Star. — London, England, 1815-12-16 00:00:00

11,.MBURGH MAIL. HANOVER, DECEMBER 4. On the. 27th of last month the following Ministerial Decree was publ•shed here : His Royal Highness the Prince Regent having been t acci. de, in respect to the kingdom of Hanover, to the measures which have been concerted between the Courts of Great Britain, Austria, Russia. aini Prussia, in regard to those persons who, on ac count of high treason and betray►ng their country, are, by a Decree of the Ring of Fiance, of July `2•i•, 1815, partly according to the list, No. 1, delivered over to the Trench Tribunals.. and partly according to the list, No. '2, banished from Paris, and placed under the surveillance of the police, all Magistrates of the kingdom Are hereby directed, in case any of the persons in list 1, should be found in this kingdom, immediately to arrest them, and give an official re port, that further measures may be ordered. The persons in list 2, if they should obtain permission to leave prance, or be banished from France, shall be allowed to pass through the kingdom of Hanover, if they are I 'anis:led with regular passports, but only to the dominions of Austria, Russia, and Prussia. Care is to be taken to give them an escort of Royal Draoons, and not to allow them a longer stay in his Majesty's dominions than is necessary merely to pass throu.4ll them. (Signed) "c.v. D. DLCKEN." •6 lianovcr, Novemba u 7,1815. [WIC 10110 W the well known lists.] FROM THE RHINE, DEC. 5. General Borstell, who, on account of a breach of subiadination, was condemned by a Court Martial to to.►r years iniptisonment in a fortress, is stated to have toad the sentence so far remitted by his Majesty, at the intercession of Prince Blucher, that he is merely to come :or six wombs to Magdeburg, and to remain still in his MAjt sty's service. BERLIN, DECEMBER S. On the 'id and 4th, the King's Guards returned here., and wcie received with much solemnity. Kt NIO3BERG, NOVEMBER 30. Her M ijesty the Empress of Russia arrived here on the 27th, and was received with every possible. m4ik of 1101POUG Her Majesty lett us avail yester d-v mine. TiiE EVbNIN(i STAR. LONDON. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1815. PR ICE UE S rocKs THIS DAY AT I WELYE O'CLOCK. IltAtictd co, i—Coos. shot—for opg. 61i Mt 4 ptr Cs or. 7 4 A... 5 1,41' ,rat SW... Bond! dis. Own. It a pr,--.Do. pay. lid pre.-1.“13. O. 33. pr. A Flanders Mail arrived this morning. We regret to learn that Prince Br.ocusa is indisposed, but v►e trust that his illness is not serious : VIENNA, NOVEMBER es. Plivate letters horn Naples 611143, that Murat was far from dying with the firmness which the public prints ascribe to him, and which he himself bad for merly on the execution of the sentence of death upon others. ft is certain that he begged to be shot in his apartment in the prison,and that this was granted him. On the 7th of this mouth the Jesuits' College at Reggio was solemnly opened by the Fathers n.►w again established. His R►yal Higkness the Duke of :salodena, with his brothers the Archdukes Ferdinand and 7.vl..ximiliuni we n t to Reggio to be present at the cc t crtony. PETERSBURGH, NOVEMBER iS. A levy of recruits is ordered through the whole Empire in order, as the Ukase states, to supply the place of the soldiers who have served out the years appointed by law, and are now discharged. By this wise regulation, a number of deserving warriors still in the prime of life, return to eke bosom of their fami lies and the occupations of civil life, and bring back, besides the glory of their martial exploits, the expe rience they have earned in their military career in fiat:3ga countries. as a well. acquired possession, what happy effects this may have in spreading knowledge of various kinds in the immense Russian Empire, may be easily imagined. The unfortunate inhabitants of Casan are tnost benevolently supported, by contributions from all pars of the Empire. Our merchants have subscribed 4.04 00 rubles for them, which Prince Galitain has felt them, with 60,000 rubles more, received from d.d.rent quartt:rs. WARSAW, NOVEMBER 27. A sueession of festivities continues to enliven this city during the preser.ce of the Emperor. The na tional ball on the 23J surpassed in splendour every chin gof the kind ever seen here. On the 30th of this month his Majesty will set out For St. Pctcrsburgh. PARIS, NOVEMBER 117. (From a Leiter.) Si:- Lkutenant-Generals and 18 Marechauz de Camp have been sent to the Abbey. Papers