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GENTLEMAN MISSING. GENTLEMAN, about Twenty-seven Years of Age, in dejected spirits, absented hirtiself from his Home this morning. lie had on a suit of black, with a brown great t 17t, lined with silk, crape on his hat, and gray gloves. Ile is Abant Ave feet nine inches high, thin, without whiskers,inclintki t- a florid complexion, rather a long nose, large grey eyes, and hi-own hair. Whouver should meet with the said Gentleman, will be pleased t take care of him, give immediate notice, by express, to Mr. . Waxxssi..tw, Solicitor, Rugby, Warwickshire, and they will be most handsomely rewarded, and all expenses instantly paid. Fri. 13, 1820. FLANDERS MAIL. FRANXFORT, FEBRUARY 4. The execution of the system of fortification, which , n 1 been determined upon for the safety of the western :;.onticr of the Germanic Confederation, appears to ire encountered new difficulties in the refusal of, ssrs. Rarrnscrimn to open a Loan for the sums L aired for the erection of fortresses. It is even . t • -cd that these celebrated bankers have declined rt, • .the propos4that they should take on themselves the lbarge of the deposit and manan , ement of the fifty : illi. Its arising from the Erencb contributions, and ich are allotted for this purpose. It is not impos- A!.le that the Resolutions of „the Congress of Vienna it'Lltille to the political rights of the Jews at Frank , tort may have had some influence in this refusal. PETERSVURGII, JANUARY 19. F.sr some time past troops of wolves (probably im • pel ed by hunger) chew themselves in the less fre q,, led puns of this city. One of these animals some a;,;o attacked a shop where provisions were I, situated in the Struckhoff-street, and was taken. r eacants of the Government of Novogorod relate, -:.at troops of waives traverse the villages of that onntry in the day time, and attack persons whom .hvy meet alone, or in small numbers. In the corn .or i nc of Pomeranje, near Moscow, an individual had Lcn devoured by these animals; and in another cfnnmune three of the inhabitants had the same fate. THE EVENING STAR . LON DON. Dr. Tarstan's Second Letter will, if possible, appear in the Stan to-MOTTOR. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 180. THE'FUNDS. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE 0 CLOCK : 3 per Cent. Iteduced 69 1 / 4 69 3 per Cent. Consols 68 1 k 1 / 4 :Y 8 4 Tier Cent. 87 1 / 2 % 5 per Cent. Navy 103 10278 Bank Long Amnuities 18 1 / 4 3.16 India Bonds 13s. 14s. pr. Exchequer Bills (2d.) 3s. 2s. pr. Consols for Acct. 68 1 / 2 s/s. Our Readers will see that by the new order for the Church Service, the name of the KING and QUEEN are omitted. The meaning of this is, that on the demise of her late MAJESTY, the prayer for the QUEEN was left out, leaving that for " the KING'S most excellent MAJESTY" in the ritual—so that yes terday the KING was prayed for, and not the QUEEN. We need hardly add, that the subject, to which the foregoing has reference, now occupies the public mind in a very great degree : ncr need we mention every rumour that has been in circulation connected with this subject. Some of them deserve, however, some notice. One Paper states, that " certain Lady (meaning the QUEEN) has been ordered to return to this country," and the persons have been confidently named who have been employed on this mission. It has also been stated, that a frigate has actually been dispatched for the voyage of her MA. JESTY home. These we consider as inacLurate gropings at the truth of circumstances, necessarily enveloped, for the present, in much mystery. The following report we consider as entitled to more attention : it states, that intimation and an offer have been made to the QUEEN, that she may chuse a residence where ever she pleases abroad, IA ith the style of QUEEN, £50,000 per annum, and a frigate to attend her com mands—on condition that she remains abroad, and seeks no further istAblishment ; or a regular public renewal of the delicate inyedigation, embracing trans actions abroad, if she returns to this country. The reconciliation of the KING and the Duke of SlilLX was attended liy a singular circumstance. It is said, that when his Royal Highness inquired for his I,I,TESTY, an mower was returned by a Right Honourable favourite of the Household on a slip of -paper, written in pencil, to the effect that the KING was well. The complaint of tkis indignity, it is said, occasioned the interview, and led to the hippy result above alluded to. The Paris Papers of Thursday last arrived yester day—Therms, on Wednesday, received the Duke of RIMIEuxu, at a private audience, during which his (irate transacted business with his Mit.yesrv.— The Council, which was to have sat on Wednesday, was postponed till next day. . The Gazette de once states, that the PRINCESS of \V ALES , who, under the name of the Countess of Astlmit OLD:, had made a long stay in Marseilles,. had embarked at Toulon for Leghorn. During her slay in Marseilles, sire preserved the most rigorous incogni!o. She returns, it is added, to her estate of Pesaro, in the Roman States. E' 1; _ _ The Chamber of Peers had a Sitting on Wednes tddy, in which a Report was presented from a Com mittee appointed to it:quire into the claims of the Marqt.ia de VENCE, to an hereditary Peerage. The .Ileport declared the claims of the Marquis to be •Ig: he will consequently be admitted to take his seat in the Chamber. The Marquis de HERBOUVILLE delivered a Funeral Oration, in memory of the late Duke de CRILLON, which was ordered by the Cham ber to be printed. Six Petitions, praying that no alteration may be made in the Charter on the Elm , tion Law, and one praying for a Reform in that Law, were got rid of by the Order of the Day. The Journal des Debats of Thursday says : "It was certain yesterday morning that the new project of law (respecting the Elections) would be submitted to the KING, and presented to the Chamber of Depu ties on Saturday." French 5 per cents. Thursday., 74 fr.