Star. — London, England, 1816-08-20 00:00:00

TY --- -sue ,C I _ ~` ~ - IVY stAi7; LONDON - 4 , • ~ ..deesple..lle.* ;rin. FOP , " t•Aferists . 44firill • • . -Tteeelai, the sith inataat.: . 04, . • • TUESDAY, AUGUST 20; ; • PitiClt OF OtOCIDI THIS DAY AT ONE COVLOCILI hut Stoat Bonet r di.Boadi Ts. pre. • ' Itedueed.42/+—Gme: 914-” Cons. %Cite. Wit ye! cent. 7111i.:-Sper Cam Nari . :l3l $3 ff.)=9lw fins; So. 6s. pre. • .1 • • - tatiity we: teerilied the PArit .P 4114.4 : ;r .• 7 -- - Friday being Itssomption bay, 'OO .rapes Aran gob. liabgd. except &JAW/ear, and lincentelii *we giddy enwogh. Satorday's Pam* eonsoin the **on nun! intelltgenee frOm . theakinity otf Alginee. Vhe Pitittee,; it seents,,.are'repored to-lire us a vary wariss.reettgr do .- 'flit 'f Uowiog singular arside itppeirs ii AIMS of Paris Papers' of Saturday t: It elide* audio to stene 4ptptoms of disaifeetion'erhiek hug *Oen . oat among the constituted Authorities in iontkpart, of,Ptertee;,bit fei ;13eintiticidere .of ;Otters iheidiii; wait ufisil weleeeive put Private Loftus. a*. f • . • • . PARIS, AUGUST IT. I .; :i Some fOttigir :Tomos:is ! either from malevolenee ti t *eat o f - i nf o t:Mitioti; are pleaied in apeakincs4lo; sinsatiort,' sad 'particularly of that'nf th• Calitaft:*: annonote . froubles at dissensions *bids 'hilnkhevip exist.. 44 ihiit readers with diittisioas *Wilk . . arc happily hopossiblei* at -a time too, when nevi! - wris as httionlatort Went% MOM . it'll' mar, totichiog.• uffered as an example - si4 to faittliet sod to nations. . It this Waif, *llion' have been exiled frosn4Paris who are there Veri tranquil and de not think of mosing themselves f and those jourialists thus . iihaw themselves Very . little acquainted with the wishes of itg !Ling; sod the progress of his-Government, to , suppose that .tiwit • can exist in • thus Drpartsnenis a - si • F - • • • 14*'Poi die liefsemblr. 411foroorp Clifite *M. hart flashed, :161106, oiiisostasiets., Plibeliy Daforossin *mid allil b .iliejleaVa VIA* 4 the Dik take pia“ WA*: 11416 - iffell the . btiniiters prattatire of ?pia* and agreed. that -it 'ire: or throiteileferesoes 1U sill arranitil: . that to pram", *1'60(164 of the. Dist . .. • • . It liveriteat.. that Beth Peere.4•l 42 ..the part of. Austria• that thtsoWettr Of d iftraOws rtarbctroatedifi a•Speeily Bpd 'satisfactory Wtaretare * audit is eV to betoppostetbat the eoewerai of cips• lees, he'll uptlotsr l ejoi delay the Diet: ••. -t •.. • . . Philado!phis rap tosehed we this morithi, tit the alt. It appears that At intelligeoce'WelMllla► moniested a few daps•apto •of .die Wank* .of Oi l paviGotetnor the Hivomwt . to. shot the poets !arblit *WS; if :He arriet4' A n the Iskbli..seci iniondigtol/J440;t0 carrilatto.: affect his Geserometit'a orden . i• He to . oh 04,00 1140.' 'l5OO troops.. The [Winos bare asaaitattiompetrotsk Masque to'ibtAthetipaolv... , Therloasw NOW feat a place ti e 7 jive diem,* wood 44.0 valet. ble Negroes( iiod eosilifitietatkr depridadode io the' neig4boothooll , eraPit .66l4 e.heatitriacolles* 60 or 70.asilos, has. Alley Lsviag spieCobtoodt. wave enabled 10 ',gape. • , ,r; • • Yetilrday the Du Wit Kent and Suite fah Ms limit ai Bensils, where .his nest has Ishii beam for three years.. • - Qn• Saturday his Royal Highness paid a visit tni Prince Lenteat, and Princess en:timers'. ik Caacl teed Hoe ! ", when his Royal Highness took a fats. well leave. ,'•• • • •• • The Duke efer.aalsce recovers very slowly frau . MI 1 1 4. elalrMilltilidiSpositio . ll. His