have been found in the house el General Belliard, which throw a great light upon rebellious plans which have lAtely formed. It is offirmed that many enemies ui tranquillity will probably be shortly banished for la ver t) uninhabited countries. Now that France bac such large sums to pay, the voice of the pAlic be t ;ins to be louder, that the pro. perty of these may be confiscated who fur 15 years past have. enriched themselves at the expense of fo reign countr►es, and plunged France into ntLfortunes. VIENNA, NOVEMBER 29. Accounts from Naples say, that Murat': letter to his wife is a forgery, u well as that of his Confessor. BREMEN, DgcEmBER 5. His Highness Prince Fredeiic.k of Hesse will sei oat on the 7th, with his aid-de-camps, for Pariu to eceive in person, from the Duke of Wellington, di e:ctions respecting the destinationof the Danish troops under his command, that he may ,make the necessary arrangements; for which purpose the Prince will probably meet the corps at Antwerp and conduct it to its destination. From here to Antwerp the corps marches under the command of Major-General Buehmars. CHRISTIANIA, NOVEMBER 11. The Diet has unanimously resolved, that the Re demption of the Bank notes shall be effected by a general Tas on the Profits of the Citizens. In 1816 tour millioneof riz-dollars shall be put out of circula. 'ion ; two millions in 1817, two millions in 1818,1 and in the succeeding years such proportion as the following Diets .shall decide, till the whole mass of Bank notes is paid. COPENIIAGEN, DECEMBER 5. The Marquis de Bouncy, Ambassador from the King of France to this Court, will have all his furni ture, &c. sold here to-morrow by public action. HABIBUltall, Dec. B.—Exchange on London, De. cember sth and Bth, 1;3-2. COBLENTZ, DECEMBER 6. General Count Gurtiseuau is arrived in this city. where he will make some stay. General i)obschutz is also here. They write from the Upper Rhine, that Alsace and Lorraine will be occupied by the Allied troops, with the exception of the fortresses which, being thus separated from the interior of France, and out of all military communication with the other fortresses, are in some measure dependent upon the Allies ; which would be of great importance in case fresh troubles should break out in France. BERLIN, DECEMBER 2. Prince Blucher is seriously indisposed, in conse quence of the fall by which he dislocAted his arm.— Since his departure from Aix.lnChapelle he has had everal attacks of fever. His Highness is expected tt Berlin ou the 28th of this mouth, if his health will VIENNA, NOVEMBER so. The accounts from Venice say that the Emperor reviewed, on the 19th, the new Venetian Noble Guard. It is composed of eighty young meth of -.in most distinguished families of Venice, who are under the command of Mr. Pierre Michieli ; it is magnificently equipped. They write from Rome that the daughter of Lu cien Bonaparte is to marry Prince Gabrielli, nephew to the Cardinal of the same HAM. • • . BRUSSELS. DECEMBER 11. The columns of Prussian troops continue to depart and arrive successively from France. STRASBURCH, DEC. S. The corps under the command of General Wimp. fen will repass the Rhine in a few days : that of Ge , :lend Woeliworth is to approach neater to Wissem burgh. WURZBURGI - 1, DEC. 7. • On the 23 and 4th, waggons latiqn with money paused through here on their way tnVienna : they were tccompanied by an Austrian Con IssibsiJner And 15 TOURNAY, a. men. The second corps of the Army of the Netherlands, commanded by Lieutenant-General Stedman, which WAS cantoned •tbou; Valenciennes And Douay, has left France, and is going to be cantoned in the Southern Provinces of Belgium. The French Authorities pub licly thanked General Stedman for the discipline of his troops during their stay in the country. We have received Boston papers to the 12th, and New York to the 10th of November. They contain some curious particulars respecting BONAPARTIC, in the shape of a letter from Madeira, which we subjoin : " BOSTON, NOVEMBER 44 Or BONAPARTE.—A letter from Madeira, dated 14th of September, states that the writer had obtained several anecdotes of Bonaparte's conduct on board the Northumberland, (previous to her arrival off that island for supplies) from Admiral Cockburn's Secre tary ; and among others, gives the following : 64 He (Bonaparte) confessed to the Admiral that he considered the Duke of Wellington's military_ talents equal to his own ; but that the Duke was more for . tunate. He was asked, what he thought of the battle of Waterloo ?