Star. — London, England, 1816-08-02 00:00:00

_ , FR4NCL . PARIS, It7LY 20. . Yesterday, after mass, his Majesty gave and o& to seven' Foreign Ministers and great periusfers• The Court of the Thuilieries was Shed with carriages. The three flags that were blessed during mass, were given to the Sd Regiment of the Royal Guard, Which was drawn up in the court of the Thudkris... The General Commandant prOnounced on that Occa sion a speech, which was received with cries of 48 Vivo Is Rd! ;low la Rowboat I" All the spectators united in their acclimations with thost Of the soldiers. Letters from Zus ich state that In the Sitting of the. Die t of the 17th,- s e ve ra l solemn acts wane read, %hichluaranteedthe perpetual neutrality of Switzer land, on the part of the Allied Powers and France. The Duchess of Angouleme is expected at Paris on the 10th of next month, and the Puke of Angouleme on the 15th. GHENT; JULY 24. On Monday last large bodies of workmen, out of employment, ran through the streets, attributing their misery telbe extensive and too easy introduc tion of some English merchandise into the Nether lands. Some of them committed excesses against person, dressed in what appeared to be English ma nufactures; but the greater pen, less violent b satisfied themselies with the sacrifice of their own property. Om had the same origin, and all assembled to buts tiaem in she public square, applauding a . 6rths whisk Ihef balisarad tbej ha,' discovered -Vevgis On valrf wider irbieh they thought themselves sink' The Authorities. interfered, and tranquillity was tetore4.—M. Canalises:es, the Es-Chancellor, is on his return to Brussels. t SOME, JULY Donna Isabella di Castaaara has made an Aiming to his Bolivian of sr statue of St: Peter ' in silver, weighing 4 0 0 ounces. Several Spanish Noblemen have renewed their homage is the Holy See, by sending considerable presents in •slirer candlestick% silver statues, and lamps silver slit. His Holiness appeared in public on St. Beooies Day, eadoiSciated at the Church of St. Peter. VENICE. JULY,I4 We are inning many small reels five brigs have been launched, two frigates and a ship of war are on the stocks. On: mama will, In a short• time. be enabled IP forma tolerably strong fleet, if nothing interrupts the encouragement gives by the Govern. mint to maritime construction. The ship of war Therosas *f Trieste, fortunately . isset several small Vessels that bad fallen into the • mpower of the Albanian pirates, and compelled this to abandon their prizes. Apart of the crews were lost. We are 'aware& that a Turkish squadron has en. toed the Gulf of Ephesus. and that it will .be sta tioned there to protect the comoterce of the nationt allied torersia, and put an end to the piracies. • VIENNA, JULY IT. Cardinal Sewell% Nuncio of the Holy See. has seat to the Prince of Metternich the bull of dipensa. tics for the marriage of Prince Leopold with the Archduchess Clernentina. The nuptials will be cele. braced on Sunday. the slat. Jaw 16 —,The Emperor leans Baden to -sparrow, go teem to Schoesbrunn. His Majesty likes the waters of Dada say well. viromi MRS OF SAXONY, JULY 11. Iris Majesty the King of Saxony, to diminish the public expenses as much as possible. has ordered a . reduction of the Saxon army. All the troops of the line wil! not exceed 8000 men. HAMBC,GII. WIT 17. Reports of every kind had for several days past occastoned .a fall in the course of exchange of the Amaterdam paper money. It bad fallen to 420, but it has now dim to 298. BERLIN, JULY' 19. Their Highnesses the Prince and Princess Royal of the Netherlands arrived at Koningsberg on the Mt. AU the Civil and Military *Anthontres were assert. bled OD Irimehre them. They were to have arrived last night at Custrin, and are expected here to-morrow. cAscAssosegE, JULY et The conspirators of the Os= of Ceres:sow were turd rupg rdsry last. The Prevotal Court of Aude the following to death : Jena Baum, surgeon, born at Villaranche. living et linger. arrondissement of Castelnaudary ; Jacques Carder; formerly >< soldier, living at Carcassonne ; *id Panels Bonner!, labourer, living at Ajeu, at imihmeasent of Litmus. The Court has also condemned to five years his t and 2000 francs fine, Jean Pail Miguel, ~wg at esion o Laredorte, and A Jam Palau, formerly a con. per io the At two is. as. Beaux, GardaYs and Bonner y, heard their sentence—at six they were executed.. The execution of Beaux has delivered society from ale &gib* tacnitt.••• - thi g • , by tk's most aitioldoers ferocity. tik/VATS LETTER. • • PAT, bra 31 a • rouche has, from his exile, addressed a letter to the Duke of Wellington, a few copies of which dr. culate here. The Police are in active pursuit of them: He has obtained leave to retire into Italyi where be will inhabit Florence. 