Star. — London, England, 1818-10-12 00:00:00

the sine qua non *as the expulsion of the Amelia and Galvezton. Accordingly len who had conferred face to face with lose talents, virtues, and education, and mind and manners, were admired and he men of the Cabinet themselves; were lad as buccaneers and freebeoters, the the Government knowing that those lefalse and abontinabk ; and gross con f their own direct and formal declara very same persons. The expulsion of ,% as unhesitatingly assented to in that new converts always display to prove of their conversion; and the terms were loscd, when it appears that the indis on of Don ONIs, in the warmth of his aue a matter of general conversation. stration became alarmed at the step it It was difficult to pursue a course so Ile sentiments of the whole country. It eel too that promises had been made in the Spanish Monarch formerly, which en made good ; that a Treaty had even test and not fulfilled ; and that there were is of dollars plundered from citizens of States, which were to be paid ; and to laced looked to Florida for indemnity. ence of these after thoughts was another, in which, to be brief, the following, )stance, were agreed upon :—Don ONIs his Secretary of Legation to Madrid,' the declaration of FERIZINA ND VII. of nd transfer, by a future Treaty, of the sver Florida to the United States. And states were in the meanwhile to take the :essary for the expulsion of the Patriots "—(To be continued.) Pipers of Thursday and Friday have oar last. The Chamber of Instruction to the Royal Court that there are good charge against General COSITEL, M. Rotauxsz, for being concerned in plots ifety of the State ; but has acquitted At Viscount CIiAPDELAIWE, who have been set at liberty. It now remains with the to determine definitively the fate of the re per Cents. on Thursday, 75f. 90c. 4ail has brought us this morning papers istant. Lord CLANCARTY, our Ambas- Court of the Netherlands, has returned The reigning Empress of RUSSIA ar kfort on the 3d, and was to leave there Darmstadt. The rumour about the re- Order of the Knights of Malta is re ithout any new fact or argument to re - o the adoption of rational mon, though with some new stories of atrocities on the Algerines, which we have reason to ray unfounded. Infamous CACioll iarbary Powers has been, it h right that mild know that a manufactory has, for sufficiently understood, been for some work in a certain quarter to represent as infinitely worse than it is in reality. the system of this manufactory to repre ory of Lord EXMOUTH as attended with '!!! urgh Mail arrived last night, from the ght by which, we have extracted, in a art of our Paper, a very important Spa nn., being the Note presented by M. Don American Government, protesting against al ?matola, and demanding its imme- Mon. The Don does not fail to do effi to the strength of his case ; but in the Which he comes to--the prospect which Is out of a renewal of the negotiation pre ling for an amicable cession of the Florida;, distinct enough manifestation of that spa n dealing, with will be found unfolded ge in a series of extracts on this subject,' are commenced to-day from the Phils ora. It appears, beyond all doubt; that is succeeded by his superior cunning, in ie American Government into a very dions, and ridiculous situation. it Hon, KIXCAIRD MACKENZIE is reed!!l 'ovost of Edinburgh. e Archduke MAXIMILIAN, a brother of t of AUSTRIA, arrived in London, and F his Serene Highness was presented to the nzsir, at Carlton-house ' by Mr. Netnctiv, n Charge d'Affaires. At the same time LEGER, Aid de-Camp to his Serene High nant-General Count HARDEGO, and-I,lm m' WEBER, were also introduced. The England incog. and travels by the name I)VELLARA. His Serene Highness and at the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-street, on moon, from Dover. slid Duke MICHAEL, in his late tour, is disbursed in travelling expenses in Enk eat a sum as £20,000. Some inn-keepers ur. up, charged enormously high. At an er, in Dublin, kept by Mottats, the charge :vas only 150/. at which the Grand Duke 3fied, that he presented the landlord with XL To Sir B. BLOOMFIELD and Sir Wm. his Imperial Highness presented, previ leparture, two gold snuff-boxes, valued at h. Mr. ROBLITS, state-coachman to the zEsr, also received a very elegant snuff sive silver tankards, valuable watches, &C. presented to others of the Royal • it is :Aid, the lowe s t h e lp er in thelr'3 le h°Ulle, has:cosi vcd apreseot of ten guineas., TILE QUEES-; " Kew Palace, October 11, eight o'clock at night. " TMs morning, about nine o'clock, Sir HENRY llALrotto issued the following Bulletin Kew Palace, October 11. The QUEEN was less comfortable•yesterday after noon ; but her MAJESTY has recovered her ease by another good night's rest. (Signed) ' U. itALVORD: " His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK arrived about twelve o'clock, and after having visited her MAJESTY, with whom he remained some time, pro ceeded to Windsor, to vssit the Princess SoPRIA. 