Star. — London, England, 1815-05-19 00:00:00

denied the truth of this doctrina l according, .11, part of the Militia being now embodied ,l Ld th, power of calling out all the rest, with: , new Bill. Thus all the arguments that had' used on the occasion were completely over: He should not oppose the present Bill ; but Id express his opinion, that the 'old hAd been totally ptit.an end to by the different rs of clue last fifteen years, land the spirit of the entirely destroyed. CASTLEREAGH contended, that the hail full discretion to call out the Militia, and xi disband shun till the country Was placed in of porfect security : but it never had been at.- iat the Crown had the power to call them out thew embodied without the existence of std. reasons. Xi FORNEY—GENERAL justified the which . had. lately been given by. the, Law of the Crown on this subject ; and added, :ir',pinion had proceeded to no greater length that the entire.uew state of things rendered it to keep embodied or to call out the whole or in of the Militia. - 'e WAS then given to bring.io the Bill. SONANIATIeII ÜBSSAGIL TIERNEY begged •to ask the Noble Lord, !I' any, and what answer had bean returned to lumunication which the French Govevarnent , tdc to this country, and which vonaofteenrarde itted to the Congress at Vienna ? Did the Lord intend to give any information. to the on that subject on Monday next ? CASTLEREAGH, in a low tone of voice, , that the communication which he intended .e on Monday would embrace the p3iat to the Hon. Gentleman had alluded. SIISCELLAMIRS. .OBERT HEItON moved, that an humble .s be presented to the Prince Regent, praying Royal Highness would order to be laid before louse several papers relative to Governor Ainslie. lotion was agreed to. ;‘) lER WOit l'H moved for a return of the produce of ap Duties on Pamphlets for tho last 10 years.—Ordered. Iribh Malt Duty Bill, and the Irish Assessed Tates Bill, :ad a third time and passed. ' Irish Hired Servants Bill was read a second time, and or , bs committed to-morrow. _muse then went into a Committee on the Resolutions for wowing Dublin Harbour, by charging certain Dude* on the. of Vast*. Atter a long conversation ' in which Mr. 'maenad, Mr. Shaw, Sir Henry Permll, hit. A. Atkins, ' Pole, Deneral •Gacoyne, and Mr. Peel participated, ,esolutions were agreed to, and the Report was ordered to yeti to-morrow. ...port of the Calcutta Limits Bill was brought up, and to be taken into further consideration on I'utlilay &acct. India GeassieMilliil was ordered to be read a thin/ time w. "oreign Slavelrade Bill was read a third time and passed. jalse Weights and Measures Bill was read a second time, ordered to be committed to-morrow. . Local Matta Bin passed through a Committee.—Report Nelion's Estate Bill was read a first time, and ordered to second time to-morrow. —Adjourned. THE EVENING STALL LONDON. -~1. PkIDAY, MAN 19, - ISIS. sr CS MIS DAV AT TWELVE O'COCS hated 5711-4 per Cr. 71171—Navy 1161—Scrip 1 pre. e. i—for account, Sal—lndia Bonds I Is. pr. .xclietpler BLW U. to Ss. prw—Prods. 166. pry. be House of Common's last night, Lord CAS obtained leave to bring in a Bill i) enable to draw out and embody be Militia. (oble Lord prefaced his motion by observing, hoped to have it in command to bring down House on Monday, a Message tram his Rojal teas the PAINCII RIGINT ; and, at the 'sank to lay upon the table the Treaties and financial tments which have been entered into with the The Message is to be taken, into consideration uesday ; and on Wednesday Resolutions will be ted as to the subsidiary pate of the arraßge. A similar communicatitut was made to the of Lords by the Earl of Liv meow.. HCNRY PARNELL proposed a series of Resolu. explanatory of the Roman Catholic Cla;ms, view of having them received, pro forma, and iced, preparatory to the general dikussion of this .ct on.the 30th instant. Objections were made course, on the ground of the Resolutions em log the whole subject at issise, and the Honour laronet consented to withdraw• his motion; the ition, therefore, stands over to be argued in the ~neral debate. French Papers, in addition to those of yester have been received ; nor have we been able, on g over these, tp..find much to •add to OUT .1111.