Star. — London, England, 1818-11-21 00:00:00

. - .r, : PLAQUE AT TaiNGZEIft -;00. 40_ , • P . ' 4 OFFICIAL DOCLMENTS. " Council. Office, Whitehall, October 28. Stu—Ma Lords ot his Majesty's Most lionourabl%poyc Council Ravine had under their consideration a letter fruit lit GeulAttro, transmitting a e9py of a disiatch from General boo, with intelligence of the progress of the plague in Morocco, I am directed to transmit copies of the said pap-rs, to be laid before the Commissiouz rs °this Majesty's Customs r'or t heir information. " G. Iklavaud, Eq. Secretary. " J. BULLER.' " Gibraltar, September 26. "Mr Lour—l beg leave to acquaint your Lordship, that have received letters from 'Angier' up to the 23d inst. and am sorry to infoitn you that the pbstte hai considerably increased that town during the last fortnight " By the enclosed list your Lordship will perceive, that from the 9th to theilst inclusive, the deaths amounted to 134. " The pladue continues to rage In the villages in the vicinity 'of Tangiers, and by accounts from Tetuan, I find that the dis ease. prove* in all the villages in that neighbourhood, particu larly in: those on the mountains of Sesnau, opposite to the town ; indeed, there can be little doubt but that the contagion exists in it, as a muleteer, who arrived at Tangiers from Tetuan on the 23d instant, stated, that twenty-three persons died in the town on the 21st inst. anti two suddenly. " Solite muleteers, who arrived at Tangiers on She 23.1 Met. front Metninez, stated, verbally, that the plague had Woken oat in that town. The Emperor had removed to Fez. " By letters from Fez up to the 6th inst. and front Lambe, 'op to the 90th instant, the public health is stated to be good in Ibises towns; but the disease had broken nut in Homan, five miles from Larache. " At Dada the plague continues to rage. " I do not trouble your Lordship with the details Mr. Simp son !•as lent me, respecting the vessels in all the Barbary Ports; but I sirculate them t 4 the Spanish Generals on the coast, to apprise them of the danger they are exposed to, should any of these vessels attempt to enter any of the Spanish ports or creeks. Our quarantine vessels here are also on their guardaednst them. " Earl Bathurst. (Signed) "G. DOS, General. Daily List of Deaths in Tangiers, from the Bth tothe 21st of September, 1818. Bth September 6 15th September 11 Otis 12 16th Icth —.---. 7 17th d 0 • 41th -----.. 14 18th --- 4 lath 6 19th -- 5 13th 9 20th 23 14th S 21st 13 " The Commissioners of Customs, in pursuance of the abase, sent on the 29th ult.. directions to Ctillectors and rofisptrollers of fhit-yort., to Fay strict attention, and apprise them of any snatterthat may arise fit for the cogLizance of the Beard." Into, are eausabl y spacious airy house the officers also Colonel Spawforth, dated Fai the '2d instant, on the frontiers of the 4th and Korles, give a very good account of the 4ispositior, of the people there, who have resolutely withstood all solicitations and thresets et the Rebel Head-men, and received Lieutenant-Colonel Spawforth with every mark of attention and 'respect. Weare happy to announce the arrival in the roads, this day, of the ship Eclipse, Captain Winter, from Portsmouth, the 4th of February, and the Lie of France the 15th of May. THE EVENING STAR LONDON. g} Tee Ow f TO-31CHIZOW .will publish the most copious Account of her MArtary's DEATH.—To Persons desi rous of sending a Newspaper to their Friends in the Country or Abroad, THE Osszavita is particularly recommended, as it will contain every interesting particular of that lamentable event, together with a Biographical Sketch of her Mantsrv. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2.1, THE FUNDS. ' PRICE OE STOCKS THIS DAT AT TWELVE O . CLONC: 3 per Cent. Reduced 76f 77-4 per Ct. Cnns. 77f1 Cons. for Acc. 71H —for Opg. 780-8 0 per Ct. 86 4 ter Cent. 94-1 9.5-5 per Cent. Navy 108 1081 ' India Bonds 86 87 pre.—Otnnium discount. Exchequer Bills 19 20 pre. .The Paris Papers of Wednesday arrived this mory ing—The Funds continue nearly stationary. The closing price on Tuesday was 70fr. being 10c. lower than that of Monday. It is not_ probable that any great variation will now take place in them for some time to come. The subscription which has been re cently entered into by the principal capitalists of Paris, for the purpose of purchasing, 'if necessary, several millions of renter, must hue a decided in fluence in preventing any thing like a great or sad den decline of the Funds from their present level. It is, in fact, an association r of the wholesale dealers in the article, in order to repurchase of the retailers and buyers so much as they may have unguardedly or imprudently bought beyond their wants and means; so that if the resources of this association are in any degree Adequate to its object, of which we have little doubt, it will be sufficiently able to meet any excess bf Stock which may be thrown on the market from the pecuniary urgencies of individuals, and thus serve to keep up the Stocks at their present price, until a greater abundance of money, or rather a wider dis tribution of the existing abundance, shall, by increas ing the natural demand for Stock, not only super