4ts General Caraot has been liberated. The object a iris arrest was to discover the contents of a cone. spondenre with his brother, the Ei.Minister, at pre. sent at Warsaw. Much harsh treatment, and seyeral interrogatories, gave rise to no other discovery than his admittiag that he had received &few letters from his brcnber, all of which bora marks of hpring been opened, add which he had destroyed, coffceiving no meant of safety to be neglected aside: the resew Government. . Onnstittnionalists, as they style themselves, . have gained some advantage over the Ultras, which the latter however are confident of repining at the openiog of the Chambers. The discussion, in the Journals on the subject of Ultra4toyalista, has ter initiated by the dismissal of the Censor of the Quad dienne. The Princes are put , to confusion by the discovery of the practices lately carried on to deceive them by a (also correpondence. The manager of this correspondence, a Colonel Bernard, standing high is thOr confidence, is in the hands of the Pace. The' ~ - • I Vora &it kiss ..Catop of Monsieur, timoved from Court. M. do Richelieu has .....d the WrensiWl of U. dlierbouville, DlieC.- tor m Zeneral old* Post Office. O n o'ilibul measure, linwetsrl will bi•indiVell' sable to Wale the powei of misters, tht PartiSl Ye , * newel .of the . Chamber of Deputies. The Inta*sS teen of thismeasore may be cinestioned, for the sertei, according to which these renesigla take place, may not be. such as to throw out the Members °Niftiest se Government, and even if they were so;:the Plifetts who influence the elections may br less at the devotion ittristerithan at that of the Princes, of which we hive sufficient instan:es ; besides which, not sttrickneet is to be lost. The penury of Governthent is Mk increasing ; the poverty of the country keep With it; and*the period fixed for tlse Meting dis Chambers is. the Ist of October. We have daily accounts of inundations htt taken place in diterent parts of Fiance. The i troops have been obliged to quit their cantonmeats in semal places, and to take up their dwellings in the neighbouring towns, which adds to the distressof the inhabitants. They make requisitions' also t which press heavily upon them." It is•said that Mr. Hoer, nephew of the &aim banker of Amsterdam, is about to marry alp AMIUA BLOKIIIN, a young actress of the Theatre' Varie:es, who was remarked for the clearness . and strength of • her voice. Her .father • was foi** master of thi baPats at the Theatre of the freeck Noir; • • FL4NDERS MAIL. ~~~ ~.~ OHM?, JULY 114. The EngEA, who desire to clothe as, pretand also to OW us. The tanners and shoe•makers will lam with gratitude that our friends have just senrtsAnc werp a cargo of shoes at 14 sous per pair. It is pro bable that these shoes are one of the miracles of the steam-engine, which the English, for want hf hands, have contrived to apply to mechanic art and trades. The sasansatrogine makes a shoe in these strokes.— Tbe first cylinder, provided with a bit (favilbewafelm) cots out the sole and upper leather, another makes tht holes, into which a third drives the httle nails which are prepared, and which it immediately cinches. and the shoe as mdv. There wants only a fool to -buy it? GAND, JULY IML His Holiness the Pope has addressed a letter to the Bishop of Gand. The following is theanbstanceonts He acknowledges the receipt of the Bishop's letter concerning the religious affairs of the Low Countries. Hi laments the state of things, which the Bishop has exactly described; and tells him, that he has applied directly to the Ling of the Ne therlands, to indece him to relieve his Catholic subjects from all scruples of conscience, and has proposed to him to chum with his (the Pope's) authority, is order that the form of the oath to be taken by the Catholics may be fixed, so as to secure to the Government their tidelity and obedience, and that without disturbing their coo. sciences. He also informs his Majesty that . be Is ready to send a person with fall power* tOresidenear his Majesty, totyeaa Oont ecclesiastical lsters, fit. JULY es. • -- • • 4 In consequence of the generous resolution. which the public spirit has caused to be taken in the city cf Gaud, many merchants have determined not to bring any articles of English manufacture to the annual fair in the month of August, otherwise .they should ran the risk of meeting with no customers... 