Star. — London, England, 1806-08-20 00:00:00

PRINCE. PARIS, AUGUST It. Yefterday a deputation from Dalmatia, were pre rented to his Majefty the Emperor and King r by his Excellency M. [Marefealehi, Minifter for Foreign Af fairs for the Kingdean of Italy. The Deputation confifted of M. M. Gangnin, Banfernso, Stratico, and Begna. M. Garaptin delivered the following fpeech : 4 ' Sire— file homage of thofe fentiments of fob- Miffion, fidelity, and filial love which Dalmatia has confmrated to your Majefty, might have been offered •ith more pomp, but never were they more fincere or more profound. Its Deputies fwear them, in the pretence of, your auguti Throne, they fwear them in the face of that people whom you have Caved from the hurricane of diffentiou, placing them Cafe in the haven of your wife and liberal Empire. Moll augult Emperor and King ! elevated by PLOVIDCNCI, by your valour, and by your wifdom, to the Govern. ment of the Greatell of Nations, your aftions an nounce to the univerfe that you alone are worthy to govern all. a Sire—Your faithful Dalmatian people, deliver •ed from the calamities of war which have oppreffed them for fo many ages, receive now a new lot.— Your clemency, equal to your greatnefs, gi►es con fidence to their hopes. Already certain of your kind. lief', they offer to you the weft fentiments of grati. trade and fidelity with which all their hearts are fil led, and their Dtputies glory in being enabled to cx• refit thofe fentiments, with the molt profound relic& to Napoleon the Great, that fublitne name which af. Ares felicity to fifty millions of fobjeffs--which will alto to the whole of Europe—and which will com mand the admiration of ages." The fanie Deputation had the honour to be pre. fenced to her Majefty the Emprefs Qom. They bad prepared the following fpcech, which ciacumftances prevented from being delivered : ea Madame—The people of Dalmatia, penetrated with fentiments of the moll profound veneration, have the honour to prefent to your Majefty the molt humble homage of their obedience and their fidelity. The Sponfe of the greaten of Monarchs, the form. nate mother of a Prince, who, by his mild and ami. able virtues, draws cinfer and doter the ties of the Italian Family, the unique model of benevolence and of virtue, deign to accept, Madame, the molt refpeft. 1111 moteftations of the devotion of the Dalmatians. Your dear name will be always en g r even in their hearts, as it will be in the hearts of their children." The Deputies from the'Venetian Department, who bad the honour of being prefented to his Majefty on the isth of June left, had yefterday their audience of leave. At the fame audience, his Excellency the Count de Metternich, Arnbaltador from his Majefty the Ens paor of Auftria, to his Majefty the Emperor of the French and - King of Italy, prefented his credentials to. his Majeny the Emperor and King. A Mailer and an Aid of the Ceremonies went,to the hotel of the Ambaffador, with three imperial carriages, and eondufted him to St. Cloud. His Excellency was Introduced into his Majefty's Cabinet, with the ac• calloused formalities. After this audience, he was preftnted to her Malay the Emprefs•Queen, and reconduded to his hotel in the fame order in which be left it. THE EVENING STAR. ! LOiIDON. - 1 , _. .:, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST no. PRISE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONS O'CLOCis cceia., rnoc,ey, 6r—for Aqua 621—Itetlecett, 61ti. Osontunt 6 PRIC,E OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Nook Stook 2;4 Win Bonds. Is. a IS. dif. 'S per Cent. R. An. 611 6si 611 I Imp. Ann. 14 3 per C. Conf. 604 ii Ends. Bills. par is. dlr. 4 Per Cent. St f St+ Soft °trillium 6 Hit i $ per C. Navy pi ii I &Viet 'rickets 191 us. LW Alit 1 7.16 Coot. for see. 62j/}3 DVILIN, AIMS'? s6.