sede the necessity of any artificial prop, but give a new impetus to the market. It is said in private accounts that at another meet ing of Merchants and Bankers which lately took place, consisting we have no doubt of the same indi viduals as the previous association to which we have just alluded, they had agreed to withdraw from the Bank their own acceptances to the amount of thirty millions of francs, by which means the Bank, being to that amount the more in cash, would of course be the more enabled to extend their discounts to those in want of them. This, as our Readers will at once perceive, is only another, though perhaps preferable, method of effecting the same object which the Asso ciation had originally in view. Whether the monied circles are supplied by discounts from the Bank so as to obviate the necessity of selling out stock, or the wholesale speculators in stock are enabled by the Bank to purchase up such excess of stock as may be thrown on the market, the general effect is the same .--with this difference merely, that.the artificial ope ration, for so it is in either point of view, by which the credit of the Funds is maintained, is more mask ed and considerably facilitated. The 17th being the Anniversary of the Birth of the Ki! , :u, his MAJESTY received the felicitations of MoN SIEVE, MADAME, and other members of the Royal Family, as also of the Grand Duke CONSTANTINE. In the afternoon there was a grand family dinner, at which the Grand Duke CONSTANTINE was also pre sent, and at the close of it his Highness took his leave of the KING, intending to set out the same evening for Brussels. Several of the journals announce, that the opening of the Chambers has been postponed from the 90th of November to the Bth of December, but the Jour nal des Debais states, that it does not know thatthere is any foundation for the report. The Duke of WELLINGTON is expected . at Paris about the same time as the Duke of RICHELIEU ; namely, the 25th instant. Intelligence is stated to have been received from Cadiz, that, according to accounts, brought there by a convoy of four vesgels, richly laden, the Royal cause - at Lima was in the best state. The City of Lima possesses, it is alleged, a corps of 8000 men, which, with the reinforcement daily expected from Cadiz, would enable (Isom, it was expected, to resist successfully any attack from the Insurgents. Of the extent of the reliance which they have to place on the expected reinforcement from Cadiz, we may form 'some idea from the accounts which have been received within these few days of the actual defection of one, and the expected defection of more of the transppru forming the Expedition; and we have reason to be... _to place on loyalty the pen . pfoviticet themselves, as they have on the of those who are proceeding to'attack them. _ Government of SWeden has devised a new system of taxation, which seems to embrace every object to which a tar can possibly be affixed: the• post remarkable provisions of the law are these= *" Every male who has conapleted his fifteenth year shall pay IS his eighteenth year inclusive, an annual impost of 32 shillings In bank. When he has accomplished hig,nineteentla year, he, } dhadipay one tie dollar. eery female who has completed her fifteenth year shall pay . MI her eighteenth year inclusive an annual impost of 16 shillings; Ildfliavlng completed her nineteenth year, shall pay 24 shillings I sear. This impost shall continue until their 63d year, when k shall cease, unless they have a net revenue of 50 rig-dollars, erhing from property or industry. " An income Tax is imposed upon every class of society, payable at several rates, according to their rank, and from which htst even the actors, actresses, musicians, singers, and dancers, are exempt. These artists are divided into four classes, of which 'the brat Shall pay 25, and the last 5 per cent ; they are also to pay a fine on their appointments. Additional taxes are imposed upon bachelors and widowers." A Private Letter from Paris, dated Nov. 16, says— " The news from St. Helena, received from London, obscure as it ls, has produced a considerable effect at Paris. The De napartists, many of whom now take the garb of Independiala. 'manifest much uneasiness respecting him. Some think be los escaped ; others believe . him to be dead. It is incanceivabtelever much this man, the scourge of the world, still excites public at-i tention. It is one of the strongest proofs of the eccentricity ands inconsequence of the human mind. Last night it was reported, that it was a certain Lord who had tried to effect the escape of Napoleon. It is certain that when he was at Paris, he boasted hi a house which be was in the habit of frequenting, that he should like to have means enough to carry off the famous cap tive. Whilst one kind of conspiracy, detected at St. Helena, reached us from London, we received from Brussels the news of another plot discovered against the Emperor Alexander. The details are absurd enough, it is true ; but we must attach some belief to it, sines the Judicial Authorities of the Low Countries have already arrested a certain number of persons at Brussels.