Star. — London, England, 1816-12-02 00:00:00

* a • : • • . .11 • • O lkt. t #. tt 146 4 .1 g 6 * _ . •ihi l A • , .th Pt** litU‘ manse nmesphleiva Wipeatti tacit ned wetate, that the time thisfapifitersii gips treloressohepublir Once: to be dirigirreWslythriateheil. • 'cornet heat Coldhath-aits some of them 1 gpt. a cortheaggon with three flags. One Of three stripes, blue, red, and white, witbiwit my inscriptionf t *fond has-this illatdvised inscrig.- ' The IThitoldiers are Our brothers, 'treat kindly :" and the thud has *the following : isiture feeds die hungry, Trtich protects the op. Justice punishes crimes." twelve o'clock great crowds set off from Fields to proceed, as we understood, to the Bench Prison, to witness the liberation of CoPiutaws, whose hundred pound penny sub. Wee 16 be paid this day. had scarcely left the field, when a gentleman :wo of their flags. He was instandy assisted constables, and they were torn in pieces. . party of them, we are.sorry to say, in their pas. aloes Skinner.stree% Wake the windows of Mr. Bectrwm, the gunsmith, and some of them armed themeetves with the pistols and Muskdts, which they in tbpir march slang the ,streets; others iWorde. dirks, ft& greater part of the shop-keepers in their route • up their windoW•shutters. five minutes before one, Mr. Holm the „determined not to be forestalled as be was. on former occasion,. appeared at the entrance of the next to the Bridewell. was seated in an old buggy, not worth twenty igs, drove by two horses, in appearance of the value. He was muffled up in a watchman's coat, which he threw open to shew himself to mob the instant he entered • the field.— , then received with loud huazas, and after all round, and cautioning the people Mot. to his carriage and horses," a very necessary lunction from. their frailty, he drove np in stile to front of Merlin's Cave. Committee for conductiug the Meeting then flags with various device's from the windows, received him with loud shouts. He then alighted ascended to the first floor middle window. then commenced, d , Gentlemen, Fellow coun. I utian..( Great applause) I move: that Mr. , the worthy Chairman of the former. Meeting. the Chair again." MGCLARK stewed his monotonous phis, and admonished the Meeting . to be orderly, and give no to spies and InfOrmers, who were hired tar them on to works of mii.chief. Huttswafter a due libation of brandy and then made his - bow, and polled a bundle of from his pocket. - He began by his old admo. of silencell The best,way to keep silence, fel. Int:yule% i• for every ■tan to hold his tongue." sally produced a roar of laughter. He thee proceeded to stilte that he went to Sir FitAtiClS' ~'aDsrt's the day after the last Meeting, and he was at Brighton, end not likely to return he proceeded to Carlton House by himself, he saw Colonel Whlnnow, as dready detailed the Papers. He then went to Lord Stostotrrn's' found his Lordship, is who treated him with politeness, it is true ; but with no more than toe to him as the Representative of so respects. Id numerous a body of the people—fare/pi, Jinni then toad a letter from himself td Lord Sidosouth, inclosing the Petition, and his Lordship's The format. ivatinded Lord Swasourst of Charts and tho Bill of Rights. the latter Lord - ernitOUTit informed Mr. that he hid * dr:Blared the Petition to the . Ricsam,but had received no answer s nOr, could UHT himself. have received any,, jibe had do: it personallyv ills Lordship stated, that!,, tbe-preaent e . anit to the throne, nci : PiP !t *sicl:4o. .1000 . spy s ap:vier. 44 .T4054 M. .140Tafith Fellow,couotry-s * ran sae that-your forefathers have beentroated tittiefirrity by thislktrassvickfansilyl"(eivikiti4l - ;MOM (abet% half-past owe o'clock). dreadful bellowing drew.the attention .of the people oepositt diteetion to that in which he war' speaking. • All was' uproar, te110C . 