66 At two o'clock Sir HENRY HALTORD returned from Windsor, and found her MAJESTY in so com fortable a state, that the constant attendance of two Physicians appeared no longer necessary ; and, after a consultation with the Pnutorssis, Sir FRANCIS MILLMAN left the Palace for his seat at Pinner. " Towards five o'clock, however, her MAJESTY bad some recurrence of cough, with slight fever and restlessness, and she remained so till after midnight, when the symptoms again abated, and she afterwards slept uninterruptedly for several hours. " Sir Fitaxcts MILLMAN resumed his attendance at the Palace, about one o'clock to-day, and shortly after Sir HENRY HALFORD went to town for a few (hours. He returned at six o'clock, and, with General' TAYLOR and Sir FRANCIS MILLMAN, dined at the table of the PRINCESSES. " The PRINCE REGENT arrived at the usual hour in the evening, and passed some time with the PRIN CESSES. His Royal Highness afterwards visited her MAJESTY, and at seven o'clock set out on his return to Carlton House. " Her MAJE6TY was again, in the middle of the day, not so well as she had been in the morning ;1 but at seven o'clock to-night her uneasiness had, in a great measure, subsided; and another good night) was anticipatei. " Both the Physicians and Mr. BaAzwE remain in, attendance. Numbers of the Nobility have made their re- - spectful inquiries at the Palace, both yesterday and to-day. ~ Divine Service was performed in the great drawing-room ; and afterwards the PRINCESSES walked cut in the private gardens, unattended." The following Bulletin was issued this day : " Kew Palace, Ottober 12. " The QuErar has not had a good night ; and her MAJESTY feels a want of that refreshment which she has lately derived from sleep. (Signed) " F. MILLMAN. "M. IiALIORD." THE ARMY. Thursday a detachment of the 95th Regiment, un-. des the command of Lieutenant &tow, marched into Carlisle from Liverpool, to remain till further - orders:' Preparations are making in the stores of the StOre keeper-General of the army, at Portsmouth, to receive the camp equipage and other articles that will be brought to England by our Army of Occupation.— Such of the regiments as are quartered to the west ward of Cambray, it is expected will be embarked at Havre de Grace, and land at Portsmouth. Among the many reductions intended to be made in the Ordnance establishments in Ireland, at Bailin. collig the extensive buildings lately occupied as Pow der-mills are to be taken down and the materials sold, the whole of the Officers of the Civil establishment are to be reduced, and the Military much below the present number stationed at that place. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. In the Comedy of A New Way to Pay Old Debts, on Saturday, KEAN acted the part of Sir Giles Over reach, in his best style, and with great applause. The hypocrisy and unblushing baseness which belong to the aspiring father, he pourtrayed with great fide lity; and the tempest of fury by which Sir Giles is finally agitated, when the results of his scheming are developed in the disappointment of his ambition and the annihilation of his hopes (though some of his pauses might have been abridged or emitted with advantage), was ably pictured, and merited the ap proving shouts which were his reward. STANLEY took the character of Wellborn. Occasionally his manner of speaking was too precise and affected, but upon the whole he sustained it with appropriate ani mation, and the effort gave- universal satisfaction. Mumma-es Marrall was the source of hearty laugh ter, and OXBERRY depicted with much whim the hungry agonies of Justice Greedy. The Farce of the Weathercock brought forward a new performer in Trierans Fickle. This Gentleman, we understand, comes from the Cobourg Theatre, where lie had ac quired considerable celebrity. Ile proved himself possessed of sufficient vivacity to give effect to all the extravagancies it was his duty to represent ; and al-' though we may have witnessed a greater display of versatility in the part, we never saw the transition from the Quaker to the Beau more adroitly managed, and this occurring as it did at the close of the Piece, was decisive of success, and united the whole house in a tumult of approbation. HUNTING. Mr. Meynell's Fox Hounds met on Saturday at Sudbury I Coppice, and this day at Hoareross; on Thursday they meet at Teddesley, and on Saturday at Wichnor. The Hambledon Hounds met this day at Horodean; and will meet on Wednesday, at Westnteon; Friday, at Twyford Park. Eeervratrausit.