- Wu: have to caution our Readers. not to be in receiving * , as genuine, the DICLARATION, to have been addressed by the Duke of Wet quroN to the French People. It has been given by adontemporary as extracted from a French Paper, one of the Paris Papers which we have received IN it. It may, however, have appeared In one minor Journals. The style of this document nothing of English manner in it. This may, per. , be accounted for from the circumstance of being iposed in English, translate(' into French, and re lated into English ; but, be this as it may, we great doubt of its authenticity. the absence of French Journals we have tostate ination received by other means. A Gentleman left Paris on Monday, informs us that that ca -1 presents, at this moment, a most gloomy ap ante- Most alarming appeals have been made present rulers to she passioniof the lower or-1 , and they seem reedlved to set the engine el . ', itobinism to work as in the early years of the Rev*: 1 . This agrees with the complexion of the e,x• which we yesterday gave from the Missikur— % imemon of the new frcleratioa of the fauxbourg A igailie sad lit. Marceau $ pay their comPli. )dead' to the t soma, and receive in return hie- 1 Males. iIOnAHLITII may hive such a high opinion of - Ida ,oxen ik;vret, sto perriade himself of his lability to direct the &wing laira of this volcano I the sobet citizens, however, are filled with terror. Many of the shops have been shut up; all business is needy at a stand, • and they cannot avoid drawing a parallel between their present state and that of the last• years when crowds of foreigners were spending their money among them. In spite of the increased rigour of the police, the people Often break out in execrations of the tyrant, and cause much uneasiness to the new Government: When BONAI'ARTh rides ,out be is always iurronaded by a military guard;— bet in other respects his establishment is meat and contemptible : his two postilions often exhibit dirty nankeen breeches with top-boots and shabby jackets --Itresenting more the appearance of the remaining appendages of a broken-down trader tired of former cares, than the attendants of a Monarch. The discontents which pervade France are not confined to the traders and farmers : many of the Officers of the army feel themselves disgraced by, their present cacursistances, and pant for deliverance. k will be Seal at our Portsmouth letter that en fewer than 27 of them landed there on Wednesday from two fishing-boata, seeking their way to the ranks of their lawful Sovereign. A Hamburgh Mail arrived this mcrning: the German Papers confirm all the intelligence previ ously received respecting the disasters of MURAT. The Allied Sovereigns to crown his disgrace have concluded a new Treaty with the legitimate Sove reign of Naples, by which they make common cause for his restoration. These papers also inform us that there is an insurrection ae Naples in favour of the old Bourbon dynasty, a circumstance which accounts for MURAT'S' precipitate *treat before the . Austrians much more forcibly than the . nature of any of the de feats which be has sustained. The Duchess Of OLDENBUROiI i the amiable and accomplished sister of the Emperor ALEXANDSR, is about to bestow her hand on the Prince• Royal of WURTIMBUROH : ill the pveliminaries of etiquette being finally settled. The King of DZIMARK seems to enter most cordially into the general league against BOISAPAR.TR. • ii . had I !„ ‘ viCli, t Ley had int 3 1 4 II WI u se Otto"-, ~ ,%ouii. ; :cm hi r ,e,tstlreS (t;ficerS e Lord Clown in i ,,:vr'r to .i !tdte of p • ed Oa 4 1 kap t orient re; The , ;pinion Officers i that their ttan thi legal to 01 Pat Le.rve Mr. T rf:iet!ier t he coro tad mad iranimio -.; ,ble L I: )iise Oi Lord I replied, r nuke which thl Sir RC Addre3s 11. At tis 1 the Hous The mot Mr. BU gie Samp 1 the Iris etre read i Tne MI , ;ired to be - The Hu i:.. , ,,roviug I..anage ol g • Flogger W W. pc ..,, Resolui k received the Rep isttred to Ihe Lodi t o.eiorrow. The Furl 'the Fah ii' orderer .ae Los ...on.urrosv lord NI rad a a ;.../...1 - 1••••••• I It= • Rt. tweed Cons. SI Exact % in the lutu.s.6 ihe Nol: hat he h cote 11 'iighnes .lile, 40 ;r. , .nger ars. :a Tues iabmitte Tants. House o 6ir H :13a, el ;•ith a 1 !tinted, :abject this c bracing tble BA: /lestioc , neral No F Y, ha i , king zt , .. ty it 4 to taro: nte 4 no c !titaio, r:!tlic r 4 no t • #p., b .impol •rantlai ove g to d Oorgst 1 0 10 14 ifitiii pi ilazaill . the i nt a itObin .Clop, %CIS 1 It pro i ) Ay -• . , VIENNA, MAY a. A treaty is concluded between the Courts of Vienna and Palermo, by which King Ferdinand is to be se cured in the possession of his hereditary throne of the Two Sicilies (some earlier accounts Lite stated tha; Ferdinand's eldest son was to be Mg of Naples, aid that it was settled that Naples and Sicily, should , never be united under one Sovereign). His Majesty will also be recognised in bin fame: dignity by all the Allied Powers. and soi.eanly proelessed.. 1 Since tha depastate of M.-Montana . a new attempt has been made by the French Government to open' a negotiation with cht,Allied Powers; but, like she Oat, it has wholly failed. • His Majesty the king of Denmark certainly leaves us on the 15th ; he takes with hid the general esteem. rt is likewise certain that a considerable Danish Auxi liary •corps will shortly join the Allied Armies. .The presence of thilcing has been of great disadvantage in respect of she concerns of . 0 • rk. It is believed here • that Isoltilities will not begin before the Is( of June. Count Saurau, Governor of Milan, has received orders immediately to repair to the Austrian Atiny of Naples, and at the mine time the necessary itist Lions in respect to the measures that are to be adopted on the entrance of the Austrian army into Naples. It is calculated that the present war will cm Au. stria 250,000 Augsburg florins dilly. Germany is divided into districts, for the better providing the Grand Armies with every thing requisite for their maintenance. sr. PETERSDORGH, APRII. Yesterday her Majesty the Empress Mother granted a private audience to Count Winzingerode, the Am. bassador of his Majesty the King of Wurtemburg, in which he formally solicited, in the name of his Majesty, the hand of her Imperial Highness the Grand Duchess Catharine Paulovma, Duchess Dowager of Holstein Oldenburg, for the eldest sou nf his Majesty the King of Wurtemiturg, the Crown 'lC:a.rietkric Waage Marla, - This -saki' was dy settled in Germany in previous . interviews between the illustrious personages interested in it. DRESDEN, MAY S. On the 20th of April Prince Salkowsky was ar• rested at Glopka, in Upper Silesia, by a company of GenscParmes, under the direction of a Counsellor tie Government, and in consequence of .an order from the Prussian Minister of, the Police, on account d every thing supicious of attachment to.Napolcon sal his perfidies. • ' • ' ittAcnnt, APRIL so. This morning.waqithe solemn procession ordered by his Majesty tcrimplote the Divine Blessing for the s uccess of our arms. A five o'clock thert• we.• a sermon and high mass in all the churches; after which the procession proceeded to the Cathedral. The num. tier of persons was so great, that the procession lasted for several hours. HAMBUROH MAY 11. • r Accounts from Milan state , that the most magni.. 'tient preparations are making for the reception of die! fffrcliduke, who is expected on The lieth at Milan. •Ni * the Eaghts and numberless N.'s•which figure in livery corner, opal every piece• of furaitore,linen, porcelain, &c. /cc. are effaced or altered. The nobility of Milan are also farming a noble . gnat() ossluat and otibotteliack, to do the first duty. • • on the day et inauguration. It was teparted at. Milan on the 29th, that by a new sktory, ttnr.it's fetreat to Naples was wholly cut off.; The Confirthation was expected every hew.. iy • NAPLgi. APRIL, 91—(Fatam A Lama.) "the mislottunes that have befallen our army aie httowit here, in Spite of all the precLtions that hove beat ! 'ken. 