— It appears that those conspirators, of a new kind, were in Bel gium. to the number of 3or 400. They Were, it is nunoured, to carry off the Emperor Alexander during his journey from Aix-la-Chapelle to Brussels, and make him sign, by main force, the release of Napoleon ! !!" We have received a series of Sydney Gazettes to the 31st of January. Some important articles of their contents have been anticipated by previous arrivals; but we subjoin a few extracts, which are not without their share of interest: " SYDNRY, JANUARY 17.—Arrived last Saturday evening the Ocean, Captain RZMMINGTON, with 180 male prisoners, having lost two upon the ,sassage Augustus Golding and William Tarry. On Tues day arrived the ship Friendship, Captain- ARMET, with ninety.seven female prisoners, having lost four on the passage—Anna Beal, Sarah Blower, Martha Thatcher, and Jane Brown—the last of whOm, from a sudden irritability of temper, threw herself over board, and was drowned. " JANUAny 31.—Yesterday twenty-eight of the female prisorers were landed from the Friendship, sixteen of whom having a lrondy in tin. Co lony, were allowed to join them, and the reniaining twelve went as servants into families: thirteen others, afflicted with scorbutic diseases, were sent to the general Hospital; and fifty-six were transhipped from the Friendship to the Duke of Wellington, to be con , veyed to Hobart-Town—together with twenty-eight officers and mechanics, sent from this Settlement to be employed on the government-works there. a Monday last his Excellency the Governor re viewed the 48th Regiment,,cornmanded by Lieute- 3 nant-Colonel ERSKINR, and expressed himself much pleased with its military appearance. The same day a dinner was given at the Government House to the Civil and Military Officers at head-quarters, in com memoration of the establishment of that Colony, which on that day had attained its thirtieth anniver sary ; and in the evening a ball was given by the Governor's Lady to a numerous party." The following ►s an extract of a letter from Sa vannah, dated the 4th of October, received via Liverpool : " There is the most flattering appearance of Cotton crops, particularly Sea Island ; which, in the opinion of the most ex-, perienced Planters, wilt exceed the last year by more than one_ third. The Upland Cotton will also be abundant, owing to the excess of plaiting this year over the. last. Of the former, there is none as yet in the market; of the latter, some small parcels have appeared in Augusta, for which were obtained 31i cents. We must be guided in our purchases by advice' from your quar ter : the Planters are using every exertion to bring their Cotton early into the market. The crop of Rice will be equal in qua( lity and quantity to the Last season : 17 vessels have arrived." Monday, the Earl of GLASGOW was elected Lord Rector of the University. Sir Gaecon M.Ganuon, with IA Staff, &c. re mained wind-bound yesterday, in the Dawns. There is now, at . Mr. Duvnt's, in More-lane, Ips wich, a white lilac in blossom. So rapid has the progress of vegetation been of late, that Mr. l'ensoto, of Wiggenholt, Sussex,' found it expedient to feed off a field of wheat, which had been sown one day short of a fortnight. Saturday se'nnight, nine woodcocks were killed , by the gamekeeper of his Grace the Duke of BEAU- 1 , FORT, between Blackpill and Riney-bride, near Swansea, a distance of only one mile and a half! Fourteen boys .were last week fined 35..6.1. each, by the Rev. T. D. WHLTAKER, L.L.D. of Blackburn, for playing at foot-ball on the sabbath-day. By recent ai rivals from North America, we are informed that steam-vessels :are making grea, pro gress on the river St. Lawrence. There are sesei al run fietween Quebec and Montreal. The machinery of almost all of them . came . ftom England ; but the' fosteit Vessel on that passage is one called the Tele graph, the machinery of which was.constructed andl nanufattured by Mn:itiiinessANDACClON, <11..02141011. I I M -4 4(1 4 %61. Preparations are making for the Funer a l of MAJ Esirr, but no time is yet fixed for th e Probably that mournful ceremony will take pla ce latter end of next week; but no pryer, eith er respect to the ceremon i al or the time, ha s re issued. Mr. Kum. of the Lord ChenVerlaids and Mr. BA )(TWO, one of the Royal Rai arrived at Kew Palace yesterday eveaiag to ements, thenecessaz y erring The following is the Inscription whi c h v iz i placei on the coffus: BePahl= sorenissisom Princi?itsis ' CHARLOTTE, Diu gram Reel:, Coomortis #ustastissiall et Pot.:r.i..hne Yktr.,-.4 Dn gratia lt Drl: giat ut . : l n uipeni n 6 anov iara ga i ra ns c bure u it T : e z : 7 ;, :i n ni ,k4 s:ia z 4 : , Obiit :vii die Novernbric Anzio DOMINI M.DCC.C.XyIa Altatis sus LX XV. Yesterday the following Notice was iss . .it,i r the Lord Chamberlain's Office, to Messrs. r ial and BANTING, the Royal Undertakers, respeci agt non-exhibition of the late Queen's coin: a Messrs. Fasstes and Barium are hereby Rau dederNi not to make a pawn eddbition of she ObsePer:Zt", l 31a.taszy, nor allow it to been by say per wk le ,„.. (Sign,l) "t , L n ag e PRINCI REGENT ret urne d t o town frog Ca ,an arsday night. Hirt oyal Ili g h ness went Aga ; te yesterday afternoon to X e with his *Smell ke n : the Princess AILOCSTA and