1,4 copfution, and' ' 1 attempted to Ay. • HUNT, in vain endeavoured to rally his troops .4'few sSintalla d his efforts. were in vain—rm ure- - .no exelantistloi•was wanting, except that . of %ails and his.. feroibins Generals, it pillage,., whatever he might *lnk, be did not utter on occasion. . • investigating the cause . of -this-uproar, a potar was . found to have brisiten Into the ranks, to , her, groans* with **Ma al.* Brother John:, mirth ensued; ;be enter was. Allowed to pro... He -shim decanted as great !sorb .on the • topics * , wie6.i variety, Of otbari a too tedious to Mention,": and ,wan'' left speaking sup tyro. O'clock, our Reports* : came Mont. Simespapemond.l Erteblisbeseett fareished two of Mr. itestr's; psomiaeac „ • 44 611. sebjeete. of abuse. - . are sorry to 'learn that a man wtis id in se:hill, daring thvgaek *Made oh' Iktteartsl.6lll;lo . • . 1 • • ... • ..I:. • • Nat akt iloki i Ciiiixiiieia iiiitaing tiseilselies iii . ' direttitin4;—bit it this period, West of Tettiple. there wsn'ecrap#StfranCe of riot or tumult of _ „... - _,. _,_ .. . , • • we ocarrocald 11* 11* person killed on Snow. hill was Mr. Putt, warehouseman, of Cateatoa , street uhe was diet in the breast while purchasing a fOxiiinitietr - • t • • DIStUItbANCES IN THE CITY. *TAU OFFICE. TWO o'cutric. We have received the following from a friend : •k I .am not able to communicate much, but I was . surprised just now by the approach of a considerable mob, which soon reached the Royal Exchange, at least 150 or 200, with a standard, and armed with fowling-pieces, muskets, blunderbusses, and pistols. Just as they reached' the Exchange, somebody per.. suaded them to turn down Sweeting-alley, out of whieh they turned into the Exchange, where as soon as they were in, the gates were shut upon them, and the standard, with many of the bearers of Arms was enclosed, and they have since been taken away, one by one, at least, so I am assured, and eetitain I am that their Standard and several persons were taken.: The LORD MAxon ii swearing in a . * numbei of extra Constables." • The following precautionary Address is placarded at the 11tansign.House, and in other parts of the City : "Our Sovereign Lord the King chargeth and commandalt 1 4 an Persons bring assembled, to immediately disperse them " selves, and peaceably to depart to their habitations, or co their a /mend business, upon pain of being subject to the Act made "'he the Rage of George HI. for preventing riotous essembliei... • • " Goa Save the King." • i ot itbtars nt that land as •sesOrti &Chita, 4viOdelaiS l : 7. othtfr , pit titles to I th rat i .. • • 1 01, . strangers In 4 1 . , 4*Y passible *ay, • s pi _ _drifted • ewer • the celebrated 131liaod .1 4att u ' , • • tt i bte- bed.rdAttested' peeniiisinerie its: OP *Ma I ad /rk*: be Odeviel *Us I .o. l ned to • 1 ie.V . 03;, OS ,_ . At the ioringltia lave got: :theriVal- of Pains,' bee- got himself diem bar •.•is itipefstitioni Ind losidarota eharattet.• anT 1104-nigso47 #ll.* that!that!*P .htilelaaS fi 3l4 -`• 414 11" 6045• 6 1 4 :velaberi Poisou.iitn. • bin( hes* de11 ,, -. 0 1 *shall& is black ast i 41 Nature a il e d kiphysicianit evade foui-negroetink Pressed, J Idipresenett;notwithstinding the plaint About nf the unfottdimate . tisen. Hid Ow: Spa Field " 7 ve OM a haStetunpuoito funeral, and fol. K. wettping,..te the grave. Christnpli born bb , dignities with peofusion t he has•pros• erriPrien • Wien -Kinfrdf : tbdefiatt gibe Meld 0 41. :They h ,*-.^ • * Seised twl akvarsoarstmeg. , ort Irad*V.ssostursq. by 'consul .' s 4st of Nowernheei:llte Board of Health of Linn: - tied the -city* troja entirely delivered sage alen permitted the BlCKwat •the,iisk 81 dremeeive • talmr-restoreek-'.r;. • - •• - ••• •••• fired off, striaskibthe fishing eafatiitiras from . 