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

- .IIF 16.- pAIPATI Lgrnt ;AST I. di PAM /11:3Rtli itiseeinsrltsble, that ever sines the ion in destruction Os Gimodiai, by Robespierre's fact 179.3, ivereeding Government in this devoted country i been strong enough to be ar the weight of the stews pens. Robespierre , the ephemeral tiersthat appeared and vanished after him, the Di. pry, the First Cease!, the Emperor, and now the kra.Royalista, agree in the principle of prohibiting • irresistible torrent of discussion, argument, and on, from penetrating into and enlightening the r kness of the country. • The Censeor of the French newspaper, the paistigese4 has been deprived of his place by order ieet. vernment; for s anctioning, a few dayi since, an i n which the author descants on the impro y of the contempt which the Ultra-Royalists in speaking of the people — ' it fast waster le' fr,if fart gat k foul& soil anvils 'ltalie*, cans psi il . a '—the people must be mystified, loaded with to keept them quiet, &c. Now, continues the writer, should yon annex to sword people, the adjective French, one might add o er ree of advice,. 6 cio not forget that this same hi a people, oppressed and ill-treated long ago, at i star ted from its torpidity. and then bore the name *Sovereign People.' You will think perhaps l it t he dose was too strong for the distempered state the tom" • . 41 I , A nts, nano/snit 9. * tad Kinnaird give a ball last Thursday night, w the milt of the dancing, received orders to • jaillefUtt-s. - He is to leave Paris to-Muscle. •At i m pOrtant decision, involving a question re . ' to National Proper t y , has j ust been p consul. by the Council of St ate. • No time hos yet beet' fired for the trial Of Sir fril Wilson tied the other two Gentlemen." mania LETTcR, skirt bATS. - .. w y w rote you es the 29th of last month, that by 3 .... E th e osee . ainient the English journals could 1 1 lager staiee.,m Trance. They were in conse. mice 'media Paris, but on ießecting that such a ensure had &hostile character, to remedy it they {opted a new determination. All the English jour- Js may be disuibuted but sar, which is alone ex. opted from the &Musty. There are, however, as ithe Law of Amnesty, modifications which render itgrace almost a nullity. Hitherto the English nub arrived from Calail to Paris by a particular ay, much less eXpensPre than the post, and they itedelivered to the subscribers for twenty cenrimek, r gid. per paper for carriage. They mist now come the post, and there is demanded six francs fifty blAmes of postage per paper, which would cost try tubscribe' more than two thousand francs per mum :or 'range alone.- You see that this is equi. ' dent to a prohihitiou. The measure is connected ith a rand System. It is.fonnd that too much at. ntion is paid to politics in France, that too many irons read the journals, and they are endeavouring ground about ways to prevent this. " A Journal (tbe Aridarque Francais) was sup. ressed some days ago. It was believed that it would e allowed to appear again, buithis hope is now lost. 11 the pure Royalists say that there are a great deal )o Many Journals, and that they must be reduced to air Ix fisej so that it is probable every time they in find out any thing L againet a Journal it will be kpralect till the reform is - compilroti. 'lll4aiisk the. rice or a paper is not great, there are yet many mps who cannot afford it. For sortie years there dii di , 1 been successively established a great number of aintrooms, where for five centimes, or a half. icily, one Journal may be read, and all the Journals *4 id. per day. They were consequently read by nery body, even by persons of the lowest description. M The Minister of Finance repaired two days ago 0 the Bureaux cf the Chamber of Deputies for the E & n . ion of the Budget. Wishi ng to s often these seat who ate very untraceable, he toll them after the Budget should be passed, lie would lore a law to indentnly the Emigrants whose , mates have been sold,—. Why do yon talk of in kamif/ing the Emigrants ?' cried several Members, they might to recover their estates, and they Will war them—if any are to be indemnified it ought sbe the purchasers.' By little and little the plan a [reload, but such is the stupor, that there is no assure, however extraordinary, but may be pro pied at this time." r .,, 11. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. If I SIEMEEK NEX f WEDNE‘DAY,VALEtifINE'sDAY, YOUR FOR l UNE MAY BE MADE. TWO PRIZES OF 15,000 GUINEAS, TU 0 PRIZES OF 20010 Pousps, STERLING, IN THIS 1.0 r 1 Mr. NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1816. NICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY ATI WELVE O'CLOCK Reduced 603—Cons. mo. 81)11. —for ace. iI if 4 per Ceut.76l-5 per Can. If —Ban& Ss. Ss. pr. Oda 161 pr.—Do. pay. Idt—Exch. Bilis IL 2.5. 2s. pr. , night the Paris Papers of Sunday arrived.-- Wry are almost void of intelligence of interest—not word is said respectir.g the trial of the imprisoned The Private Letters are rather more tattling. Lord KINNAEID has been ordered to nt Paris in 48 hours. CAMBACENES, the Ea-Chan not tinder BONAMITE, quitted Paris only on Sa uk! last, although the Brussels Erpers made him mire there upwards of a week ago. We have heard tat the KING of the NZTHEALANDi bas been solicited his subjects to expel from his territories all the lolutionary Frenchmen.. L, , Mails from Hamburgh arr?red this morning. , istellugence now conveled by the GerraanPapers not of the fi rst rate importance. Of about three 4 children born last year in Harnburgh, four Bred were • illegitimate. We presume thisro be 4 the calamities resulting from the war, and the visits of the soldiery of all nations. . FI.OkENCE, JANUARY I. The reports circulated in several Papers, portico -111134 the Gazette de Frew, concerning pretended differences Court; is wholly anfonnded. A notice has • been published 'tea's:cit 'nig the Masking in the approaching Carnival, announcing. that from this day persons are allowed to appear id masks-in the Theatre, and from the 29th openly in the streets. In the afternoon there will be public Masquerades, but only on the two last Mondays of the Carnival, and on the last Tuesday and Ash Wednesdays and on Sundays they must not begin till three in the afternoon after Divine service is over. Of . else P. pal Cabinet iris .:~: BAVARIA, JANUARY 11. The tenitorial arrangement comprehends, as we are assured, the restitution of all Tyrol Vor-Alberg. the Intiviertel, Hausruck Viertel, and the greatest part of the Duchy of Salzbourg. Our Court would receive as indemnity, Wurzburg and Aschaffenburg, considerable territories on the left bank of the Rhine, including Deuz Pont', Spire, Worms, and several bailliages is Fulda, Darmstadt and Baden. COPENHAGEN, JANUARY 196 The preparations fur the taking possebsion of the Duchy of Laurnburg fog-our Sovereign still con tinues. The French Charge-d'Affaires has announced that the funeral ceremony for Louis XVI. will be per formed in the Austrian Chapel on Monday, the 2id of this month. STOCKHOLM, JANUARY 10. His Majesty having been informed that foreign merchant-vessels make use not only of the Swedish Flag, bUt in the Mediterranean Sea, even of• Swedish ' Papers, or what are called Turkish passports, which is very injurious to the Swedish commerce, his Ma jesty, in order to check this abuse, has decreed, that every Swedish or Norway ship which enters a foreign port shall, within a few days alter its arrival, shew its papers to the Swedish Consul I and that when the ship has obtained permission of the Custom house to leave the port, the piper declaring this shall be laid befote the Consul, who shall certify that the ship is really Swedish or Norwegian. ST. PETERSBURGR, JANUARY 10. His Imperial Majesty has been pleased to order the Diploma of Nobility of the Itussiati Empire to be Made out for his Physician Dr. Wylie, and to ap prove of the arms annexed to it. HANOVER, JANUARY 23. The march of the Brunswick troops through this city is now ended. Yesterday came the Hussars of Oels, who followed the Duke in 1809, in his expedi tion from Bohemia to the Weser, and afterwards dis tinguished themselves so snuck in Spain and in the last campaign. MAGtEBURGH, JANUARY es. . - Every German will doubtless hear with pleasure, that the health or his Higlir.es Prince Blucher ap- peared much more promising while he was sn this - city th.w. the ace-Lomita that had been received vire itabon to hope. LUDWIGSLUS r, JANUARY 111. Yesterday our Court and the whole country, was plunged into the greatest affliction, by the death of our most amiable Princess, the Hereditary Grand Duchess Caroline .Louisa. EMDEN, JANUARY 19. Yesterday, for the tirst time, we celebrated here the birth-day of her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain and Hanover. HANIBURGH, JANUARY 24. Last year the nunibtr of births in Hamburgt oad the subui bs v:at 3,767. and that of the deaths 2,745, presenting the very uncommon excess of 1,022 its tit,* births above the deaths. Among the births Are 413 natural children. Exchange on London 