Royal,Higliseee ' , retinues vsey. weak, arid unable to sit up longer than . ante hour in the day. None but his Immediate faniily are allowed to tee him.. - Critttstbooccpp Castle, Lincolnshireiis at present the mat Of spieWid hospitality, Amirgst the late ai l. tivals are ,. Earl Pesci, the Mmatos and bliwaktmeen 1111CUOLSIONDIBLIIT, Lor,d Cerium Ike. • • The serial places bf amusement at Canterbury wee atten i ded doting the Races lait week. • At the dress hall •at Bietitscumes rooms" 'di* were nearly three hundred faihiouablee. • • .• . The Dike of Lemma, Xatennianied by Lord Viesaitit Posses iind . Cumin Ttrznititaio, are ar stied in &tidied,, on a *ratios party. • The •Earl and Countess of Manna"! with.their ' family, .have left Scotland for London and Paris, The Assiiis Ball at Chapel Odd Hot se t Norwich, on Wednesday night, was More numerously, and brilliantly attended then has been relocothered • for many years. • • • • • • Three iwd*eri. *ijsileß . Liaierick fewldbliths . . 4p i i d a th e &mosso, .to. seek Work in itniellow re. in the . Cogafe .packet, which aril ved froth liirehlfoili o ft Wedisesdep last. • ThS creditors of !deism ANDMON rat .:Ci. 'of tratori Imee . esteed*ltith artsreittlear voice, to take a cOmpostoon of Itso to the pound, payable it is aud•twelvii asendia.. . . Sportsmen, in utast ports oldie oeintry, agree to desist floes shooting,, as usual', on the Ist of Sirens bet, in ceaseqaeace of thebackwardnessof the harvest; By the Built, to Liverpool, we have received . letter's from Buenos Ayres to the •211 t May. happens that n• Deputation has been seat by the above City to An tip; consisting Of the first Alderman, a Member ct• the Assts of Observation, and 'another of the Caiseerip. mint, is oder to adopt some plan for the Masai' the existing dissentiont, and to adopt * pia* of operations respecting the threatened approach of the. Portuguese. The new National COngress tussenstilei in the City of Tucuman, on 24th -March, ciimPelui :uf Deputies from all the provinces, to the number of Malty OM. • Extract *of a Letter .frOtn Port St:.Maty's (neer Cacti*), dated July 26 1-.“ The urps farming the sew expedition destined to act against the iItSUTI prcivincei of America 'are now all ready: Nothing mere is wanting Tar th em to "ail than menet, and. shitielO embast in. 'limy are to be commanded lit General o.Donnel (Count Abisbid). The , whole 'armament • Consists of ten banalioni of $OO or lOW ti on tacit, vile. one battalion of light. troops ; foot of tie Pa, called expeditionary troops L'Ans belonging thulegimeat •of Asturias ; anther if the Ring 's ains ; *nether of the regiment , La Princess of SOB, Nal - sat battalion of light tie* ngtO the,C . Witith. 'Beside: the*. lop sr+ ieri-men ars to ewlt, With it coriesPosidiais Isis; lin of SIMMS 101111100tenti* tram 49 SOpiskee of earusen.- Two' thnutithd..HfaiMoilated also togs eau, out slugesewregiiiseats- , 111101 tre en. arriving Weider the ear** the.3.o4ish Ogyerame*. Pm is every thing !sip hi !beeped 'al this dable attempt; as . all paiistak; Appunik 401410-4 bat isi *the eisiiik." , •I:be edictal_ praast4kat "Itmist :it the Rige 14406; sa.