'New. seised sw ''•barseiiks, basgiven a bustling &Vett The Ile • • Tbirtyeight French Vessels from that have Per have already, deposited in the magazines of • AbOut eat 100 00 hundred weight' of cod. Dories Corerer,•d roofs p days of Nongilpor, .there enter...fiat, the forme port of Marseille* aver English.' vessels', six Fields ne Wein Sirtdi'sh; fire banish, and one Ana. He ‘ra „ _Sow cargoes only have, been sent to, the Le- shillings , `fie* been obits for the.colonies oc.Amerjca. "us rail C4l4,fillba OF PEPUTIF.S. great cos ; • • • liiet teeteo, Tim fifirn nommen. ' the ant • Oilech the i'resident took the Chair. He was • • • • •• • don was takeu to the .admissibuity of a hewing biaase deriving his qualifications from his touch In unctiol earl his wife 5 . ,4 children being dead, • j • al* chat be had no l onger any coonection the front . his wife's father. After some debate the objet. The C oes Ildnded, and the Member leis &clued w a ve d a .7 *c .trlebi..a large majority... . and recei titer of the Interior being arisititted, then a n d a le° • • • • the projects of two Laws: the first was to He the !it "ihe Elections, and its chief heads were th. frYmen Frenthmen of the age of • SO, aod. Cl ark , tl P. : .1100 francs (4113) . direct annual taxes, May Seen the *blades of the department where he has H.'s 1 al demieile. )to person can exercise the admonish handle waitron in two departments. , •The Electoral 10,to be convoked by the Xing, and to goad the evi person Oltelifled to vote. The El am 144 epintred ten days 41 duration. Ptefecti and 'eat e ry II c tWeiiaintanis cannot be taunted for the papers fu . • . • mos they preode, • anion of ; • - t law - is intended tq obviate the intoner:. ! °W.C°I3( r feit'flOns the antertaiaty t of obtaining certis. This sal the actual decease of "tench Officers and Inixeeds *lean the years 1 and ISIS. It declares B 6 aorr have not presented themselves at their qlvdieil . 1 heaktiarteri, their domicile, &e. previ ,OR, h' lbe gfith. of Herniates., 1816, shall be coos'', wh e re h' j dealt* /Ner...lnd their widows or lain. at in all the Pro 4 4l444llilininittit to their efeete., . Pirleto n firma an inhabitant of Strasburgh, corn. great Pa of srellOttdichorr proceedings t the Clamber weer due ei. tb bay, conceiving they had no ble and 1 0 mt!Oeile vi!b • ri , e'kotirts Of law, bravo I) ,pititioner complcinied of being obliged to Mr• • hirisilf for fear of being arrested by the po. Sidra:At • tnsPeicri person, and requested that the answer. , . would tale his ease into consideration. The Magna • pissed to the Order of the Day bra large in t . ,• • Hoar ' Patio, I t a Idatl attired hobs Harnbutgb. The Hr. fit edopted by the new Kitt of Wurreseitenti Lined i Itkerni been all or a 'quality calculated to iit• s i nce tb pptatity: . I‘lnJerrt .has just disbanded li t i c 4 • •,• Ibysl and the Hulan's Giarde, fortising o b eer ire I sin all, to bt replaced hy a single squadroniMon terse Guards and one seloadron of Chttienrs. susthou rsi by the private lettere; that the riff sin 4 • At .41 • ;plum of• traetie -*boot cosikhshre bees diitsdfe '• less to any absolute deficiency where the •.dis. , in in 4 • eintave occurred,. -than- to 'Abe. fear of 'their' speakleo • !ins sent away toetherplaCes. It is thus that all Met *ved sopteheasicine: of• tnen always.lend tra i Mr. I ' ' eitnblit eirils.•( , A free Ifra de in cons all *ter. ....g o : a' . ariknefur frOm. producing evil to any, would gesture eof thereatest possible good to all. ~„,IenNAPA *.;7 • -s; . . which I •hia .rapers, tp• die g•lth of October have. a . : ' IM►'`. - 41.3 heir cuotente- are„.not of . Much impor. 