Star. — London, England, 1812-03-11 00:00:00

TS 011DNACE nsTISIA TES. The Report of these Estimates w.ts brought up. On the reading of that Resolution relative to the pur dace of horses Mr. BANKS made some objections to the item. Mr. W. POLE defended the act of putting an end to the contract for artillery horses, and making a pur chase of horses, by which a saving of ElOO,OOO a.year ir as effected for the Public. &sides, horses of a very superior quality were provided. After a few observations from Itfr- R. WARD, the Resolutions were agreed ta—Adjourned. Colonel MACSIAIION is appointed Comptroller of the PRINCE It ea enr's Household. Geterane Eerorlo.N.-141r. WYNOIIANI retires from the County of Wilts, which he has represented during oi five Parli a m ents . M r. P. Merove.a nrs his se rv i ces Two Anh o l t M a il s arrived this morning : ttie in- as his succi ofDsxma t u t h as given permission to the French ttlligence bro ug h t b y them is interesting. The King We g ssor. ave ottr opini on some time ago, that th e Fo , rest part of Berkshi re wou ld start a Candidate : one troops to pass through the Danish territories on their I, ll : l t t s . = ) c n oje forward— Mr. Nevi eee , son of Lord , way to th e I s l lrth : in the me::n time, BERNADOTTE Tile Earl on the part of Sweden, maintains a cautious Silence : deer near w of DERRY yesterday turned out a fineiekh am , ickh am , i n Kent, which, after a hard far we h eat nothing further by the above M a il s on I run of four hours, was taken in the Thames the subj ect o f the atrocities committed by the French Woolwich. , near in,Pomeeinia. The Gazette of last night contains an Order in Vie must confess that all this wears a most suspi- I Council, dated the 4th instant, declaring, That all tins appearance. BERNADOTTE. is tamely permittin trade in any p art o f t h e United Kingdom, and resident personsnatives of Sp a i n , b e in g partners in any house of - the Fren c h troops to inundate Sweden, and is at the in Spain, orin any island in Europe dependent thereon, same time artfully holding out prospects of main. 'for the purpose 'of transacting the business of their re tailing peace with Great Britain. In • short if he has spective houses, shall be considered as stranger friends, awilluf his own, he dare not avow it, but we trOst and shall in no case be treated as alien enemies : and that persons, • bein g. British subjects, and resident in that our GovernMent will be sufficiently alive to the lotii Spain, or in any island in Europe dependent thereon, gues Which are now gr ing on in the North, and for the purpose of transactin g the business clany house Which i° Probably origi nate at St. Cloud. -:-The follow-. of trade, in whi c h they are partne rs i n any part of the 8 nnre received by t h ese Mails : United Kingdom, shall be considered, told ale hereby • declared to b e so res i dent as aforesaid, under his Ma " ANHOLD, MARCH 4 , jesty's licence, and without prejudice to their charao -111372 late T reat y between the Emperor of France ter of British subjects, or to any of the rights or pi i nad the Lng of Denmark, the French are to raise vilnges belonging thereto; provided the:: namrs are 11°Me irralrY in Holstein, and will be permitted to I within six months given.in, together with the n tines kat . ch an/ number of troops through the Danish ter- : of their respective houses of trade in the United K ing and the usual place of their abode in Spain, or tari ri, PrOided they do not eircee ' d 3000 at a time. oli o 11, in an ' y f o und dependent thereon, to the Clerk of the •°'c Gown Prince has been (spec:red at Gotten- I Privy Council. th ba lk at On his nay to inspect the fortified Lowns on i A letter from Lisbon, dated February 22, says— , me the coast; but it is now said his jo n a n e y I , Preparations of a most fointidahle natore are now la P tl ßPoned f th or e present. making for the siege of Badajos. Marshal Boititsronn " A k ~...._ *days since, making to the amount cf :s just arrived here for the purpose of enforcing some sent h