'the party of the old King begins to show itself anew, and we expect speedy and most important chknges in this country, which has been so long ex posed to 60 ninny troubles. FROM THE DANUCE MAY t. . It has been said that the ArChduchess Maria Louisa is now attended by none but Germans, and th.tt tl,e trench .retinue is dismissed ; this is false ; the latter, near 100 in number, attend lk..r as below. . . Yesterday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council wits held at the Foreign Office, which sat till past four. Yesterday morning the Dotes of CLAarum and a- Liana visited the PIUNCE REGENT at Cailton•lionse. Earl blut.oaitve had an audience of the PRINCE REGINT yeiterday morning at Cailton.House. Yesterday morning the Princess CHARLOTTE too;; an airiown open carriage, atie:ided by the Conn , taliS . tem.issid Colonel. ADDYNEROICIi f in the Szt. Yesterday the hake of YORK, the Duchess of As 'OOtILIUM, the Duke and niches: of NEncAsme, Matrchioness of SALISBURY, &c. visited her Nlissr..l - 1 at the Queen's Palace. In the evening her MAJESTY and the Pruncesses . went to Carlton-House, to dine , with the PRINCE 'twitter, where they were met by the Princess CHARLOTTE of Watats, the Duke of CLARENCE, and a select party. The following distinguished Personages gave grand entertainments yesterday, at their respective resi dences, viz. His Once the Archbishop of CANT ltltlVltr i ,_ at Lambeth Pa lace; Earl of ROSILBLIIRT, Porintan-square; Visetiont SYDN Cr, 1111 Grosvenor-square; ?lab Earl of Rosstivrt, in Portman-tqtsate; Marquis of BATY, in Grossenousqulre ; Mr. TUAC ICY, in Fort bad place ; Lord HSU Nlt L,Grosvenor-square ; -Mr. Gon.tNO; ' Portland-place ; Mr. MAIWZI.t, Connaught•place ; Mr. Cut. Mau TIN In Brook-street ;Earl.Foaraseult, in GrOINCTIOr•SqUpr Viscount Clays, in Berkeley•square • General FLoYD, in MatisT . 11s1d-street ; Earl of HAarvroaa, is 'Hanover-square : Viscount .Buratcute in Stanhope-sweet, May-fair ; Lord Cu scum, l a 'Davies-stre i st i Berkelersq . uare. A most magnificent assemblage .of fashion and. beauty graced the party held on Wednesday evening it the residence of the Right HOnoutalale CJJARLES ARBUTHNOT, in Downing-street, Westminster. The house is capacious, and well itted up ; it was illu urinated with cut-glass lustres, exhibiting great bril liancy. The party exceeded' 500 persons, awing 'whom were-- . The Foreign Minlsters,Duke and Duchess of Newt:aide, Duke sad Duchess of Montrose, Ducheis Dowager of I .eeds and Lady F. Osborne, Marquis and Marchioness of IL h, Countess of Claotinondejey and Lady Charlotte Ciaohnoadeley, Earl aed of Harrowby, Lord and Lady Cairmgco.i, blarquis an Ce rlrchioness of Winchester, Earl and Conner's of Ca4iiiiis, Lord Sydney sod the Mitses *lownshend, Part of Vb'estinore land, Viscountess Castlereagh and Lady S. Stewart, Sic. The Countess of Powys.* ball, iq Berkeley-square, on Wednesday night, was attended A ll a bciit of Ipshisinaltsbn. The house was killistfitly lighted i and the floors chalked with appropriate &vices. Dancing inn meneral at eleven. o'clock, led off by Lady Cues, and a Gentleman, whose name we could net learn. About twenty-five. couples followed. Au elegant collation was arranged in the lower apart ment for about 900 pe rsons : the conipany-sat down about two o'clock. Dancing was resumed .about die hour of three; and at five the party broke up:— All the leading fashionables were present. . We have authority to-state that the Grand Choral Masque of the Vision of FINGAL," preparing at the. Opera, for rite Benefit of the Caledonian Asylum, on the 25th instant, can never be repeated. The Music is lax Wroxett,.and the performance of the Chorusses under the direction of Sir GEORGE 6mmir. The Bal. let by Mr. Srivrans. Upward of two hundred Perfor mers will be employed on this occasion. THE ARTISTe GRNBRAV: BENEVOLENT SoCIETY...— The first anniversary dinner of this institution, which is highly honourable .to the founders, took place on Wednesday, - at the Albion. Tavern, Aldersgate-street. ;The. Chair was taken by the. Duke of Kern., between 4sllool and the Duke of Somas was placed the vene-' ;;arable president of the Royal Academy. The Duke : of KENT supported the Chair with spirit and energy the post convivial; and we have the pleasure of say ing that a subscription of near one thousand •pounds missmade iii the room. AUXILIARY NATIONAL SCHOOL.