7 on s °c i c • --the Kate; which his arrived at Dublin from r ig ! hTi.exs atC 0 441 1 4 to th i . 146' October. cow • It ' unite be ~,..4eft the island, there was a grutperseliri. 1,1, 41 00 1 ed to be Ocesitnarl by lin unburied Ik me o ml revolud d ots • • eal. usual Sc ft - 7 - - -- '7" .a. • • , 6 intineLstaturdar the folkiirrig Meatier weft issued at Windsor 'Castle : s•••;• Whim f _rfbas isjoloilead.beditrheststil kestietin s ome Tr . ‘a 444.45. ma awaits, use 1613 43:rm. s - • • sae alitd. * • • (biped as usual.) 180,1: p Orfila Rosin frigate .Metre.: _ • wi t •-• %di V iscount M yhdech.yerd, bad* fan ;; . 1 Inter.. • the at.VILLE at the Admirelty. He '7 1 11 17 ••• Olt.dgekttlfreens 4n4 4 ptdiulou 4 . Jag . • • s . 'Apo* .;.b • , s- " SECOND EDITION. roult - otm.ocx. At this hour Mr. HUNT and his Brother Orators had finished. Long Speeches were made by Mr. CLAIM the Chairman, and DYAI t. and PRFSTON, the two person s who called the Meetings, thankin g eac h other fir their intrepid conduct. The principal Re. solution was, that those now present should assemble at the same time and place on the second Monday after the meeting of Parliament. We heed not add, that all the inflammatory harangues and Resolutions were carried with applause.. Mr. Hiner mounted one of his Resinorder and rode slowly down Gray's Inn.lane, Holborn, Meet-market, and Pleet.street, bowing to the populace, who amounted to several thousands. The mob broke _into a gunsmith's shop in the Minories, and stripped it of arms in the course of the forenoop. Shortly afterwards a party of dragoons charged and dismissed them. ;. -Several windows in Newgate street have been fired into, and are perfectly riddled with shot. At half-past four o'clock, Mr. Huur was safely housed in the hotel. in Doueerie-street. His escort then moved westward.—We shall record their pro ceedings in a subsequent Edition, if any thing mate rial occurs. THE 4Rmr. Another detachment of the 46th Regiment marched Front Winchester garrion on Tuesday for Portsmouth, to embark for New South Wales. air Duritry ST. LEGgit HILL, who was presented. at thki Court at Carlton-house. cis the 2.5 th ultimo, b 7 Loid BATINTIST, had the honour of Knighthoodcon ferred on him by his Rriyal Highness the PriNct RrnatsT,' iii comme moration of his services*.as C a m: ;sanding a Portuguese Regiment diving the whole of the late Peninsular war. Sir PODuty /TILL went to Court in the full dross Uniform uf . a Portuguese Colonel. and wore si molt ialtiable and handsome ,sword, which had been presented to him on *former Loceasion by the Noblemen and .Gentlemen of the :County and Town Of Carlow, as a testimony of their .sprobatios of his gallantry. • . _ !Mt kW happy to hear that the Spitalfie lSti Asso ,ciatn hive already been to distribum.the liberal 'pullcaption which the &Stress of that ,district. has celled f6rth. — They hiee enlarged the Dumber,. of 4,lie visiting' Committees * and also allow them to in. krehse thersuM which they give to poor . families * , '.ishitii befit* was far below their necessities; and to have taken measures for resuming the sale of rikar, which the state of tech finances previoaa to the .stiecting at the hlansion-honse ~bad obliged them to diseppliette.. Th. Soup Society has like's/0 taken ..sneasure4 for the daily sale of nouly six thousand quart*, of soup, .at one baltpenny. the. quart. being one half the former charge. . . Thursday the Grand Duke NicuoLis hitt London, attended by the Rirssian A:nbassador, Count KUTOU. sots., and Baron .111tcatotaty, far Claremont. the resi. dense of the Princess Cummorre and Prince Lao mit. where a sumptuous dinner . was repaired.