***4 Qualle l4 444Po Itiesdet,- io gaming , _dm biding - strata Dolteit, fi'diettalteyol to .The tetra thisienstithia Wtt zin e tetiottioi , and peculiii: the.deett d Ose . i at cdag, whirl )aLltlg. JO* hi l'arater matters is Iwo Whores to meat, a latiardlott as she Gild it •Liatenant ..tbs aniomiq orAt. _ Mithe perkier. accident ia goatees, aostioasd as *ewe dem solicits& It abort guar'tilimW Mad, aid bkasioral. moan. tiest: A.' victims of its ethut4 diagram's. -The Lad_ .immear Weir *Prieted *at and Coompaidapio•Cliffoi sae peon losth Scotia. goes oat with h1i.114.04 Foamy, `9 00p'Sir 'Pant 1 /411, is at SpWo midst jet aslant 110 Noon IMO *Oft litdOitz bleydeuadliodatiaiao. • • To an Tom yak simi l irr a tt tits An riser ' Tea know l'in rith—li• !Minn* yen on pea • • . . 1441.1N71141.141111;11: • CAPTURE op tin ift4t.OuttniMk /Acta% BY THE ALoinumits. • * • (alioseilig is an extract of 4 *tee received the liriiteo &Oen .p. 014 oiritied at with a• Mail farm Lisboa , • . " twit, .nstiv 25. , • la. addlthia .to the captures saarleOsi null" b7.itte.ll4lncnt privateer, IN are parr, report of obe- capture of a Meditarraiteak Packet by tliivsiilgeriais. We sedentaad the spethst delivered*, Skit' scion tiaie since at your place, sod during* proceeded to Gibraltar, and got armed. « To Mr. Hoisims, were.° ,Tbe Packs allotted . te is the %high*, Captain ifettact a. she landed a Mad at Lisboa, no. pa. pas. . Gibraltar, Ad was there . arased, and sailed bass dilate int the 2sd dime, Ibr Matt. Pitatilbtotnit, Attain No arrivals.—Sailed the Swan, to Malaga .Prince Regent, for tbe Canaries I and the Catherine garrturns r and Pallas, • - ows . , &imam • . the Hussttiait transport, Quebec. HARWICH, AUGUST I 11. Anieed the Thetis ps4*. from Gottenburgh ; sod the Lark packet, fano Quantal, both with Maik and Pagsfagal•--Winc.i . N. • with troops for • v DEAL. AUGUST IL Arrived and remain the Dutch bloop le! war Ajax, Cassia Nrsurrr, frost kielvonslors, boom; -ro Aides. Came do wn from she Riser the'Jean„ for Demerara ; Tiger, for Jamaica; the Regan . parka it'd die Charles Forbes, for Qother ; aid the Royal Charlotte, for Halifax.--Wild . • s.w. • • OZAVESEND, AUGUST Arrived the integrity, alias, the Alamoll, Fate, and Bear mi. Bite, heat Heedergh P • Metitee. Creek; sad 'lnvader{ Dolt*, from Petistasegb ; the WOK Brows, Sod Berme; Bars. frets Aiwetertient; Desk, Herek, frets Brims; Indus. try, Cara* front Oreeeland False Mwa4 Irene Sc. Valetta's; sad the Leda, Lacy, frets Jansatee4isiled the Elisabeth, White, for Gibraltar; the Janet, ficatiewl, for ileatbatgb ; Asa, Older, fee Make; ENeebeth, Met, far hilogederea asd the Watery, Jeskiesea, fee Stockholm. • '• • • CUSTOIII4IOUSE, AUGUST I?. ' • Sates as/ eamou twoasseTbe Pdarpws, VMS* fee Sat Moil; Bedford, Bractusas, far Bwbodoos; listqf Addlatads.. farlassose, for Tubas sad Psalm; LiVely, IMO; Low* lady, Berea,lor Bombay; ClooM Ides C. mpbar, Bk . the Cape of Good George, , ki f l al lio wad Roma w • ARRIVED. : is the Mbolelppl, the Napes% .....oe,iad Retrieve, Elvieg otos, from LborpooL At Para, Ailey Pada ; awl Npta.4 Om% frost LlmvpooL At Boma Ape., Lady WarroklKElliss, and Hwy, ltesdal, Irma Limped *Amigos, is eobasd Bs j web, ken) bitelbars; and Reba, from Akuadria. At Grenada, Priam Moist, Wk w, ad Most; *is, from liar folk ; from Liverpool; and Ge rg, iitapbsai, from Deargerowne At Llimpool, Wombs Bead, frost Quebec; Victor?. Douglas, from Habfill ; Rinses*, stopipd, keek vonnab ; Adam, Mader, front Cluibstea; sad Nadensuoi, Hoist, framßremem Whitby, James, ISMS., from Davie Ikrakc Athivemeol, Mary,Dsib,fromplawfissdlatid; Naves:. Mhos froa*Vinout Margaret. Pabla.Ms*si:Ciibliae; &ON. (miss, farm Prism Edward's fdandi LyimaimMer, and Wek.i Ammo, Asdams, hem lellrandebl i• ABoa,lWLftritet Ariodoe. Brown, from Pbibdeipbla; SOW *ire ; Satylt,trows, host Vitgiuta. Olf Eida;Clam, Rabbi** • flan, r r onT o rmg. • The Absora, ' Edimiam; from R.l4o — ta7Boilett,-tp (Motu bit an the Mike Read betwsiss the Elbe and lbs Weser. ". 