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• • • ~ 'HE' EVENING STAR. LO N DON. MONDAY, JULY 15, 1816. "BIOS OF STOCKS This DAY AT WELVE O'CLOCIG ' Seduced .641—Cooe. titirLfor .4= 6511 • 4 per Cent. 791-4 per Cent. 94I—Bands 6s. pr. Otani= —Exchequer Bilis, 3.6 x. pt. We mentioned in our last, that the Chancery Mosey would soon come into the' Stock Market. In fact, after'our Paper was at press on Saturday, the Broker employed by the Accountant-General began to buy largely for Tuesday. Besides the relief afforded to the Mosley Market by the payment of the Stock Di vidend*, it will soon receive a further relief by the half yearly dividend of the Equitable Insurance Company. This Company holds no less a sum than 45,800,000 3 per Cents. and £400,000 4 per Cents s to which must be added £493,700 lent on mortgage—she whole yielding, in half-yearly dividends, about 4107,470. We have received the Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday. One of the French Journalists consoles his readers for the absence of all means of acquiring Or, to the French arms, by the superior excellence of French dancing 1—" France," observes this silly writer, is has still the glory of furnishing all the world with lancers, and that pupils of the French stage are stow gratifying the people of London, Naples, Vienna, Berlin, St. Petersburgh, and Madrid, with the most soritori exhibitions of their exquisite talents I" We have given from these Journals a curious ex. emplification from Madrid et the mental darkness which the Jesuits would spread over Europe, if they possessed the means, and which presents a strikirk illustration of the advantages to be derived from their restoration. Some dreadful murders perpetrated within these few days in Trance, afford fresh proofs of the de. plorably low ebb of morals and religion in that cows try. We have given the articles alluded to, as likely to excite a painful interest and perhaps+• deter some English •isitors from trusting their persons or pro perty la such bands. PARIS, JULY 11. The King has elevated to the dignity of Marshals, the Lieutenants General the Duke de Coign''. Count de Beurnonville, the Duke de Feltre, and Count de Viomenil. Viseosnte de Rivard has ken named by the King, )krechal de Camp of the second class. Cardinal Maury misted, 4ith the other Cardinals, at the last Sitting of the Consistory. The Duke de Bowhon is expected to arrive this *leek in the capital, where he will remain a few days and then go to Chantilly. By an Ordonnance of the 11th ult. the King has granted the Cross of St. Louis and Letters of Nobi lity, to M. Assault, one of the most ancient Officers 0: La Vendee. The Duke de Mortemart, MAjer-General of the National Guard, has published an Order of the Day, expressive of the satisfaction of the King and the Prince Colonel-General to the National Guards who were present at the review on Monday. Ribard, a merchant, and one of the Members of the Chamber of Deputies, is named Mayor of Rouen. The •Anniversary of the re-entry of the King into his capital was celebrated with much eclat at Rouen, on Monday last. TO Municipal Council of Versailles, in acknow ledgment of the services rendered by the Chevalier de Jeovencel, El-Mayor of that city, have resolved to present to bkn a service of plate of the value of 4000 francs. Pleignier,Carbonnean, Tolleron, and Bourdon, ap pealed yesterday evening to the Court of Cessation, against the decree of the Coort of Assixe. The Re gibter received this morning the appeal of Charles, Lefranc, Lebrun, Gonneao, Philippe, Bonassiei (fa ther and son), Henry and Jacques Osere. All those condemned to solitary confinement have appealed. Among those who are condemned to transporta tion,. the woman Picard, Desbannes, Dervin, and Wain, are the only ones, who have not appealed for redress against the decree. The three condemned to death will be removed to-morrow to the Bicetre. • It is said that Charles attempted to kill himself, and that Picard is very ill. The eight individuals acquitted by the Court of Assize were set at liberty within 24 hours. - PARIS, JULY 12. Of the three condemned to death for conspiracy, Carbonnean appears to be the most affected : he in cessantly represents to 'himself the misery to which his wife and children must be a prey. Tolleron and Pleignier curse him as the anchor of their death, by the declarations which he made against them after being arrested. Pleignier persists in saying that be wishes to speak to the King, but great laxity is appa vent in his moral faculties. He has