—and lie replied, that the fate of France depended upon its success ; that it was the severest contest he had ever witnessed; and attributed the loss of it to the treachery of Ney, and the mistaken con fidenze he had placed in the French Jacobin party. —He said the Emperor Alexander is la deceitful man; that he had offered him before be married Maria Louisa, the hand of a Russian Princess. The Em peror of Austria he considered a weak man, as having neither firmness nor energy—and the King of Prussia he says is no better: The King of Spain he calls a fool. The Admiral asked him if the American Government had not applied to him, previous to the late war, for a part of the French Navy ?` 46 No Mon sieur, said Boney, (for he does not speak a word of English) but if it had I would have given plenty of ships, provided they sent men." 46 The Sunday before the Northumberland arrived here, the crew were called to prayers (for you must know it is usual on board a line of bank ship to have divine service performed every Sunday), and 13oney, who happened to appear on deck at the moment, int ' mediately joined with the officers in all the forms of the Episcopal Church. As soon as the service was over, the Admiral asked him what religion he pro. lessed 1—" All," said Napoleon ; fur I find it to be the best policy." " lie seldom speaks of his wife vr childg+ and upon the whole, he suppOrts his fall with unalterable firmness. He is cheerful, and sometimes pleasant company ; joins in conversation with every b.)dy, and always has something to say for himself. He is pleased with seeing military men, especially such as hav e ' been in any of his campaigns, and is always delighted when cOrtversing on military subjects : —at Moscowebe says, he ought to have died, and there his glory ended." The last accounts from the American squadron,, under Commodore Decatur, wire brought to Boston on the sth ultimo, by the ship Roxana, from Naples, to the purport that the Commodore and liis squadron were left at Messina, and meant afterwards to pro ceed to Naples, but upon what business the Papers do not say. A new Stock has been created by the Government of the United States, to be known by tie name of the Mississippi Stock. For the payment of this Stock all the public lands in the Mississippi territory, amount ing to more than fifty millions of acres, are pledged by an Act of Congress. By the same act these Stocks are made receivable by the United States in payment for said lands. The new Stock has already appeared in the American market. With respect to the war between the Amesicans and Creek Indians, the American Papers consider it as inevitable. Every preparation is making on bath eider for the commencement of hostilities. Naw TARIFF OF fortes. —Copy of a Circular Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury of the United States, to blineautile Houses in the different large Sea-ports : Treasury Department, August IR, 1415. Sin—Permit me to request the aid of your prac tical experience, and that of your friends whom yon may consult, in firming the general Talifr, which it will be the duty of the Secretary of the Treasury to report to Congress at the next Session. It will be my object to propose a simple, but effectual system of duties on imports, in order to raise the requisite amount of revenue, with the greatest convenience and certainty, in the mode of collection. It is therefore. desirable to obtain correct information upon the fol lowing enquir;es : 1. What articles of importrion Into the United Stator admi t of being charged with higher duty, and to what amour: ? it. What articles require a reduction in the duty nt.w charged, and to what amount ? 3. What articles now free may be advantageously charged with a duty, to what. amount, and iu what manner ? 4. What articles, classed under general descriptions, admit of a more definite anti specific arrangement lity lately manifested by the Creek Indians. S. What articles now charged with duties ad •rlsrem may be advantageously charged with specific duties, to what amount, and in what manner ? 