33 C. In consequence ef the state of the weather the Mails did not reach Town until a late hour thii morning, and the earliest delivery of the letters did not take place before a qttirter past twelve o'clock. Several interesting matters occupied the attention of the House of Commons last night. Sir timatm Rom ILLY once more brought forward his motion to render the estates of persons dying in debt liable for their simple contract debts. On the subject of the Earl of BUCIUNGRAILISUIReII I irge sinecure, hopes were held out by Ministers that it would be abolished. A hint has been thrown out that Government io. tend to raise the duty on Eureign Butter, imported as a relief to the Agricultural Interestsof this country. On this subject we have to remark, that those who have dairy farms are precisely the description of Agriculturists who suffer none of the depressions which weigh upnn their brother farmers. The price of butter is still very high—much higher than its ought to be pet baps—but thi s country doesnot product enough of that article fur our home consumption. Yesterday afterttoln the French Ambassador teo, cei red dispatches from Par is, and afterwards trans. mad business with Lord CASTLItIt*AOII at the Foreiga Office. The Indian Chief, who lately arrived In England, had an interview with Earl BATOURIDT yesterday morning, it his Office. Last night the SIECIULTARY of Sraves Office ft* the War Department was lighted for the first time With gas. The pipes were laid dowb oft Toes at the Haile Guards. for lighting that large rang of buildings with gas The Duke of Youa is expected in London, from his visit to the Palace RILGICNT at Brighton, sniper row* when his Royal Highness Will bold a leis,. 'INC AT tAiit . • , . This dayb at twelve o'clock, a Meeting of the Bank Proptietoti took plate, for the purpose of taking into consideration the joint Letter from the Earl of Liveartiot, and the CUANCILLCIt of the EICHEQUIR. —The letter, after stating the wish of Miniiters to relieia the tonntry from any additional burtheni at the present Conjuncture, submitted the following proposition to the Court: The Loan of Threi Millions to be condoned to Government for two ears longer without interest. Government to repay the Bank one million and a half, and five per cent. interest. The Bank to lend Government six millions for two years certain, at 4 per Cent. interest, and to continue this Loan afterwards tor three yeas, subject to be pad off at six months notice. ' The proposition was agreed to, without any oppo sition, and the Court adjourned. BRIGH2 ON. FEBRUARY 7. The Duke of CLARENCE is entirely recovered from his indisposition. The inclemency of the weather yesterday not only confined the whole suit of Royalty to the Palace, but our fashinnables generally to their respective residences. The rain commenced soon after midnight, and has been itwess Int ever since. Commotions in France are here spoken of, but upon no authority deserving of mention. Yesterday afternoon the Marquis of ANOLESEA ar. rived from London, at the Pavilion, on a visit to the Proms REGENT. The NoMe quit had an imme diate audience of his Royal Highness. and after wards joined the dinner company, coasisting of the Dukes of Ynax and CLARENCE., and a number ci! Nobility. This morning a King's Messenger arrived at the Pavilion, with letters from the Princess Cititithorrc of WALES, at CranbnurneLodge, to her Royal Patent. Viscount CAIILETCN left us this morning. The acconnts received it Calton Timm yester day, Irons Brighton, were, that th; Nce REG..= WAS recovering very fast from his late Attack of the gout. The Princess CITARIATTE of baing reco. vered from her cold, is expccted in Town in a few days. A few days sirce, the. ARCHDUKES visited the Ar. moury of Carlton-hi.use. On M.md.ty they visited the House of Correction in Colfltuth-nehls, itad were Conducted over it by the Governor. The Arcliduelie , t MARIA Louis.