Star. — London, England, 1815-01-16 00:00:00

kiNt ettilibiA2l T.Ria STAR. LON DON: NEXt' Mtn • THE LOITER! BEOINS.—THE mum T• DRAWN A PRIZE ABOVE au, WILL Awe° IN AMMON, AND MAY PROVE • Plan OF Mum. MONDAY, JANUARY id, 1818. rater or STOOLS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK: f--4 per Ct. lisfe-41 per Ct. Navy 944 Canada tif occoinnoif I.6otanitua nothing dons. Saab Lone 16 S-Ititho.mliondo SOL pro. Esebeguir Mb as, as. pieta • • •••••11mn.... Since ont last we have received Paris Paws of the dates of Thursday and Friday ; also Brussels and other Continental Papers to the Sith instant. From Vienna we have no new facts respecting Poland and Saxony. We consider it as certain that Ramie tapes the fattier, and Prussia the latter. • It would appear thit King Ja►cutts is in be main tained in his Sovereignty as an Italian Potentate.— ' Austria was pledged, while the general Alliance was foraying► against NAPOr BDW. to support him ; and § indeed, at the time it was understood that Britain had also agreed to acknowledge him. lie has asy mimed in an offieisd letter, that thedarclies of Aire cone are to be unked to his Kingdom. The Pews protests against the elision I bat the time for to thunder with effect has passed away.. never to turn. .~. it is confirmed that the free Republic •of Genoa passes under the dominion of the Xing of SARDINIA With the consent of , England. -Colonel 'who for some tithe has had the command of the Bri. doh troops in that quarter, has published a provisional order to the inhabitants to submit, in the mean time, to the existing laws till the arrange nents for thenew Government me completed. From the accounts that have reached us, the people of Genoa are mush displeased with the arrangement. The French journalists appear to be much surprised that the islarit of Martinique and Cuadaloupe were not *Unrest up to the of sent out from Bout. draus to take possession. the moment the French ships wised thus. It would have bees much move surprising if they bad been delisead up-before mt..' taro points were settlefl with which, the Iftench Gr venoms are well acqsaiated. The fact is simply this t tlutesieluelirds French overnment to this country fairshe alintenance of Frisson is five millions stadium while the claims of toe sba maintenance of English prisonert is only tint usilhous—lseving a balance "in favour of this Govanhseut alarm this balance, Britain rialtos repayment of all the private British property Illegally !cited in France on the breaking out of the revolution. These topics have for some time been under discussion at Paris, but hitherto, we •o..«heliewnnthholo fair word. him bra rlkketier al/ /hat Las beet& stated. ' We have been informed that, on the part of the ' PRI N CE REGENT, it has been most liberally proposed• that the claim of this country to the balance of three millions shall be abandoned, upon a proper guarantee being given that the private claims of the British subjects shall be honourably liquidated. With out committing itself on this point, the French Go vernntent has in the mean time endeavoured to ob tain possession of the ceded colonies :—but we be lieve there is no disposition at present to give them up till the reasonable demand of the Prince Regent in favout of the British subjects shall have been acce ded to: GENOA, DECEMBER se. The following Proclamation has just been pub• lisped here : The Provisional Governnlent appointed by his Excellency Lord Witiiam Bentinct, on the 26th of April last, baring delivered Its surhority luso my hands, I hasten publicly to declare, that it has constantly laboured towards the welfare and happiness of its ki lo* titizeris, Having tereived order from his Royal Highness the Prince Regent of preat Britain to give up she Government of the Ge noese Statis t.) the altborky which shall be appointed by his Majesty theXieg of Sardinia, conformably to the• deeldon of the Congress IA Vienna, In virtue of which the States of Genoa are placed under the dominion of Lie Sordlokh Majesty, l order, that all life inhabitants of the Genuine States shall obey the existing Mtn!, ,istrative, 'and Judicial Authorities, until the "AU of tilt King of Laois is suede known to tare. I do hot doubt that the order and tannOPT.wilach *APO g Odom% of the cid:mauling my radon* among them, `sylp k ilaativaincld under this Chine; and it Is with teal plume tli4 I atmounci a future prosperity Si: u.iiiettry, guaranteed trrall*Priudrges lurabeng preserved b the aot of co:Wan' and* the fiterial gemmunent of a girt Whose onlyilire is u• ensure the happiness of his beloved subjects. J. p. DAUOTIII ma, Conunanda of the BM* Genoa, bee. t 7 , t al 4. Forces