Duchess of GLCVLSTIL The inquiries continued yesterday very nameroe s l e I Carlton-house, the Queen's Palace, Vork-house,Gien, tester-house, and Cambridge-house, Kew-gre eL T, answers for all the branches of the Royal Family ye n , " They were as well 25 could be expected: We have been informed, on good authority, tlit Iso extensive were our late lamented Quee e p ,i,, e l and unostentatious charities, that during the mutt year her 11Ltsgsrst actually borrowed for no oche purpose thin to replenish her Almoner's pars', the, sum of five thousand pounds on mortgage! - I • On one occasion a female presented a iietitiss to her MAJESTX: she was a . stranger. The Memorial stated, that she war the widow of an ofKier, left 1 ,4 :: twelve children. The QUEEN directed the strictest inquiries to be nude into the character of the ANL cant; and the result proving satisfactory, her Ms- Jzsry took the whole of the children from ili mo ther, and sent them to school. Some tim e , t ie : , learning that the widow had again become a vile, her MAJE:,TY sent back all the cilliren. It :s reces ,sary to add, this object of royal bounty had rnaniel a person in opulent c ircumst3nces. The example of coliegalfelicity exhibited by their MAJEstias, during a longer uniun than generally falls to the lot of men, has often been cedebratedi tad cannot be praised too highly. It is only to bi.re greqed that such an e.rainple has not pro4tued aiktke dirt that might have been expected. The Will, which has been recently discoverid,swas written in Jane, 1817: thire are man• codicils. SoMe alarm has been excited by the circamstoce of the KING's jewels being missing ; viz. the George, the diamond sword, and the invaluable button anti, loop ; they were deposited in Wind or had not been found when the last search took p!ar.e. It is supposed they have been placed by the himself in some secure place, but the spot 834 not been discovered. The University and City Churches of Oxford arc, hung with black, in consequence of the de:ith of :le: Mains ; and we understand that tins practice w;1; be general throughout the United Kingdom. " HARWICH, NOVEMBER 9.0. " On the arrival here of the melancholy genet of the death of her Majesty the Qtiu, a: which place she first set foot on English ground, the 6th of September, 1761, colours were hoi , ted calf mast high on the different public places, as well as, on board the several vessels then in the harbonr - A mournful signal o'er the main, S,en only when the Waterloo slier At one o'clock minute guns were fired at Landguard Fort, as also on board the Revenue cutters." i* CANTSRBURY, NOVEMBER Pa " The lamented but anticipated event of her MI.- Jaant's decease, reached this City on Welsesda7 moruin, and at four in the afternoon, was announce,' nom Hell Harry-townr of the Cathedral, by the Wl litig of the bell for one hour, and by its help:: ru .g for another hour- a ceremony never oluctred but on the death of the LNG, the Casts, or the ARCH BISILOP." " RAMSGATE, NOVEMTICR I " When the mellincholy tidings of our antirl , :e' Querx . a death reached this port, the colours at Pier, Sir WILLIAM CURTies house, and on'beard licscls in the harbour, were heisted half-mist high, and are still flying in the same mournful state.? The following is the Proclamation which hrs been issued for the Meeting of Parliament un the 14th 01 Januar/ next: PROCLAMATION By his Ron, 17!zhce;i the Plums of Wt,cita, Rcgtnt of R, United Kins.rom of Cheat &lulu and Ireht.d, is the cans and on the tic'..ale .414 Majesty. P. R.—Wiser-As by an Act paesed in the diet ye:.' of his Majesty's reign, entitled " An Act to previa- fix the As'.. n.inistratiun of the Royal Auth Irk'', and. for a , . Oxe of Lie :Majesty'. Royal ressnn, dining the ecitstioursce Majeit:s ~filtsess• aed for the •lls.surialniOn of the Exercise oethe 110141 V for the Fun.erh riar.detamsek. hash h , •*;.-.•'• • ha .. .7 . • ww 1 511 '. - , •. ‘h ' .-- < , ' • ..... ......,-.4,.-taa.a r arars."--.Wis a .., , - . • aear a hhaege h , ". • :•••• . _ • . ~, • ' yetbut fixed fcirt rife.. ttl --t ib 3t Preparation li s E are L ma A k l in t g 41 1‘;': _ ._. , - ''' - 0 h'e di , - • • II . °lines of - ima hahe just is 4 , . - .1q :PLACiIIE AT TaINGIEItt ..•;• to dimirs ls h Zer di R e a Mi ted int ' i ll* . titth dipenaence to place on the loyalty - .of the pen. iewl e . s e ry nd , ef bo weet t no time is 4.' •.r ara , --..a. ,•l• . . pital,aed the alescents are considerably : • - a y • alp..a: ' . . • deur that province themselves, as they have on the al 4 " ' OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS. ' / , a),.% . ide illiarteved ie the spacious airy house latsly.: • - proceeding to'attack them.: MAJ " Council Office, Whitehall . October 28 . .occupied by Eybehlipola; the stick , officers also are Layalty of those who are die' „ h . 4 ern-chi thii Lords or hi. ;Majesty's Most IlOnourable a rrvy all improving. • , The : Government of Sweden has devised a new Paobably that mournful ceremo ny ' '' ' A hill Uhe p a, T Council Jaaving had under their consideration a letter fro* Bin Letters froth Colonel Spawforth, (Wed Parma', of taxation, which seems to embrace every r is es su P 7h t t h o ir th . 