% lives very retired in the C.tstle ot Schotnbrunn, and seldom visits Vienna. Some Frenchmen in her service, having lately indulged in indiscreet observations upon the Austrian Authorities, have been sent out ot the country. A Requisition for a Meeting to Petition against the intended imposition of the Inc.une Tax, his been very numerously signed at Reading. Requisitions for a Meeting of the Freeholders of the County of Berke; and the inhabitants r.f the Barmigh of New bury are also in progress. —A Requisition also to Annvene the-C(4,4l"ra Ems, snits the appiintment 41 the new Sber:ff. Lord 4011110 i WM.OO irtleSdlY Sennictbr, invested with the office of Chief Steward of Hereford, on which occasion all possible civic honours were ren dered, to his Lordship. On his approach to the city his Lordship was met at a short distance from the city by a bend of music, the flags of the several Guild•Coeipania, and , a larle concourse of ere ir.:ll- bitanu, who took the hori , :s`tron. his Lordship's car riage, and conveyed him to the Hotel. I uesday the Noblemen and Gentlemen's Catch Club had a numerous meeting at the Thatched House Tavern, Mr. Me/swipe in .he sir, which was honoured with the presence of the Doke. of CUM SErti,AVD. The assemblage of professionals was very ma t u r ous: anteing them were Goes, Hawes, BARTLE HAN, the LNYVVITa and SALES, &c. Saturday the Edinburgh Pitt Club held their grand Anniversary; in the Assembly Rooms, George -street. About three hundred Members were present. The Duke of BUCCLIRIOIO was in the Chair, and nearly the whole of the Nobility and Gentry of Scotland of any eminence were antcmg the guests.' Mr. WALT E 0 Scott was among the most conspicuous of the literati 'present. A Stytlakeeeat to the Loaders Gazette was published yesterday, containing the Protocol respecting the dis tribution of the seven hendred millions which France is to pay to the Allied Powers, under Article IV. of the Treaty. It also contains a copy of the Treaty Oetween Great Britain 'sod Russia respecting the lonian-Islands I the copy of a Convention between this country and Portugal ; and a copy of „the Com mercial treaty betsteen Anserica and Great Britain. An these documents we have published at dines-nit r es. We Wee riteieed the Casettes oft:ae 17 di r s Limo b which we learn that that pan of Italy is with the contagions distemper that has sbewn itself in parts of the coast of the Adriatic, particularly in Dalmatia. An Ordonnance by the Marchese TOustast. Minister of the Interior, directs that a a l adan shad be drawn round the Neapnlito • States, to prevent all communication with districts from which the infection could be received. In the course of the year 1815. seven hundred met. chant studs entered the port of Ostend, besides about eve hundred packen6oats or mails. The English transports which entered that itort dining the MOS year amounted to mr,re than 1400. In the course of the same year about one thousand merchantmen en tered the Scheldt, of which four hundred were Bri. following Proclamation was issued by the Governor of the bland of Bourbon ; " Sr. Davis, JULY IS, 11015er...inhabitants of the Island of Bourbon--Europe was in peace; Bonaparte quitted the exile which he bad solicited ; Europe re assumes a warlike attitude. If we could consider no. thing but our otrn interests. I wiauld say—Retire; Jet as remain quiet spectators of a struggle wherein all oar efforts would be unavailing. But hesitation is a crime.—Long live the King.-.. Long live the Bour bons.—May this cry of honour and of justice be ever in at beans arid in our mouths. - Ds Bou rse.." FE 4R Mr. The tcl Regiment of Life Guards *arched into Town this day at ont o'clock, on their retpro from the Continent. The Band of the Ist Ittlinient of Guards escorted them lion, the Asylam alopg West. minster Bridge into the Metropolis, and they were received with repeated chef rs by the 1;otiol4 se. The third IS atalion 95th Rifle Regimeht Lsuly marched into Dover from Hythe. A detachment from the 4:h Battalion Ist - (11 yal Scots) Regiment, embark at Dover to-morrow, for Ireland, to join the Ist Battalion, now in that r.untrv. detachment of the 4th Mute on of the It , rs. tl marched on Saturday from Dover on its ratite Er Chatham. The whole, or nearly the whole of the troops, destined to return from France. aril now rived. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. FALMOUIH, FEBRUARY 5 Arrived the Spanish brig San Josef, CaptainV Aug, from Ostend for Gijon. The French brig which at. rived yesterday is not called Augusta, but PA4gusto from Rouen for the Havannah.—Wind S. PORTSMOUTH, FF.DRUARY 7. Arrived the Mary, Purim()fan: from RioTaneiro; the Earl Moira transport, from Plymouth ; and the Henry transport, from Trinidad. Sailed the Mary, —, for the West Indies.