• A Mail arrived last night from Flanders, with Brussels Papers to the 12th instant, extracts from which will be found in a pre:eding part. They state, that the Prussian Government has given orders to some of its agents at the German Courts, to require the arrest of several persons suspected of being con cerned in the revolutionary associations. The House of ROTHSCHtLn, at Frankfort, had declined advancing a loan for erecting fortresses for the security of the Western frontier of the Germanic dominions, on the security of the 50,000,000 f. arising from the contri butions from France. The Germanic Diet had ap plied to the French Goverdment to suppress the Journal published at Strasburgh, under the title of The Alsace Patriot.—ln several parts of Russia men had been devoured by wolves, and these ferocious animals had even appeared in the outskirts of the Capital. A Mail arrived this morning from Holland, with Papers to the 12th instant. The following are extracts : BRUSSELS, FEBRUARY 6. Accounts horn the French frontiers say, that or ders continue to be sent from the Government to the Generals, Colonels, and Lieutenant , Colonels, com manding the several French corps, to take care that the soldiers are not encouraged to take part in the present political differences ; and, in particular, that they are prevented from reading certain publications, the tendency of which is to induce the army to mingle in these differences. The chief Officers are made responsible on this point. There are reports which say, that some Swiss Regiments, the Regi ment of Prince Hohenloe, and even some French Regiments, have received orders to march to the Spanish frontiers, but this is considered as improbable. Tuesday, four companies of the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion marched from Edinburgh Castle for Ayr. The Grenadier Guards left Portsmouth on Wed nesday and Thursday, for London. They are to be replaced by the Coldstream Guards. At present the duties of the garrison ate performed by the Veterans and Royal Marines. Tw•o troops' of the 10th Hussars marched from Piershill barracks, Edinburgh, on Saturday seennight, for the West country. • NAVAL, lATELLIGRNCE. FAtmouve, FEL 11.—WindS.S.W.--Arrived the Ruby, Do-, annex, from St. John's; Neptune, Ilwartica, from London for the Cape of Good Hope; Three Brothers, SrAutx, from Lon don fur Lisbon ; and London, M`lizszia,from London for Ba hia. Sailed the Duke of Marlborough packet, with a Mail for Lisbon; his Majesty's ship SPARTAN. UV a cruize ; Economy, WAnooN, for Pentatnbuco; United Ftiends, .Uat.u, for Ha vannah ; liannomy, Caesswria, for Trieste; Maria , BIBBINS, for Charente; Liberty, ALearuce, fur St. Micael's; iamond, llscieroan, for Ilamburgh; and Bocca Tigris, Coats:army, for Havre. _ . PLYMOUTH, Fss. 12.—Wind N. W.—Sailed yesterday the Ajax, CLAac, and Dorothy, Vu.ctsas for Calcutta; also the Neptune, BARRICE, for the Cape of G ood Hope. Arrived to day the Marshal Blucher, Devis from Terceira. Ws:v*olAl' Faa. IS. — Thur s day the Grevisciero revenue cruizer captured and brought into this port a lugsail boat, 270 casks of spirits, and three men, and safely lodged the whole.— Lieutenant IlinineasoN, R. N. has lately been appointed to the command of this fostunate otter, which seized so many thou sand casks while commanded by that meritorious Officer lieu teaant NCUENT, It. N. On quitting her (his period of three years' service having expired), the Officers and crew - presented that Gentleman with a very elegant piece of plate of £5O value. Poiersmovris, Feu. 15.—Wind S.E.—Arrived yesterday the GRECIAN schooner, from a cruise; and Wellingtou, Laws, from London. Arrived to-day the Fawn, ALLEN, from London for the South Seas ; Mary, assent. ' Fly, Ilesitsu., and Albion, enetamsa, from Londos. Passed by for the South S:as, the Perseverance, CLARE, from the Downs. Sailed the Prince Leo pold, for Constantinople. DEAL, FEBRUARY 15.—Wind E.s.K—Arrived yesterday the Catherine, Knox, from Madras—sailed 10th October—from the Cape the 25d November, and from St. Helena the 6th Decent her; the Kingston, FORREAT, from Newcastle; and Member, JOHNSON, from Hull for Jamaica; Cane Grove, Tuostesox ' from Whitby for St. Vincent's; and 'Using Sun, Srnirs, from London for New Orleans. Salted the whole of the outward-bound, ex cept the Rising Sun. Came down from the River and sailed, the Washington, Mowry, for New York. Arrived to-day and sailed, the Britannia, SHARP, from Shields for St. Helena. Ar rived and remains, the Isabella, Wacus, from Calcutta. LIVERIVOL, FEBRUARY 11.—Arrived the 'Trafalgar, COULSON, front Maranham ; Christian, Goss, from Terceira—sailed, Ist February : the Concord, of Bridport and Seefiewer, of Ply mouth, were wrecked at Terceira . — The Union, Kilter, from Quebec, put into Terceira is distress, and was condemned.— Also arrived, the Tranmere, Cooc' e front Buenos Ayres; sailed 24th November. On the 17th Dcember, in lat. if. 2e. long. 27. 50. W. spoke the Melpomene, WArrs, from London for Batavia.—The Andromache, from Leith for New York, with passengers, was spoken with on the Istk January, in lat. 611. long. 66. with los: of boats and bulwarks, and short of provi. sieve, by the Philip Tab, from Norfolk, which supplied them with provisions and water. DISTRIBUTION OP PRIZB-MONBY. The Bulwark, for the Elizabeth and la Marie, on the 16th instant, in Great Scotland yard, and recalled there for three menthe. NORTH-WEST PASSAGE: Passed by yesterday, the ship Duchess of York, from Buenos Ayres—thirteen weeks on her passage : she landed two Gentlemen, passengers, who bring no later news than have already appeared. They state that we may expect soon to hear of important operations having been achieved by Lord Coon RA NF, of whom they speak in the highest terms, for the very attentive and proper conduct his Lordship has adopted tow*rds the interest of the British trade ; and they say that his Lordship's motives have been much mis construed in this country. . . . . . a . . . . . . - Margie' de VENCE, to an hereditary Peerage. The THE ARMY. WEYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 13. GENTLEMAN MISSING. Passed by yesterday7the ship Duchess of York, Ileport declared the claims of the Marquis to be i GENTLEM AN, about Twenty-seven Years of Tuesday, four companies of the 4th Royal Veteran from Buenos Ayres-thirteen weeks on her passage : vai: he will consequently be admitted to sa k e his 11 Age, in dejected spirits, absented hirtiself from his - Home Battalion marched from Edinburgh Castle for Ayr. she landed two Gentlemen, passengers, who bring seat in the Chamber. The Marquis de HERBOUVILLE no later news than have already appeared. They this morning. lie had on a suit of black, with a brown great The Grenadier Guards left Portsmouth on Wed- t ~,t, lined with silk, crape on his hat, and gray gloves. lk is delivered a Funeral Oration, in memory of the late state that we may expect soon to hear of important nesday and Thursdayefof London. They are to be operations having been achieved by Lord Coen RANF, abant Sve feet nine inches high, thinovithout whiskers,inclinod Duke de CRILLON, which was ordered by the Cham- replaced by the Coldstreatn Guards. At present the of whom they speak in the highest terms, for the very t' a florid complexion, rather a long nose, large grey eyes, and her to be printed. duties of the. garrison ate performed by the Veterans Six Petitions, praying that no 'and Royal Marines. !I:I:own hair. alteration may be made in the Charter on the Elmo. - f rom Whoever should meet with the said Gentleman, will be pleased . attentive and proper conduct his Lordship has adopted Iwo troops ' of the 10th Hussars marc h e d e tern Law, and one praying for a Reform in that Law, Piershill b arrac k s, Edinburg h , t • take care of him, give immediate notice, by express, to Mr. towards the interest of the British trade ; and they .Wainseiw, Solicitor, Rugby, Warwickshire, and they will be were got rid of by the Order of the Day. for the West country. on Saturday se nnight, say that his Lordship's motives have been much mis- ilost handsomely rewarded, and all expenses instantly paid. The Journal des Debats of Thursday says :" It - construed in this country. , NAVAL, INTELLIGRNC.E. Fra. 13, 1820. was certain __ __ - - of law (respecting the Elections) would be submitted Rimming, F 11.-Wind S.S.W.-Arrived the Ruby, Do- 4 GENERAL ELIiCTIOPit FLANDERS MAIL. to the KING, and presented to the Chamber of Depu- Berson, from St. John's; Neptune, Riateree, from London for • the Cape of Good Hope ; Three Brothers, Spaut.e, from Lon- FRANKFORT, FEBRUARY 4. ties on Saturday. " don fur Lisbon; and London, M'Kenzix, from London for Ha- An active canvass is going on for the Lanark dis- The execution of the system of fortification, which French 5 per cents. Thursday . , 74 fr. -hie. Sailed the Duke of Marlborough packet, with a Mail for trict of Boroughs. The Candidates are Mr. P RINGLE , • M ' , es been determined upon for the safety of the western - Lisbon; his Majesty's ship SPARTAN. on a cruize ; Economy, the present ember, Mr. AIONTEIT H , of Carst a i rs , WAnnon for Peril:imbue° ; United Friends, Late for Ha- LORD PROVOST of eontier of the Germanic Confederation, appears to A Mail arrived last night from Flanders, with Edinburgh, Mr. OwEN, if New e ive encountered new difficulties in the refusal of Brussels Papers to the 12th instant, extracts from vannah ' Harmony, Ca wria, for Trieste • Maria, BIBBINS, (or Charente; Liberty, Avoarees, fur St. Mic hael's; Diamond, Lanark, Mr. CHISHOLSIE, of Chisholme. Lanark :. 'assts. ItoenscritLe to open a Loan for the sums Llxceroan, for Hamburgh; and Bocce Tigris, Cons:archly, for being the returning Borou gh, the great object will which will be found in a pre:eding part. They state, /hem . re • uired for the erection of fortresses. It is even infl s u fr enc l e i Vind N. W.-&ailed yesterday the aef need that these celebrated bankers have declined that the Prussian Government has given orders to _Perspire', F D I O 2. h l V f Cal tt • al • Ajax, CLARE, and rot y, ALLIER*, (IC CU a, SO th e .the proposel:that they should take on themselves the some of its agents at the German Courts, to require Neptune, BA Ruicr, for the Cape of Good Hope. Arrived to- are sanguine of success. liar ,•ee of the deposit and enanazemeet of the fifty the arrest of several persons suspected of being con- day the Marshal Blucher, Dsvrs, from Terceira. Mr. FERGUSON, of Itaith, has started for the County Ws:vaunts' Fsa. 1 , 2.-Thursday the GazytioeNe revenue 6f Fife ; and Mr. STUART -, who had previously o ff ered Meets arising from the Erencei contributions, and earned ii i the revolutionary associations. The House cruizer captured and brought into this port a luggailboat, 270 . • eich are allotted for this purpose. It is not inipos- whop .- himself, has withdrawn in his favour. V P ...oe _ ERG u- of ROTHSCHILD, at Frankfort, had declined advancing casks of spirits, and three men, and safely lodged the ei! ee that the Resolutions of o e he Congress of Vienna Lieutenant Ihrgoitason, R. N. has lately been appointed to the SON will be opposed by Capttlin WEMYSS, younger, IV a loan for erecting fortresses for the security of the l•ltiVe to the political rights Of the Jews at Frank- command of this fortunate cotter, which seized so many thou- of Wemyss. JO: t play have had some influence in this refusal. Western frontier of the Germanic dominions, on the sand casks while commanded by that meritorious Officer Lieu- Sir ALEXANDER DON opposes Sir JOHN MA RJORI- ' teßallt NCOENT, It. N. On quitting her (his period of three PETERSEURGII, JANUARY 19. security of the 50,000,000 f. arising from the contri- yea re serv i ce hav i ng exp i re d), t h e Officers and crew-presented BANKS, for Berwickshire. Err some time past troops of wolves (probably im- butions from France. The Germanic Diet had ap- that Gentleman with a very elegant piece of plate of £5O value. Mr. KENNEDY, of Dunure, and Mr. BOSWELL, of pel ed by !longer) chew themselves in the less fre- . Porersmovng, Frs. 13.-Wind S.E.-Arrived yesterday the Affieck, are canvassing Ayrshire. plied to the French Government to suppress the GRECIAN schooner, f rom a cruze; and Welling, Laws, from tale :ted p::rts of this city. One of these animals some iton Mr. DrunitstoNo having intimated his intention of e.v e iirea: aeo Attacked a shop where provisions were Journal published at Strasburgh, under the title of London. Arrived to-day the Fawn, ALLEN, from London for not standing again for the County of Kincardine, two the South Seas ; Mary, Hamm. Fly, Hauser., and Albion, ....1 I, sittLaed in the Struckhoilestreet, and was taken. The Alsace Patriot.