17.1.A cer si vmmuulai---'-' r, of the a ti c i le a ti , O 7:h et er h' , el : her , ri :. G. . ; Goulhorn, transmitting a copy. of a disiatch front General Don, the '2d instant, on the frontiers of the 4th and 7th with itittlligenos of the progress of the plague in Morocco, lam object to which a tax can possibly be affixed: the 1 i$ lee . ea directed to transmit copies of the aid pap. rs, to b e laid before Korles, give a very good account of the . 4ispositio most remarkable provisions of the law are these-= : s the Commissim.zrsof.his Maleaty'seUltOMS fOr their information. of the•people there, who have resolutely withstood all' "Every male who has completed his fifteenth year shall pay and Mr. asertno, one of the Royal . h "G. Delavaud, Es q. Stcretary. "J. BULLER."' solicitations and throes et . the Rebel Head-men, and • . • .' Gibraltar, September 26. received Lieutenant-Colonel Spawforth with every till his eighteenth year inclusive, an annual impost of 32 shillings arrived at Kew Palace yesterday • • Oslo - .. "Mr Loan -T beg leave to acquaint your Lordship, that I mark o f attention and respect. - in bank. When he has accomplished hipineteentla year, he the necessary arrangements. e "41 33, ;eta ar e have received letters from 'Angier' up to the 23d inst. and am We are happy to announce the arrival in the roads, shall pay one tie dollar. ' sorry to infant you that the pbstle hai considerably increased . The following is the Inscripti on ...Las • o rs ty is that town during the last fortnight. this day, of the ship Eclipse, Captain Winter, from „ a Every female who has completed her fifteenth year sha ll pay a __ . on _ : --..4 *4 • fr.o , •• By the enclosed list your Lordship will perceive, that teem Portsmouth, the 4th of February, and the Lie of toi her eighteenth year inclusive an annual impost of 16 shillings; Places t h e conin AUI •. t the sth to the /Ist inclusive, the deaths amounted to 134. France the 15th of M May. ah. end having completed her nineteenth year, shall pay 24 shillings Deposit:o= c d, t " The Situ* e continues to rage In the villages in the vicinity h,a year. This impost shall continue until their 63d year, when 'of Tangiers, and by accounts from Tetuin, I find that the d . is- ' ''' . CHARLOTTE, Dai grato Reis * , the &' .• ' .''‘.4 , ,; eitSt prate* In all the villages in that neighbourhood, particu- THE EVENING STAR it shall cease, unless they have a net revenue of 50 rix-dollars, Cements auhaseshee et P0t0..i..! • Ralle tarty in these on the mountains of Sesnau, opposite to the . • • Baotou Te-tii, town ; tweed , there can be little doubt but that the contagion " An income Tax is imposed upon every class of society, •,_ exists in it, as a muleteer, who arrived at Tangiers from Tetuan LONDON. payable at several rates, according to their rank, and from which Del rash Brisanniaruns h e nast rt.( P sis ' . : on the t3cl iestant, stated, that twenty-three persons died in the , • Regis llanovers ac Braits,:d .' the" town on the gist inst. and two suddenly. -•-•-• not even the actors, actresses, musicians, singers, and dancers, s se fot • ' " Some muleteers, who arrived at Tangiers on the 2341 hist. g Tea Om f TC310.11.0W - will publish the most are ex empt. These artists are divided into four classes, of which. et Lunenburgi 1) u i s , 115•9' . from Mequinez, stated, verbally, that the plague had bloke° copious Account of her Martsres DEATH.-To Persons deal- ih e arse 'shall pay 25, and the last 5 per cent ; they are also to Obiit xvii die Novembris, pUN out in that town. Tim Emperor bad removed to Fez. Amu) Dams' M.DCCC.R Via roue of sending a Newspaper to their Friends in the Country pa y a fine on their appointments. Additional taxes are imposed eth " By letters from Fez up to the 6th inst. and from Larache, .iaatis sus LX XV. up to the 20th instant, the public health is stated to be good in or Abroad, THE Ossaavaa is particularly recommended, as it u pon bachelors and widowers." o to these towns; but the disease had broken out in Roman, five will contain every interesting particular of that lamentable event, A Private Letter from Paris, dated Nov. 16, says- Yesterday the following Notice was ishal :„ s e ed in miles from Larache. together with a Biographical Sketch of her Mannerv. the Lord Chamberlain's Office, to li es , - or ti " The news from St. Helena, received from London, obscure " At Dada the plague continues to rage. 's. pita ----- as it •11., has produced a considerable effect at Paris. The Bo- and RANTING, the Royal Undertakers, . ais 1 * " i do not trouble your Lordship with the details Mr. Simp- son&ATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2.1, 1818. resaectineea 1-as lent me, respecting the vessels in all the Barbary Ports; napirtists, many of whom now take the garb of Independents, non•exhibition of the late Queen's coi • - - ' rd n: . - but I eirculate them ri the Spanish Generals on the coast, to THE FUNDS. manifest much uneasiness respecting him. Some think be has a Messrs. r wics and Burma an hehby ith - ' apprise them of the danger they are exposed to, should any of d • others believe him to be dead. It inconceivable how thv g .. d Pfteroftsti i tenl these vessels attempt to enter any of the Spanish ports or creeks. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOZ.K : esealw . . e., not to ntake a pitfalls inthilbition of the °Ana l ., • Our quataatine vessels here are also on their guardsiainst them. 3 per Cent. Reduced 76f 77-4 per Ct. Cons. 7711 much this man. the scourge of the world, still excites public lt••• NI ,aAJEWIY, nor allow it to be seen by say peraeo vitae tree " Earl Bathurst. (Signed) "G. DON, General. tension. It is one of the strongest proofs of the eccentricity and. 111. nual (Signed) i * ~. . Daily List of Deaths in Tanfiers, from the uth to the 21st of Cons. for Acc.7/H-for Opg. 78hf-S a Tier Ct. 86 . urcoosceeence of the human mind. Last night it was reported th ust • . 9th —l2 16th ---- 5 India Bonds 86 87 pre.-Oinniumi discount. Napoleon. It is certain that when he was at Paris, he boasted . , September, 1818. 4 her Cent. 94h 9.5-.5 per Cent. Navy 108 108 h ' th at it was a Certain Lord who had tried to effect the escape of . e PRINCE REGENT returned to town front a t , al ith September 6 15th September 11 on 'Thursday night. Higitoyal Highness wen , oh , , .zi. , ., 3 . • tn:h ------- 7 17th ---.--. 4 0 Exchequer Bills 19 20 pre. to a house which he was in the habit of frequenting, that he yesterday afternoon to Nue with his ;tit e e l -et she: dal • •-Ii th —i 4 18th 4 i ____ . should like to have means enough to carry off the famous cap- the Princess AUGCSTA and Duchess of GL • ' M. lith -- 6 18th -- 5 cts:',...ta vie . . 13th ----4- 9 20th —23 . Th e Paris Papers of Wednesday arrived this mory- ave. Whilst one kind of conspiracy, detected at S:. Helena, i nqu iri es • The continued yesterday very .. 14th -- 5 2lst ---.--- 13 ing—The Funds continue nearly stationary. The reached us from London, we received from Brussels the news nimeracs 4 1,11 Carlton-house, the Queen's Palace, 6'' • • " The Commissioners of Customs, in pursuance of the above, of another plot discovered against the Emperor Alexander. The lark-house , a O ,„ - sent on the 29th tilt.. directions to Cbllectors and rolisptrollers closing price on Tuesday was 70fr. being 10c. lower details are absurd enough, it is true ; but we must attach some tester-house, and Cambridge-house, Key T i; •`l' -green. jl of Out-yort., to gay strict attention, and apprise them of any than that of Monday. It is not_ probable that any belief so it, since the Judicial Authorities of the Low Countries answers for all the branches of the R o yal F 1 matte that may arise fit for the cognizance of the Beard."ami y s at , ~,, great variation will now take place in them for some have already arrested a certain number of persons at Brussels .— " They were as well 25 could be expected: - Pt .• EAST INDIA INTELLIGENCE. time to come. The subscription which has been re- It appears that those conspirators, of a new kind, were in Bel- We have been informed, ongood • the number of 3or 400. They Were, it is rumoure d , authonty, ar, in • . cently entered into by the principal capitalists of g lum ' te - SEIZURE OF TRIMBIJCKJEE DANGLIA, BAJEE to carry off the Emperor Alexander during h is journey from DEEN a pinze ROM"S PRIME "MINISTER. P • for th e ofpurchas ing, •T P ari s, . purpose I . (FROM Tin: BOMBAY COURIER, JULY 1I.) several millions of renter, must hue a decided in- the release of Napoleon!!!" year her hLturra actually borrowed for no .the i4 e, , 1 By accomos f oat Ch an d ore, dated 30th June, we fluence in preventing any thing like a great or sad- _......-- • •• • purpose than to replenish her Almoner's pare, th e at • ale informed that Trimbuckjee Danglia was seized den decline of the Funds from their present level. It We have received a series of Sydney Gazettes to , SLUR of five thousand pounds on mortgage! ' a 1• • by Captain Svranston in the village of Aherigaum, on . . d ealers m the 31st of January. Some important articles of their Is, in fact, an association - of the w h o l esa l e . is the morning of the 29th June. ,We have been fa-On one occasion a female presented a iietitiss h con tents have been anticipated by previous arrivals; a vowed with the pa ri iculars of this event : About noon the article, in order to repurchase of the retailers and her tlascsay : she was a 'stranger. The Meinorisl but we subjoin a few extracts, which are not without 1 of ahe '2Bth, Capt. Briggs, our political agent in Chan- buyers so much as they may have unguardedly or stated, that she war the widow of ft' lel • • n . „ wr... h an o aer • • 1 cleilh , who was then at Mulliaohum received informs- • t , ' tioa that Trimbuckjee was concealed in Aherigaum, imprudently bought beyond their wants and me ans; their share of interest: • " SYDN Y JANUARY 1 7.