6. What nomemimerated articles of importation may he a 1- wantageously boccibeLl, and charged with a specific date, in what manner, and tu what armpit:lt I (Signed) 1. DA L.Las. BRIGHTON, DECEMBER 15. The arrival of her MaairaTv was welcomed w:th an extravagance of joy. Nothing was omitted, in point of etiquette, to assure her MAJESTY of the respect of the inhabitants. The day was employed in prepara tions to escort the Royal Family into town, and in the evening an equal emulation prevailed, in the Mu minations and festive parties. It w:ts five o'clock be fore the QUEEN reached the Pavilion, having left Windsor in the morr.ing, and travelled the road of Cobham, Guildford, and Ilicksted. A great con course of persons assembled on the road, which, with the numerous line of carriages and equestrians, inde pendent of the guard of honour, gave a lively anima tion to the whole scene. The usnal military honours were observe: as the Royal Party approached the Pavilion, the band of the 55th regiment bin sta tioned at the entrance gate, while the loth Hussars and the infantry kept the say clear for the company going to the Pavilion. Some idea of the bustle will be formed from the list of arrivals yesterday afternoon, from all quarters, in carriages and four : Her Majesty, the Princesses Augusta and Mary, the Duke of Kent, Marquis. and Marchioness of Salisbury, Lr , rd and Lady Harrington, the Ladles Stanhope, Lord St. Helen's, Lord Yar mouth, Lord Carlton, Lord LVaabourn, Lord and Lady Hamp den, Count Hardenberg, Count de Chartre, the French Ambas sador, Count de &was, the Portuguese Ambassador, the Spanish Ambassador, Baton Bert, Mr. Quintin, and the several suites at tached to the Royal Family ; Major General de Castro, Ntj.n . C. Mackay, 78th Regiment ; Lady Hays, Mr :and Mrs. Cavell, and the Count de Rook., Captain of the Emperor of Russia. Body Mums, Stc. &c. The whole proceedings of the day passed off with. out any accidents. Lord and Lady CASTLEREAGH dined with die Royal Family. Aii Address was pre sented 'ober MAJESTY by the princpal inhabitants. DECEMBER 16.—Her MAJESTY, accompanied by the Duke of CLARENCE, with the two PluNessses, in a carriage, passed through the principal streets of the town yesterday, notwithstanding the dampness of the atmosphere, and was every where received with the most marked respect and homage.—The Duke of CLARENCE was among the fashionable promenaders on the Steyne, yesterday.—We believe that the pre sent is the most brilliant epoch in the annals of Baighton. Royalty, Foreign Ambassadors, and all the prime of the Nobility and Fashion of the land are concentrated in this most favoured spot. Few cities or towns in Europe can afford so brilliant a sptcraele. The artizans and mechanics, lately employed at isa Pavilion, partook of an excellent dintai, 1.14-% .e!et. at the Old Ship Tavern yesterday, by command o: the Ritoenz.—lir. Waxisat, the RECENT'S SLONatti has, by command of his Royal Highness, issued cm d. of invitation to the PIUNCes tradesmen of this town to partake of a grand dinner at the Castle Tavern; this day. -The speech of the Duc de RICHELIEU on dcclinini. to vote for the death of NILE ch.! him honour. " I WAS myself tw►ce condemned to death during the Ti. volutionary torrent. my conscience acquitted me 1.. guilt-1 felt that in a moment of sac!) agitation lift.. regard is paid to justice—and what I then felt makes me shudder at the idea of pronouncing the judgment of death on another. Time has done justice to in) motives, and time may equally acquit Marsl24ll•ley.' NAVAL 111 M 'LLIGENCE. MAILS. ARR. DUE. AIR. DUE. Dalin - • 1 0 Cadiz .- - 0 4) Waterford - • a • Matta . . 0 0 Guern4ey and Jersey 3 0 Haratnlt .• 2 0 Hollatid - O 1 Flandrr, - . 0 o France • • u 1 New York - • 0 Gortenbargla - 0 s Corunna o u L0,1 )449 . - U I Halifax - -- 0 • HURRICANE AT JAMAICA. is By a Letter from Cowes, of yesterday's date, it appears, that the Eugene, Captain DANIELN, arrived there from Hayti, in 35 days passage. He reports that many Estates hare been destroyed in the :k=nit part of the Island of Jamaica, by a d!eadful huni. cane—he further states, that many lives were loot, and that considerable damage had been done to tl shipping. Tile Abraham Newland, MuAsti, ni the ships on shore." FALMOUTH. DECEMBER 13. Arrived the Hercules extra East-Indiarnan, Capt BEAN, Irom Calcutta ; and the Milford East•lodi:,. man. Captain Bitit.s, from Bombay. They have nte. in here in want of men. The former has lots ter fore-yard.—Wind N.W. DEAL, DECEMBER IS. Came down from the River the Hope, Cu'; Malt- TON, for Charleston ; Britannia, Still dad ; George the Third, WEIR, for J..m.,ica. Ar rtved the litincess Charlotte, extra pack'', and a Mail and passengers from Ostend.