1 ' The Honourable the East Indin Cdsnpany'j';!liips 'Ai Hugh. Inglis and &Win Pada, outward - bnonst :were is lat. 20•60. S. -long. So. SO, W. on the 2,1 of : .teee, all well. • Tsrenty-two ships and emelt are still tem.iining 'OO foreign stations, on the Wei .eitablishment. eis. a:: in the East ludies•-Caenerallis; 74 guns, Acorn, .Alploily Horst* Itivolutionualre, suet Lesis.friptes;. Faroufte. 'Tyne, Volvo, sod Termagant, SO gun ships; Elk, iristekey 04 Halo:— lean.. Paossel, sod Zephyr dep.- .t• r...• =WPM. • • -•*" Aeter, Med. l ush an& Ihreirslose.. —Meter and arstaidops. . • = TOT:: beg been .1 List week in the river lhasees • - • "May the Wniettrois.iliip was paid Off, and laldi ,up in Ordinary at Portsmouth. ; • I itistmess Pews; Esq. of the Dockyard at PortabJ mouth, is appointed IdistrAtwfilleat if the Deciti yard sit chithato. •"* 7 ••-• •• • • Captnii Geoaoh SteGte.4 the 114 hai been called in Irons half-ply to joss Abe l'ortstisontb Division. . • Major KW, of the itorg Mande:, bas rethed sms half pi , and tgia grakirkedlilbi 11,1*.0u. ..,* /*him letters, recele;atbrThe Doan t, froarna. 11434 state, that .tbe . ins i filber British. *Mel . ill Apfet iris was eery gfeirlAst p .fidns the aNgiiiitt .stale or cominetgeo tboriottikl obtain iso employ ; ttje • - e s.....entnetit•bsdilsot neanitested lily par. •• . . i ' of soli 7..% ing has bro ug h t 1• • • ; m•ScartAIIM v. • • on accppatauf the accuse:bee of a phenomendn tar sly Arzlitialloedi in any port. at ,Gt •at Be, ;sin. On the bi the teri '.l3 .oeven th Instant;' t ab . o t t i t ie t ifi:l•lee,bniiitisttoif the eenatrye pare of the Norsk of Scptland,'Were alarmed soon shock of as earthquake, vi hich has 4.1 , )ne considerable daniags to many buildin g s ; ta b w n beppp Utley, that we have no accounts of any lives . • • kit era; also felt in it - slight Di ‘ deegtverci7bsytasetesverthalat e pr. • ausin, jinn' burgh and the neighbourhood. So me „f do letters more to the Northward, mention a second • iigiit:boat a few minutes after the one generally felt. I e t i s with &erne "theAsaadeeDl:erel:;ianAwile:uwtrveali.ures to eat...that last night, about eleven u'elocki sho c k of in earthquake was distinctlY quieten of this city. It took place At tutu minutes befoft eleven o'clock, arid continued, as nearly as we could estimate, about six second:. The undulatio n appeased to come from 68E. and was fimultaneo ln l y felt at the distance of Mune Miles, in the direction of NNW. Fromthe late hour at which k happe ne d. ire have been unable to colleet, for this day's p. m the particulars if those varied ippearances which a may have exhibited in different quarters of the city, When we sat,- the•hoose warehaken• to its fousda. lion,• the heaviest articles . Of furniture were moved, and that rumbling noise washeard,*•as it some heavy body 'was tolling *twig the roof --in . many houses the bona were set arranging, and dielgitatiort of the wire; captioned visible for some time after the cessation of the•sbook. •It harbeen:deeeribed to us, by ea t eb e was in•Lieboa at that. peried,"-its exactly rem m ee sr the Calisileencerneht of the.