in the States of Clem. DEC. 29. —The Proclamation of Colonel DalryMplet the Commandant of the British forces in our country, has produced an effect very different from what. his Excellency expected from the Genoesespeople; We 'saw with pain that nnt Magistrates gave hi their de inisOon as masers of the constitutional Government. The session of our country is still = eventual mat ter, since his Excelleney asserts positively that a defi nitive treaty between all the Powers may occasion a . this session. As to the advantages which the'Cianmandast hat bad the generosity to promise, In which England his been kiad enough to stipulate =;it eif them is a matter of great Galli Vb. • tithe government of his Majesty Lac dr 81110612• b brikt means cheering. * • the liangbactidiently subjects enough, and a eidiaWdy large family / without its being necessary .•ieV I • . 4 /li id q. 1.; 3 ' to ihfritaigetkie4birishieWl States whose hitereiltire etimpletelfok** I ' . ' 1 ' 7 " • ,if .1% I. • • SAMOA, urcamlo44. Oa the 07th two solkitisfrom here for Palermo , . • • ' We are authorised to sublish the follOwlng coma from i dispatch Ittm Lord'eaitleteagh to General .Dalrymple commanding the BAIA troops at datoai ' The warm interest which the Palace Regent ha!! taken, and will combs* to take in the Ware pros perity of the Genoese, has imprwd apse me the pleasing office of watching over their interests front the first moment that the British arms were fortunate enough to deliver them from the oppression of shol enemy. " I regret much, as well as ell the Minknersbigh • that we cannot preserve to the Genoese a independent existence (for all of us heve"r4soo,l) believe that such was their wild)). withoutillool 41 1 hazard of weakening the spasm se,* lee and upoft , taterityi *At twit gas persuaded t u ha ena tb y y the ,e'iseittnk Lir& Tided much more effeetnitlA frttit i Oi4 l 4ll l 94 l . of the C F enoese, and thelprosimity, *CI 014 11 1 1 1e1* . " The generous dispositions ftf•tivel Sing a sar. dinia, whose Most MOMS possible, the Wishes 01,,Itsi,:014001011114.141." the safest Piedie thet‘MifetiOill4:o4elM of a paternal ,and nmat Govirnmatit.. " I make no doebsohatuneler these afallbgantti; the. Genoese people; of all climes, will receive this AlcisiOn as a benefit; and conform themselves with. rgleaszre to dispositions which' Will conciliate their proper interests with those of the rest of Europe." BERLIN, DECEMBER so. Orders have been given to prepare apartments in all the Royal Palaces : it is said, that besides the Emperor Alexander and the sing of Denmark,. the Emperor of Austria will honour us with his presence. HAVRE, JANUARY I. ' Letters from Martinique announce the arrival there of three French vessels Which left this port last Sep tember. On the 15th November the English still kept possession, and refused to give up the island to the French Authorities : the French ships were allow ed to land their cargoes under bond only, and were not suffered to take in a cargo in return. The expe dition which was to take formal 'possession had not arrived out, having been deigned at Madeira by con trary winds. - BRESCIA, DECEMBER Si Betwevn Denman° and Verona, near the place called La Pappa, a courier timing from . Vienna to Venice, was lately stopped by brigands. They took from him all his papers, butt:Rl:is money untouched ! " We are now frieuds,". they said to him, and goo him fifteen ducats. VENICE, DECEMBER at, The lettets from Corfu aPpiehenslao. inhabitants are always in . English troops war whose ) satisfied. We have no activity not a ship' sails—a few arrive Marseilles. MADRID, DECEMBER Our Gazette gives official but they comprehend only •ions to the 4th of June. recent trans---' __.....Guons at Lima sions of the progress of the moving them. Our royal vales (treasury of two-thirds of their nomit_ subsidies expected from the clergy to barren wishes. The monks are too busy in restor ing their own establishments and influence to think of assisting the State. VIENNA, JANUARY 1. Among the Notes which have been within these few days one has appeared from English Cabinet, which refers to an ' the same source, the contents of transpired. All parties seem now a rate the termination of the Congress. which was held fin the 29th ultimo. • mated of all. Several Couriers, ' patches, lave arrived and set aff in week. In the sitting of the 29th iideratiee the uncertain :tats of Germany—i certain Power is said to have given a solemn assurance that it never had any intendant unfavourable to Gernstespo ibt indltsat ern the affairs of Saxony should not pre vent them from settling. the new Constitntirmof Ga many ; ant finally, that