—Wednesday last, dB examination of the Children of the City . of Lon- National &hoots took place at the School-rooms is Coleman-street -buildings. The Friends of the In stitution afterwards dined together at the City of Lon don Tavern—the Right Honourable the LORD MAYOR in the Chair. Dining the evening upwards of 700 children, educated in the several Schools, were intro- Mimi, and presented a most affecting spectacle to the party assembled. The neatness of their appearance, the propriety of their behaviour, and their happy countenance!, added irresistible force and interest to the eloquent and impressive addresses of the worthy Chief Magistrate of the City, the Bishops of LONDON end HERRYORD, and other distinguished characters, who earnestly recommended the Institution to the no. tice and patronage of every friend to the religious and moral improvement of the poor. We are happy to .add that 4500 were collected. We have received letters from Madrid up to the 3d May, which state that 2,200 men, which lately left Cadiz, under the command of MIZ+REB, for Porto Bello, aye now ordered to the Havtnisah, to accom pany Geoeral .A.eopaea, who has been named Vice roy of Mexico. Our advices through the same chan nel from Vera Cruz. come up to the 12th March. The last accounts from the capital of Mexico, at that time known In Vera Crux, were of the latter end of December. By them it bad been known that the Spanish Authorities had celebrated the Proclamation issued by FERDIN AND, in Valencia, with the ringing of belli, &C. ,as a lure to the people. However, the insurgents- centinae occupying the road from Vera Crud to Mexico, 'and nothing can get by. The con voy of three'millions of dollars was still detained in Xalapa, twenty lekzues from Vera Cruz, where it had been stopped for five months. A small division of troops had left Vera Cruz to open the road, but the insurgents are in 'great numbers, and petrole even within seven leagues from Mexico, where they have lately destrayesi a spanish party of thirty men. THE AA Air. RmasOATt, MAY 18.— Arrived from Brighton to take their passage hence for Ostend to join the cause of the good King Louts, two French Officers of high rank, who state that their King had many partizans at Dieppe, when they embarked for this country, and that the cry of " Vive le Roi" was vociferated there very boldly by the royal party, and with impunity. Upwardi of 100 contract horses have been put on hoard small craft for Ostend, in the course of this this day, but no troops. We have, 11.!weaer, a num ber of transports lying in our harbour. PORTNIkt• UTlf, MAY 18.—Last night arrived ft errs Caen, in Normandy, by way of Honfleur, two Fiend) fishing•boats, having on board twenty seven Ft:ltch Officers ? Amongst whom was General Dit-avwrria. They stopt at the West-India and Quebet. l'avern .or the night, and this morning et if in high sprits for London, (first having procured passpor. s) to be at the disposal of the British Government, in the set vice of their legitimate Sovereign, Louts Xt/ Illth.-- Monday, the Officers of the 2.1 Battalion of Royal Marines (lately retuned Item America) gave an elegant dinner, at the Ger:rge Hotel, to their gallant and respected Colonel, Sir Jamus Massonst, K. C. B. Amon the company pre,ent were.,-Major-Getreral WlLulitsts, Commoriding tile Portimouth Division of Royal Marines ; Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Rtatartm WiLmaras, Ist Battalion R-tyal Marines; and Wajoi STERLING, who commanded the late Anholt lion. During the evening number of loyal and pa. triotic toasts were drank, the utmost hilarity prevailed, and the party did not break up until a late hour. EL LICENCE. HIS DAY. N. 4 1 7,11, INTJ AlLs Anil. DUE I Dublin . . - 1 — 0 Lisbon IWaterford - 3 0 France Guernsey and Jersey 0 • 1 Flanders Hamburgb 1 0 Gottenburgh I Holland . o 1 Malta FALMOUTH, MAY 16. Sailed the following Packets ' with Mails :—Duke of Kent, and Prince E r n es t, for Lisbon; Queensberry, and Freeling, for Corunna ; Princess Charlotte, for Gibraltar and Malta ; Ranger, for New York ; Os borne, for Jamaica ; and Diana, for the Brazils. PLYMOUTH, MAY 17. Came irs the William; schooner, from Bermuda, with several transports. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 18. The whole of the transports at the Motherbank, from Bermuda, &c. are released from quarantine, except the Fanny and the Peggy. Sailed his Ma jesty' ship BERMUDA, with the George, Sir William Heathcote, and Bridges transports with troops on board, for Ostend. Sailed alio the DESIREE, BELLE POULE, and DOTTILELL, for the Downs • and ParcEnz and I)Aocous, for Plymouth.—Wind W. DEAL, MAY 18. Arrived his Majesty's ships AMELIA, SPARTAN, 'LEONIDAS, and CAROLINE, from Portsmouth, with detachments of the 85th Regiment ; also arrived the TARTARus, from Ostend. Sailed the City of Lon don Eist Indianian, for India.—Wind S. AIM. DVIII . 0 - 0 0 0 •• 0 il O 2 O 1 CORK, MAY 13. Sot ewarces.—The Concur& Captain BUST, and the Frichds OssodselltiCaprtt:nl3rystat, - both of tiwiliteea, were lust dp day ite'nnight, in a gale of wind en the north coast of Cornwall, and if isfrared all on beard perished. except one n an and a boy .who lielon6ed to the latter. The bo.iy of Captain Bryant was thrown on shore near P.idStOW the -line day. The Britannia, of Cardigan, Owen master, from I.iveiTool to l'adstow, with sale and cheese, Was kit the same day near Padstow, crew saved.— Satneday, the brig Neptune, of kislisuard, C:ialiths, master, was drivenun shore near GoZireavy, in M. lee* clay. The Crew were fufituntely saved, but the city°, consisting of Coals, will be ainsust efltirely lo•t. It is scarcely credible, though unfoitu nately lb., true, that some of the ruffians who assembled order pretence of protecting the property, actually robbed the Captain, of his avauch,itnd plundered tke untontmare seatuen of what they endeavor: to save at the tisk. of their lens. The Admiralty . have issued an order that no drips• should proceed to Ostend without convoy. The Acorn, KERSLAKE, from Liverpool, is arrived at Rio Janeiro, after being taken and plundered by the Grand Turk privateer, and it is supposed retaken. The Sally, WATSON, from Charleston, arrived at Liverpool, spoke on the Qtst April the Grand Turk American privateer, returning from a cruize she had a large quantity of dry goods on board, and 30,000 dollars, the latter takt n out of an English ship fronfLiverpool to Maranham. On 30th, in lay.' 44. 11. long. 33. 37. spoke the brig Mary, from Li verpool to Newfoundland, out 20 days, all well ; and on 3d inst. spoke the ship I ' heodosia , rom Liverpool to Philadelphia, out eight days. • Tke John Tobin, HOWARD, arrived at Liverpool -from riarbadoes : sailed 15:h ult. in company with the Higginson bound to Liverpool, the Berwick and a three-masted schooner bound to London, under convoy of the Rovea sloop of war (arrived at Ports .month) : parted from the schooner the day after sailing, from the Berwick in lat. 19. 17. N. tong. 61. 23. W. and from the Higginson in lat. 36. long. 54: is thick weather :—on 17th, in lat. 44. long. 35. spoke the ship Isabella, Irons London, out 24 days, all well ; and on 10th, in lat. 49. 30. long. 21.. 10. spoke the brig Hope, from Liverpool, out ten days, all well. On the authority of letters from Cadiz, which ' reached London yesterday, to the date of the 29th ultimo, it is said that the Spanish Government has again relented in favour of our.commerce, and, in defiance of the Charter of the Philippine Company, will in future all - rw the importatisn manufactured cottons. Until we see the edict by which this con cession is made, we shall not give credit to it; but it is a fact, that conditional orders have been sent to this country, under the suppOsition that the restriction has been, or will be withdrawn. The Porter Brewers of Dublin have, in conse quence of the high additional duty laid upon malt. raised the price of porter to tl:c same rate it was at before the last reduction took place. Coax MARKET, MARK-LANli t MAY 19.—There was a little fresh Wheat in this morning Isom Suffolk, but the quality not being fine, it met heavy sale, having but -few, buyers at market. What Barley appeared to-dax sold at Monday's prices, but the arrival was very trifling. Oats are rather lower, having a good .supply of that article. In other Grain there is little or no alteration. • SMITHFIELD MARKET, MAY 19. Beet 4s Sd to Ss I Veal (se od to 7. Od Mutton 51 od to 6. Oil Perk 6s Od to 7$ tad Lamb As to 9. 04. • Boats M.-Sheep and Lambs s,lldo—Calves Iso—Plgs