Star. — London, England, 1817-06-14 00:00:00

Tl-11.: EVENING STAR. ,ONDON. SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1817. PRICE OF :•• FOC R 4 THIS h:►Y A TWELVE c LOCK* Rrductcl shut—Con-ob for Oil. 73i 4 prr Cent. 90ii—Navy, shut—Bank Long Amu.— In.iits Bonds 84 nt pre.--Exch. BR. 8.. Its. pr. The Duke of WELLINcToN left Paris on Tuesday mortiis.g, and arrived at Driver yesterday in the Lord Duncan packet, Captain HAMILTON his Grace was crpected in town this i..nriiing. The charger on which he rode at the battle i..t Waierloo, was brought over a. few cilys .4go, for the purpose, it is said, of being r od e by the Duke, in the pr►,ccssion, at the opening of Waterhou bridge on the 18th instant. N'e'e have this day 1.. d before nur Reac:llan entire c , r,y of the Itcport of the Lords Committee on the sealed bay., of which tic yestetd.ty gAve the sub stance. It a:..7.,-Ls so petfectly with the nuiline given r.....erd.ty as to &quite no ,idditic.n tl remarks from t.., especi 411 y as it . tvi.l yet und:rgu ampll discussion l'arvaniunt. The Paris Parsers of Wednesday arrived this morn. I. 7. Tf.e scarcity of rueiLicns contiaut.r to be the very seri , us tumults in v +lions parts of fiance. TLe military have been resisted by the pi pulace in their efforts to maintain the peace, at:d many persons have been killed and *winch(' oa bath sides. In tier Department of the Yont,e three indivi duals have been tried and executed for their share in these wattages. The contributions by the wealthier ranks in the n:ennwhile, to alleviate the general dist ticss. have been vary great. Within Cie last fifteen InoLths, it is estimated that more than 28,000.000 of trait, (A 1,166,666 13s. English) including eleven from the KING and other Members of the Royal Pa. artily, have been collected for the benefit of the poor. The Madrid Papers mention, that the Royal Ma rine Arsenal of Cadiz has been wholly destroyed by ire. '1 he origin of the accident had nut been ascer tained. The hiss is e.timated at ten millions of teals • 1R101,666 13s. Euglish). The King of Wlt.ntauxeto's brother, Prince PAUL, bas communicated to the Gee manic Diet the fetters which he ae:dressed to the State s and Privy Council of Wirtemberg, ou the Li su_ x :ct of the prope,sed CAM. ritution, with the answers he received ; and has so. letnnly di!ctaittied any recoi4nition of it, should it be adcred. The Diet have, with very great propriety vie think, replied to this communication, that in his qualii y cf a Wirtembergo4e subject, the Prince can not be all: wsJ to appeal to the Germanic Diet against his lawful Sovereign, but ought to resort to . Cie ttelum 1, a l his own country for such redress as he may think he repiire. _ _ Fri.o.h Funds, 10th June, 65 francs, 70 cents. HAMBURGH MAIL. The Mail st bich . arrited this day brings the fol lowing intelligence otice has been given to the Brokers at Stockholm that Abe measure of printing every p; st d a y a ll t h e names of the drawers and rem:to:is of bills, with the amounts and the rate (1 tschange of the sevel.a sums, will be continued till the Exchange is at 100 schillings for one dollar Hausburgh Back itanit y. Letters from Sittig:ad state, that the Neckar 1:.,d been so swelled by long contitiut . d rains, as to rise higher than had b-en known for 40 years, and had done considerable dam le. The KING was obliged to quit his country teat, abont a league front Stut gard, on the 27th ult. The Qurr.ta was 'blued, by the rushing of the water into the house, to escape through a window by a ladder. The foondations of the house are so shaken, that large hollows were formed in the pavement of the hall, and the whole scented in danger of falling. Otte of the KING% grooms, who was coming from Esslingen to bring him some intelligence, was carried away by ih:e waves a quarter of a league from the house. A ma tt w h o hastened with hor:.