- A rr i ve d last Saturday twelve children. The QUEEN directed the strictest s that if SO th e . resources of this association are in any 4 ' inquiries to be nude into the character of the appt- and had been there 11 days. Aherigaum is distant 50 evening the Ocean, Captain REhISIINGTON, with 180 miles from Mu ll iagaum 14 from Wun,23 from Chan- have little degree Adequate to its object, of which we male . having lost cant; and the result proving sati s factory, her Ma- prisoners, - dere. 25 from Nassuck, and only 10 from Laussul- doubt, it will be su ffi ciently able to meet any excess - '' JESTY took the whole of the children from the ma • A ugustus G o ldi ng and William Tarry. On Tues. gamrs, at all of which places there were British troops. of Stock which may be thrown on the market from , tier , and seat them to school. Some time , I c te: , I ~ 1• t was, however, considered that Trimbuckjee would the pecuniary urgencies of individuals, and thus serve . day arrived th e ship Friendship Captain- ARMET • " ' learning that the widow had agth become a vire. • be prepared against surprise from any movements to a with ninety.seven female prisoners, having lost four 1 • • to keep up the Stocks at their present price, un til her MAJESTY sent back All the chliren. It :s reres- il be made by our troops in his more immediate v i c e- •on the passage-Anna Beal, Sarah Blower, Martha ,resolved upon to detach greater abundance of money, or rather a wider dis- sary to add, chi& object of royal bounty had niarriei pity, and it was therefore Thatcher, and Jane Brown-the last o. f who m , from Captain Swanston with 800 auxiliary horse, imme- tribution of the existing abundance, shall, by increas- a person in opulent circumstances. . diately from Malliagaum, to surround t h e village a sudden irritability of temper, threw herself over- t ing the natural demand for Stock, not only super-The example f ' alferch xh'bhall• and secure Trinibuckjee, or at least those persons board, and was drowned. sede the ' necessity of any artificial prop, but. give a Maaaseizs, during a longer onion than generally who had afforded hint refuge. The plan completely " JANUARY 31.-Yesterday twenty-eight of • new impetus to the market. falls to the lot of men, has often been celebrateth iad i • succeeded. Captain Swanston immediately marched, the female prisoners were landed from the Friendship, ot be praised too highly. It is onl arrived 'at Chandore at seven in the evening, and It is said in private accounts that at another meet - cann yto bel,te- ; whom basin hestreashie a lready in tin. C. after halting an hour and a half to refresh his horses; ing of Merchants and Bankers which lately took sixteen of B. . gretted that such an e.rainple has not produced ad. moved ciarwis‘el -on Alswei tc ••••••,, whlttli place 'ne place, consisting we have no doubt of the same indi- ion were were allowed to join them, and the reniaming e -. e . . • .11 et t h at might have been expected. reached at thy-light on the 29th of June, having per-twelve went as servants into families: thirteen othets, .., sas th e previous association to which wehave vidual' • • The .., ill, which has been recently discovetid a was I • ' • formed a fatiguing march of 70 miles in 30 hours. afflicted with scorbutic diseases, were sent to the cast alluded , they had a dto withdraw from the • C,aptain.Swanston had moved 'so rapidly on the Nil- J gree written in June, 1817: there are mane codicils. thirt lege; that he was enabled to surround it, force open Bank their own acceptances to the amount of y . general Hospital; and fifty-six were transhipped from Some alarm has been excited by the circumarre '• • the Friendship to the Duke of Wellington, to be con- " the gates, and take possession of the house in which millions of francs, by which meaas the Bank, being , of the Kisc.'s jewels being missing: viz. the George • " Trimbuckjee Danglia was concealed, before he or to that amount the more in cash, would of course be veyed to Hobart-Town-together with twenty-eight • the diamond sword, and the invaluable buttxa anti se, i• any other person in the place was aware of Captain officers and mechanics, sent from this Settlement to the more enabled to extend th • eirdiscounts to those loop ; they were depcsited in Wind.or Ca,tlc, ar., 5 , Swanston's approar_h. Trimbuckjee had time to fly . be employed on the government-works there. ' • to he upper part of the house, and concealed himselfo f them. This , as our Readers will at once in want i " Mon d ay last his Excellency the Governor re- . is some straw ; but he was soon discovered and seizes ( perceive, is only another, though perhaps preferable,lt is supposed they have been placed hv the li.\‘ without resistance. Captain Swanston then carried method of effecting the same object which the Asso- viewed the 48th Regiment a coinmanded by Lieute- I himself ie some secure place, but the spot '234 & Lim, with his two wires and a servant, whom he re- ciation had originally in view. Whether the monied nant-Colonel ERSKINE, and expressed himself much been discovered. quested might be allowed to accompany him, to leased with its m ili tary appearance. The same d ay circles are supplied by discounts from the Bank so P The University and City Churches of Oxford are , Chandore ; from which place he will be sent, under dinner was even at the Government House to the : charge of Captain Tweedy, with two companies of as to obviate the necessity of selling out stock, or the a g hung with black, in consequence of the death of he: Officers an d Military tary at head-quarters, in com- the Ist 4th Bengal Native Infantry, to Poona. wholesale speculators in stock are enabled by the Civ il hlasesry ; and we understand that titis practice v.