— His Imperial Highness rrent the. everung, and re. strained there till after breakfast on Friday, and ar rived at St. Alban's VOuse to dinner.. The Captain .of the Rutsien frigate. lying at Woolwich, and Call ao PANkIIATIRP.F • Aid-de-Camp fto „the Eteesitott. dined with the Grand Duke's and, in the evening has Highness went to Covent Ga.rden,Theatre. Siturdey morning, after breakfast, this august Personage ro. , 'ceieed a visit from the. Duke of CUMISPLAND, and in ,a short time after they walked out together arm lin , atoi, iit various parts of Londe/e l and ealle4 it Din.' • ROMA and Bawass, ou =gate -hi% and .Xeverni other shops * ~ to. make ptlt . , They . uneeeded , without bit t ing noticed hy . .: .: pnblic ; ..the ..Grans*: Duce being sirnmd in the . X. . cosionte.:fht their umbeii s z3 retorts, they went to C . . _ How * , whin the Duchess, being , bettr;ihe megiuod 5 ~viiit kip the. a Duke; and m the e'resiloi hi didettwaVkt ku 711. 4/K , 4*‘ PIP • e.. thi,c4tinet MAMsitiflAgilikti ;i1 •..... ''' 1 ::= . •• • • *l. '4 .0. -f: A . r.,t,,.. ! • • 44 , h . pew rAkM-6 7 fie. ski; 1 , .., . . att. Bit . i - . s b i tjami i # wastrroia . ... -. it . t 1 Hastbeisit -,- i 1 Cueingey 114 hi* ,1 .. 0 ucatabsip I: ir it 1 - Lisboa. . ~ q 0 Milts •• • : , t 4. :It I . * . Hand . • • - 11. 1 . I Flanderi • .: 4.6.. 11- 4P- EMi INDIA SHIPPINO. •• • The ship Oimotik arrived at St. Heletta.Migtl haft iia the 11th October'. a it an ".. The extra ship /AN ML, SIALO, from l . o t Amboyna,.arrived at St. Helena the 3d, and sat for England the loth October. .FA.L.MOUTII; NOVEMOIR 20. Arrived yesterday the Dull.dogi Arrived tO•tlay the Mary line, GAttntrir, Naples for London; and the Jdhn and F..hiard; EVAN% from London for Liierporil.- . -Salled th. Duchess of &chord, Afri..tu.t.tusow, foe St. PLYMOUTH, NOTEMBIIit SO. Arrived yesterday the RevourrtostuArlit frigattli from the Cape of Good Hopes-L - Sailed les Amis, fbt• Narita ; the Horttioi for Guernsey ; and Elita, for Barbadoesof-Arrived to.daY ttie Gehalfal Murray, MURIAY, from Quebec for London; Helena, ELusi from Malaga for London; Resolution, La Cuol:rt from Jersey ; the Victoire, •froit Granville g• Ariadne, MoLurn, from tongsound ; and Fortitudei Woars, from Smyrna for London-..tailed the 12-4 October: she has on board three passengers from the Curtrberland,, BAanert, wrecked on the island of PORTSMOUTH, 131110 EMBER 1. " Arrived his Majesty's ship. HAtAiln i -from . NelF:•• - foundland ; 'and the Syrirtnetry, Summar:Km), fro& . the Downs, hound to Spain.—Sailed his Nl_ j a:evly . l . ship CHERUZ , for 4ftic4 ; and the Harrison, 11.11111 . 1/.. sox, from Liverpool..—Wind N.E. . . • DEAL, DECEMBER t: Arrived yeitetday the John Richards, Dayst^7t, and sailed for JARISICA and his Majesty's . ship LZRT, from the Scotch coast, CaMil down • froilf. - the River and sailed the Arundel, for Grenada; %Ise; Tulloch Castle, Nelly, and Alip, for Jamaica., Lame . down from the River to.day,wnd•saikd, the Emmy, for•the. Cape of Good .1-lope;. - Roveent and,St. Ni,,. cholas. for Pernambuco ; Nelson for Mailairi ; cess Charlotte and Tigris, for Jamaica,; T,T*on N T , St. Domingo ; NBllOllO, for Grenada; Eliza; for ' ATP, tigua ; and Simon Cock, for Denman. Arrived: and sailed for the River, the Minerva, from Li T tbel.;' Eool; Perseverance, from Cheater; ikothess, •frnt4l'' • asatavia; and Aventure, front' Airbadoesille twb. latter remain. • DOVER, DECEMBER. .