•:s to his assistance, was also drowned. New York Papers to a late Date arri,ed t).;;; inn. 'Vie knowing is the most proMinent article: " NEW-YOM MAY 22. _____ I is fly the arrival of the brig Golden Kim, in '22 days, at Fltw-Y,,rk, from Lagoon, we learn, that on the 7th day of April, the Royal Army suc ceeded in recapturing o.trcelona, after a most san guinary battle with the Patriots ; the force of the latter consisted of about 600 under arms, about 300 of whom, together with a number of wimen and children, retreated into a church, where they de' mled themselves for a considerable time, but at length were overpowered and all massacred. Two cf • the Patriot officers, one a Majcr and the other a Corn. trandant, were brought into Laguira prisoners, and from thence sent to Caraccas, te here they were shot. " The Patriot General Bullivar, with an army of from 3000 to 6000 men, was in the neighbourhood of Caraccas, and General Ivlorillo at the head of the Royal Army of about the same force, was in pursuit of him: Both armies were within 24 hours march of each other, and a desperate and bloody engage ment was daily expected. A patriotic brig and a schooner, one of which was commanded by Alex. Thompson, had captured a Spanish felucca with 6000 Spanish dollars on board; she was from Port Cavallo, bound to Laguna. A Mr. Spencer, of Baltimore, was passenger in the felucca when she was captured, but W as immediately set at liberty. They manned their prize and proceeded with her to Maracaibo, where they succeeded in cutting oat several Spanish vessels lying in that port. Flour at Lagutra was t,t2 l dollars per barrel, tattled to a duty of lour dollars.", THE RIOTS IN DERBYSHIRE, &c. The following are the accounts that have reached us this morning. These disgraceful disturlisnces may, we think, be now considered as set at rest, at least for a time, the turbulent having been every where arrested in their career by the vigilance and activity of the Magistrates. We ate c.nicerned to state that two constables tell victims to the mad infa tuation of the turbulent at Offerton, in Derbyriire s FROLf TUE LICHFIELD MERCURY, FRIDIT, JUNE 13. ‘, We regret to have to record a Rkt, atteat:ed with fatal consequences, at Offetton, about' twelve miles fri m Derby. Tie intelligence reached this City early in the forenoon of Wednesday ; sorts' after which a detachment of infantry anived in pursuit of two men who had made their escape; and who had been principal instrutuents in the affair by which tw,t special constables had been killed. Two men, an swering the dessripiron given, had passed through this City about two hours previously, taking the road to W.il:all. One of the soldiers pushed on, and en. tried IValsall before the fugitives, who arrived by another route, they were both secured, and are now in custody. " The above riot is said to be a put of a partial effort at insuriection, extending across the country into Yorkshire ; and, it is added, that some farther txccsses may be immediately expected to take place. beveral stands of arms were taken possession of by the mob, hut the affair has terminated by the capture of about Icy ,of them, who are lodged in Derby county gaol The Derby Paper received yesterday is very tcrerred on this subject, but we believe that we are correct in stating that forty prisoners are in gaol, and that two special constables have fallen." " LICHFIELD lgrncvny ca•ricr, Till:rtSDAT NICHT. '6 We s.op the press to state, that we have just re ceived intelligence from Nottingham. The prisoners brought in there had cont.'ett: y /Veil thegaol ; yet all the principal roads were covered with det.ichmentsoi prisoners still coming in. Great numbers had re fused to act as special constables, and Nottingham was in a state of consiJerable ferment and apprehen