prohibited the Jailor from permitting his wife to enter. He is igno., Inuit of the attempt she made on Monday to obtain bis pardon, and which his Majesty thought himself compelled to reject. Charles, it is said, had otmcealed in his portfolio, which has been taken front him, a knit., with which he appeared to have an intention of killing himself. Of anthem who are condemned to imprisonmer Bb a nsuier, the father and On, seem to be the least alfected. • Disrobes, Gonneau, and Philippe, pnserve g dead. Bourdon :tin expects to hare his is- • sentence mhigated. Henry and James 01lite C01111116:1 themselves with the hops of a -pardon, eis' they say was asked for on Sunday by one of tteir wives from an august Princess. A few days since, M. Mermet, a Doctor of Medi cine, went with some friends on a party of pleasure, to eat an omelet at a Traiteur's in the Rue do Temple. Scarcely had the party left the home, when all of them felt unwell. The friends of M. Mermet, who had not taken so much as he did, were well in two or three days; but yesterday this worthy man fell a vic tim to the sufferings which be had experienced ever since eating the fatal omelet. On opening the body, it was clearly ascertained that he died of poison.— The Police have taken up the matter. A letter from Madrid, of the 17th of May, states— " You will see, my friend, by the following trait, what we are to expect by the return of the Jesiiits: I attended the opening of the Mathematic Class ; the Jesuit who acted as Profeisor spoke thus All the evils which Europe has suffered for thirty years, have been the effects of the lights shewn them in the last age, which conducted men to irreligion and revolt, Consequently I shall only explain to you Arithmetic: Algebra, and Geometry, because I think the test of the mathem atics , by opening your eyes too much, will only conduct you to atheism and materialism.' Every one was shocked at his extravagance ; he had the first day above one hundred auditors ; the . second, thirty; the third, four; and the fourth one. There fore the Jesuit must change his opinion, or he will get no disciples." A most dreadful crime was recently committed in the commune of Biron, canton of Muntpazier, and arrondissement of Bergeras. On the SOth June, in the afternoon, three young girls. two of whom were sisters, one aged ten and the other sixteen, walked into the forest of Biron to gather strawberries.— Suddenly an individual presemed himself who, with. l out uttering a word, commanded them by signs to fall upon their knees and pray to GOD, which they , did in their fright : he then drew a cutlass from under his coat and plunged it into the breast of the youngest of the sisters. The third girl then tan off, but she was pursued by the assassin, who gave her three stabs with the l cutlass, and thinking her dead, returned to the two sisters. The younger was then struggling in the agonies of death in the arms of her sister—the mons ter then stabbed the latter and disappeared. The young girl above-mentioned, who was so desperately wounded, succeeded in getting home, and raised the hue and cry. The Police flew to the spot, where the two dead bodies lay, and from thence to the residence of a deaf and dumb man named Monteil, a most vil lainous character—they did not find him, but his lather said, with a sorrowful air, that he had not seen his son since ten o'clock in the morning. Their sus picions are almost confirmed by the circumstance of the wretch not having been seen at home since. BERLIN, JUNE 29. The Prince and Princess Royal of the Netherlands are expected here by the 4th of July. A convention has been concluded with the French Government, which settles the sum to be paid to Prussia for the French prisoners. The King will not quit his ea. pital for Toeplitz, until- after the departure of his august sister the Queen of the Netherlands. FRANKFURT, JULY S. Count de Peden. Minister from Russia ao the Court of Bavaria. is arrived at Vienna from Munich. LUBECK, JUNE 28. The last news from Sweden state, that the King and the Queen have abandoned their journey to Scho• nen. Sweden has adopted a system of the strictest economy in every part of the Administration. The entry of strangers within the kingdom is subject to the greatest difficulties, and none are permitted to enter without a passport from the Minister of the Interim This morning we received Boston and other Anse. can Papers to the 20th of June. They contain some important intelligence from South America. The Patriots of- Buenos Ayres and of Santa Fe have effected a reconciliation, the more necessary, as our Readers will see from the subjoined extracts, there is an expedition of Spanish and Portuguese troops now before Buenoi Ayres, with a view of occupying it in the name of Ferdinand VU. The Venezuelan Patriot General BOLIVAR, who wu so unsuccessful at Carthagena, has rallied his troops in St. Domingo, and once more raised the standard of independence. NEW YORK, JUNE 17. LATEST raou FILANC& r .