le e ere from Hamburgh , were sold on the itie rila ng at to all fa ted, andl regulations for the improvement of the Portuguese Commissariat. On the 6tl: of March, the Marshal is Cntzenburgh .but before they could be to meet Lord. etroxorox bcfore Bacijos, on which England it was discovered they were i dap able _ an returned to the seller. It is very pro- I r ' l ' lof these notes may find their av °Valid," 4 ! ° tithe 30 t ay to " COPENHACEN, FEB. 21. it is expected the operations will commence. All hut the 5111 division are coming to the South ; part of tlie force is already arrived' at Abrantcs. The 'levying of recruits gees on briskly." Extract of a letter from Monte Video, dated Octo , ber 23, 1811 :'-..44 The troops of Buenos Ayres re ar ..,.. to January, at ten in the morning an 1 • / l ured on the 5t ato the village of San 1 I Joze, in fulfil natiall ship of war was perceived on the coasts of i ment of the preliminary treaty of pacification, which ~71 7 4 1 i near Lemeriz ;at half-past eleven she lis already koown to the public ; and our parties ad -12411F the wreck of the Defence, where she re. loanced to the town of has Piedras and to Penhanol, without any circumstances of novelty having occurred some ti:ne ; but as the wind shifted to the : w elt, ihe t : 42 1344 ~ . ppeared.at three in the afternoon. m.o. ito thei.e detachments. Many families who joined the tparty of Buenos Ayres, some of them through seduc ena:4arl:teution of this brig was to send boats, and tion, but most of them through terror, are now aware :..Z:nt . l . o save every thing they could from the i that their security is inviolable . under the protection .... °PP, but the f ury f-c of the waves prevented its. of our Government, and that there is not the slightest ground fur suspicion that the army of our allies, the " letters of t " 1,1211 NA, FE il Portuguese, will d o t h em the smallest injury. The B. , ortuguese tro o p s are now at Maldonado ; and many fic rn he nth ale aa *te D i that C zerni had attacked Soliman Pachaecember, from Constanti- r , •i of the families w e h ave a ll u d ed to, convinced of their h.,. i error, are returni ng to t h e i r homes, which they had 14, be: 1 'cl) ) a n d f orced him to ret;re npcn I abandoned," • • THE EVENING STAIt LONDON. WEDNESDAY, MAItCH 11. PRICE OF STOCICS THIS DAY Al' ONE ficl.oCit Spar Ct. Cons. for money 60}/—Do: for ace. 60} Sperct.soi 91--5 per Ct. Scrip } pre.-11unds 14s. pre. Exeli..Bills Is. to ss. pre.—Ditto pre. teßy the Port Letters received this morning, it will seen the East and West•lndia Fleets have sailed ; also the convoys for Portugal and the Coast of Africa, and the Packets for Lisbon, Cadiz, Malta, and the Brazils. We have received intelligence, on which our Rea_ tiers may depend, that Venice —that wonder of the Modern World, th tt monument of perseverance, in dustry, and patr; tism, is reduced to a morass._ Like the Harpies of old, that left the seeds of baneful contagion on every object with which they came in contact, the French Government has changed this flourishing country into a foul and pestilent con gregation of vapours!" The sluices have been ne glected, the waters have stagnated, the climate has become putrid; and even the French Governor and his train are infected with fevers, and must be remo ved, or fall victims t, the destructive policy of their Master. The want of trade, and of consequent en couragement :o activity, has been the principal cause of this physical neglect. • Yesterday the Dtrke ti YORK held a Military Le. vee, at his Office in the Horse Guard,, which was attended by General Fratcesnx, General HARMS, Major-General MAITLAND, Major-General STEVEV SON, Major-General DELA VA r., Lieut-nant-General ROBINSON, Major-General P. P. Rontxsov, and Ma- jor General laNnsAr, o n hi s go i ng to the West j Indies. to. le • IVO7TINGIMAI; MACH 9. FALMOUTH, MARCH s. Sailed the Dispatch packer, for Cad:z, C and Malta; Princess Oizaheth. for Lisbon Adventure, for the Brazil!. lVind N. E. TORBAY, MARCH 9. Sailed this morning, all the