sion from the multiplicity of conflicting reports. I'he report of a plan of a partial rising, extending from Nottingham across a most populous district, to the e xtremity of Y.,rkshire, seems to have been pretty correct ; and before twenty-four hours expire, many interesting particulars of the result will be made known. All the yeomanry corps are vet, and many of tflun have made forced triarcnes by night , of twenty and thirty milts in extent. From the circum stance GI if .141 eat number of the pr !mitts r.eiiig ATMed, we fear more blood has bean shed." lit .),1 Tile LLICLsTlikt .10LUNAL, JuNtt Is. " Monday last, it IS 10 Idt)ond a doubt, was fixt'd for the ext.cution ut tht.se revolzinnary scenes. the ci.mineric u ent et which was so lately avcrtod at Manchett r by a happ, discz vet y of the atrocious design, tre prepared for the destruct or, o he otintry. The very day On witti: the trims ui the persons now chargcd with 1-11 F ,h Ireast cecoing N ith in Lt;stoun was, it appears. to have be. it uistinguislted by thu begriming of a civil war ail over the ktirgdoni ! But the vigilance of Gitcr.4 merit and of the Magistracy is too unceasing and uni vc.sal lor the di,iurbers of public traniquilirty, to have tiny c!,ancc of success in their desperate and wicked courses. " Tuesiay afternoon the Mayor and Magistrates received an express, inn - inning them that a Simulta neous rising c.f the disaffected had taken place, at midnight. at south Winfield. and several other vil lages in Derbyshire. It appears that the mobs were armed with fire•arms, pikes, and other weapons, and were proceeding in a body to Nottingham. Magistrates here instantly adopted measures suited to the occasion, and we are happy to say that no dispo. , sition to distuibance was manifested in this town cr neiglib. zarliood. 1 . Wednesday morning the Mayor received another dispatch from Nottingham, stating that the mob Irons the North Western side of Derbyshire had ad• var.ced near to Eastwood, on thtir way to Notting t•tiro. A iiarty of the 15th Hussars, under Captain and Mr. Lear, accompanied by Mr. Rot. LA:arON and Mr. C. G. bkrun, as Magistrates, set cut to meet them. They got s;ght d them about a mike cti this side of Eastwood : the moment the in siirgents saw the trorps, they &el hi all directi,nis aci( ss the li:lds, and although they were pursued with great speed, the roili:ary could secure E 0 mule tkan eight and twenty—many oh wl.orn had aims in then hands. " A very cmisiderable number of loaded gun:, pitchforks, and a few sworcts, bate col lec.e2, which the snub had thew: away iu their fithlit. The tire-arms were all leaded, for the most part, with ball, but rot a shot was fired. The pikes me new, very strong, of a formidable appea7auce, and c.iiieie;era:Jle length. Many ul the prisonetb 1.;,c1 powder and bin about them, and many bullets were found on the road. They bad searched all tile houses i on their way for arms and ammunition, and men, whom they compelled to go with them. They de dared all the way, Mat Plunder was not their olieet, l bat to oltoin their Right, and alter the Government.— They seem to have committed no outrage, except that it was stated that one man was killed by them in Derbyshire. The military drove them out of the county of Nottingham into Derbyshire,w here a great many were taken by the High hheriff, with a troop of yeomanry or that county. All was qc;et is Not.. tingliam when the dispatch came away. Two troops of yeomanry were in the town, and scouts not on the Derbyshire side. Nothing can exceed the zeal, ah. crqy, and good spirit of the 15th Hass.irs, and 96th int.intry. 