• 1 Sailed last night the Lord Duncan, Capt. PASSIM. for Ostend, with a Mail and passengers ; also the Chichester, Captain Rurren, with a Mail and pat& sengers, for Calais. Lieutenant General Sir Hatat Currrow, X. C. B. embarked this • day on board. the Lark, Captain JOHNSON * for Calais..:...Arrived this afternoon the Lord Duncan packet, Captain from Calais, with passengers. • MILFORIN NOVEMBER to. Yrsterday arrived at the quarantine swim here the Eliza, Lewis master, from Smyrna for Liverpool, with fruit and boxwood. sailed 6th spoke the Darlington, Hatteiv, off Sardinia ; and the General Burrard, from Quebec for London, in Ilia Chop" of the Channel I Gower packet, with a• Mal and mien ,gers, from Waterford. tailed the Fox mid *B A li Admiralty cutters, on a cruize against the smugglers; and Maria, Molitor, from London for Duhlish COWES, DECEMBIR 1. Sailed yesterday the Frnine, SMITH, fol. Jamaica, having been sepairing the damage iii these Roads that she sustained in coming out of the Downs. The Lassie is taken into Portsmouth Dock to be repaired. The . Zealous is to be broken op. The Conquest is to be fitted at Plymouth for a surveying •essel for the coast of England. The Indefatigable is ordered to be broken tip at Sheerness. The !slaty and Dorothy transport, from Trinidad and Antigun, was released from quarantine at Ports• mouth, on Thursday, when Major KINSMAN and the Officers belonging to the late Colonial Battalion and ir pant of invistids frostiAntiirga•boided from her. : The Cheibb, V 4, Captain W. Eva n sailad on Saturday afternoon from F.Qnsti w uth for the coast ct a. Africa. '1 he Severn and Britomatt only -remain at Spithead. .• Exncurion.—This morning Robert raniell; Wit . detestable ofrence s TkennatOcediinots and *Wry Pea r for stealing on the River 1 and itstia WitrrenOor hip. war robbery, were executed its of the Debtors" doot,.iu the Old Bailey.. ' • ..-': ' • • % ' • On 4atti*da 4 night, at Ain O'clock ~L 4.1. ivirlAte. ..glair seat horn the Secretary of State's •016.0 e to ..Ditra• Newitatr. the . Keeper of . Newgate.. firr Rebid ' Twamuhend, one of the five unhappy inch iudtred . for execution this morning. The respife . ii fur seven . ' &Oa, tintirnenring to.cley.,. immediately on the re-, Op; of the Norte, the Keys Mr. Orients, ac'eompi. tared by a 0-lend of Tow isend's wait ..irtsu':the cow.. Serimed cell ) and communicate d the intelligence to- . she unfortunate man. Instead of his: *citing the sews with anyetnotiona of jOy, he heard it with the !greatest apathy, and instantly began vi•apologixe t 9. the Clergyman ea that his new clothes would not be finished in time to appear in them on Siinday." It is evident the poorlellow is deprived of his reomi, and has been so for some time, and therefore is not considered in a fit *state to die. • . • Calm EXCISAIsant• Dad Q: —Our market was -abort: dandy-supplied - with all Grain this morning, w'ten . Witeatilt!d heavily, at a reduction of Si. and.4s. per qaarter • lower than on this day week. Barley is Sr.' pet. quarter dearer than on last -Monday, but Sc. cheaper than on Friday.. White - and Grey Pe.it 4r*: •440t,quantr higher, and Beans.*. dearer thansip thii : dity.sVunight. - .W e have a eery considerable arrival; of .001, both Foreign and English, the sale.of which Walvfainry.at a . dentine of 4.5. per quarter. In tithe?, do 1 447 1 /. 6 4.,:. - - . .. . n - .•- •• :.' : . - cquallmiltptio AcinatAs• • • •• .7... w ...• . wilt. *sous). -,....„, • O Tick Ditto. 705,74 a. .... ; Mle. Kean. )tit *et, K ' ours, Poratamf, Sits 4Ss. itls. lifi,„ 6V16.1"" __,• '7: - • DAtts.Piload, S4s. 5ei.4,96 , ..., , Kela;itin e . `•,: o . gate r Feral. Sle. 40*. 345.444 :. .144111 5 .505. 1111 1 . "' ,; ltspassivi, 4st 441 per Jam ..• liti); fes: ' 6 4 ""._. 7 "VW..; 5 7- Poirooor 1051. per,riach.. ' I . DarloyolOalltefi . le.„ r ,t,'. w ihr di t e 00 44 11 ‘ . itefr :..) ol4oooll .. —,!? ic.: ' . 11 W i l t zei sekie Dblitati .poss ictik iiess ink a 10.. .11% . . .1.6:11114" :" - - .' 2‘ . :: . ..,Thiebto'vakvoisa. tuts, itas , . 111:a.411:111ii; ': .. : '.."` li:vtatifil . 4 ,0 1 *. . . , . stsicist Ord jsw ~ ~,, r(!