—Caridece chafiesege—On Friday the 2d instant the horse Iroluide, the property of Miss Hamster Szicuaw, of Wood Enderby, Horncastle, ran far the Cup at Homeastle, the first race day. He bad preyed himself by twice going over the Course, a distance of one mile and a half, in two minutes, and was t he favourite horse, althougb he lost the Cup Miss Beecham has since publicly offered to run the said horse over Lincoln course. the third day November next, (to be ridden by herself,) agaiosi any other three-year-old horse, to lie rid by any•Lincolnshire Lady (being proved to be her own horse. and proposed by a gentleman in the neighbourhood of liorscastle), for One Hundred Guineas VAYAL INITLLIGENCt. FALMOUTH, OCTOBER U. Wind from N. to W:N.W.—Arrived yesterday the American ship Parnasso, JoNta, from Richmoud, and is put under quarantine, hav9g the typhus fever on board. Arrived to-day the Cllsiock, Lewis,from Swansea, with loss of main ma s t, h av i ng been run foul of off the Manacles last night by a ship, suppos ed to be the Coromandel, storeship from Portsmouth for Rio Janeiro. PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER to. Wind W.—Yesterday came in the Princess Royal, Aaxt.tv, from London to Sierra Leone, leaky. Sail ed, the Sappho, HALL, from India for London ; and Minerva transport, JENNINGS, for Chatham. The vesserthat upset off the Edystone 23d ult. is suppos ed to have been the Triumph, of Mevagissy, DUNN master, from Falmouth, with corn, bound to the Eastward, part of her stores having been picked up at sea. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER Wind S.W. blows strong.—Yesterday arrived the Providence, from London for the Cape and Madras; and the Hope, Rams, from London for Bilboa, with loss of main top mast. Sailed the John transport for Chatham. To-day arrived the Neptunus, from Nor way, out three weeks; Lord Suffield, BROWN, from London for Calcutta ; and some outward-bound vessels, coasters and colliers. COWES, OCTOBER io. Arrived the Penara . ba, CLARK, from Cuba, with sifter and cotton; the Rover, BROWN, from Rio Ja tteiro, with coffee and hides ; the Catherine, Minim', from Havanna]) with sugars; the Boston, FINLEY, for Maryland; itoxana, SKow, from Virginia; and Edward Bardon, PSVERKIJX, from New (Means, with tobacco, all for orders : some of which have since sailed for their destinations. The superior conve niency of the port of Cowes as a place for merchant ships to halt at, in passing up or down Channel, either for orders, provisions, shelter, or repairs, is proved by the frequency of foreign arrivals. The roadstead is of the most tenable ground, and within 500 yards of the town ; and there is now a dry dock ,at the port, lately constructed at great expense, capa ble of receiving ships of fourteen feet draught of water. Some American ship-owners have lately taken I advantage of the dock for the caulking and copper. ing of their ships when going on East-India or other long voyages, as has been particularly instanced in the Malabar, ORME Master, bound to Canton, and ,the General Hamilton, Fextows Master, for New York. An establishment of such convenience and capacity, there being no other so eligibly situated for repairs in the British Channel, cannot fail to be eagerly resorted to by the ship-owners of Holland and Eastern States, as well as those of America, for the purposes of careenage and refit. The first week in the next month there will be launched from this dock a fine large West-India ship of 360 tons burden, built by the proprietor, Mr. WHITE, for Thomas Km, Esq, one of the elder brethren of the Trinity House; and at the same time a brig of 250 tons, for another respectable London house, both composed of the first-rate materials, and of such construction as to reflect high credit on he builder. DEAL, OCTOBER 11. Wind S.W.—Yesterday arrived and sailed for the .River the Prince Regent, CLIFFORD, from Bengal ; Orwell, MUDALL, from St. Vincent's; Neptune, Cow l/SAW, from Jamaica, in 10 weeks ; Princess Mary, from Havre ; Amity, Dt'NN, from Petersburgh for Bristol ; and Christiana, —, from Christiana for Portsmouth. To-day came down from the River, I and remain wind-bound,, the Protector, PSSON, for Norfolk ; and Vittoria, COULSON, for Leghorn. DOVER, OCTOBER lb. Sailed this day the Lord Duncan packet, Captain HAMILTON; Favourite, Captain POWER; and Ant, Captain BARNIrrr, for Calais with Passengers. Ar rived this afternoon the king George packet, Captain Kuio, and a French packet, from Calais, with pas sengers. Sailed this evening the Lord Duncan pac ket, Captain PASCOE, with a Mail and passengers, for Ostend. OCTOBER 11.