• eurthquake in that city, oar the 6th of Sone, 1807. A siond,•bot more par. tial shock; was felt at lsalf.pist eleven ; ace whi c h , time we have hid no return of this'awful, and am ine visitation of PiteVMENCE. The sir, duri ng the nighty vas asitd add calm, With clear moonlight ; and die iota!' appeiranee after the:hock was, that of a this whitish vapoorsetiling on the surrounding titierefeet Jetereit.) • • • • • " marts, Attalla 1.5. "'Tulsa* night, about a quarter before elate ' o'clock; two smart shocks of as earthquake, tM seeoad-of which succeeded the ,first at the interval el halt 'a agitate, were felt in this city and over tie treater part of the neighbourhood, particularly in the 'Tow geonnds. -The elects of the shticks were per. ceptible for several *toads, and in some placei were so 'Tit* itt, se to shake the windows, and cause a rattling noise among the slates. Persons it bed felt a sensible agitation, or rather concussion in an tip. •ward'ditection ; and if the bed happened to be in contact with the wall, a lateral shock was also felt. 4n- some houses the Aries and tables were moved lackerards and forwards, and even the bells set a viewing. ' Birds in cages were thrown dowo from the 'acielsetin which they were perched; and exhibited ever -debt signs of fear. A hollow rumbling noise was heard- by different .indieiduals, which seemed to die away in the west. The air at the time was charted screw !iSinsilat effect' were perceived.• about the same time, at Duhkeld, in the Carol of Goettie,sai iitgetbnerti,nam(PatA -* " ' PRIVATE - LETTERS. • 'cc • : 44 .1405 - rims, Autfuse 14.. 41- 44111 t night ; a few minutes before eleven o'clock. a -shock of as earthquake-was most distinctly felt here, whicb.had• the-effect of seriously alarming many fa. milkers. and many who were in bed were awakened byiahe,:totiesssion. Those whelsad orate retired to 'rest were most sensible of the shockiii they lett their bide move.. first in a horizontal direction, and then return -to their former -situation I she which a tee. emulous 'notion was telt,' as when a thing settleson its basievafter being ht commotion. Others describe the effete as similar •to that which is experienced by, the blijght rolling of a ship at smer—The chairs and tables •in many houses were put in motion ; and, in some cases; the leaves of folding . tables worn heard to rat tle f• the •fireoirons in many instances yang agairotthe fenders; and be is in rooms and passages were set is ringing; o in many kitchens, the co *tensile pd dishes made a noise, and next morning many of the deer:were krund difficult to open. One geadentan observed his bookcase move from the wall and fall back again upon it. It is impossible to describe the state of alarm which most people were thrown into brthis• unusual occurrence. Many leaped from bed, imagining their houses were falling, while others tin down stairs in great anxicy, supposing that some :IC. eident had happened in the lower part of their house ; is it did not readily occur - toinany what•was the real awe of the motion they felt. ;•14'ir WAS the terwr coafined alone to the human speeiss i a bird in a cage Vies so alarmed, that it binst'tlietrogh it, and flew to. light. - • " shuck lasted fee Abstiti4hree nr four second% understand seasick 'for a considerable distance is far as John's-haveitoln • this neighbour .:o exciseasen,• who- were on the watch for smugglers, wheat they expected ia a certain directitic, 'lain down on the ground,' and *ben the s'aork place, ore of them leaped tip, stalling to his cont on..4 There they ate! 4 I feel the ground s'iak under their horses' diet! • Fortunately, we 11...ve no serious injury having beet) occasioned by t. The weather here hid been cold and rainy