1113 LE; JULY. Is. • Our last accounts from London- announce that the Swiss regiments of Watievilie and de hieuron, , which had returned to England, and were to be disbanded, have received orders to go beak to Canada. It is ,interred from this, that the peace with the Uuited States. is not likely to be lasting. • • ANISTIADAM, JULY 27. The Prussian Consul has annonnced that the Em• peror of Morocco has armed two brigs and a corvette to mite against Prussian vessels. • FRANKFORT. JULY U. The Ex-queen of Spain, wife of Joseph Bonaparte, who lately arrived in this city, has hired for six months a pretty country house, with a fine garden, on the banks of the Maine. It is said that she is go.. lag to take possession of it immediately with ha sister the Princess Royal of Sweden. On the other hand, the letters from Vienna an. nounce that the whole family of'Murat will leave, at the end of this month, the Chateau of Hamsbarg, to go to Moravia. it is observed, that MadamoMurat and her chilstrent as well as General Macdonald who accompanies her, still wear deep mourning: she con tinues to distribute large alms to the poor. BREDA, JULY 111. General Esc,linens has just been arrested here by an Officer of the Paco, who seas going to take kiss to prime; iturvivrififirreemmitestreesretippestedolk General May., ecitimindant, Isis ancient t cowilj he has been permitted to 'remain at his hotel, the guard do sentinel at his door. ; Jin.ir 19. The Governor. of the province of Goeickwhadi taking into consideration, that, in consequence or tka inundations, the ravages of the goys, and the Magi nation of eniploymeot, . an indescribable misery has taken place, so thpt the lower classes of people have been obliged to feed on herbage and grams, and that the dearth of bread and the scarcity of potatoes make the distribution of these articles subsistence im possible in various districts, has invited the Magis trates of every commune triton the above•distresses have taken place in a greater or less degree, immedi ately to set about the establishment of itensford soup shops, and to distribute it iussoog.the iciligeat. The expense is to b • defrayed by the COlllllllllllll, and as appeal to be made to the charity of those in easy*. cunistinces. In some of the marsh-lands'in Holland which have been inundated, the scarcity of fodder is so great that the inhibitaats have been obliged to kil ttkeir cattle and sell the beef at a river per emend. amodir Letters of tbs 18th of July from Madrid stale ) that King FERDIIIMID had quitted the eapital.for a short time, and that his brother CAR LOS bad been left in ears of the Government until his retgut. . • • • 1711 tatainvitt , - • We trap re the following saki* fro* the Gear* ' &Nate* Of the 517th nit. . . '' As useably's eon . apesed only of the authorities • and' the eltief persons of "the town, has gigot' sod* disquietude to the English 'Coinnsandaat Maiden& The assembly was announced to be purely literary, end no one was admitted without a card and the me. dill dal struck to comm emorate t h e i n d epen d ent* of . lonian Isles. The bu s t o f t h e E m p eror . Akasalitt *at crowned at the conclu s i o n of a s peech . denials. i_ng an eulogy on tha t P r i nce to whom the Totals bks are indebted for their independence . On the e. pedestal is the following i ns c r ip t i on s —" To the Ems peter Alexander, the grateful lonises. jie his avenged the divinity, maintained the rights of the' 'people, a pd restored to the diadem of the Monarch NI true spndour." This transaction serves to Mew the sort of Russia* policy - that still prevails in the lonian Ides. What the Russian Government has done to drown the gratitUde of the lonians, it would be difacult to dia l 'amen We learn by a work recently published ipos Ili subject, that when them Islas were under the joist protection of Russia and Turkey,'the primary (kee l gi the former wa s to excite discontents anddirisioat selfish should terminate ultimat e ly i n securing tbei ; whole power to Russia. This pqrtcy succeeded, spa, "hen; having acquired the sole 'dominion, a Con tution was given to the Islands, while being founded in ignorance of the actual wants nod habits of the, people, was soon discommodoe be a g r e at ev il i nstea d ! of an advantage. At the termination of the year ? , the protection of these islands was, for certain rea son transferred to England i but it since appears that efforts are making to reader this protection as far as possible augatory and - unavailing, It is not long seam we announced from the'foregn Jonrials the disputes that prevailed in these states respecting the Constitution, and the counteraction that was attempt. ed 60 be given to the measures of Sir Thomas Mait land, who wit obliged in consequence to make a