-In several parts of Russia men em ANDLE , L, from London. Passed by for the South &as, t h e candidates have started, Sir ALEXANDER RAMSA Y , o f • •e r eacants of the Government of Novogorod relate, had been devoured by wolves, and these ferocious Perseverance, CLA ex, frona the Downs. Sailed the Prince Leo- Belmain, and Mr. FA RQUHARSON, of enverbervie, who eett troops of welves traverse the villages of that pold, for Constantinople. formerly represented the Aberdeen district of Burghs. animals had even appeared in the outskirts of the DEAL, FEBRUARY 15.-Wind F. S .E.-Arrived yesterday the o• I onntry in the day time, and attack persons whom , . .. oIT./01IN GREY EGERTON, has declared his intention ;moat Catherine, Knox, from Madras-sailed 10th October-from the „hey meet alone, or in small numbers. In the corn- e- • - Cape the 25d November, and from St. Helena the 6th Decent- o f trying the event of a poll for the City of Chester, o• ene of Poineranje, near Moscow, an individual had her; the Kingston, Foulest, from Newcastle; and Harmer, in opposition to General GROSVENOR. A Mail arrived this morning from Holland, with e 1), en devoured by these animals; and in another °SIMON, from Hull for Jamaica; Cane Grove, Thompson, from Sir C. MONK has declined standing • again for cemmune three of the inhabitants had the same fate. Papers to the 12th instant. The fbllowing are extracts : ' Whitby for St. Vincent's; and Rising Sun, Svit.m, from Lo ndon Northumberland : Mr. BRA%DLING h as o ff ere d him- • for New Orleans. Sailed the whole of the outward-bound, ex- . BRUSSELS, FEBRUARY 6. cept the Rising Sun. Came down from the River and sailed, sel f for that County. • Ti lEEI'E N I N G S'i'A RR. Accounts from the French frontiers say, that or- the Washington, Mower, for New York. Arrived to-day and Berwick is to be contested by the present sitting sailed, the Britannia, SHARP, from Shields for St. Helena. Ar- Members, and by two new candidates, Lord OssuL- ders continue to be sent from the Government to the r i ve d an d rema i ns, sh, Isabella, %Yaws, from Calcutta. sToN, and Sir DAVID MILNE, K.C.B. LON DON. Generals, Colonels, and Lieutenant , Colonels, corn- 1 _ ,IYERIVOL, FEBRUARY 11.-Arrived the Trafalgar, COULSON, T AMWORTIL-Monday and Tuesday, this indepen- • from Maranham ; Christian, Goss, from Terceira-sailed, Ist • - . mantling the several French corps, to take care that February : the Concord, of Saipan and Seatimver, of Ply- dent little Borough was most actively canvassed, by Dr. Tarsesa's Second Letter will, if possible, appear in the , mouth, were wrecked at Terceira .- The Union, Kilter, from Sit II ..OBERT PEEL, and Lord CHARLES TOWNSHENB, the soldiers are not encouraged to take part in the StAR to-morrow. Quebec, put into Terceira in distress, and was coodenined.- accompanied by their respective friends. present political differences ; and, in particular, that Also arrived, the Tranmere, Cooz ' front Beetles Ayres; sailed MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1820. . they are prevented from reading certain publications, 14 th November. On the 17th December, in . lat. 22. U. long. MAL Lo W.- Mr.WRIRON BEECHER has commenced 27. 50. W. spoke the Melpotnane, Acorn, nem London for canvassing. Mr. JEPHSON'S Agents are also very THE - FUNDS. the tendency of which is to induce the army to Batavia.-The Andromache, from Leith for New York, with active. It is rumoured, that Mr. CROFTS and one of • MCI OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE 0 CLOCK : mingle in these differences. The chief Officers are passengers, was spoken with on the Mb January, in lat. U. xr . rs par. ‘,ALLAGHAN's sons, with Mr. LONOFIELD, are i long. 66. with loss of beats and bulwarks, and short of prays- -3 per Cent. Reduced 69 1 / 4 69 made responsible on this point. There are reports eons, by the Philip Tab, from Norfolk, which supplied them all to declare themselves Candidates. • 3 per Cent. Consols 68 te , ye ga which say, that some Swiss Reeiments, the Regi- o with provisioas and water. COUNTY OP WEXFORD.-It is now said that Lord DISTRIBUTION OP PEIZILMONEY. VALENTiA will not stand for this County; but that the 4 eer Cent. 87 3 / 4 ye lei merit of Prince Hohenloe, and even some French The Bulwark, for the Elizabeth and la Marie, on the 16th Sitting Members will be opposed by Lerd STOPFORD. 5 per Cent. Navy 103 10278 Regiments, have received orders to march to the instant, in Great Scotland..yard, and tocallod there for three TIPPERARY.-Five Candidates are nominated for Bank Long Annuities 18 1 / 4 3.16 Spanish frontiers, but this is considered as improbable. menthe. this County : Mr. G. O'CALLAGHAN, Lord LISMORE'S --..-.. India Bonds 13s. 14s. pr. VIENNA, JANUARY 31. NORTH-WEST PASSAGA brother; Mr. F. PRETTIE, Lord DUNALLY'S brother; Exchequer Bills (2.d.) 3s. 2s. pr. The President of the Deputation of the CoMmittee _- Mr. HUTCHINSON, Lord DONOUGIIMORE'S nephew ; Consols for Acct. 68 1 / 2 e/a. of the Sinking Fund has reported, that to-day there TO THE EDITOR OP TIIE STAR. • Colonel BAGWELL, and Mr. DAWSON. Lord GLEN- Sm-The Letter signed "John APTarish," copied into the GALL, Lord DUNALLY and Colonel BAGWELL, it is -- will be burnt, on the glacis, redeemed bonds of the daily Papers from the/341in .Entning Post, appears to us to be a said, have united their interests. Our Readers will see that by the new order for the old bde t, bearing interest to the amount of 5,566,693 mani • fest fabrication, or what is vulgarly termed a Esau-and, as KING'S COUNTY.-Mr.PARSONS and Mr. BERNARD : Church Service, the name of the KING and QUEEN (or the Letter purports to have been written by " Mr. M`Tavisis the present Members, have commenced their canvass. f orins, t 1 i nterest re of which was 125,000 florins. On Tarish), of Montreal," who is described as one of the pried- ' are omitted. The meaning of this is, that on the the 4th and 7th F eeruary, there will be burnt re- pal Partners of the North-West Company, we shall feel obliged Mr. MALONE, it is said, will again offer himself. demise of her late MAJESTY, the prayer for the deemed bonds to the amount of 49,000,000, which by your stating, that no Gentleman of the name of M'Tavish, connected Montreal on with the North-West Company, was at COUNTY OF WESTMEATH .