—Wind W. RAMSGATE, DECIMBER IS. Arrived the Juno and Formax transports, front Ostend, to take troops on board. Cane in kr shelter several vessels from the Downs; also the It ver, trent London, bound to Antwerp, with loss of anchors and cables, &c. alter havint' been on shale n e ar &Ain ; the Carl 15kiii, from Noriikopping, bound to Mar. seines, has air° .arrived ; sh- has be,n un shore on the 1-nng Sand and Margate S+ ud, wi th out having sus tained much damage. The Lively pAcke, f Ostend, will sail to-night's tide, with p4aSengl:l`;, iq order to reach her port in the day time, which is al ways aimed at by the packets from this place. MARGATE, DECEMBER iS. The Woodbridge East Indiaman is at anchur in our Roads.—The wind blowing fresh at West. HARWICH. DUCEMBER t 5. Arrived the Lark packet, with a Mail from C - ix. haven. The brig Minerva, of Shields, with coals on buAri, sunk M this harbour last night. Oaa of the American rapers contains the following articles: " LsE the Asteu . :,it of Arierizam.) This is to c intion all wholesale tiealers how they purchase rods by the advance of British Agents.— Several false invoices have been really sold to persons in this city, who afterwards obtained the correct in. voices of the gentiin: sterling cost of the rod s , w hi c h ',vas from 5 to 15 i).:1 cent. lower than the fake ot:ts. Let the Publiz, let the United States, and the iionel importer, look v. th -se frauds, whereby the Br: is:; Agent is en.sbled to undersell VI:: latter, and defraud tit.: two former. Perjury is a ciin 1141)4 to se et( punishment by the laws of our (cowry, :tad let tl.ast liritish Agents attend to it : they will be ounislld, unless they become honest." RALEIGH, (N. C.) NOVEMBER & The regular troops, about fifty in number, tha. nave been stationed in this place for some months marched yesterday morning from Augusta, Georgia, under the command of Lieutenant Pendleton. They were ordered, no doubt, in consequence of the bast: DEATH OF VIII DUKIi tiF NORIPOLIC.—We are PI tiemely sorry to announce the death of the Duke o Nouxut.x. His Grace died at his Castle of Arundel in Sussex, at an early hour this morning. Extract of a letter, dated 20th June, from Bengal " Since we began this letter, accounts are received c a destructive inundation in Jepore. There is men indigo produced in that district than in any othe throughout India, and the quantity of the year's prc duce must be considerably affected by lIIIS calamity L'he precarious nature of this cultivation preclude the possibility of any confident anticipation of its re suit ; we can only pretend to guess at it, and the vaguely estimate an equal produce in the present a in the past year." A melancholy accident occurred in the dwellini house of Mr. Jonas, carver and gilder, North His Colchester, about eight o'clock on Thursday eve ing. He was preparing some varnish, when the IL flammable ingredients, which were contained in bottle, became overheated, burst into flames, an burnt his hands in a dreadful nianner ; hut what most deplorable to relate, his site, two children, an the servant girl, who were near by, were in an instal enveloped in the flames, and so di -adtullv burn that they lingered but a few hours, in great ago and died. Five of the gang who murdered Mr. Whitbread gamekeeper, have been taken, and warrants are issue against the other two. Most of them are said to hat been hit by Dynes's gun, he having had the present of mind, alter he was shot, and had exclaimed •! am a dead man," to cock both barrels, and take au before he fired them. How:lnc.—The Hatfield Hounds meet on Monday at Kni worth; au Thursday, at liraroinghain; un Saturday, at Cola Heath, at half past ten. The Hounds of R. S. Lloyd, Esq. meet at Fast Wood, 01 Woolpit, on I tiesday and Friday, at Cotford Bridge, Hadlesgh. Last week Mr. Dtiughty, of SAppertun, and a par' 'Chivas, after coursing for some time, were suddea itiippedits their diversion by the unexpected entran , it the ouer•run puss into the house 01 the ltev. Ws 'Butchers of Raps's', where she was taken alive. MATCH OF 1,100 MILES IN 1,100 HOURS. Limit the libackhesib radestrsan, perseveres 11 his adman task—bets are now in his favour. MATCH OF TWELVE HUNORKD Maidstone, December IS , Twetxrit att.—This morning, t.'s minutes alit two o'clock, TvFritz started, and tlic weather wing wet, prevented him performing more than miles at seven o'clock, whey the tAni ab'''ed. ri ,on and he then, at twelve o'clock, accomplished ••• Miles; at four o'clock, 43 miles ; and 4 mi. mina i iast eight they left oti • with 60 nitles. — letS Jay *lie to lour in their WNW'. o~ ~'