re ference to the Government here, and a long decay en sued. The same policy that dictated that species of opposition appears to be still operating, 'and now we beer of this meeting OD pay homage to the Emperor 1 Alexander, for what reason no one can discover, es, cept that it is a pan of a system to extend the power and influence of Russia. A continued attempt to weaken the authority of the English Government in :those States, by decrying or misrepresenting its mea. ones, and constantly turtling the attention of the people to the conduct of Russia as entitled to their gratitude or approbation, is, of course, to be ex pected from any body of men embarked iotheope.' nations of such a system, whether acting under keret influence, from motives of interest, or any pother' cause. . . •' When we know that the people of the !Maio Ides were induced by a similar system to acknowledge not )ong since the uncontrolled anthirity of Restia,lt seems to be only a question as to the period witich , erill be required to bring it again to maturity, and Am I again draw these States unto the vortex of Russian? puwrr, it being evident that the same practices are now resorted to, that before fully succeeded... .... THE EVENING STAR. LONDOI . ••, llono-Oas ranee Coootosicatiaos relative to the Fatoirof Me Old Methodlets, pardeslarly tba Pa cat as' FUND, have born received. If possible tee int doottavoisadeo will he la. mad la the STAR of Tuesday out, sad the odors in nom dos every saeceeding Tuesday till the whole have appeared. . FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, ISIS PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT I(WELVEITLOCICA Reduced ssi —Cans. um ali —for &cc: 63 0- 4 per Cam 7Sii—S per Celt. elit—Boode Se. go. pram. Ezebsquer Bide, *yes. . preps. • ~‘, eme Yesterday the Fundi earrienced a furthei.Clepies4l sion. Consols left off at, 631'for the Account, and . I 63 , 1 for Money. Various causes were, assigned, bnt Which or whether any . of them be the true one, we cannot take upon us to decide. 'The iiindnuatintl, going off, is away, held as indicating a fall. l ' Thi Notice from the Transport .Office ,of, ,conyepoct being waited for 5200 tons.of OrdnanCe*osas;lbr Canada, certainly had some influence :on be Mallet, and though it be tram' that's apply-for as the Lakes aid for to4nildia4.the were burnt down at Quebec ; was itttliallptikle,iPOP pendent of any appearances of a hostile mind iu. that . quarter, yet the acknowledre- fiscrthat the Ameri cans have been complaining" be lin toteduei of lone of our Officers is seatehinlibeii iiiiintk . cOuld not. but have an effect on sonic,mipikj ; dad cinitkitntte to the fall of slan•Fassle.. • •voi Another cause of the WOW* otOtiotted. It, was coofidendy reported, *nth il.is absolutely possible that any one can know ibe fact. that the Minister intends 'next fiession• so bring in: a Billsto reduce the legal. Interest •On money ; ' imd •several• Inrge sales that were made by - lowers . of Attoiney, for residents abroad, were ascribed to an apprelien-• sion of this kind. • _ • • _ As a third cause of the Pall, it -was -asserted, that the-Marquis of Witi.esula is coming into A:dminis. crating in the place of Lord Liven POOL, as first Lord! of the Treasury ; that the Marquis intends to put an end to the operation. of the Sioking Fund, by can• ceiling all the Stock standing . in tine names of the. Commissioners; and that he also intends' to take sir one half of thaAssessed Taies. Among all the argementatien of the Belli and the Burs, it seems generally m be-overlooked that' there are alt aye purchaser, to the same amount as there are sellers. Some of the sellers of yesterday, immediately invested their money in•Exchespeer bilb and India bonds, and dsese have risen in the same proportion that the C.ossols have fallen : .the Beide being at 9s. and the Dille at 81. preatitua. FRENCH PAPERS: • We have received the "aria Papers of Tuesday. They minutia but littleintelligesce of interest. I t i s ;now "greenly doubtful vibether General Mot: ~,s Dpvessura has underiocie his .seatence at Lyon: : the Ifisitear • tastes los. optic. of the cireumsta n: and we are.therefort inclined:3a ~think the :sport of hi. exestaties was premature. P• . • ARV ( JULY W. Ms Majesty did not go cut yesterday, on account of the bad weather. Yesterday the Coutt d Assiim was occupied with !the trill of eight .men and four women, accused of 'trobberies under more or less aggravated cireur n . 