- Colonel PACKENHAM and Mr. ROCHPORD, the present Members, will not QUEEN was left out, leaving that for " t h e KING'S haveb een put out of circulation since March 16, 1818. most excellent MAJESTY" in the ritual-so that yes- question. We are, Sir, your obedient servants; • Accounts from the Turkish frontiers of the 10th COUNTY OF LONDONDERRY.- Sir R. FERGUSON, it t M•TAVISII, FRASER, and Co. terday the KING was prayed for, and not the of this month, say, that the reports are confirmed, of 2, Suffolk-Lute, Cannon -street, Feb. 12. is said, opposes Sir G. HILL, the present Member. QUEEN. We need hardly add, that the subject, to the breaking out of serious disturbances in various h is 1 . _ .., which the foregoing has reference, now occupies the . The Lying In State o f late A AJESTY will Wednesday last, the Lord Provost, ' • ' Magistrates, parts of Asiatic Turkey, especially in the neighbour- commence to-morrow morning, and continue (though and Council of Edinbur hvoted Address to his g , an public mind in a very great degree : ncr need we hood of B ag d at. Two Paellas had been forced Ito on y open to the Public at stated hours) till the MAJEsee on his Acceseion to the Throne, expressive mention every rumour that has been in circulation fly, and the leaders of the rebels have made them- Funeral Procession begins, on Wednesday next.- of their attachment to his person and governmtn , connected with this subject. Some of them deserve, .Among the ceremonies of the KING'S Funeral will be serves masters of several towns. Troops ate collect- and lamenting the death of his late MAJESTY, whose • however, some notice. One Pacer states, that " a • the following: The Duke of YORK, as Chief Mourn- virtues endear his memory as the father of his people. mg with all haste to restore order. Well informed will s i t i n State with er, certain Lady (meaning the QUEEN) has been ordered . In addition to Captain RArrEa's account rf tee ' persons assert that Persia- has some share in these previous to its being moved towards interment. to return to this country," and the persons have been troubles; and that the eldest son of the Schuh had The Peace transport, which arrived from the Cape • • failure of M‘GREGOR'S expedition to Rib de la !lathe, it is stated, that before the Lovely Ann, commanded confidently named who have been employed on this laid the plan to sei •ze on Syria and some of the adja- of Geed Hope on Tuesday, left that Settlement on the by Captain same G •, of lA'alworth, had retired out of mission. It has also been stated, that a frigate has cent provinces, and with this view continuall • y excites 12th of November, and St. Helena on the 10th of • sight o f the Fort, it was blown up, and in it perished • actually been dispatched for the voyage of her MA. troubles. TI The P orte is said to have obtained impor- December, at which time BONAPARTE was well, and Colonel BunnIDGE, Mr. OLIVEI4, and the nephew of continued his out-door exercise in the grounds im- c • - JESTY home. These we consider as inaceurate gropings cant information on ,is further re- mediately attached to Longwood. His new house C a La i n GrasoN, together with 200 men. Lady at the truth of circumstances, necessarily enveloped, ported, that the Wachabites have again taken up was nearly reeely -fpr his reception; and it is in every HARE, and her two children, were destroyel at the same time. for the present, in much mystery. The following arms, and have been joined by great numbers of respect a arost i epecious and commodious mansion, report we consider as entitled to more attention :it adherents. containing, with a ball-room, 17 excellent rooms. An article from Hamburgh, dated January 26, states, that intimation and an offer 'have been made _- -_ A letter from Batavia, dated October 1, says, says, " The public curiosity respecting the issue of " Colonel Lafontaine, , commanding the troops of the the affair of General Gt URGAUD is !UM satis fi ed ; and • to the QUEEN, that she may chose a residence where- S a turday, at one o'clock, his MAJESTY held a Court, Netherlands at has sent to the Govern- the Authorities have given a de fi nitive judgment in ‘. ever she pleases abroad, a ith the style of QUEEN, at h i e Archbishop of Canterbury, Palace in Pall-mall, the Lord which was aChascellor, t ttended by he ment a report of his operations against Aboe Bukar, that case, of which the following is the substance :- e Th L:50,000 per annum, and a frigate to attend her corn- First Lord of the Tieasury, the Lord President of the Council, who has been for some years the terror of the interior general GouncAun arrived here without a passport, - strands-on condition that she remains abroad, and the Lord Privy Seal, the Chanoellor of the Exchequer, the throe Of Celebes, and all means employed to seize him had nevertheless be was suffered to enjoy the rights of Secretaries of State, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Mu- been fruitless owing to his address and the great hosp italit y , under the condition tha t he should re- • seeks no further establishment ;or a regular public ter-toeneral of the Oritsance., the President of the lioard of is 'adherents. The civil and military main peaceable. But lie violated that condition by renewal of the delicate investigation, embracing trans ?ember of h - Controul, the ?resident of the Board of Trade, the Master of rovoking to a duel an estimable and peaceable citi- the Mint, the Earl of hlelgrave, the Lord Steward, the Groom authorities of Macassar judged, that the best means P . actions abroad, if she returns to this county y. of the Stole. to destroy his influence would be to induce bins to zen, who had not offended him, and who knew him The KING held a Privy Council, and pricked the fight a battle. For this purpose, when in August only by name. Having thus violated the existing The reconciliation of the KING and the Duke of Sheriffs for England and Wales for the year ensuing: last he made a fresh incursion into the territory of laws, by disturbing the public security, he can no Stara' was attended by a singular circumstance. It His MAJESTY gave audiences to the Lon, CHAN- the Netherlands, he was suffered to approach with- longer be suffered here. He