six weeks, but cleared about midday when we had a fine dry westerly breezes following .days were warm, and last night 1 moonlight. It continued clear till late this when it became dull, and we have had ?ME is now. bile o'clock, rather sultry, siii;,. l l no and some drops of rain falling:" "R MAMAS, AUGUST 14. • • hasten to Inform you ot the circumstances of a ('phyttomenon which took place here, - towards eleven last night. The whole:family were suddeuly ' by a very smart shock of an earthquake. had just retired to her :chamber, leaving and me iri the dining•room, where I.was em drawing at a table, and Mrs. C. was walking eards and forwards, when, is a moment-we were ed by a tremendous rumbling noise,uomething resembling that of agreat many pieses of heavy ar ,'dnventeriously over *a .vmslied pavement, but peislble - still louder.. and more terrific. Instantly whole fabric ot the house began to shake, whim . . , • . 3 111% .* tif :4444_ibelltS ' IV*iigiaiter 0 0 0401 4 nog take 41h; etvetatintesitekktit eeeidedilidat. PACI boll Jolt. • „ !!S ) 1 4 lbcrf 7,06 the Oaf* the L • ' Troietedied 0 17 &it this's 'iv', tiat wei*ett'sbill"Yed. 44* the 'pi , pietr.th. wid ; 7 . ffullsof did Aisetttbiy; the Alidiedealrini- Attniv* • • - 0 IF - . Wlll WU 4811 meal ibilik:_r'.. ' • - i wards the )t• /47: *a. Tuesday arepe•talifindri 110 . s'Coatdoi.trisl4 - • .44. The) t_ ._ __Ortatvirlao_ T. Howson 'bi • an .a n d. on Sams. an d 1 an d illueau " . ' w 4av:tise ill' .-• • • "lifffed if PoresThcAnh found. as . /1416 .,_ 6.14 ,... 111011 Xrica ' Rio . ' *if ' .77 : : .* 44 • i:iiiititisi of Sirli n „P hood. twc Ra i :17. , w•fori .Aussejew -wood. .ha •'‘ ', ajeates ROW. Vie smugglers is mait .....r ." bow Jos time unseat •Deptfor4. aad tbs la* . eb had tan linfatbautt.tOisidik e ,aPThwabovti ibipi left.itio /00 k p l ace /teerweett — r6r° on lisi44l44Vater"!la Martha! D, Lord ?anion -4 t ... a - l up ins ' % pa '... •.. A gie.. elles-ese ing under L lii "*. Ts arm es Europe; was sapwood . misses Rio in *bout `hear) d a le W lere m e si vi aiiiratekb, , on bit tetoir*SAftaiq The Potioguee. ► emuuetu. 11111 ` 01111111 ' tireetriiiii siie • • Oita . of two ' au of far about 7 " " 1 i n ,,; a ... 7 ilaibin time • MAIO: J.' bkliciuktilienepeete. Sunday, " 7 ' ; "" s t i g astabOaviSitOpatfoops. ' ' matt; mil ihe moment ~ i lhe ma 1 sitio ;1 OW foiskiirbilltrvartnitt• Ida( ;Rivet am. • Tile hgain and is .- ewa." o 7 • ildoiittvi; Zipta* FolAirtthe tat . .BrttiSti IMP . saernine. • Waearewa.;., ageg i- -• liki smith.Aliefwiikjorop.);:*” lying in the L ain. i t giver Aim Jialwrehntitultipx,•coned . the qasbec , sunshine, letolmnir ~-^"• sli t ' 006 2 1414411416111. lIIVRIDIVid44II Cormorant. • but . , • '' gpp. • • ' ' itsplimia lo y t • - -. Aid . illr u kaiii itticA ' • '.' - is I he! tiaCi: Mr. - . pbracame r t e il icator .•3w af. ll *** c linnardia • Ciamenthr. MHO TePel 'o'clock la ....,_.;_,. 4 • - ,.,___ Illuttstutbaniti Waded *kb Waimea kg .alarsaed i sesses sinivw. =i t . • . ".4 pidweilach. fail 'neatly, Mrs: L. wfasitaftalova •i. •a- 7 : • , •• - 4144,14 : bw**011.1.... m a% ci l Ail* in the '' - '''' "' di ** ,..Captiria 'ruigA: AN. played dr so t t lit vi. ~1 4 1 1. ..-.l ! bilk ••jiimi .0 4 /41.1. M. ,- BALL 111101 1 144; backward " e rm t ram • - ' - ' - ilk • ___, . . iDK.Teligsr ! Rett:t alarmed I MN* le dte . ' , tifi444 l . 4 1 4 1 . '' :. t, OTltitiks;:44ld *lf reisabltn e missve, • .:;‘...':'! '.' .'' •'•:, , ~ 7 ti tilkrb ' dr r.:.- , '..:5! .