'naves,: Some of them have been tried 'o)ef ore. The Council of Revision, which is to decie on th e appeal of General Mouton Duveroet, was to assemiA oa,tlte 46th atLyons, under the Presidency of blare. chat dn.Pasitp Vionnet. de Macingoue, COM rasuite: of ah,Depettneent of the Rhone, One of the Jour. na4 nevertheless spnonnces that the appeal has been .rejasted, and -that Duyernet was executed at fire o'clock in the t ,snorping.of the 27th. , Coart...of Assizes Tom ,Lyons will forthwith decide on the Net pf Rustpt, Idantain, and tub er i e . 'tkplyels who pore eaancemck irk ,the . tusaultkro us . peca;epdings unit took place at Lyonfin January Lit. An afflicting act of r,:bellion occurred on the instant in the coletnenc of Lieven, arrondisse me , 3 . ofiSethene; against the revenue officers employel in discovering plantations of contraband tilucco. Th e ge44l was.rms. sad the' officers were obliged to pilavelsen 1111111.14 43 avoid• the violeece of which they would victims.: 'The Prefect of the departmeot bas sweated the principal malefactors, and they are to be seat 'to Bt. Omen .to be tried by the Premal Comedian. . 414 event, the consequences of which map be (mono some individuals, has produced the happiest - malts for.the interests of goverunteut. The phlegm. of Lieveniesel the neighbouring common -showed theniselres sari so , destroy the *autism whidbhad beeaforatedtht•eoetravergioo of the hw. •—'lllwHighoewthe Prince of Conde having leant that the companies of the National Guards of Chas tilly and &Mile were •composed •of uadesmea who teultnqt. well he spared from their: labour, declared that be would nbt wall. himtelf of 'the service of the •Mederial-Coetda :during: his starat Chantilly. Am _ . 14liter of:thr-Natioual • Goad of &lib: only goes itooti*Orshrgito the Chateatr of Chantilly to receive *Leedom of Ws Highnesc-whtf•deigns to admit him *Womble. • - :••• - • - - f . The King of Bailiffs hus Wed.* home at Batlf.n, where he lives as a private person.. under the nano °tenant de Hange.'This Sivetaign. the Prism ILoy4l, :amt. Prince• Charles, go every day epos she grail loeilasuade oi &Om; 4ritheat sip etiortme. Era, i body is charmed with their affability. The King thews much kindness to the French Officers at Bade, who are, indeed; generally treated with the gnaw regard•by distinguished persons of the different Gu• man Courts at this city, -PIEDMONT, JULT es. . . We are smeared, .that, in consequence of maw. events made with our Government, England will grant as subsidies, so that our armies will be alwa)s kept.= a respectable footing. We are at peace with all the world, and we trust that nothing can affect thitharnviny. But a corps d'armee is wanting; our political situation requires it, though our finauccifor bid it. This army will he a receptacle for a cro%o of individuats who later uo other profession but tkit of a: ... • . • 'W supply . of Germans Papers readied us this morn. Vie: they 's,miiitt'some strong remonstrances, on the • (16 1 '6f .. the Swiss, against the exclusive system adoptttl 'lc;•4:artls diem, and by which they say their iriardeicrUined. Our gallint countryman, Sir Smyry • Siilikt, has a,fildressed another spirited Remonstrance ifkthe Crowned Heads of Europe against the Baibary SWITZERLAND, JULY 19 7 "". 1.-•.;11si the Sitting of:the 15th. there arose a most mre• resting discuuion in the Diet upon the commerci,.l relations with France. Almost universal complailic:. I.hart.arisen on the letters imposed by France on the industry of afriendly people. who aredev-ted to Frarte. liskrtshei but Welt; inilwexpitblzfieft fbritittoffs, has offered unite I rouse of Bourbon unequivocal prot:' ;bf the WMIIIIE4IIII which are hereditary among rle Confederates, and have Constantly animated them to wards the august Family which governs Frarce. .z—The obstacles opposed to the commerce of Sv. it zerland have been as unexpected as they are c.•;- agreeable. They have paraiiz:d industry ; 'try frave'roined whole countries; they annihilate in seve ral places the sole resources of an interesting pcoplt.. The dutin on the produce of our manufacture hi'.; augmented to a degree which amounts to a prohibi tion, and these ordinances are executed with unhearJ. of rigour. After several discussions, remarkable far the patriotism and wisdom which reigned in them, t! whole was referred to the examination of a Contrui:. tee composed of Monsieur: Wieland, of Basle; of Glaris ; • Zelweguer, of Appenael ; Scherer, of ;:t. Oalf; and Pierre, of Neufchatel. In, the Sittings of-the 16th, the Diet heard a Britf Been the Pope, addressed to the Governments of Switzerland, dated Rome, 11th June. His 110'... nets in this Brief claims the intervention of the Con. federates for the re-establishment of the Abbey of Si. Gall, which has been formally demanded of this lAA . 3 -41 l ~J . 4 1..