is, therefore, enjoined is said, that when his Royal highness inquired for CELLOR, the Earl of LIVERPOOI4 Viscount SIDMO UTH , out opposition to Bebe,. ,only three leagues from to p rocure himself p ass p orts for some other countr y , • and Viscount CASTLEREAGH. Lord BOSTON and Macassar, which was thought - the best 0 . t . psi ion to and whilst waiting until he has obtained them, he his MAJESTY, an mower was returned by a Right W Colonel HATI.V.Y were the Lord and Groom in execute t h e p l an intended: Colonel Lafont aine, with will remain under arrer: However mild this sen- , Honourable favourite of the household on a slip of Waiting. The Court broke up about four. 220 men from Fort totter - dam, advanced towards tepee is, considering the - severity of the laws of Ham- -paper, written in pencil, to the effect that the KING Yesterday, the Duke of Your.: and Prince LEOPoLD, the rebels, while a body-of auxiliary troops surround- burgh respecting duels, they say ti e General has was well. The complaint of this indigaitv, it is said, visited his MAJESTY. • ed the village of Bebee• M cat off the retreat of the been very mush enraged at it." occasioned the interview, and led to the hippy result We have great pleasure in contradicting a rumour insurgents, who were theM to the number of 2,000. Coale NYCHANGE, MARK-LANK, FEntruARY 14.- above alluded to. that it is the intention of her Royal Highness Prin- On the 21st, at day-break, our troops advanced upon Although we had a very good supply of Vi heat this cess AuGusrA to quit Windsor. Preparations are Beba; they soon met with an armed band advancing Morning from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, yet the de- 'Elie Paris Papers of Thursday last arrived pester - making to enable her Royal Highness to take im- towards Colonel Lafontaine: it was at first uncertain mans! was fully adequate to the art ivals, and fine mediate possession of Frogrnore, which she inherits whether they were allies or enemies, but this doubt runs, from the above counties, were ready sale, at • eaya-The• Klee, on Wednesday, received the Duke from the will of her late MAJESTY. lier Royal was of short duration; for, when they were only a an advance of two shillings per quartor oti last Mon- e t isteueLieu, at a private audience, during which highness's Household Establishment is alteady ar- few paces distant, Aboe Bukar attacked with extra- day's prices.-Having but little Fine Barley in the his Grace transacted business with his MAJESTY.- ranged. The inhabitants of Windsor have so long ordinary fury, with sabres drawn. Our little de. early part of the morning, a few select samples sold had opportunities of estimating the benevolence of tachment of Europeans then met the Cohere'. An two shillings per quarter hilter than on this day The Council, which was to have sat on Wednesday, her Royal Highness's nature, exerted as it has ever obstinate combat ensued; hut OUT men following 'week; but the supply increasing considerably abeut was postponed till next day. • been in the most liberal and extensive relief of die-- S the example of their brave commander, performed ten o'clock, the trade from that hour became heavy, • . The Gazette defiance states, that the PRINCESS of tress and poverty, that no circumstance could_ give prodigies of valour, and put to flight the assailant* and the early prices could not be obtained; so that • w ee " , waa, under the name of the Countess of them greater pain than the removal of her Royal who lost 150 men, while a . gtEal many more were our prices left off the same as on Friday, which may eNeeLA OLD!, had made a long stay in Marseilles, Highness ; and no assurance can be more gratifying killed or wounded by our allies. Aboe Bukar, with be quoted one shilling per quarter dearer than on last had embarked at Toulon for Le horn . Durin her than that of her continued residence amongst them. several of his relatives and chief men of hi s p arty, •Monday.-New Beans are rwo shillings per quarter • • gh g It is the intention of her Royal Highness the Prin- was found dead' on the field. Among the wounded dearer. Oats are one shilling per quarter lower, having stay in Marseilles, sire preserved the most rigorous cess Sorra.% to leave the Castle immediately alter the on our ° ••ide are Colonel Lnfem • tame, wh no o received a large arrival set that article. - In other articles in * coeneo. She returns, it is added, to her estate of funeral of her late revered Father. Her Royal High- a sabre cut on the thigh ; also, the first Lieutena n t, alteration. e Pesaro, in the Roman States. ness's Establishment will be transferred to the house Van Doornum ; and the Captain Inspector, Lucassen, Bainstirreto Mammy rta.l4.-Beef, 4s. 6d. to Ss. 441. per The Chamber of Peers had a Sitting on Wednes - Li eutenant, • of the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, in London. The second Li Cluusson, was killed." • stone of Sibs. ; Mutton, 41 6d. to ss. Sri. Veal, 4s. 6d. to 7s. Od. Pork 4s 6d. to 74.0 d.; lamb Os. to Os. od.-Cattle at Market-- The Princesses AUGUSTA and SOPHIA, and the The birth - day of the King of the Netherlands - d„r, in which a Report was presented from a Com- was D eas t i , t 110; Calves, 180 ; Sheep and Lamba, 15,560 ; Pigs, 220. Duchess of GLOUCESTER, will remain at the C astle kept with great solemnity in the Isle of Great Timor,. May, perload t 3/. 106.10 41. 10a. fikover, N. Os. to 61.105. *raw reittee appointed to inquire into the claims of the till the day after thefuneral. - on the Ist of August. ' a.as. to 14 to. - •is i.. • . . _•.. . . . . ... . . • . .