-;1; • • (FROM THE BOMBAY GAZETTE OF JULY 8.) Bank. to purchase up such excess of stock as may be memotation of the establishment of that Colony, be general throughout the Urtited Kingdom. • The Grandson of the late Rajah Raghojee Bhoosla which on that day had attained its thirtieth anniver- thrown on the market, the general effect is the same was placed on the Musnud on the 25th June, and has sary ; and in the evening a ball was given by the • " HARWICH, NOVEMBER no. ..-with this difference merely, that.the artificial ope- " On the arrival here of the melancholy intell'. assumed the title of Rajah Raghojee Bhoosla. . We are enabled to present our readers with the fol- ration, for so it is in either point of view, by which ) Governor's Lad • to a numerous party." genet of the death of her Majesty the QUEEN. a: ' ' • ' , swine articles of intellieence, received from an an- the credit of the Funds is maintained, is more mask- Tea 4- n....:..,.:. ..~ • 1 1 1 S r 4 71' EAST INDIA INTELLIGENCE. SEIZURE OF TRTIVIBUCKJEE DANOLIA, BAJEE BOWS I'RTME MINISTER. FROM THE BOMBAY COURIER, JULY II.) By accom , :c oat Chandore, dated 30th June, we are informed that Trimbuckjee Danglia was seized by Captain Svranston in the village of Aherigaum, on the morning of the 29th June. ,We have been fa voured with the par:iculars of this event: About noon ofahe '2Bth, Capt. Briggs, our political agent in Chan deilh, who was then at Mulliagaum, received informa tion that Trimbuckjee was concealed in Aherigaum, and had been there 11 days. Aherigaum is distant 50 miles from Mulliagaum, 14 from Wun,23 from Chan &re, 25 from Nassock and only 10 from Laussul aw n, at all of which places there were British troops. it was, however, considered that Trimbuckjee would, be prepared against surprise from any movements to be made by our troops in his more immediate vici nity, and it was therefore ,resolved upon to detach Captain Swanston with 800 auxiliary horse, imme diately from Malliagaum, to surround the, village and secure Trinibuckjee, or at least those persons who had atlorded him refuge. The plan completely succeeded. Captain Swanston immediately marched, !arrived it Chandore at seven in the evening, and, after halting gn hour ana a half to refresh his horses; moved forteubi4 - on Alsor:g....ns la ,:ti place 'he' reached at day-light on the 29th of June, having per formed a fatiguing march of 70 miles in 30 hours. • Captain s Swanston had moved *so rapidly on the vil lage, that he was enabled to surround it, force open the gates, and take possession of the house in which Trimbuckjee Danglia was concealed, before he or any other person in the place was aware of Captain Swanston's approach. Trimbuckjee had time to fly to the upper part of the house, and concealed himself some straw ; but he was soon discovered and seized without resistance. Captain Swanston then carried Lim, with his two wives and a servant, whom he re quested might be allowed to accompany him, to Chandore; from which place he will be sent, under charge of Captain Tweedy, with two companies of the Ist 4th Bengal Native Infantry, to Poona. (FROM THE BOMBAY GAZETTE OF JULY 8.) The Grandson oithe late Rajah Itaghojee Bhoosla was placed on the Musnud on the 25th June, and has assumed the title of Rajah Raghojee Bhoosla. We are enabled to present our readers with the fol lowing articles of intelligence, received from an au thentic source, per his Majesty's ship Conway, which arrived from the Persian Gulf on the 6th instant:— The province.nf Khorasan has thrown otf the al legiance of the King of Persia, who is preparing to advance against it. The accounts of the fall of Deriyah, the Wahabee capital, were premature; their Chieftain, however, Abdullah, is closely besieged by the 'lurks now be e that place. Overtures of a pacific nature hoyp at length been madi by the pirate tribes to the Imaitm of Muscat but without success. He is again on his way, sitcom- , ',allied by his whole fleet, to undertake the blockade of Bahrein. _ _ _ -Eskitoder Khan, a Persian Nobleman the Court 'of the Prince of Fats, attended by an Arab Shaikh of some inflitence, bearing an honorary dress and sWord from his Royal Highness to the Shaikh of Bahrein, lately returned, disgusted with their reception, and wholll• unsuccessful in the objects pf their mission. The Shaikh accepted the dress and its accompani-, 'tient, but declined acknowledging the supremacy of. Persig, by either pitying the most trifling tribute, or `allov,•ing the coin of the island to bear the titles of his Persian Majesty ;, no gift was made in return for the Royal donation, nor were the bearers of it, as is usual, fed, during the period of their residence, at the pub lic expense. • The Prince, enraged at this spirited rejection of his intrusive and ill-timed demandsb breathes vengeance against these islanders, and is endeavouring to bring ab o t'it a request on the part of the Imaurn-of fsluscat to he aided in his hostile views by a Persian force. But the :maim, who has already paid too dearly for their hollow friendship, has hitherto prudently re jected their offers. COLO:4130, JUNE IL Our a - ..oults this week from' Candy do not com municate any intelligence of much consequence; we