—j per Cent. O.v. Deb. oef. KiehantrDoblin so Landau, tat it. The Meffenger, whore arrival we announced yef terday, was landed at Deal the preceding evening. frosts his Majefty's floop Kaaa•aoo. A Cabinet Council was held yeflerday at Mr. Secretary Fox's Mike, to take the difpatches into confideration.— They are not believed to bring any thing decifire, but important difpatchcs are excicEled to be received Poo, in anfwer to thole fent off a few days ago by kr. Bat:mica. The rumours refpelling the reception Lord Lao• SiIDALS met with at Paris, are very contradictory. ACiording to fame, his Lordthip having fent notice of his arrival to M. TALtar&ASD, when he reached Paris, received for anforer that M. TILLEYRAtio was thin very much hurried. but would wait on him in • few days: inflead of then waiting on his Lord. Olio, he fent him a mclfage that he would be happy to fee him at his Levee. It is farther Paid, that pinch delay having been caufed by the French Ca. hint, probably to allow time to give a kind of 6nifning Qrokc to the changes effating in the Ger. manic Confiitution, when at laft the bufincfs of the negotiation was proceeded in, M. TALLSTRAND propofed taking certain points into difcuflion which, by the previous correfpondence, it had been fettled Ibould not be entered upon ;—that Lord Lavosß• taxa reprefentid that it muff be known to M. TAL• LIIIYILAND that his powers did not permit him to enter on dirculflone which, if Wined on, would put him under the neeelEty of demanding his pairports; and that in confequence his paffports bad been fent to him before the Meffenger earns away. On the other hand, it is affected by many, that his Lordfhip was e7ery where received with great diiiinc ann. and that there is no ground for fuppoiing that he was treated with any incivility or inattention.— loaned, whatever may be the views of BON•PARTS, ind whatever may be the refult of Lord Le Unpl• pa La's iCironld have been very firanye if any ant of decent palitenefs had been evinced. vn are far • r from believing, however, that it will be as ear,' for, Bovaraara to make due conceflions, as for TALLIII , earn to praftife common civility. THE EXPEDITIONS. Ycfterday the fleet of tranfports, with the' troops on board, alfo the outward bound from the Downs, arrived at Portfmouth, and joined the velTels under convoy of his Majelly's fillips, GANGES, Ca ►TAts, and KINGSFISIKEIp about feven in the morning, and proceeded to the wellward. The men of war and traofpnrts, for the expeditions at Plymonei, had their fignal for failing flying on Monday, and were perfectly ready IS fail. It wa► undcrftood there that they were only waiting for the above vetfels from the Downs and Portfmouth, which have probably arrived before this time. Indeed we typal to-morrow to be able to announce the failing of the whole. The hotles belonging to Captain Hamm's com pany of Artillery werc embarked on Monday morn• ing on board the HYDRA, which was thus ready to join the other [hips. THE ARMY. _ _— ....in t. Yefterday the connoiffeurs in military tallies had a high treat in the review of that renowned-corps, the 4oth regiment, on Scull) Sea Beach. By fix.o'cloek in the morning the concourfe of fpellators was great, oei j there was an affemblage, not only of mod of the Of. l ficers of the numerous regiments in and about Porif month; but from the I& of Wight, Winehefler, sad from difiant quarters, of the Line, Militia, and Ger , mans. Sir Gamine Osage sr e, Sir Cloaca Paavost, and a numerous Staff appeared on the ground f after lie, and every thing was done by this match lefs corps, in an inimitable Rile, and etcited.general admiration of the good conduct, high difeipiiiie, and fine appearance of the 4oth. We underliethet. they brought not lefs than rsoo men into theta Yelterday Sir GIORGI Genoese was jtifilytrond his regiment. He entertained the Officerijit, al did dinner, to orbieh the Lieutenant Governor ..4 Staff of Portfmnuth, Ceverul General •Officais;:tead