° • I GENERAL ELVACTIOIK An active canvass is going on for the Lanark dis trict of Boroughs. The Candidates are M r . P RINGLE , the present Member, Mr. AIONTEITII, of Carstairs, LORD Peovosr of Edinburgh, Mr. OwEN, if New Lanark, Mr. CHISHOI.IIE, of Chisholme. Lanark being the returning Borough, the great object wilt be to secure that town. Mr. NIoNTEITH and Mr. OWEN there divide the influence—both, we know, are sanguine of success. _ _ _ • Mr. FERGUSON, of Raith, has started for the County of Fife; and Mr. STUAnT, who had previously offered himself, has withdrawn in his favour. Mr. FERGU SON will be opposed by Captain WEMYSS, younger, of Wemyss. Sir ALEXANDER Mist opposc Sir JOHN MA RJORI BA NKS, for Berwickshire. Mr. KENNEDY, of Dunure, and Mr. BOSWELL, of Affieck, are canvassing Ayrshire. Mr. DtttnitstoND having intimated his intention of not standing again for the County of Kincardine, two candidates have started, Sir ALEXANDER RAMSAY, of Balmain, and Mr. FA RQUHARSON, of inverbery ie, who formerly represented the Aberdeen district of Burghs. Sir JOHN GREY EGERTON, has declared his intention of trying the event of a poll for the City of Chester, in opposition to General GROSVENOR. _ _ Sir C. MONK hal declined standing again for Northumberland : Mr. BRANDLING has offered him self for that County 4 Berwick is to be contested by the present sitting Members, and by two new candidates, Lord OssuL ETON, and Sir DAVID MILNE, K.C.B. TAM WORTH.-Monday and Tuetday, this indepen dent little Borough was most actively canvassed, by Sir ROBERT PEEL, and Lord CIIA RL ES TOWNSHEND, accompanied by their respective friends. M L Low.— Mr. WRIXON BEEC tun has commenced canvassing. Mr. JEPLISON'S Agents are also very active. It is rumoured, that Mr. CROFTS and one of Mr. CAL L AGIIAN'S sons, with Mr. LONOFIELD, are all to declare themselves Candidates. COUNTY OF WEXFORD. - It is now said that Lord VA LENTIA will not stand for this County; but that the Sitting Members will be opposed by Lord STOPFOR D. TIPPERARY.--rive Candidates are nominated for this County : Mr. G. O'CA L LAGHAN, Lori LISMOR E'S brother; Mr. F. PRETTIE, Lord DUNA LLY'S brother; Mr. HUTCHINSON, Lord DONOUGHMORE'S nephew ; Colonel BAGWELL, and Mr. DAwsox. Lord G LEN• GA LL, Lord DUNA LLY and Colonel BAGWELL, it is said, have united their interests. KING'S COUNTYMF. PA RSONS and Mr. BERNARD, the present Members, have commenced their canvass. Mr. MALONE, it is said, will again offer himself. COUNTY OF WESTMEATIL-Colonel PACKEN flat's and Mr. BOCHFORD, the present Members, will not be opposed. COUNTY OF LONDONDERRY.— Sir R. FERGUSON, it is said, opposes Sir G. HILL, the present Member. Wednesday last, the Lord Provost, Magistrates, and Council of Edinburgh, voted an Address to bis MAJESTY on his Accession to the Throne, expressive of their attachment to his person and governmtn , and lamenting the death of his late MAJESTY, whose virtues endear his memory as the father of his people. In addition to Captain RarrEn's acconnt cf failure of M , GREGOR'S expedition to Rio de la !lathe, it is stated, that before the Lovely Ann, commanded by Captain Glasow, of 11'alworth, had retired out of sight of the Fort, it was blown up, and in it perished Colonel ButtaiDoE, Mr. OLIVEM, and the nephew of Captain GIBSON, together with 200 men. Lady HARE, and her two children, were destroy e 1 at the same time. An article from Hamburgh, dated January 26, says, " The public curiosity respecting the issue of the affair of General Gc lIRGAUD is nosy satisfied ; and the Authorities have given a definitive judgment in that case, of which the following is the substance general Gouncaun arrived here without a passport, nevertheless be was s►ffered to enjoy the rights of hospitality, under the condition that he should re main peaceable. But . be violated that condition by provoking to a duel an estimable and peaceable citi zen, who had not offended him, and who knew him only by name. Having thus violated the existing laws, by disturbing the public security, he can no longer be suffered here. He is, therefore, enjoined to procure himself passports for some other country, and whilst waiting until he has obtained them, he will remain under arrer: However mild this sen tence is, considering the 'severity of the laws of Ham burgh respecting duels, they say ti e General has been very mush enraged at it." COMCNICHANGE, MARK-LANK, FEIIIMARY 14. Although we had a very good supply of Wheat this morning from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, yet the cle matis! was fully adequate to the arrivals, and fine ,runs, from the above counties, were ready sale, at lan advance of two shillings per quarter on last Mon day's prices.—Having but little Fine Barley in the early part of the morning, a few select samples sold ,two shillings per quarter hiher than on this day week; but the supply increasing considerably abGut ten o'clock, the trade from that hour became heavy, and the early prices could not be obtained; so that our prices left off the same as on Friday, which may be quoted one shilling per quarter dearer than on last 'Monday.—New Beans are rwo shillings per quarter dearer. Oats are one shilling per quarter lower, having a large arrival of that article.—ln other articles nu alteration. __ . Sonssietsso 11fAszsg, Fts.l4.—Beef, 4s. 6d. $ Ss. 44 per stone of sibs. ; Mutton, 41 6d. to .3s. Bd. Veal, 4s. 6d. to 7s. od. Pork 4s 6d. to 74.0 d.; Lamb Os. to Os. od.—Cattle at Market-- Bouss, !INS ; Calves, 180; Sheep and Lambs, 15,560 ; Pigs, 290. Hay, perload, 31. 10s.lo 41.10 a. 4.3osirer, AC OS. to 61.105. isiraw Oa& to 14 186 a TO THE EDITOR OP TIIE STAR. Sea—The Letter signed "John APTaribb," copied into the daily Papers from the Dublin Evening Post, appears to us to be a manifest fabrication, or what is vulgarly termed a Hean—and, as the Letter purports to have been written by " Mr. M'Tavisb, (or rarish), of Montreal," who is described u one of the princi pal Partners of the North-West Company, we shall feel obliged by your stating, that no Gentleman of the name of APTavish, connected with the North-West Company, was at Montreal on the 27th of December last, or could have written the Letter in question. We are, Sir, your obedient servants; M•TA VISE!, FRASER, and Co. 2, Suffolk-lane, Cannon -street, Feb. 12. The Lying in State of his late MAJESTY will commence to-morrow morning, and continue (though only open to the Public at stated hours) till the Funeral Procession begins, on Wednesday next.