66 l'be Yeomanry Cavalry of this county have re ceived nrders to hold themselves in readiness to as smote at a m , ,ment's warning, and the Magistrates Are every wh_re ma the alert. Part no the Leicester (stoops of Yeomanry marched on Tuesday evening to esc•,rt seven State Pris.ners through the Town, in cnnsegnence of an exoress from the Magistrates of sliefli.:ld bit it Ap,ieArs that at Nl.tn , field the King's Nleswwiers in whose cu.,tody they ware travelling took the direction of the Wrth Road, (.11 account of the disturbapces which had In Lin on," STATE TaIALS. COURT OF NINO'S BENCH, WESTMINSTER. DAY—FitIDAY, 111 NP. After examining the following additional witnesses, ▪ Taror, W. Duke, ▪ Bachanoan, W. C. Ca l4 ,te, F. %%lade! mede, W. Htlf , er, —about halt-past twelve o'clock the case for the Crown closed. Mr. Wet:ter:no then commenced stating the Pri soner's ease, and did not terminate his address until six o'clock in the evening. The Learned Counsel's speech was full of legal argument, and displayed the strongest powers of teas-ning. He• contended that, if the case of the Prisoner were made nut, it came within the provisions of the law for punishing tumul wary riots, and not within the statutes of treason. It was impossible, he said, to bring it within the lat ter, without breaking down those great boundaries which marked out the distinctive classification of cri minal offence. He also took an hister ca! review ot the different riots which took place for the last cep troy, the tumults in the reigns of Queen Anne and George I. Lord George GA-Jolt's Riots in MO, and others, down to the late period tO the Corn Bill, and said, that, if the Law of Treason could have been at all applied, the Attorney-Generals of throe times would have called it into operation. At considerable length be combated the principle of constructive and interpretative treason. At six o'clock the evidence for the Prisoner was about to be entered into, and the name of (icor& Philpot was called. but the Court interposed, arid Mr. .ierjeant CO2LEY coincrded in the propriety of atijournirot the commericement of the evidence for the Prisoner until this morning ; as t: , e Counsel at both sides, and t• e Prisoner himself, mean to address the - .fury at some length, it is not likely the pr::cetcl il.gs %volt terminate before Monday night or T ursd ilex,. The Court appear to Se ot this opinion, as a hew :dry is summoned for Tuesday. The Pris .ner's br o ther, from f.incoloviire. was in • Court, aid sat next the Prisoner's S.:licitor, Mr. HARMER. SIXTH my—SATURDAY, JUNE It This morning the privmers reached Westminster H.Ol a few minutes aft r eight, and raving taken tloir usual places thf: Bar, the press for admission ; no , to n iier hvca,i,e ranch greater than on any dry store u e nct molt of the trial. At one time it assumed s. , sari 'us an aspect, that the constables were oh iged t e resort to rather violent measures in i i:ack the crowd. boom the Arrival of the Judges, a number o or persons of distinction were in Court ; among others, Lord GREY, Lord HOLLAND, Sir JAMES Nltlroriisto Sir R. Wasou, Mr. BRUCE. Mr. HUTCII MEW, &c. and the scarcity of seats was so great, tb.t Sir James hit INTosu sat next to Watson on the right, the Warden of the Tower having withdrawn. The Court resumed about half-past nine, and Mr. WErriento.t. commenced the proceedings of the day with the examination of Mr. Hoot, which occupied fully an hour. The following witnesses were then called, and examined in succession : —Wm. Bryan, John Wright, Philpot, and Lawson. Law son was under examination when cur Paper went to Press, and. at that time the Court was crowded be yond all precedent. The doors of the Court were likewise completely sorroundtd, and an immense concourse of people occupied the Hall. The Tri.ll appears now to be certainly drawing to a conclusion, but we do not think it can possibly be finished before blonds }'. Wednesday Mr. Ar.rs and Mr. Corn, two of the King's Meuergers, n!compinied by two of the• Bow. street o:Ecers, aritae.! it: London, with fire