•7 . , • '‘' • 4-- 4 - ' • ; s ' !Wsisi - Al*. • • - *gas if os4l ll itiri`-' erip. jar 1;114*, . • ' - .- - so le public Officer capable Of disobeying the orders intaissitted by Abe Mink:ins. or following a' Cut of conduct, which we know well 'would produce them • inat removal. .. . go, the lath instant ; at eight o'clock in The even kg, as U. Clanton, honorary Lieutenant of the sth Division 60 the Hotel Royal des InvaUm, was,pass. ing the Esplanade; he was stabbed with a knife in' Tarim places, and died soon afterwards. The as sassin has nut yet been discovered. • • • The Duke of Wellington arrived at Csilelititt nine . o'clock in the morning of the 14th, and set of at three o'clock for Brawls. One Cousteau, implicated in the.conspiracy at Grenoble, hai been arrested •in the. 'Commune •of Allumonr, on the frontiers of Savor . - se will be tried immediately. A dreadful stortn.rayagtd, vs the Bth instant, pap of the Arfurdissemeesa of Beauvais and Clereaonr 4 in the Department of the Oise. • The Minister of Wait has ordered the two baste• inns of men forming Ist the .Isle of . .for Guadis. loupe and Martinique. SO bs raised to B,oo6.asen:. The expedition will be reidyto ket 'mil early a Pels &ember. ANCONA, AUGUST 3. • -The et. Joseph, Captain Hebert, from Mine;iles e , has put into our harbour from -Attica, sad the C. - tarn • declared that the Der of Tunis bid impaled pirate who had captured a• French vessel,' and to: stored it to bitpteln Didier, the Contaander. • •, .The same Hebert 'reports that several Worlte : Fee defence have been ,constructed on- the coast heroes Bbna j that at Algfers they have armed all.thit rani porta with ship guns, and he addi, that theAlgerlaes hats considerable camp at Tragical', tiesilliaAgee. duets of Babason, which is.irotected by a taunt. - The mountain facing the sea is covered iwititemall bastions, having gardens within them; kin into ',literalism's, that the Algeria's intend to retire when the t hoteletidteesit takei place. • Thry sre all" suppliet.teidt maw, and they are siarrammied' .by. emit *OS& eleidelindes them very astveable:"The tree meet Omit* in that CO( 1 4 11 1. 1 . tha'fit it* The Peiet*latiiti jags Met !akin sat .I thie.soomenst but if war bramks out he do tatilfastemble SO or 40,000. it may be eassly pipposed that such troops cannot king keep" ibeillisl• when we ragect that they have neither smagashies nor provisions af. *mei and that, • living ofrAltike, they *lt'. anon ) h iffiridt. te eounsries . , • occ.DP . Y. tire ate preju diced hem at Ancona, agaisab' ihe bets!** 'they In regarded' (pethapw . werl null) as thereise4 the misfortunes `ordiotbrili tins hi, Afrifill,*g.thq.'had boldly presented that* selves at ushers,, it ii, certain thut the Oaverantatts of tiny Regencies would have :made Conditions IMight . have been . dictated to them, and *parietal taken i tint they. hive ileti treated with as separ a te: Powers s eeiltribuoo4:.ha,Fß:aeee iebrait ted so, and fit boat hyalite** slitiP•ifsiiiosolesss MN been Increase& Italy ' , ollbrs•enualt. "rent the present state of tiiiags r hats' divot' *is ilbrays itietf4; - and if. the Pitatet at utterfi destroyed, they will oily saSponkd their. - rebbegoi t rod etery Wog 104 bir do met MOP- ; flantbergh Pipers to-the 14th instant etrived.eigi morning. The rolinviim,..respeding the Diet .atl • Frasidetto.it the only mrsicia of ipme!iii:vireeonma zi - • itattitioter,;oollo ' •. • ' . es Ai the Ambassadors to the , Diet have not yet alt cow back, emir air of the pedaloes beht today Til ...