all the Field °filters of the Garrifon Wareinviteds• Part of the i rth root hive lull arrived Frain' tit Well Indies, the reft of the rentaius ()Ishii Reglitient, and the whole iceletan of the Royal Forge's's, is daily' expeited from the fame quarter. It 'is only fix year; ago,, that both battalions of the 68th Regiment went out to the Weft Indies; ,they brought aOOO fine fellows there, of whom not 5o have. returned ; of 55 Officers that joined Mem front the Iriffi'Mslitia, only four hate returned ie; this country. More Regiments are called for urgently to the Weal Indies, but the experiment ()eight to be fairly and fully made, whether garrifaiii of Black Ci:rps stion s cat equal to the duty of that fatal climate. • .!‘ • The 3d, or Queen's Regiment, retnra W Saint-, ampton, where they are great favourites. :•" "a''% . The ad battalion of the 14th and 4oth regiments are about to embark for Ireland, thcre to be com pleted from the Irifh Militia. A compacy of the German Artillery, and the :ft battalion of chit. noble corps the 4otb regiment, go to Sicily, and are the only troops to be embarked at Portfmouth for that quarter. A new Governor General and a new Common. der in Chief, were lately urgently called for in India. We know not what to think of matters now, while the Governor General has retired to ,Scotland, the Commander: in Chief is going on a fecret expedition : but wherever his Cervices are wanted, there cannot be employed an abler or more alive Officer than General SIIIICOI. Our anxiety and expefiations are high regarding the fate of General.B RRRRR ORD'S expedition to South America. The General is one of our bell and moll dafhing Military charafters, and every thing that can fie effected by ability and enterprize, may be t xpaled from him. General BaRiSiORD is one of the heroes of Egypt. To the credit of Government ever y one of theft heroes is now ;salve!, employed. Par& papers to the t 3th have arrived ; alto Dutch papers to a late date—but they add little to the laft accounts received from the Continent. Although the death of the Germanic Body has been long expeßed, the afloat denude of fo ancient and venerable an Inftitution caufes a degree of fur price. For theft feveral month, however, every body has been talking of Bo AAAAA vs's projefts to put the old Connitution out of the way, and cred fame thing in its Read. What elfe any one could expea, WC ate at a loft to conceive. BONAPARTE concluded the Peace of Prefburgh, it is true, but could it be believed that Germany was to remain as it was, or that that the Emperor of Germany had then fottfcribed to the wotli of his terms?—That is not the way BOMAPIIaTa has ever negotiated, or ever will negotiate. By a Pacification he lays down cer tain principle., to which an unfortunate adverfary fuhfcribes, but he Coon demonflrates the extent of the principles by the importance of the corollaries he de duces from them. The peace of Prefburg, to be lure, fays nothing of the deftruaion of the old Gerroaniz Confederacy, and the inflitution of the new one, the former a meafitre the mod degrading, the latter moil menacing to the Houk of Auftlia. But if spy man fuppofed or expetted that Bo AAAAA vs had e xhau ft ed his hoßility againfl Aufiria when he figned a treaty with that unfortunate family, he moil be Rrangelr prejudiced in favour of Bomaritarati toed filth. What we fee palling in Germedy, really oeght to' excite no fitprize, becaufe it is founded upon the un alterable character and unchangeable policy of Bo wataarit, and therefore we cannot fee ground for fuppOling that any thing like a confederacy to refill thi propofed innovation is in forwardnefs. Now that Bo AAAA are is in poffeffion of every thing which af fords him facility for crufhinghis adverfaries in detail, can it be expelled that they will aft 3 They have ample jollification, if their means were equal to the juftice of