outtvard-hou: chantmen that had put in here for PLYMOU'IIf. MARCH 9. Arrived the ResoLure, 1-1-, from Co; it; and (2) tender, from Belfast, with men for the Sailed the HYACINTH, 20, for the Mediterrane; MELroraexa for Lisbon ; the MYItTLE for diu ing the trade under convoy ; t!.e Stirrer, 16, ai LICON, 10, with a convoy fcr the Downs. Cat harbour, the RAPID, of 16 guns, t 6 refit ; also ENDYUION and Betzeroota: frigates. The Ameril ship, GcorgeWashington,W.BAßlLETT master Charleston, with timber for Portsmouth, detai his Majesty's ship DtAxA. The Ann t Maria, ' , HENSON, from London for Lisb..n, was driv. yesterday by a French cutter privateer. POR'TSMOUTII, MARCH to. Arrived his Majesty's ships la ifoore and Pen, from the Downs. Sailed la LOIRE and SPU with the Wrest-India ernvoy ; the ANTELOPE, NIADA, and GEoRGIAN, with the East. India con. DARING' ssith a convoy for t!,e co. Africa ;nd PARTRIDGE, on a cruize. The BRi: Is ap:sointea to take cenvoy t ) P..rtugal. LYMINC;TON, M . ARCI.! to. Arrived his ltlajesty's sh • p Haz.inn, w:th a con Newfoundland, oho with several ships from Eas:ward. Sailed ifs l'Ajesty's strip linzAuD, • a convoy for Ideligoland.--;find N.E. DEAL, MARCH in. Arrived his Majesty's ships NyAI 11PW and Carro frcm off Flushing. Came &Iwo from th?. Ri ver Powhatan, for Virgit:ia ; and the Hopewell, f o r S up nam, and remain. —Wind N. E. CHATHAM, MARCH S. The Cartrirrso sailed from this port on Th.trd l ast . no MeLoaAvE no:v in I) art.f wds /4, in to be fitred for sea, is orkreti to be hid u ordinary. The ARDENr aLo p dock Is fi:,i.:g for troop ship. n, w ), Two Bills arc passing through the House of Corn mcns, for the better cultivating of navy timber ;n the parish of Alice Holt andWoolmer, in Hampshire ; in the former of which his MAJESTY claims afar -at 2427, and in the latter 5276 acres, subject to L or d STAWELL'S cl a i ms . General DORSENNE has transmitted a detailed ac count to M. Cuviett of four atmospheric stones, which fell at Berlanguilla, in Spain. They were preceded by three loud explosions, resembling the discharge of a cannon ; and by a fourth, which lasted about a minute, and which resembled the fire of a platoon of musquetry. Some peasants who were at work in a field, heard. the reports, and, in a few minutes after, saw something fall, which raised a cloud of dust.— On approaching the spot, they found, at the depth of eight inches, a burnt stone, surrounded by a hot and red eat th. At the distance of about sixty paces, they likewise found three otters. The peasants add, that they remarked in the air a shade, cause.! appa rently by the smoke of the explosion. ROTAL ACA bEmy. —l'he subject of the 'bard] lec ture, delivered by Mr. Fl !man, related to the Science erpployed by the Ancients in the Arts of Design. par ticularly Sculpture. In an examination of Anatomical Idittory and Demonstration, it was sh ewn t h at the Pa inter an d S cu l ptor were only assisted b y en umerations of bones, and very general classification of muscles and bones together, by the Anatomists, from Hippocrates to Rufus Ephesius, and that the Artists perfected their own studies by the diligent imitation of Nature. The application of Geometry and Numbers was then shewn, according to Pamphilus, the Macedonian Painter, in tie balance, action, and properties of the figure. The Professorillustrated this part of his subject by drawings of figures in a variety of action, standing, running, leaping, throwing, bearing a weight, rising and fal ling. The whole evinced taste, learning, 4nel reflection. Mondry, for the trifling wager of five pounds, Pilcher Jones, of Folksto ne , un d ertook to walk on Swingfield innis, 20 miles in four hours, which, notwithstanding the unfavourablenes s of the weather, he performed in 1.5 minutes less than the given time. The concourse of people which flocked to ;et the per. romance was great, and though the task was under taken for so trifling a sum, yet it afforded a spacious field for adventurers. Thursday senniglit the body of a woman was dis covered lying neat the New Bridge, Dutufries, tvhich, on examination, was found to be dreadfully mangled in the face, and the skull fractured. The name of the Unfortunate person is Anne Hussie, a washer. woman from Kirkcudbright, who it is supposed, had beta murdered, and caned to that place. 