•OII Saturday arrived le l this port the French frigate Eurydice, Captain Mi. nard, in 29 days from Brest, having on board his Excellency Hyde de Neuvilk, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the Court of France to the United States, and family; together with Messrs. Petri, Consul for New Orleans ; the Marquis Firigere, Consul for Baltimore; Devalnais, Consul for Boston ; Andelud, Vice-Consul for Portsmouth; Bourgeenay, attached to the Legation ; and Bucbet de' Martigny, Vice-Consul. The Eurydice is con sidered the finest frigate is the French navy. She sailed from Bcest on the 17th of May, at which period no political events of importance had occurred in Europe. BOSTON, JUNE 19. LATIN? FROM Soya Amituce.—By the *nivel of the brig Hater, Captain King, in 59 day; from Rio Grande, we lam that as attodilion• collagist; of, `sad iliainiatas, kat tosio s osia Alb the intention of atteobbig the place sad it front the heeds of the Patriot% SOUTH AMERICA. N lbws Islv, Captain Gleam& et the Aidikl at Nett , Grim& and Venezuela, Ste. Ste. " V Z ORZULANIANS—This it the period of the repbbllc. The immortal island of Margarita, beaded by the intrepid Game* Aristnendi, has again protiairned the Independent Government of Venezuela, and has supported it with the most exalted valour, against all the power of Spain. " The remnant of oor forcei, dispersed by the fall of C.artlia. Ala, reunited in Hayed. With them and with the auxiliaries of our magnanimous Admiral Brion, we are forming an expedition, which from its elements seven destined to terminate for ever the dominion of the tyrants over our patriot land. " Venezulanlans I Your brothers and rout foreign friends do not iota. with a v'ew of conquering Ton I Their design is to fight for your liberty, to place you In a situation to reestablish the republic spin the most solid foundation. The Congress of Venezuela will be Installed anew, when it may be your wish.— AWthe people of Independence have done me the honour to en trust me with the supreme authority, I authorise you to name your deputies to the Congress without further convocation than the present, confiding to them the same aviretvign powers as at the first epoch of the republic. • " I have not come to dictate laws to you, bet I beseech yen to hear my voice. I recommend to you unity of preeminent; and absolute liberty, that yea may net repeat the commission of an absordky and a crime, since we cannot at the sometime be free. men sad slaves. If you fora but one mass of people, if you es , tablith a central government, and fire mitt with us, rely upon victory. Bpaniar e ds who inhabit Yenned', the war of destruc tion don cease if you bat my the word: If not, we shall vier cbe jest reprisal, and you will be exterminated. Ilsnesukalsost fear not the sword of your deliverers; you are always innocent in the eyes of your brethren. (Signed) " SIMON BOLIVAR* Head-quarters at Villa Norte, May 3, Ms." We have the happiness to say, her Royal Highness the Princess Cummorre is much better. The Duke of WELLUIGTON arrived in town on Friday. Previously to his going to the Rao T's Fete in the evening, his Grace gave orders to his ►room to have his saddle horses ready at his door, in Hamilton-place, at half-past two the following morn ing. who' his Grace rode to Virginia Water, near Windsor Park, to inspect his pack of hounds, which he intends taking to the Continent. He returned back to Hamilton-place a little before eight o'clock, took his breakfast, and immediately set off in his chariot for Cheltenham. The Pan= REGENT has received a communication from the Emperor of Russia, signifying that his Imperial Majesty has sent. as a mark of Ms esteem and regard for his Royal Highness, a set of horses,. which have been put en board the Russian frigate Le Mercure, and are daily expected to arrive in this country. _ _ A dividend of lea in the pound, we are informed, will be pail to the creditors of Messrs. BRUCE and Co. in the course of a few days, on account. Sr. Swann!, we should hope, will not this year confirm the old adage of his bringing 40days of rain after him—he has this season sent