men in e:air u!::“.1 ti.ey ante !ierdA at and biou&ht itom She3ich- 1 , c1•11:ges of iris ; !: Treason. Ihe men undorwei: - . t?..ort txtiminations before Sir NA- T:IAN:11 CoNAST alta v6.1:;c1: were committO to the House of Correction for a ft:rther investiga tion ott A future day. On Friday the 6th instant, S.r WILLIAM Gr..inx gave notice in the House of Corran,7nt, that he woeld, in the next Setsiorts, move for leave to brirg in tt Bill, shirt) should have f:,l- it:, chject c Itclosm in PArliament. L,u'rr Hoav:VoLttavrzn3 —T!:e Centletren have hem lately elected Metr!)ers or this Regiment, ale to be iri , peett d l'oesdhy next, at ell.ven o'clock, Ly Colonel E.LIIIIIE9, the Ccir 09:cer, at their head qu.irteis, in Gray's-Inn-line. They are to appear in their new ET:lone:lt and uniform, which it exceedingly snlendid. _ Peaarritiantaa: —!faker and Eaton both contlnwed to walk till eleven o'clock on Thursday night, when the fonaer had com pleted 501 mites, the Etter 57. —l's.terday moroing they isoto au:rt.:43c a giarter befort four. At foil: it: the tett.rnoott was entering upon hi 4 46 t ri!rt ; 4rl. Wednesday mornint, a )out.:;; aged IR,perrornted twee: anima In one hour and twtive tr.:lutes, bdtig a mile io riz c•i notes the whole He did ter miles in 40 bi.C.0116 as hour, and wo:: half a nilione 1t.:4 than the Oyu' time. " Oirace of Committee of Pro") , CtoLUCti for Trad.... " Whitehall, Nth lure, 2'417. " Sta—f am directed by the Lords ci Lie ('D a nnitter of 1`..-ie‘• Con , cat of Trade to acquaint you, fur tl.e ant..-mmun of tile t.r: - den t en who are interested in the trade with Braril, that lii, M.l - Consul at Bahia has suggested, that it may be expedient in the present state of atrairs in that couatty, that British terseit, sailing from this kinsdsm for Pernanthece, rl.ould, in the Er;t inatance, proceed to Bahia for information. " I am, Sir, your most obedient btimble (Higuti) " . 40..1.1ip LACK. " J. W. E64.41r, Drz.znzrEs, J!%`JR'io. Wednetd: - .y, belnz ttie Intliyertary of the S i nd . I , '•.O nf our Scritil:FAC l N. WA, ated here 1. y tinhint 1 of bells, ti-ntirvs, and other di- nior,rair:at of the joy wh;cli iny iriably chara-,:tertze, a d afri.cti-nate Nest dAy the StLvrit Gum, pre , cnt••.! to !•S ••••:, C•vp-t .014.ns Of pl ice by JAME.S Vl. Wit shot tit on the King::olm, w• n I t ,, •t ro.er 1 4 .11 JAMES Mum, black ;.; But, cabinet-maker.--A ileA• 1 - 14 r VI . ! 41,r. f - by the jnurneynnen and api - ronti:es, and tele. young man, a Aloe-m:11:er, i,t tl•t. amen! E.V-E!••,. The weather being extrerirly I Now- t'e poratiors mustered At An estly ! bers ; and, shining in it 015, VI. • ti.t;i:. •;% !!.. N A plat ter, made alt , i:4,•::.er a };tai.d and t•-•.,. d,tblt• appt:iral•ce. Was uncomaion;y crilieded About eight o',:loc I; in t!:e ev,•niag th Py tcsr,.. l tinned home amidst the acclamation:. el roncnurse of pe,iple, ii , tree's, while t down were fit!ed with Ltdies tit bea , i:y Atter do: ci•renioly of ii.e d ly, eorporatimi s to their ilAli, they etiti-itained tat: NI:. yistinteS and Geotk men of tsiwn •d ; c , i I loya:4 aati good so . :emi.ity ich Jt,iv, s iti of fr. , rn agit of ( )Le of our Scottish :llntlarch3, .1113 the practice of s Ycr.il genet at"ir.s. TILE !INK fti 0; b . I: I C - R C AnAnor) A.Yrt:?.v!—" :lbout see o'clock (41 Saturday eve:.ing, Caro! -.0, the iwerer:iv :141a , «.Pr1, :arty. d tint x;.ected4 at the Pack base Inv, 1 It appLar,Tl Lliivci A car to ride; :end at air- it 1:1-,e 1!,Ct5 , 0., , 1 the ro,td to 1: 41 h, g,..t 1 1 .0 9 not admit 01 any assistance4-o , :t tint. t. V , . - r.:•1 arrived at the inn, considcrarie v• , .; e,:perie:;ced from the inab:lity .1 1i1111.1ss!.1. i..b : -e : language ; but the landi•• .• 4 .1 c she waltzed, from tor a ire.,. .ti eli CO:1 jeC(llrt'd '(I • t • a ty,t • cordiagiy itimrst4eiti. 4l 07", ; • ii !atving licen t.