1/147RIBUTION or PRIZE. XfollFt. The Formi.'able and Ethalion, for ne Tweed, will be paid their 2rrival in p ut '1 he Scepter, for Ls Jelin,- Soilie. la Pn de, 11 lLmeonimi, and les Diu: Ams, on the lath Instant, at No. 23, Nurblk-street, Strand, and there recalled. 'I he Eclts, for the %s'olodnian, the IR it invatn, ea board; calls at No. 13, Great George-scree:, Westinbas:et. PRINCESS CHARLOTTE Netter, CAPT. Wittre. Extract of a letter from ralmotrh, tined Ma-c:t 44 On our return from Malta, off Cap,: de G.t.t, w, fell in with one gun-boat and two 3choonzr ire lci, privateers. It being calm, the gun-boat wets ',cry daring, and rowed directly into the ship's wake, an. seemed determined on corning alongside, tyltich Capt. Airrtrre allowed to be done, until our stern guas could prop er ly te ll , when we opened a hrisk lire: the enemy had hut little idea of such a rect.!) ion, and, after ex c h ang i ng about twelve or fo urteen rounds, he shee re d o ff and joined Lii consom, and they all mAle for th e l an d as f ast as possible. Same of our gr,ipe. .hot hit, and some of the gun-boars crew mutl have been either killed or wounded. This to ~I .: place nti Saturday, the Bth of February about two oiclock. Nbt ::n individual on board the PaiNcess Cuani.orri received the slightest injuty." The ship Joseph and Kce're, with passengers from I,ond .ndetry for New Y( , rk, is lost. Ahrsut ei g h t d,I .s after she sailed she experienced tie heavy gale in which the SALDANHA was lo:1, •sprurg her bow. sprit, and received some furthet damag e ; notwith standing, through the persever,tnc e of the Captain and crew, she made the land off Sandy Hook, within eight miles of New York Harbour, in 52 days, %viten site was caught in a dreadful ssow korai, which rendered it impossibl e for a pilot to board her, and which miles drove h the er onH shore on L ong / 31,:nd, at 30 ook. bin The with th e i r l uggage, are all safe. passengers and crew, M, , LA''' - :ARK-LANE, MARCH 11.--. This day we have some further arrivals of Wheat, but the rema;ning suPplies inconsiderable, and in this trade sales main tain last quoted prices —, Barley although in . good supply, from the demand likewise keeps its m ice, as alto Malt and White Peas—Beaus of eAchadescrip tion nearly so— there are considerable kcal arrivals of Oats, which has the tliS3 rf Jales thereof being quoted somewhat lower, and Flour this week at au advan:e if sc. per sack. Wheat cuaetlit raters At dam es : , 80s. lOU. 1 2as. F.ne ditto, .18a 1 20 s. 1304 Beans .'.2, Bds Rye Tick dart, (new) 4.1844 524. Dtu me Barley, 50s 5- Zs. Od , 0.,., 304 SS. MU pine OW ) 5.3 s Malt, 84s. 9614 Ptland ditto, 391. 40a. White Pras. (i'oilera) 7441.112.1. ' Potato. ditto, 41 a 4 LI. ed. Grey ditto, ses 6 'IL Rape Stial, 46 ba. hoe fl oor, 11004.10.4.-ngecoodsi o:is. to iotla, "1.0 . ( colpetent to diseuss sorb 'qbestiona as these para. the left bat kof the Drina. this news appears im- f - . THE ARM3r—: cu arty so as it was very probable the Right Hon. probable, is we have not heard of it by the way of i • --- ____ c e ntleman, when Attorney- General, had some hand Wallachia and Molda;ia." • i How dreadful it is, that neithei argument nor The Sussex Militia marched on Fader fait fmm i `riming that very Act of Parliament. As to fo • Sheerness, on their route for the Eesters! District, and tfi BUCHAREST JANUARY It. ' terror have the effect of stopping the destructive ope- . reign soldiers, 11 , - would never consent to have th e/ i were replaced by six compani:s of the Ist West York, " Every thing is quiet here :we shall learn nothing rations of the frame-breakers. On Saturday night cfluntry defended by a set of Men who so badly de frOut Chatham , for wh ich latter place the Q.