Saxony should fermium of this Empire, let her Kaye what Sovereign *May. The Princes of Solms and of Wied preseented • a note on the 27th, in which they protest against the continuation of the political existence of the Media tory Princes. As, in order to facilitate the arrange. ment of the indemnities, lists of their population have been long demanded.from the interested parties, that of the Mediatory Princes amounts to 1,400,000, and the States of the second order amount to 4,500,000.. According to the plan of a certain Court thelatter States ought to form a body which shall represent that part of Germany which is not governed by Kings, and be united to the monarchical States to form the German federation. This Projet is printed, and circulated among the Deputies of Germany, under the title of—"" Germany sac-royal undera Re. presentative Bystem." The Committee for the Affairs of Germany is Oe. IP. • With . l'eittatinf il*. This Mattiblittli.le *paha bf Asia. and Peewit." :WA slab talon pert With it'.. It 3s Mitt that this Prince Will MVO the stinas 4 o 6 ." - ' the Posts in Getisaatr. • irfittatA i iAittAtim The celebrated Sir Sidnely Smith, feline In new And brilliant Ideas, recollecting that the Temple of 'modem *as deprived of its grand lard', resolved to procure another by steins of a grand. ball which be planned with the Troika" hub. This ball took place on the 29th, and the ticket" of admission were -in lariat. They bore On one side the name and striate of Sit Sidney &filth, and on the other the name and qualities of his modest associates. The English Ambassador, on the 29th, gave in a Note, in which he insists, that the article' which are' most eseential to the repose and tranquillity of Eu rope shall be settled by the 1 lth of January, accord iss OD the beset proposed by his Court. The French tikenhusador seat ia a Note to the same effect on the 0 91 b• The Mlitheletirlbance and. England seem to be :a Moist ;46'4E / biting. It it, however, cert.* ;Slit political matters become daily so complicated, '4151210a7 people think All definitive arrangements *thane ofthestnestim‘. These were conferences and lillisdngs every' (lariat week. The great conference shah Demist:lit floe a satisfactory rink Stweralieseprtantnotes,.**rations, and reclaim dons, have been mutually communicated. Prussia justifies herself from certain reproaches which were thrown out against her, and has demanded that her Itijects upon Saxony shall not arrest the affairs of itflennany and the organization of the Empire, but aP this amounts to a mere fattitio priaditi. It appears as if every Power was disposed to allow things to proceed to the last extremity, commencing at first by occupying itself about personal interests and for getting the common cause. The affairs of the Church go on very slowly : spi titsml affairs are quite neglected amid so many. in demnities and divisions of States. It is probable that' Wee general principles will be laid down, and that the Princes F settle the details with the Pope. The Court of Bavaria makes no noise, but puesuel fts 'lnjects with calmness and steadiness: it desires above all things the left beak of the Rhine. The' poor left bank of the Rhine is in a state of sad uncer.. taint; s it is exhausted by troops and contributions, and has sent 15 millions of francs to Vienna towards the expenses of the Congress. . PARIS, JANUARY 11. • I** night his Majesty honoured the Opera with lhritssemence. The piece was Cater ad Polkx. Hit Sajesty. was received - with th e most lively acclama . tioas, which were renewed on his leaving the house. Monsieur hail a Levee in the morning for the Mem, •.; CAA from prosecuted with smut tity. bubt that Russia is resolved to intErain * * Mina ;It right whit* it assumes" to decide on Ilse fate of ism torn?, but its object is still unknown to us. if Alamider will ensure our political independence 4iait *lbw the Grand Duke announces, clad. glee `4140 , are ' the nations of Europe, which we fuld in,everi Pc(le necessary to have recourse to rani he will obtain the nation which will justly; !.; but if he intends , to add his vast Empire, our ruin DICEMREIit fs.