'acicet, with a mail .aa 1 Waterford. Remain his Majesty's br GRAVESEND, NOVEMBEII Arrived the Toubg Daniel, Ostend, from of Saxe Cobourg, Ladd, from Rotterdam ; --, Irons Amsterdam. SailedAr Timm Bombay ; Prince G. orge; Parker fOr Joni New, for Dominica ; Cossack, litele, for it and Henry, Cole; fur St. Kiti's • the iseotia, of the Nib-, Wrangles, 'fur Den:crara; the L Smyrna ,• GarrltLind, Casein, tor Tennant; A Harmonic, Suht, flit Hanibur t ;S: CUSTOM-HOUSE, NOVEMBEP imwasn•—The Dick, I ford; Anna Maria, Woodard, from Hartini tors, SLus, from Worcum ; Four Sister*, Eas Iris, Zimmerman, from ; -Cienatnii .Pidau and Elbing ; Briton, Wanr, fromHuil from Riga; Hannah, Drzota, from Peter, Parry, from Quebec ; Lizard, Lliingworth,tr Tunkersby, from Malaga; Lark, Mackintoel Hart, Lee. from Rotterdam; Aspen, Crop dam • Hadlow, Davidson, • from Hudson's it scram, from Stockholm; V igilantje„Sthwa Felix, Wacklin, from Dlicatictg ; Moscow, D( Jour Debt, Faye% front Euintica; Kingstu trramigh; Marys, Finlay, from Stettin; f bengal ; Atalanta, Spink. from Donate; Mc Petersburg!:; Maria, `zerkubert; and Maim Copeuisaden ; Whitby, Scott ; from Memel front Gottroburth ; Dwina, Harrison, from gam, from Lisbon; Camartiwn, Oak, item tie, Davison, hum Kucitigsberc ; and Veto Calais. Ouvvraans—The Henry, Amber, for C:ib Rohr, :or s otterdatts; F.turrpritr, Young, ti more, Arman, for Nevis; • aim! St: Riff s ; Vt Hayti; %Vowel', Alpine, '1 enetiffe; Aurora werp ; Ann, Jameson fee Chatleston; Madeira, Bermuda, and New Provildence.; I Alert, Riches, for Dublin; (lnverebr Halls bago ; lndwtrle, Avrys, for Dunkirk; Mar cerdain; Itacksrii, Super, for Grenada; Cu' Rotterdam; ViirudscoaT, Hearts, for Ants dam; Ardent; Jones, fur Calats and Vahan Antwerp. The ship Potton, from Bengal, art of Good 1-iope. the 1 lth A ugust.lhst The Lady Carrington was on tie lat. $5. 40. S. lung. a. W . . INMa.M•••••• A shipment of SO Bauer and Tie, effected iu a vessel:catled the Af.dsid Captain's same was Cook, and chat thway LANE TfiltAl RE.—the The Guardian Ruin eves upon rpetit night, acted to a crowded Huuw, a shouts of approbation. Cova;sT Gem:mfr.—The Tragedy Wed was .acted, last tight, to a re dience. Kitsmut stationed the ardi Pierre with the most manly rffi I.o'Nzu.L . Bdviders was, it wag, Mr. PAYNE. the ..tivrivienti. night fat . Ireland, on a tikofeabicigki 4