their caufe, But what hope is there that their caufe wallet be managed with that ability which Would enfure fueceft 3 We have Peen too much of the Coalefied Powers, to allow them credit even for any portion of .wifdom or energy. What party, Aulria or ?mita, would lead the Coalition, not to (peak of Ruffia ? what then would be' the confequence of a Coalition ? The extinftion of the Houle of Brinden burgh, perhaps, and Mtiaar at Berlin. It is vain to enumerate battalioos on paper, when thofe who guide the meafurei and lead the armies of the enemies of Bo are fo well knows. Fortune has favoured' him in nothing more than in the degraded (late of the Courts and Cabinets of the Continent. AmidA all this agitation, M. the Count de Mar. fleetest, the Aoftrian Miniller, was introduced to BOV•PAILTI, and delittexedbigmedentiah on the toth. It is worthy of retnimit, dint : die Omit air only calls M,Marraalicidtin6ailhafihr the Ensieraief tgiria. —We are curia' to Mull* Wsbether M. the Count de Mtrtaiiiici Meterifeil" it 4 credaitri6 as 'Am. ' baffador of .thtr• Eatepiear of 'Gestation., inl the ufual form t imd refsiy.o Mm 001y.04 Antbalfadne•Aftthp a ilimperor of A , u v is ? A Deputation frOtAiltlimatia : was ititmdatetV t6' the Eniperor Nerotams,llllo — ihe loth ; andAn•iirains of fuitable &Minitel • ttonsplitflipjfi the Emperor and Erlfitffkl:;,o;(, t r' •r 17' The Preadastkilawirallyteltess , • • porrpoix.oli MAIL. • • • Letters of the stth ioftant. received by the Mail of this Morning.:ftate, that,on the pieceding day an Englithlarmed Wig arrived there, having osi`board a Rnffiran Wiener with' difpatches: for St. i'eterf• burgh, with which he fet off immediately. Tar illtkccount4, received at Gottenburgh Cim St. Petesiburgh, flats, that:the Ruffian Muffler • to the Porte was about to take Ms departure. yan, r i a * nro l dog Me MAjeeri, Dupe of CAM !RIDGY, PIimCCECS A troorrA•and SOP/114E10 DART. xpprH t 1,.0,11:1,,WIlL81140)/ i AMI, and Lady Tavort, • ..etisials Catt a rwasour and FiTaLOT and Colonel Am Loa , rude on h tieback in Winelfor.Gmat balk and returned at tvelve o'clock. Her MAJ seti." Princefs Esszaaseir took an airing in the Park and Frogcnore. . • Lord SIDIIIOI/TN arrived in town yefterday TrOvfl• ing, after which he edited Mr. BOND, the Judge A 6.1 rocate, o s od.returned to Richmond Park to. dinner. YifterdaYs at two "'cloak *Cabinet Council was held at Mr:Plit's ()Seel . . Mr. Davin Eta am I, apsisuct Atnbarador to the United States ) left town yefterday with his foite to embark for America. Mn )Itairlila alfo left tows yefterday on a million to The Court of Llama. Yefterday morning the whole of Lord CALIDON't fui(e, with his baggage, and 16 honks, carriages, fire. embarked at Gravefend. on board the MIRMAID fri gate, which immediately got under weigh, for it e Downs, on her way to the Cape of Good Hope. His Lordfhip, with his Secretary of Legation. and the remainder of his (like, will fail on the ill of Septem ber from Purtfmouth, for the Cape. Lieutenant Colonel Lord /SLAY ay's regiment, the 89th, now at Faverfham, is under orders for embar kation. The South Gloacefier Militia mnflered in the Bar. rack yard, Brighton, on Sunday morning WI, at a t o'clock. At two o'clock the whole of the SouthGlou• teller Militia mnfiered with their fide berms only, and the Officers with crapes round their arms, confilling Major W . Major OLNEY. Capt. CRAV/LAT, Capt. Goonyaa, Capt. MatlTwaATHsa, Capt. MIR - CHANT, Capt. SCUDAMORE, and Capt. JONES, pro. ceeded in funeral prnceffion with the body of Lieu tenant BOURKE, to Brighton Church yard for inter ment.--Major WHATLEY read the Funeral Service. —Mr. HARBERT, Lieutenant and Paymaller ; Mr. HARRIS, Lieutenant and Quarter Mailer; Lieute nant Huosno, and Lieutenant LONG FOLD, were ball bearers. There was a double guard on the occafion, which fired three vollies over the grave. Tuefday Lady Hoalywooo regaled the eottagers of lt.tttendean, and their refpeetive families, to the number of 230 perfons, with a dinner , and her La alyflaip's numerous guefts (pent the remainder of the day with great hilarity, in dancing, &c. HIS MAJESTY'S SALE OT SPANISH SHRlP.