• A. letter has jait been published' here, nerkten bY• Setting of Naples to the General commanding crook At)sises.tteovitres. The followingpssAase is . m a rie c p lgt this letter : The 'union the Mir. with the' Kingdom of Naples is no longer a mystery at the' Congress. Austria is positively deterinined that the' last treaty which I have concluded with it, shall be executed in all its points. It leaves tome the care of =ranging these affairs with the Holy Father, who has long since been aware that these prOrinces will not form a part of his dominions." The Court of Rome does not, however, appear to consent, as King Murat announces, to the cession of this ancient pan of its territory. Its rights appear maid and imprescriptable, and it is resolved to main tain theist; it insists, therefore, on the restoration of these countries, and many persons who are well in formed on political subjects, pretend that Murat af fects a certainty which he is far from having, and the military occupation of our provinces is connected wkh motives which it is not his interest to mike known. Mean time the Court of Rome has taken care to send agents here who are charged to explain ti the people their true interest. ' The course of the post between the Marche. and Rime has been broken off: • tisti•iiiii - 14371tharat% teta ':kb?' the N.cmitoti sloop of Ware, sad carried laic) HMix ihe 16th „ . • Trse Mrs, Haiti from belitiehagAl Vti te ' h at mis's', Was lost neat Calais the lit iastAsit t• targo , • Lianialtir is. Arrived Yesterday the TilAIS t li•vit a triiiie the Princess Elizabeth packet, with a mait from Lisbon in 'eleven daYs; and the Navio Linho; from Amelia Island. Sailed this day the That* on a cruiie ; the Sllet.titial on ditto; the Chichester packer. *ith a mail for Gibraltar and Malsa • the. Lady Wellington packet, with a mail for Halifax ; the Walsingham packet, faith a mail for Jamaica ; and the 8 inalwich packet, *ith a snail for the Brazils. Wind PANAY. • PLYMOUTH, JANUARt 14. Airlivid the Emperor Aleitander, Halt?, from Sunderland. Sailed the Aciikm and Rou.A., with a asp Older convoy, for Bonrdeattr. ,, P. 8. Arrived thaPalipstaany froin ralittOutb.-Wind ' • * DEAL, JANUARY-IS. yesterday the East.ladia Heal COnsiaing of the following ships. Inglis, - Essex; David Scat* Charles Grant, Vansittart, and Marchioness Catinden, to Portsmouth. Came 'down front ate River, anti sailed toilay, the Lougee Family, for Bomhay ; 4 the Chapman, for Sierra Leone, for. Portsmouth.— Also taded for Portsmouth the PimEarx frir,ate. - • HARWICH, JANUARY IS. '-od the Henry Frceling packet, with a rr• ii -d; and Generous Fliends) MarctieLL, came, from Leith for Leghorn, in a itl;l= l . 2a MARGATE, JANUARir 15. Arrived at two o'clock this afternoon, the Britannia packet, from Ostend, which place she only left at five this morning. . . Captain and Lietftenant FITZCLARINCE. latent - the 10th Hussars, are now at Portsmouth, to go wit to India in the Cornwallis. Some of our Readers will perhaps feel indiny.nt at the treatment which, according to the subjoined Letter, is now experienced by our countrymen at Rouen. For our' part, we frankly confess we are not sorry at . it. One of our hepefa! Landholders, - at a late County Meeting, called for the purpose of beseeching Parliament go elfin the fivice if bread, by legal enactments, threatened, that if he should fail in his object, he would retire to France with his fa mily. If.he keep.his word, we hope he will select [ Rouen for hit residence ; and that, when arrived, he may, on the very- first night, get every tooth knocktd out of his head. Our farmers complain of the kw price of corn : the price will ever be proportioned to the ( lnanthY at i market, compared with the mouths kit in the country to eat it. • • " ROUEN, JANUARY S. " I wrote you that we intended to remain here for sonic time; 1 but I have &co altered my intention, on account of tha treat. Intent the Erigliek have for these few ' nights experienced, Oft Chrissams Eve *solemn Mail was performed, at twelve o'clock fght, in the Cathedral of Notre Dame, where veery person o Was able to go went, and I among the rest. • Most tertunateirl left my wife at our lodgings; fur, on my way hot* . accompanied toy another Gentleman, we wise fol. levied by a Set of fellows, appareutly about thirty in number, to hark =TOM part of the Rue 4e Bauvohne, where they attack ed us. I thought that we should have been murd, red, as we were separately . surrounded, and • cloielfliald by some. whilst - manercifugy With wicks and imbeciles.— ' called to my companion to uttemit aolf jasesibsokAulasamiwittiOree swatelmnint I Made a desperate effort, and baying disengaged myself, ;wok pursued hie a convelerable . rfistatire, ea Amain/ . tight with my ag...9.uks.— to end, Is, to select a keticiri who ,ho awaits done at semedirk'cyriler him, **eh holseilifely''aitifiais'yvu, eve you are 14 11 Ph - the riply N of in gaudy Eftempts pimclldr, to moment joined by Limit his con were artiLltet X eveti h-tan • • ) returning from the Vega& .ocrei•-housts, vs, a hat belonging to 3rie of the Bang been traced to hint, in coast goeqce niade to the Pollee f cis apprettrusiett, ascertained what recireavwill be given. Euglidusen is obliged 10 bt. escorted y maid. If a change to the conduct _.