them beforehand. In consequence of an application from the Ma'. chains, the Lordi of the Treasury have consented to allow the shipping interest to warehouse their goods, without payment of duty, (except excisable, and some other particular articles), at the different, se uptown ward ouses and ligal quays" on the hirer, ism* ' compelling them to incur the heavy expense of into the London Docks. This arrangement will great relief to the commercial world. Some successes have been noticed by she squadron under Admiral &town, from Buenos Apes, in the South Seas; but the fate of its Commander has not been mentioned. According to the ,accounts from Madrid, which are to the 28th ult. through France, this Officer landed with about 60 men on the shore of the bay of Panama, when his movements were watched by a body of Spanish troops, provided with two pieces of cannon. As soon as he had proceeded to some distance inland, his communication was cut off with his ships, be was taken prisoner, and the rest of his party were either killed or captured. When the last intelligence left the colonies, he was confined - in the Castle of Guayatil. Lord &mourn will sail the moment the measures taken to man his fleet shall-have accomplished that object. Besides the public offer made of a bounty of two months' wages to those who will volunteer for the service, the crews of the ships which are sta tionary are turning over to those which have been placed under his Lordship's command. The QUEEN CHARLOTTE, 110 (beating his flag), Captain JAMES DA MANE, and the blinsnms, 74, Captain PATERSON, went out of Portsmouth harbour on Thursday ; and the Paourrnms, Captain lltiiiWWoD, sailed on that day with dispatches for Rear. Admiral Sir CHARLNS Plumose, at Malta. The Alarm, Captain Coons (fitted for the flag of Sir C. Plumose), has been added to the fleet, =akingg seven sail of ,the line; and also the ERIDANCS and HEBRUS frigates, HERON and Bet. TOBIAILT sloops.—Admiral Pwxisozx removes his flag to the HYDRA troop ship from the Fount, all her men having been taken front the latter for the eve. .dition. Upon the arrival of the MADAGASCAR at Spithead (which is hourly expected), her crew will be dratted into the QUERN CHARLOTTR. MINDEN, and LIANDIR• The MADAGAECAR Will then be paid off, and Sir JAN= ALEXANDER GORDON will assume the command of the MRANDZR, for the Leith station. be a The bomb vessels in tbe River, should they not soon obtain a sufficient number of new-raised men, will be completed from , the crews of other peace home ships. As the fleet is only fitting for a tempo nay short service, none of those appointments of Dicers will takeplace which are considered essential to an established meet. Lord &mourn has had the nomination of all the Officers that are serving under him. A large proportion of the Royal Marine Ar tillery, and a Rocket Beigade, have embarked on board the bombs in the River. The Dutch fleet in the Media:ramos e we understand, will co-operate with ours in the enterprise. It is said, that our fleet will only proceed to coercive measures in the event of the Algerines not conceding to the terms that will be proposed to them. It is intended that the Minim, 74, Captain Pa rr:mos, shall proceed to the East Indies, and the Lsr►at+sa, 80, Captain CHSTHAM (with Rear-Ad. miral Man), to Halifag, from Gibraltar, provided that they be not rendered unfit for their intended 6 811 ms by k °Maim at "kiwi kiI#PA }?faLLC&NC& MAULS AU. 2914 Mt Da :. win , • 0 Lisboa . • 3 / 4 Waterford . 2 0 • Cads •. . 2 Gomm , ' and ferny 0 0 Hamburg's . 0 7 Forme . 0 Gottenburgb . 0 ; H a m a d - 0 Plantiers 0 • kAiTANniA SHIPPII4O. DAT. The Company'. ships Arou.o an.i N owniuunt; LAND, arrived in the Dorman Saturday night; th ey left St. Helena the I6th of May. The. NOFTRIMPULANO sailed from Madra s th e 4th of January, and from Beneoolen the 2d of March. The APOLLO sailed. from Bengal the 6th of Decem ber; lieherry the 176. and from Point de G a ll e the 29th from Tel ; from Bombay the 29th of January; of February ; and from the. Cape of Good Hop e the 29th of April. CORK, JULY 9. ' Sailed Ms Majesty's ship HEBRUS, on a cruize. FALMOUTH, JULY 12. Arrived at this port yesterday, and passed pp Channel, the Auspicious and Ganges, from Bdta,i, all well. Sailed to-day, the Marlborough P ac k et, fo ; Lisbon ; Lord Hobart Packet, for Jamaica; and th e Elizabeth Packet, for the Brazils—all with Mak-. Wind N.W. fine weather. PORTJMOUTH, JULY 14. - Arrived yesterday, and sailed again to the ward, his Majesty's ship i*Vrialtit. Attired to day, his Majesty's ship Conmu.o, from Shenness; and the Elliott transport, Irons Gibraltar. DEAL, lULY 14. Arrived yesterday and sailed for the River, th e Auspicious and Ganges, from Bengal; also anived and sailed this morning far the River, the Hereford. shire and General Kyd East Indiamen, from China, and the Northumberland and Apollo, from B enga l. Came down from the River the EURYDICe frigate and Batzemts bomb, and sailed for Portsmouth ; the Princess Amelia for China.