— Among the ceremonies of the Ktrto's Funeral will be the following: The Duke of YORK, as Chief Mourn er, will sit in State with the body the last two hours, previous to its being moved towards interment. The Peace transport, which arrived from the Cape of Goad Hope on Tuesday, left that Settlement on the _ _ 12th of November, and St. Helena on the 10th of December, at which time BONAPARTE was well, and continued his out-door exercise in the grounds im mediakely attached to Longwood. His new house was nearly rerscillpr his reception ; and it is in every respect a mostApacious and commodious mansion, containing, with a ball-room, 17 excellent rooms. A letter from Batavia, dated October 1, says, " Colonel Lafontaine, commanding the hoops of the Netherlands at Macassar, has sent to the Govern ment a report of his operations against Agee Bukar, who has been for some years the terror of the interior of Celebes, and all means employed to seize him had been fruitless, owing to his address and the great number of his adherents. The civil and military authorities of Macassar judged, that the best means to destroy his influence would be to induce hint to fight a battle. For this purpose, when in August last he made a fresh incursion into the territory of the Netherlands, he was suffered to approach with out opposition to Beba,. ,only three leagues from Macassar, which was thqught the best position to execute the plan intended. Colonel Lafontaine, with 1 220 men from Fort .2 otterdam, advanced towards the rebels, while a body-of auxiliary troops surround ed the village of Bebit,• to . cat off the retreat of the insurgents, who were thene to the number of 2,000. On the 21st, at day-break, our troops advanced upon Beba; they soon met with an armed band advancing towards Colonel Lafontaine: it was at first uncertain whether they were allies or enemies, but this doubt was of short duration; for, when they were only a ifew paces distant, Aboe Bukar attacked with extra ordinary fury, with sabres drawn. Our little de tachment of Europeans then met the Coloatel. An obstinate combat ensued; but our men, following the example of their brave commander, performed prodigies of valour, and put to flight the assailants, who lost 150 men, while a great many more were killed or wounded by oar allies. Aboe Bukar, with several of his relatives and chief men of his party, was found dead' on the field. Among the wounded on our f ide are Colonel Lafontaine, who received a sabre cut on the thigh ; also, the first Lieutenant, Van Doornum ; and the Captain Inspector, Lucassen. The second Lieutenant, Clausson, was killed." The biith-day of the King of the Netherlands was kept with great solemnity in the Isle of Great Timor, on thesist of August. VIENNA, JANUARY 51. The President of the Deputation of the CoMmittee of the Sinking Fund has reported, that to-day there will be burnt, on the glacis, redeemed bonds of the old debt, bearing interest to dee amount of 5,566,693 florins, the interest of which was 125,000 florins. On the 4th and 7th Fthruary, there will be burnt re deemed bonds to the amount of 49,000,000, which have been put out of circulation since March 16,1818. Accounts from the Turkish frontiers, of the 10th of this month, say, that the reports are conkmed, of the breaking out of serious disturbances in variou s parts of Asiatic Turkey, especially in the neighbour hood of Bagdat. Two Pachas had been forced to fly, and the leaders of the rebels have made them selves masters of several towns. Troops ate collect ing with all haste to restore order. Well informed persons assert that Persia• has some share in these troubles; and that the eldest son of the Schuh had laid the plan to seize on Syria and some of the adja . cent provinces, and with this view continually excites troubles. The Porte is said to have obtained impor tant information on this subject. It ,is further re ported, that the Wachabites have again taken up arms, and have been joined by great numbers of adherents. Saturday, at one o'clock, his MAJESTY held a Court, at his Palace in Pall-mall, which was attended by The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord Chancellor, the First Lord of the 'lleasury, the Lord President of the Council, ' , the Lord Privy Seal, the Chanoellor of the Exchequer, the throe Secretaries of State, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Mu ter-t,cneral of the Oramtnce., the President of the lioqrd of Controul, the ?resident of tho Board of Trade, the Master of the dint, the Earl of Maigrave, the Lord Steward, the Groom of the Stole. The KING held a Privy Council, and pricked the Sheriffs for England and Wales for the year ensuing:, His MAJESTY gave audiences to the LORD CHAN CELLOR, the Earl Of LIVERPOOL, Viscount SIDSIOUTH, and Viscount CASTLEREAGH. Lord BOSTON and Colonel WHATLEY were the Lord and Groom in Waiting. The Court broke up about four. Yesterday, the Duke of Yous: and Prince LEOPOLD visited his MAJESTY. We have great pleasure in contradicting a rumour that it is the intention of her Royal Highness Prin cess AtTousrA to quit Windsor. Preparations are making to enable her Royal Highness to take im mediate possession cif Frogrnore, which she inherits from the will of her late MAJESTY. her Royal. Highness's Household Establishment is alteady ar ranged. The inhabitants of Windsor have so long had opportunities of estimating the benevolence of her Royal Highness's nature, exerted as it has ever ' been in the most liberal and extensive relief of dis— tress and poverty, that no circumstance could_ give them greater pain than the removal of her Royal Highness ; and no assurance can be more gratifying than that of her continued reidence amongst them. It is the intention of her Royal Highness the Prin cess Swint.% to leave the Castle immediately alter the funeral of her late revered Father. Her Royal High ness's Establishment will be transferrOd to the house of the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, in London. The Princesses AucusrA and SOPHIA, and the Duchess of GtorxEsTEß, will remain at the Castle till the day after the.funeral. . THE ARMY. WEIMOUTH, FEBRUARY Is. al FL SD arr tha lar rep ren nes of Ro the for wh t of ma ma for dea dos " his We ren Wa! . blis on hur can ties at e the , plus plat thre star son: imn at o ' mai ordi C men tato lam , den. plea Band Twee AM at' La 4ti - Corn di" pig Dr Motu Mu: va His 1 Carr' Curl N of tl thre, Tr ,Sir &rat Dub T Trac poin tnah that toile were the Rig mili C Pro day at stoic plat . s a • A Citie toll ocm rest • Aui C bed on I sit time Less Li ♦EJ rOo ▪ t b!a( BoC the Gu: ceiv ins to e I. to ant join, nesa 'Chit • I