—Yener day the annual tale of Merino Iheep from his Maiss- Tv's flock, took place near the Pagoda, at Kew, when twenty fix fhearling, or a-toothed rams, three 4 400 tbed rams, two full mouthed rams, and twenty full-mouthed oraged ewes, were fold. The company was not fo numerous as on former oceafons ; nor were the bidders fo eager as we have before teen them, although the (peep were in general unexceptionable in point of wool, and certainly better in carcafe than at the former (ales. The highell thearliog ram fold for 33} guineas ; and twenty others averaved about ;51. a Is. each ; laft year the belt thearling ram fold for 56 guineas, and the cell averaged a. more than 34 guineas. A late trial at the Armagh Affixes has excited mute inter , 4l than any which has occurred there fur many years. It was a prnfecntion againli John and David Vardar,' Ffqrs. and others, who flood capi- tally indiftedfriy fatting fire to the honfe of Canaan tine O'Neill, of tfiat reality, firing maniere into the fame ' s lid other injhries. The try maned a rer• die, Not edUty, 1 'fivoor of the prlfoners. MARK LANB. .- ... ~.--- CORN EXCHANGE, AUGUST se. At the new Market to-day, there are few (rah ar rivathlscoffoWhrmereattoch aboutrGrain B in: s. pereneral,ioparrimteer. and a fample s e of much before the finish of the Market on Monday— Barley has but few purchafers—There are feveral ' arrivals of foreign Oats this week, chiefly out of I condition, and this trade is full as dear—Rape Seed Is rather cheaper, and the prices of Flour,-with other articles, are nearly As our lad currency(' • , ot DRE .41DFIsiL STORM' : Lea night, about (even o'clock, a dorm of - thunder. lightning, and rain, commenced to the weltword of 1 the metropolis, which tatted, with little interriptiorro until ten o'clock this morning. The lightning made its firft appearance to the wedward, and continued 1 veering round to the N. W. with little intermiffion until about one o'clock this morning. The fladaes of lightning were the mod vivid perhaps ever teen ; and 1 at times the whole atmosphere was illuminated for leveret minutes together. At midnight a dreadful peal of thunder. was heard, which continued fome minutes, accompanied oith a heavy shower of rain.. This was followed by fucceffive peels, until ten o'clock this morning, when the Dorm apparently ceafed en tirely. About nine o'clock in the morning the dorm was mod *lent; tremendotta peak of thunder, ac compaicd,with lightning, and a dreadful Shower of rain, for nearly an hour fpreadoerror among the isi; habitants. We kar that confider:hie damage has coin various ormatsenotat we have, as yet; tr . e:P.ito accidents. aortglibot.of a poor watch. m a0 .,,,,..0f _lslon, who line.pqffiaamittely been Arm* blind.,.., • Jt Fa as ar 'Wooten c o.—During the thunder Rem i t ohms...lwo e'plock this morniog, ta'fire brdkr out - on board cif his *jelly's (hip Dewin g of 44 goon lyingi ip the Tb.lfitels. oft WoOlltinbo Wraith rah on‘ ' 1, 1 1,040 fll4.lNWilla five ogebackt , sbia the imp was. burni to the water's edge: The Davao weal:lane& , as the remiaiag-fhip for doe-Roeyol- Marines. and very fc • people Wee 'on boaffilitalseliih C . of the aecidegr. We ba treat leered if oaf Weal tare Ina. The quah- Oty-of goo-powder on boattollga;'Per, left/04;s We t was atialicialt liir 4adale Imiing been 10 alo *proper etoadoair -,' "t7Mt'..:'.i.