-...asses doss not take place, not daly us, but edit" family must quit the place." TWAT= —Saturday the serious Opera s Aboymo, Was repeated to a fashionable au. dience, in whir:l/the new performers received an addi tion of public applause. DaMmusim.—ln consequence of the continued indisposition of Mr. RICAN, Mr. RAE was the Romeo of Saturday evening, a part which he had performed in a vary respectable manner several times betthe the 'former actor assumed the charaCter. At. the Quarter Sessions for the town and county of Southampton, on Thursday, the Hon. Mrs. &town, for an emelt on Miss Aulson, -after: four hours examination, was found guilty, and fined 20s. . Last week, at the Quarter Sessions for the county of SOirthampton, Lady HOLLAND A ,Cf Cranbury-house, Winikester, appeared in Court, and exhibited articles Of the plit! against WILLIAM CHASIScHLAYNE, Esq. - olWorA4'ia consequence ut ref-lain threats used by Mina. tolit"ltai Ladyship s and the Court ordered him cis pie a into resiossiaance, himself in at ouo, and stinsiosin 4600 inch, to keep she peace. Monday last Thaws &sowed and iiinearrrisr las 44 Carters, nt Causeway-side, near tdinburgh, were c. tl. victed of a highway robbery, and were seatemed be hanged on the 15th of: February neat. In regard to money concerns, no inc..ans of getting money by wholesale exist at present, ewers the Lot tery ; by which ,more Fortunes have boett gained, than by any other means ; and we may tit tystny one to prove the contrary. Witness, aye wits:els a cau in past, and print tool First drawn, Nrxr W Lys: E sDA y above sittio, entitled also to telo,ooo--itide , .d we may say to £30,000. Nothing more 5/di-depend upon it, Next Wedaetday is the Day. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, JAN. 16: Although we lad a good supply of Wheat trash in the morning and a considerable quantity left over from last week's arrival, there wai a tolerable brisk demand for that of fine quality, at last Monday's prices, but the ordinary desciiprinos continue on. saleable. barley is Es. per quarter cheaper, having a large quan tity at market, but few buyers: Oats are lull Rs. per quarter lower than on this dai week, but go oh' freely at Friday's prices. Peas and Beans are exceedingly heavy sale, at a reduction of fa pet quarter, the supply of each far exceedi ng the demand., surf HVIELID MARKET, JANUARY 16. Beef -Ss od to 6s OC I Veal 7. Od to Ss OS Manse se Oil to 6s ed 1 Pert es eel to Ts od Waste 1500--iiksep. sad Lambs 17000--Csaresisoo-4ip San al ray.companion, but pot several severe bruizes about our ~.~iw. FREMBER entertain of the Diplomatic Body. others of About beat us olanereii giVe us reason to entertain la this lon I catl PC Of ef f lalkaO ike 6 a eish .dar t ns ampsastweliewit - P . • pecionses no mitigatiost .sa the . severity •of SI • blot; AO ihieosoe a state of contest with hopsted dOwn t* o of them, an sae yoke they ayestuch diw i ke" , Z aii • l ekivernmenta t• olyteelss* 17144 closely pun Dales of Wellinitaii es SO give, ossibi lON ebilged top up *Vow icticity in our conaattipliki which the theen • of England's - - Inokl eheaPed , wive now .and thaslatia " I " " E • . • 4 • ' illetbdl retched I • . ceitbrated, thank* tosigadiciatt and aa d . dn . .Tbopratake lam tom tl ECEMB . ER eh. - • ever giveii Ss " M ore a Mule knshals, who cial accounts from Me xico, The Slag has posoiliodooidoDocbsstAli,: -.. jp, you'ire about to pass him do pos liee r events which occurred pre- ta r lint t il l ag nifiC0 0 11111 1" jel : 0 6 0 114.1"4"4 ./ 61 ' . • • • " Tea," when he if Private advices of snore Th e f e m ov i • .1 4111 .9. 67,:nightstitinr wea ma add to our apprehen- • W ; 11 • si a lry • - e l s ar e r s were return:: e insurgents, instead of St- Thi . zatio th grigeh has her I sallet. •It *as the was wade * remains to be assert iry bonds) are at a disc ount aim, and the M. Ming &lath* 7broean flask nom En& pie d yid" ; and. the great tier the banners of dab cousivi. This orgaoisidioo &Otto wasirtsul the clergy are now confined prosecuted with strait activity. Thwd t is no More a dltheihuldir= speared from am* eikitspair amass the nations anterior °Gel filliktabair to • have lost, hei of which have not iiiie s ifit should be =can R mites Co ayc w elect this restoration en. The of the whole nt was Ake 4 " .17 7 , es ler protector ; with incortani 41b. cowry ASA province to hi in the =tree of • 4nrileable. • ' • they took into con- • . ANCONA, Data •_ • A honor hoe init. hams vsni 4° . • '-.l,o&l4l,l4lillieciAtauvrobasiAotik kt4iim • 1. .1 • 1' ~f ~