• 1)t. I N , came to tile i/'.l mid brca%far.t the dy i•oir.. - .!,•ely e. VlglliZed hi tn. as sro, a. !es: ii! .1:e went ion:, wal;:cd at.citt lot s...tie rettnned• tssclvc d•. s t i t;ott..f: f.f iat!:ey, in esu:- Street, who kindly her t;:eir N-tectioa. ‘‘ In Ow evening Ler lirs: pr ,, :ectre:% Mrs. ‘Vr:e.h...l., 4:rit•ea tint . 7 Ir. ! iiiinte , .;iateiy t!..t: t./0 I CA Palt.r.l) , )—t!-e.:7sact•ivi s.l ic'i t-e pr'.- strated !! to sr:,it-t :)ard •It I rl/ •WortuAL'r. S •111 affectv,l ,•v t ; ecru a Pah CA::: P-10 A•: AI::: .% G:v•tr.•::! '• appeared /ro-ts !)./ct-r l\ - :;_rmss N rt.;/-!• tiny an tr.:resting seninvv..a p s aheye I,itto se, s k -,d.y a/. ; .st tered and ! , tata:d :/y Aft..r such tre..trem, v e s . `ry t sq!'• 1 !1•• pr , :ed unworthy of the kin,!ness sh.• recei-ett. being 'found te he an iin/tv:P;r; a illInISt•T tars nave hero mentioned, wh.:!‘ we 1 ,, ,1.tar th..y ate laid before the public in ...I an:he . 41sape. teal name is sa;sl to he .;Lary Oaii:r. • f Wititerag-, She has been to India as serv•n% and ban led a %inp,ul.ir ly wandering life ; some ti•rt since she associated with gynsies, with wli'm she p'cki!d tip their gibberish, whidi she details cony fluently. Dr. ‘‘'ittaNso:: is not the F.-st the t'esn , )• tcenti who have been Auzz/..ii by a young woman, wit' " eyes and hair black, eye-brow's arched, a pleasing colour on I.er ch , cl3, a sweet smile, and teeth be:Anil - 1311y ‘7!iite at:d it:o1 Paper. IV Ar..4'l. 111 , 7 /.I.IGrIVCI?.. FAL:VC/TT rif, ) 1 ,."::E 11. Arrived Hs Majesty's &ALAN:, and Act;to and Providence cutters, It a crnize. The LARK hAS sailed akin on a crnize. The Queen elr• lots packet."for the Brazos, is detained until futtl,r orders.—Wind S. ' PLYMOUTH, JTTNr Arrived the Fanny, AnAms, from filvre; an{ Clara, TILL tam, from Dartmouth for Nv.vfoundlana. PORTnP.TOUTH, JUNE I°. • Arrived tli , ! GrAnt, NiorFATT, fpm the Dowrs for Ceylon ; also the Ca',heat Cas•le and Abeoni transports, from the Downs. z Sailed the Queen wan• sport, for Gibraltar; Regulus transport, for Cork; Ajax, Jonor, for Malta and Trieste; and Metcalf, llowattD, for Penang and Dental.—Wind tIFAL, JUNE 11. Arrived and railed for the R iv:T. the Rachel, S: v• LEY, from Montserrat ; ".nd the Jahn Di=on, B NETT, from litta bedoel. Came down from the the Antelope, for the Cape, and :;.tiled w;th the Fr.,..• cis and Eliza, for India, :tad the re it of the outwa:si d S. DOVER, JUNE 12. 64i1ed ir , t night the Lord Duncan Packet, Captrin PACOE, with a Mail Passenger , , for Ostend. — Arrived this morning the Princess Chi.tlotte Yack t• Captain r .I%IA, with the Plans:ers `.fail and FJ`• !ergcrs, horn o%tt•nd. Sailed this morning the Lor.! Duncan Packet, Captain Hamtvrom, whit the E': , of Cauttrvoun, and a Mail, tor Calais. Atrivcd t!.•, afternoon the Ki.sg George Packet, Captain ICtsa : Flora, Ciptain ; ;Intl Pell, Captain STRA': all kora Calaib, with Passengers. Several sail (; transports have arrived here for the purpose of saki: . : in cavalry horses, for Calais. _ _ itNL 1:,'.--Arrived the (21est, John, and B!':•• t; . atvriolls, from Deptford and CAIA;S. SA;led I.otdSitiniouttt, Cidtain NAKE, tkith a a: • I'ALser4,7er:;, for Ca:Ais ; and the Friends IN.TtiOrd. CU5T0:'.1.1101.7.;r., JUNI.' IS. ENT I.N D I ).I , s•Aaus--1 he Lovely Arm Canty, ftv Nevis; C'ortne:iar, Ford, frum ; Ffuro,Str,enson, Calcutta; !olius CM4311,1.11;:1it, from Demerara ; •s;tuoa frcut J.unaiva ;PI illte kegent, Taylor, fr To: , ut Wales, Fox, jun. from Ostend ;I:a.ily, ljnesar. the South Seas ; Fame„ Milled , tr.,:n kiga ; !..2y Sn.:th, trot,: 01 TWARDS—The Eleanor, rni,z, and ta:ly, Ame.e..p ; Belt, Waters, for A rchanel, for raisetigers n.• Comordia, llocrma, for IW:ten:ani ; neur and St. rezes.:). , r,;ll; Queer. Clatt..ttc, " Hamburz,ti. 1 . i'l.nt ;A :Ind rub% 'L. 1.,v I.c, ; ,