• ; . '.'oi.alf nikhe i lelearly ttea l tnenanethi'llitip:of Mi.' tioalt:.lsaialinaker, lit'Thricery-time, *l6 broken 'lollo.lol6lo* * oatatlentfelleaftet Mahal, &e. to odeolte's brinks boadriattoinadeetahnirwar. Xh" eallkhadeloiloposeaed-ielhateed of two of the etuasenotodAboa, brake twootjhrite of the pan of ohe whadomodseara4l: whitelleal introduced do'''. erlawiledtroosystrtide itithia : 41 ; ala ttnal a glsob ib rz e iti ngt -agrel m o have bra ;irpstraifietatobent. l 47 91 0a.daskthlailydaso. A butchat Ofteslately espofed in the pillomln M.c. phaller markauplace, for felling onwholghone meat. ,4 few fach examples in London might prone olds!. ' V ... 4 boxing match, erhlch mind a coollderwile deo woe of Otto& among& a great number of fat:boom pack place yelleyday near Bayferatec, betwen a heel-. toy coachman of the, name of Wells. and a gentle, ~ewan, whole name was not know,. Thedifpote asofo In confequenee of the gendodsamowho was pairing along the road on horfebaclivsoneeising that the coachman was ill treating one of liie Loin. be infect fered, wh en the coachman, whore fise andgellores wan rather terrific, gave him to underfiand, that if he did not move on, he would serve him tYte faro% and folOrri ed up the threat by putting it into execution. Ibs Gentleman threw off his coat, turned to, and gay; his opponent a complete beating in about ten minutes. The contest was in favour of the Gentleman through out, although the coachman was a profeirnr of the Elie art, he was inferior to his opponent in all the re. quifites. After vielory had been.. gained, and the coachman put into the coach in a eats of flopidiry, the Gentleman advifed him to abdain from. Inch conduSt in future, and to recolleft that men in his ltuation Should not take advantage of their know. ledge of broiling over one who it might be fuppofed rI would not chadife him in his own way. The vidor then rode off amid(' the plaudits of the fpeflators. STAG a COACH us.—The A 8 kid paired for limiting the number of perfons to be cat tied on the outfide of Sage coaches, and regulating the conuet of drivers and guards, takes place on the t& of Bei:rope:or next. Its principal regulations are: that no more than five perfons Shall be carried on or about the out fide of any coach, chaife. or other carriage, drawn by let; than four horses, between the roth of Septern her and the is of April in every year: coaches drawn by four or more horfes are allowed to carry ten outfide paffengers only, excludve of the coach man and guard . and between , i,het aft of April and the :nth of September, no more. than thirteen per. sons Shall he carried on or about A coach, excluflye of the coachman and guard. tinder the fines and pe nalties contained in the . Aft of the 28 . h Ceo. 111. commonly called Mr. Gammon's Aft. One per Gin only to fit on the box withrhe coachman. No par- cels or luggage to be loaded more than two feet above./ the roof of any coach, unlefs the fame co dins tn- tirely of empty boxes or bafkets, under Pain of toe. - for every fon exceeding two; and if the owner is driving, 4o;: to be levied, on the view of a Jullicp of the Peace, or on the oath of a credible witnefs. The driver of any carriage flopping at any place where affiftance can be procured, Shall not quit the box until a proper perfon or perfons Shall hold the b d h v d p the m er e to ir e r svf o f ie i e o n nf sn r g :th f a n e oi tn t i s h tr t i y hil e of lefta re :in a rr a e 4 d m e r r :O sdb e t :s; :n . ih ge rvne f f re eie : rrS p r g: o h r i e o : n: a a p e t t e w h i h ri re ola l a o r y y fflai r et urnede guidi n g h t n f t e c u e ea carri age guard, to personeai b f fp r f a nt a t flops, m eo hxbl'e a nd d 1 b o f itaidy t ration of intoxication, or otherwife, fo that the safer y of the pzfren gers may b e endangered ; or if fuc k ( driver or gu ar d !ball not duly account. to his em• 1 " ployer for all monies received for any pafrenger or , parcel conveyed by loch carriage, he 'find be irnpri forted in the gaol or house of v.rreetion for the jorif- diEti-n in which the offence is committed, for any time not exceeding fix, nor Ids than three calendar months.)