( Sumer of the progress of the negotiations till the arrival a the house of Mr. Toppham, a Pcntridge, in Der by- se: have proce:ded in two cii ,sitais from Canterbury.. fended their own. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER 'the next Courier from St. Petersburgh, who, however, shire, was entered by a gang of desperajoes, who de- I Two tro )ps of hussars m oche.' from Nettinghatis said, he had no objecti , al to consent to a return of is hourly expected." . i molls red seven lace, and three stocking frames. It :at air Ca! ly Ili Ur on tvfond ay morning, Ice. SSeffield, to the officers and soldiers serving at home, provided " PETERSBURGH, JANUARY 21. !is supposed that he had excited the indignation of the . i replace tilt. mtary weith here been ordered }tons the Noble Lord would not insist on a return of those that place to lithiciersfield. " Lieutenant -General the Marquis de Patilecci, • frame-breakers by his activity in attempting to bring s erving abroad. The sick of the late prisoners, which have arrived LordFOLKSTONE consented to this, and framed Commander in Chief of the corps d'armie in Geol.. sum '! of them to use A man and his wife in that from Lisbon, have 'testily filled all tire vac.rn in a m otion accordingly, which was agreed to. gia, writes, that the fortress of Alchakalk has b een neighbourhood were also very much abused the same t e prisonilmsp.tals and Pegar . e p: is n hos e itel viio, sweetureo IN ov mem:lmm taken by assault. This town, fortified by art and nights who are evidences against some pfrsons in her; from Ere . mire and arterson n !said ti di it for d, m e W. WYNNE moved for have to bring in a nature, i 5 flow its position very ' • Derby jail, on suspicion of frame. breaking : report do hing, kc. their sccovery is spee.iiy e erected. Bill to a lt er the mode of to king oaths by Members of : important formain. states, that they were obliged to promise not to swear Thrse wee fellows were 1 11 ,, ct mutes in Seenish nrii. I teirrieg the tranquillity of Georgia. a that House before the Lord Stewa 7d. ' against such persoes, in Order to escape threatened sons, hiving been most:y caprered by the Guerillas, Af ter same remarks from the CHANCELLOR 1 .. coloi.el Kochkieuski, after a painful march destruction. and storrred almest eVery privation of tile. 'l' 11,7 ofthe EXCHEQUER the motion was agreed to. across mountains covered with snow, arrived on the are overjoyed at the different treatment they expe l& WYNNE afterwards brought up the Bill, 26th December, at night, with two grenadier butt t- ' „. rience from 13raish humanity. which was re ii first, and orderel to be read a se- f l eas _ils of io the brave regiment Of Grusinie before that Tim PR INCE REGENT AND TIM OPPOSITION. ..—_____ cold time on Mon de) , next fortress, and immediately scaled it. —_. 11'.11/41, ArY 'EL LIGENCE. 11 1 111 ESTIMATES. The following article appeared in the Caledonian " The engagement was most bloodily contested •' 1 • Mr. LUSHINCI I'ON brooglit no Vie Report of Mercury of Saturday I ; iSt, as an extract .f a priva• te the Committee cf Supply, voting the miscellaneous for more than an hour ; the Janissaries defended letter fi ors) London. fhat it was sent from London ' themselves with the most determined obstinacy, and we cannot doubt, for we heard at the time some of services for Leland. On reading that Resolution vhich went to grant a sum to the College of May- of 200 of them, 47 only were made prisoners. The the particulars stated. We then forbore to mention swabs Commandant of the fortress, and all the Turkish ttihetm from motiv es . of delicacy, for the conversation Mr. HUTCHINSON expressed his disapprobation sac a re p d assse t s h at t the RECEN . T's table should be held as of the Minister's conduct, in allowing so scanty a 'O ffi cers were killed. Sixteen pieces of cannon in ' as _ a at any private board. . Though we s um, et the very time when he was supporting all good condition, and several others without carriages, now lay it before our readers we are inclined to doubt other establishments for public