—Wind S.W. with rain. DOVER, JULY sv. Sailed this day she Lord Duncan Packet, Captain Hawn:row, with a mail and passengers, for Calais; also the Prince Leopold, Captain ROGER • Delence, Captain ADAMS; and Dart, Captain irturniso N , likewise for Calais, with passengers. The Nun, 'Charlotte Packet, Captain Hou.aNns, with a mad and passengers, has also sailed this afte r no on , E at Ostend. JULY 14..,itirilfed last night the Chichester Packet, CAPtaill RUTTZR ; Princess Augusta, Captain BLAKE; and Modeste, French Packet, Captain GRAMM—aiI from Calais, with passengers. Sailed this morning the Cumberland, Captain Boaz% with Count Wo. nonzow ; the Favourite, Captain POWZR ; Ant, Cap. lain Bantart ; and the Souvenir, French Packet— all for Calais, with passengers. Arrived the Lady Jane James, Captain HAYWOOD, from Boulogne, with passengers. MILFORD HAVEN, JULY 11. Yesterday arrived here his Majesty's Packet Cowl., Captain Guilty, with a mail and passengers, hom Wa. teriord : she towed in the brig Erin, cf Dungarvoa, I Fowutst, Master, from Swansea for Cork, with =dia -1 mast gene. which the Gower fell in with in great dis. tress about twenty miles to the westward of the Smalh Rock. Arrived the Caledonian steans.ve sie i, •G " larigow for London a his Majesty's schooner Td. graph, Lieutenant !Arctic, from a ermne. Sailed the Diligence Admiralty cutter, for Plymouth; de Maria, EDWARDS, from Dublin for London. HARWICH, JULY 13 Sailed the Castlereagh packet for Holland, Lark packet for Cuxhaven, and the Jane packet tor Gat► tenburigh. YARMOUTH, ]III.Y.Is. The Trainlgdr, of Shields, Batowssnister, smirk on Nonh Scroby sand yesterday in the morning.— She has been got off without much damage. GRAVESEND, JULY 14. Arrived the City of London from Calcutta, the Huddart from Batavia, and Hibernia iron Sailed the Princess Amelia for India. The brig Friendship, of Milford, GRIMTITS Mis. ter, was lately lost near the Isle of Man, crew saved. The brig Ecton, of Newport, foundered a kw Os ago off the Island of Grasholrn..-crew saved. Lord CRAVIN and family sailed en Saturd2y morning from Southampton, in his beautiful yacl,!, for the Mediterranean. In the American Papers we find the conviction recorded of Timothy Tegnreike for sheep-stealing! BLACKHEATH PEDESTEIAN.--EATON made voci 973 miles shortly after nine o'clock this moining— (4lst day). BARNET'S GRAND PEDESTRIAN MATCH.—This Tnaltit is one which is likely to excite considerable int:Testi:l the Sporting circle, particularly so as ibis ilttempt complete 1000 miles, by going one mile and a I:1:f every hour till the whole is finished, is by a persaa 72 years of age, who has been in traininr for time, under the able care and direction of that te!e• brsted pugilist MENDOIA, he being ck:ermined to bring forward a game Lora in Prelate-kr:inn, which it expected to outdo all otl.er pedestrian fetes li:therln attempted. The ground on which lie is perform; , 7 this, is in front of the Duke's Head, Walls-end, Ant king, where he generally completes his mile art.t halt in about twenty-seven minutes, and then re tires to a convenient room adjoining the .course.— At the finish of his hourly task, he receives a ticker. from one of his opponent's patty, who are stationr-1 at each end of the ground, on which is printed ti,r; number of the mile he has then completed, which ;0, gives to the Clerk of the Coarte at his coning. BARNET is dressed quite in thek,ckey style, aftd ries a stick in his hind, bit scarcely ever puts it to the ground. His mode of walki.tg is exactly th.tt ~ t Banat', the Rochester Pedestrian. In the atternovit of yesterday, the ground, whiet is rather confitted. was uncommonly crowded with spectator, v;!lose presence highly pleased the veteran. This mot-clop at six o'clock, he had gone his 196th mile and half. His friends have great confidence in his comrleting this most wonderful task. Jutish Penh the Spaniard who was to have bee* executed this morning for the wilful murder of Trigto• theprivate belonging to the 2d Battalion of tfr Regiment of Guards, received:: respite at one u'civ - k• this morning.