—Arrived this morning the Princess Charlotte packet, Captain Ilm.LaNtis, from Ostend, with a Mail and passengers. Sailed this morning the Sybil, Captain MIDDLETON, for Calais with passen gers. Arrived this afternoon the Lark, Captain MolcE, from Calais, with passengers. LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER 9. The Sally, WATSON, from hence for Charleston, was spoke 16th Sept. in lat. 31. long. 63.—she had experienced a severe gale the 29th August, which lasted 16 hours, but had received no damage. Ar rived the Fame. ORNAUD, from Berbice—sailed 27th August; on the 28th Sept. in lat. 44. 51. long. 29. 19. fell in with the American brig William, Nour.sx, of and from Philadelphia for Dublin, full of water; took out die crew, six in number, and three passen gers. The Charlotte, FEARON, from hence for Newry, with coals and timber, is lost off the Ormhead— crew saved. CUSTOM-HOUSE„ LONDON, OCTOBER 10. Sutra rszzarn iswsans.—The Joy, Wilson, from Liebau ; In dustry, 11Iitchell ; Isabella, Swan; Kate, Ross; Janet, Scotland; Peggy, Scotland; Trusty, Miller; Margaretta, Weiyhill; Ro sin; Bell, and Harmony, Hodge, from Riga Elizabeth, Cassie. Ocean, Drummond, Buncombe, Hei g h, al.:deems, Davit, from Jamaica; Pacific, Lunn, from Demerara; Sprightly, Baker, from Rotterdam; Margaretta, Hogg, Joseph and Aim, Libs,y, William and Mary, liewelwood, and Adams, Ilandkits, from Memel; Lady Frances, Howard, and Fox, Fox, from Ostend Suffolk, Sleighthollen, from Quebec; Golden Grove, Stubbs from Hamburgh, and Union, Hedges, from Jersey. Ocrwaans—Princess of Wales, Stewart, for Calais; London, Duncan, for Tobago ; Badajoz, Rugless, for Hamburgb ; Dia mond, Poad, fur Amsterdam; Wilsons, Wilson, and Neptueis, Geyt, for Antwerp ; Venus, hompson, for flarnburgh ; Friend ship, Watson, for Bremen; Sheduttur, Fletcher, fur Havannab; and Sarah, Heythaysen, for St. Mary's and St. Leon. The SATELLITE, 18 suns, Captain JAMES MURRAY, recently from the Mediterranean, left Malta the sth, and Gibraltar the 20th ult. The ALBIoN, Sir C. PEN.. ROSE, was lying at Malta. The MYRMIDON will re turn home immediately. The other ships on the station will wait until they are relieved. The SATELLITE came into Portsmouth harbour on Saturday morning. NORTHERN Expauirzox.—The Raith, Capt. DUN CAN, with 11 fi , h, and the Larkins, Captain dlriu- HEAD, with 10 fish, arrived in Leith Roads, lam Davis's Straits, on the 7th inst. They left the coun try in about lat. 76. the 42d August. From the fa vourable state of the weather at that time, it is sup posed the Discovery 'ships would have the.opportuuity ,to proceed North. MitelcilESTEß, OCTOBER 10. PRIVATE LETTER. We have been quite tranquil here, in every respect, far the two last days, arid theft has not been even a single rumour of any commotion in this plate or the vicinity ; and were it not for the great body of troops that we constantly see in all quarters of the town, we should conceive that we were approximating to a state of perfect tranquillity. This, however, there is evident reason to feat, is not the ease; and it is the general opinion bf the best informed persons, that the present calm is only temporary, As all the causes of discontent exist in undiminished force, and are likely to be increased by the privations which the approach of winter usually brings on the poor and labouring classes, whose scanty waged will not allow them to make the least provision for seasons of severity or scarcity. Hitherto, the men who have been refused admission into the factories, and those who still held out among the Weavers, have been supported in a tolerable degree of comfort, by the liberal contribu tions of their fellow-mechanics in work, and the col,- lections that have been made in all parts of the king dom. These funds, however, cannot hold out mach longer, and when they are exhausted, there is too much reason to fear that the spirit of discontent which now prevails, will change into the demon of mischief. It is an unpleasant fact, that the number of pros titutes in our streets has increased in ars alarming ratio, since the turn-out of the Cotton-spinners and Weavers.