--Wind N.E. WEYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 4 Arrivrd this morning the Hinchinbroohe Packet, with a Mail Iron. Guernsey and Jersey. DOVER, FEBRUARY T. • -The sloop Fortitude, of and frnm Dartmouth, bound to LAndon. with cyder and potatoes, in run fling for our harbour this morning, tuifortimartly got be i lind the South Head, and, by the violence of • the gale this afternoon, she is a complete wreck; very little of the cargo is saved, and but fr. , ' of the vessel's materials—happ.ly the crew arts all saved. DEAL, FEBRU IRY The Dawn, Baum front St. Vincent's, cut froni an anchor and cable and proceeded on her vrlaue this morning. Also sailed the Canada, Romano, for Grenada; Swallow, WILSON, for India; Indus, Atimm, for India ; and st vend more, particulars unknown. Rernain his Majesty's ship GANYMECIZ, and the Russian ship Kayser, HAssost, from the Cape of Go. •d Hope ; and a yreat many mere out. ward-bound ships, waiting for the tide to get their .;snehms.—Wind E.N.E. blows :troop', with snow. Five e'Clock.—The wlif•fe of the remainder of the ontward-bnund ate now getting their anchors and preparing to sail. EPIGRAM ON A PARSON WHO. PELL ASLEEP AT A ?ARM fittli let him sleep, still let tt. talk, my friends: When next he preaches., wall have fullsiu:nds! c. T. Admiral Lord Hnon, who died lately at the very advatred age of 92, vac supposed to have one of the largest Kid I.mge,t noses in the kingdom. One day 1 w was dividing in the House of Commons, an anti .tiotance said to I am surprised to see you amongst the Ayer; I should have thought yoo would have b:•en led by the IV Pei *" Yesi4rday a Court of Directors was held at the East India House, when die following Commanders took Adz 44taj )4:aye pf t s i lbe Conti, preiritre yr tie, partik fm. tlieir respective destinations, tain G. SIMMS •M, Lady ...rlastlereagh ; Captain. I. FERMAN, Cambridge ; Captain J. Coawat.r., Cold. ..tteam, for St. Helena and China.—The under-men. tinned 02cers were sw'rn into the, command of their respeCtive ships, vi; .—Captain T. H. HAMS, Prince Regent ; and CaptAn J. Nile, PhirliZs for Madras and Bengal. / letter from Franifert, dated Jon. S. says— ., id. Fabry, Secretary of the French Legation to the Court of Saxe,ny, arrived here yesterdity from Dies. den, and set cut this morning for Paris. N.,thing is said about M. Foothe having quitted Dresden." I,‘,‘e have receive./ letters horn Havannah up to the middle of December. They an Eztraordinary Gazette, published in Mexico on the 9th November, 1815, detailing the defe it and capture of the Insur gent Chief, MORELOS. This Chief, with a party of fodrpendents, was marching into the Provinces of Puebla ant - hot was surprised and captured by the Spar• ids near the river Ateuango, on Inc ph November. • Several persons, fierates particularly, have an ob. jection to walking through St. Paul's Church-Yard, on acconist of the gusts of wind which they are apt to encounter in that quatter; there is a place, bwever, a little short of that, where the evict/ has been lately raised. and with a velgeatte, by those who have visited it—we mean Wimp.% lottery Office in LutlAate. street; no Lapland witch could have furnished her visityls with a breette more to their fancy than he has, All those who have expressed a wish to be wafted into the harbour of independence; his daily suitors am now most nonsavous=maay of whom will no doubt Isave afa reasse - igde on the 14th FIUMUART. Thflot - cookApid in Count Isfoarrea's family, at NI hkentialic4adilly, who has been missing since last Tilursday, Neasimoid we Tuesday morning, "evened with coals in the coalicellar, with her throat—uu; i 4 is shocking manner. • Poacuaaa.—On the 28th ult. William Mame .t)rod. tin, late of More t on, in the parish of Thorn bury, Geht was committed to Gloucester Gaol. by b. • CRESTON, Clerk, charged on the oath of William -.2.reenaway. with having. on the 18th of January last, administered, and caused to be administered, an oath and engagement, purporting to bind the said William Greenaway and others, not to reveal or discover anon. lawful combination or confederacy; and an illegal act to be done..—Thurseay last were committed by the same Magistrate, Jolla Paly, late of the parish of Hill, in Gloncestershirv, charged on the oaths of Jahn King and others, with the wirtul murder of one Wil. Ham Ingram, on the night of the 18th nit. within a certain close situate in the said parish of Hill ; and John Alba, William Penny,Thoonso ,Daniel Losg, JAI, Rerun, 14, Burly, James lodine, Mem Mor gan, James Rock, and William Greenaway, all late of the said parish of Hill, severally charged with having feloniously Peen present at the said murder, aiding. helping. abetting. comforting, assisting, and maul. gaining the said John Penny the felony and murder to do and commit. Greenaway and Burley were after wards admitted King's evidence. The whole of the prisoners are young men of decent appearance.