education in his Ma- which were upon the ramparts, have fallen into the ' the accuracy of some of its features jesty's dominions. He therefore called upon the Mi i 'hands of the conqueror, besides a great quantity of i " Nothing has been talked of for the last week, but the fr et s • er to say, whether, while he deprived the Catholics cartridges and 40 pods of powder. The soldiery as kls called, which occurred at Carlton-house, on Saturday, the of all political privileges, he would also deprive them 22d , ult. On that day the Prince Regent had a large party at of the means of instruction, and prevent four millions made a large booty in the town : we had a Subaltern , dinner, among whom were the Princess Charlotte, the Duchess tifsbUlS from receiving a religions education ? He Olficer killed, and Major Sewinow, one Subaltern concluded by solemnly protesting against the con- Officer and 26 privates wounded." of Yoik, and their female attendants; their Royal Highnesses the duct of tile Right Honourable Gentleman. Dukes of York and Cambridge; Lords Moira, Erskin and No reply was made by the Minister, and this reso- -- Lauderdale, Messrs. Adam, Sheridan, &c. The conversation , soon turned on the late attempt to form an epit4 Admlnistratio,l; futon, tgether with the ushers, were agreed to, and and the Prince is said to have expressed himself in war,,, terms Bills ordered. lof disapprobation of the joint letter of Lords Grey and Grenville in answer to the letter horn the Prince to the Duke of York, ru t lative to the important business. These earre shins of disappro bation were not, however, unmixed with contplairrs of being de serted by his early friends. The Prince having repemed mbre than once his surprise anti mortification at the conduct of Lords Grey and Grenville, and characterized it in terms which such emotions would naturaily suggest, Lou] Lauderdale, who consi dered :lints: lf as particu'aaly and perboLally addressed on the oc casion, altered into a jus:ificat.ois of his friends, and declared in a tune of firmness, not, perhaps, quite in unison with the usual rl.rasr ology of a Court, that the letter which returned the answer of his two Noble Friends, did nor simply speak the fedi. vidual at:TAU/lents of those two Noble Lords, but that it had the approbation of th. principal persons who hold the same political 'nand; les and opinions ; and that for himself he was ready to say that he was prsesst at ard mtisted in the drawing op of that an swer, and that not only every sentence,but every word in ir,hadh's most cordial assent. Pere,as might be expected, rile tonversation became more warm, and the Prince appeared to be sudden! ) , sad deeply affected br Vadl.raulerdale's reply, so much so indeed, il. I the Fr:ncess Chat he te, who was stE presort:, ohseivh gin. rgita lion, circpt her head, a:al burst hats tears; upon v.ls!c:: the Prince turns d round, and hens d the female part of the company to with. dr:::v ; but the Nrblernen and Ces.ll. men remained With !he Princ e Rezt tit till a late'Lutir. kir. Adam is said to have en tered, at the request of his Royal Highness, into a friendly e.-:- planation of what had pass, d with Lord Laudrrdalo ; and his Royal Ii guess afterwards came up to his Lordship, and, staking Elm by the hand, expressed his wish that there alitAild be no dif ference IN tween them. Here the matter erdcd for that nizht ; but, on the following day, Lord I auderriale, fearful of mb.under s:andit il or mLrcpresemstion, reduced what he had said to writing, and sent It in a letter to th e Prince ; which, i: 1.; bz'dt has produced a disagreeable impression on the Prin .c 'b naiad." 6i G;br.iltar, ; a:3d Lae und r am . i i d !giant* o: navy.-- I . 'can ; the Ito, hay. and H z . • arre up i also the merican er, irons lilted by ,t, STr. 1 . ; riven in '.O I D...p. irPIRE, lo An. oneoy ; )dSt if RISTOL (MVO". m the with PTA v. r cite Sur?. • ! i I a , clay. ' 1 eaken 1 'p in 1 !or a 1 id o n 1 nier, re , re m r I r:.l as 1,.. W: 1 :It i ry nd 1 I 1 )t. :Is he ' d, le ie n I i 1 i i . I s 1