—lt is asserted that nearly three hundred have been added to this unfortunate class of females, in this town alone! By a letter from Preston, received last night, by a respectable mercantile house in this town, we re gret to learn, that the slackness of the muslin trade has caused the most universal gloom among all ranks in that neighbourhood, where it for ,so important a branch of trade; and it is quite .tain, that un less affairs very shortly take a more avourable turn, 1 the Manufacturers will be under the netessity of dis charging a great number of their hands. The evil consequences likely to result from such a measure, in the present perturbed state of that place and vicinity, cannot be contemplated without apprehension and regret. Letters were yesterday received here by two re spectable houses from America, via Liverpool : these, I also regret to say, are of a gloomy nature, as it re gards British manufactures. The markets there are completely glutted ; and sales could with difficulty be effected, at a considerable declension in price. The markets too, both here and at Liverpool, are extremely flat, except in articles of first necessity. MURDER IN THE FLEET PRISON. On Saturday afternoon, at five_o'clock, this prison was the scene of a most atrocious and deliberate act of murder. James Lee-wood, a tailor, imprisoned for debt, had found n the skittle-ground a letter which had been dropped by another prisoner of the name of John Daly, an Irishman, which contained some very unpleasant disclosures respecting that per .son: he handed the letter to Lewis, the keeper of the chandler's shop, in order to be given to the owner. Daly, "feeling incensed at Leerwood for not deliver ing the lettet into his own hands, went to the shop board where he was working, seized a sleeve-board, and struck Leerwood a blow on the temple which felled him to the ground, and continued beating him in the most furious manner, till interrupted by the other prisoners. The unfortunate victim of his rage was taken up in a most pitiable condition, and immedi ately carried to the Hospital, where, notwithstanding every surgical aid, he expired this morning at eight o'clock. Daly is in close confinement in the strong room, and an Inquest will be held on the body to morrow. Leerwood has left seven children, and only three weeks ago buried his wife. lie bore the cha racter of a very honest, quiet, and industrious man. Saturday morning, as Mr. BONVLIS, of Spalding, and his nephew, were taking the diversion of shoot ing, near Crowland, the dogs sprung a covey of par. tridges, which flew into an adjoining field. The nephew, in his eagerness to follow them, jumped over a hedge. The uncle, Mr. B. following very quick, unfortunately his piece went off, and lodged the con tents in the body of the youth, who is only 16 years of age. Surgical assistance was immediately ob tained, but he died in a few hours afterwards. Monday last, Captain FITZGERALD, eldest son of Lord Bomar FITZGERALD, and cousin to the Duke of LEINSTLR, returning to Terling-place, in Essex, the seat of J. H. STRUT?, Esq. Member for Mahlon, from shooting with Mr. TYRRELL and Mr. Jona STRUTT, fired at a duck, which fell in a pond. At tempts having been made in vain to get the fowl, Captain FITZGERALD, being a good swimmer, went ' into the pond after it, when unfortunately he became entangled in the weeds, and sunk. His servant, in stantly jumped into the water, and in the vain, at teMpt to save his master, had nearly lost his own lift. The water of the pond was, drawn off as quickly as possible, when the bbdy was discovered so entangled by the hands and feet, as td render it impossible that he could have extticated himself. This gallant vosmg Officer was nephew to Lady CHARLOTTE STRUT?, whose affliction on this lamentable occasion may be easily coficei-ed. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, OCTOBER la. Having had a large supply of Wheat from the Suffolk coast on Friday, and a considerable quantity this morning from Essex and Kent, together with se veral cargoes from the Baltic ports, the trade was efteedingly heavy at a decline of 44• per quarter frdrn the prices of this day week, and at that reduction very little could be got off. In addition to a lame arrival of Barley on Friday from Suffolk, we hada considerable supply to-day from Norfolk, which has caused a decline of 21. per quarter from Friday's prices; but the best samples sold on the same terms as on last Monday. Beans are 2s. dearer. White Peas are ss. lower. Oats sold freely at last Monday's prices. SMITHFIELD MARKET, OCTOBER it. &el .4s Od to 5. id Vt:.: 4l 04 to 66 64 MI Mutton ....4s od to 6s ed Pork Deans 060—Calves 150--Sheep and If.arr.bs 16,540—Pigs 960 HAT AND STRAW PIM I.OID. _ _ Ilny Ot to /E 9 Ss SIC 00 C 14111...... 0 OS to 9 lOs I RGINtil •.• 04 CO. to Os .• 1 • 1 1 , , ~, 7, ~,, . st 1 . ; r. , ~ , i I I I . , ' i ! l io I k ' i ‘ . .. i 4 s ii t - ; 1 0, F i' P r i i 0 , ! I 11 V l i . 1 1 1 . • ' i li, 4 4 1 , if ~ 41 ` . , q II i ! . I , I S. ; i 1 1 t i . i 1 i _ c.' +I 0 t 1 • / • . i , t 4 4 i 1 ' - ) 1 I ,I i 1 `ti it i . 1 4 A A