Star. — London, England, 1821-12-03 00:00:00

I" FRENCH PAPERS. On Tuesday, in the Chamber of Deputies, Minister of Finance opened the Budget for the year 1822. He stated the charge for the Consolidated Debt at 228,864,560 francs, being a diminution of 188,204 francs upon the charge under that head for 1821. The charge for the Civil List and Royal Fa mily is stated at 34,000,000 francs. The floating Annuities are estimated at 10,400,000 francs, being 400,000 francs less than the disbursement of the pre sent year, Annuities to that amount having been ex tinguished. In the Pension List, the amount of which is stated at 62,621,800 francs, a diminution has taken place of 1,242,925 francs.—On the other hand, by the effect of the Law of last July, there is an augmen tation to the amount of 1,800,000 francs, for the disi possessed owners of Estates; but against this increase is to be set off a saving of 1,468,574 francs from the cessation of Annuities chargeable on the Domains Extraordinary. The charge f o r the support of the Legion of Honour is stated at 3,44)0,000 francs, and 10,000,000 francs for defraying the interest on money deposited as securities. The expenditure under the head of " Presidency of the Council of Ministers," is fixed at 180,000 francs. On Ike disbursements for the Ministry of Justice, which in 1821 amounted to 17,879,500 francs, an augmentation will be necessary, from the addition of a seventh Chamber to the Tri-, bunal of the First Instance in Paris. The estimate for the Ministry for Foreign Affairs is 7,870,000 francs, being 15,0(1) francs beyond the expenditure of 1821; and that for the Home Department 112,085,000 francs, being an increase of 3,145,814 francs: of this augmentation, 2,120,979 francs are put to the account of Canals, the impiovensent of Dunkirk Harbour , enc ouragement of the Fisheries, the improvement oe the breed of Horses, and the expenses which must be incurred by the execution of the recent Laws relative to the Clergy; and the remainder will be appropriated to various public works. The charge in the War Department is 176,47'2,000 francs, being an increase of 1,7.4,400 francs. As next year the troops are to receive new clothing, the expenditure would have been more considerable, but for priected savings in the contracts for subsistence and forage. The Esti mate for the Marine Department is 52,980,000 francs, being an excess of 7,020,000 francs, to be incurred for the purpose of putting the Navy in a complete state of repair, and enabling the Government to send vessels to any quarter of the globe where French commerce, or the interests of humanity, may require protection. The charge for the Finance Department is 138,846,880 francs, being an excess of 1,975,59$ francs, as compared with the Budget of this year.— The sum total of the Estimate for 1822 is 889,541,340 francs, presenting , an augmentation of 7,306,066 francs. The Minister, after stating these various charges, proceeded to detail his Ways and Means. ' He fully relied on all the resources which had proved available for the present year: he stated the advan tages resulting to the Treasury from the sale of Arista in August last, which would render it unnecessary any longer to have recourse to the issue of extraordi nary securities, and had determined the Government to pay the Becormaissannes of liquidation in money. ' The total of the Ways and Means was stated at 890,000,033 francs exceeding the presumed demands by a sum of 458,693 francs. The Minister concluded with congratulating the Chamber upon the highly gratifying statement which he had thus laid before I them. The resources of the country had been carried to this elevated pitch without depriving the KINO of the power of remitting 34,000,000 francs of Taxes. \'‘ hat other Nation, " he said, " besides France, would be able, after what she had suffered, even up to 1818, by war and other unhappy circumstances, to present, in three years, the spectacle which she this day affords? Her political engagements punctually fulfilled; her territory free and tranquil; her com merce and indusuy increasing in activity; her Trea sury always full ; her securities advancing to per; all her capital in employment—whether to acquire, to construct, to repair, or to give an impulse to woiks of public utility?" On Monday the Address to the Kiva was agreed to in Secret Committee, 174 to 88, and a Grand De putation was appointed to present it to his MAJESTY. fhe Chamber adjourned on Tuesday, after directing the printing of the Budget, without any day being appointed for the next public sitting. In the Cham ber of Peers, on Tuesday, a Project respecting Sani tary Regulations was presented by the Minister of the Interior, which was ordered for consideration on Friday.--The following are further extracts: PARIS, NOVEIIDER 29. The King, on Tuesday evening, gave an audience • to the Nlinnter of .the Interior. A letter from Marseilles of the 15th instant, gives the following details:—" 'lle corvette la Levrette, arrived at Toulon, which left the neighbourhood of Athens the 12th October, reports that twenty-eight Greek vessels had defeated the Turkish fleet, and taken fourteen ships. It is added that a Turkish ship of the line, which was on fire, had taken refuge in the port 01 where the crew attempted to land, but the Greeks of Zante ran to arms upon the shore, and drove back their enemies towards the burning vessel. The English of the Garrison then sent as si t ince, and fired upon the People. The Greeks re garding all that were not out their side as enemies, fired upon the English, and killed three men and wounded an Officer. It is stated that after this affair, in which the Greeks had the advantage, the inhabi tants of the Island revolted against the Garrison.— Letters from Malta say, that the English Government has sent to the lonian Isles a ship of the line and two frigates, with 1,400 men, to reinforce the garrisons: Tdoithe, the author of the sham plot in the Bois de Boulogne, has been sentenced by the Tribunal of Correctional Police to two years imprisonment, and a fine of 500 francs. A letter from Dr. Pariset, dated the 17th inst. states that the deaths continued to diminish at Barcelona. 'On the preceding day, the number was only $9. • The King gave a private audience on Monday to the Spanish Minister. • French 5 per Cents. 89 1. 60 c. • FRANKFORT, NOVEMBER 20. The Greeks are stated to have obtained fresh suc cesses in Candia, several actions having taken place is that Island, in which the Turks sustained great loss. —New assassinations have been committed at Seres, iu Miteedosia ; several Greeks hays bon massacred. lONIAN PILE& • CORFU, OCTOBER 20. -The official Gazette of the United Stites of the lonian Isles contains the following Resolution, adopted by the Senate on the 16th of that month : It appeasing from the Report of the Regent of Zone, d i ned the 16th instant, that on the nth and following days, t here took c o o duct the Island palates add highly seditious and infamous conduct an the part of several inhabitants of that Island, against a part of the troops of his Majesty, destined to support the guardians of health, and to maintain use ptinciples of neutrality, which have been formerly romuigated; which has determined the said Regent and the Resident to proclaim martial law in certain villages, by virtue of an Act of Parliament of the Silt of April, 1821, it has been resolved in follows: " Art. 1. Martial law proclaime d b y the Local Constitatia6l4 Authority, conformably to the said Act, is approved, and ex-. tended to thcwhole Island. " 2. All the Local Civil Authorities shall cease their functions from the day of the date of this promulgation. 0 3, His Excellency the Lord High Commissioner shall be expressly prayed to take, under these circumstances, every other measure of punishment and precaution that he may deem ex pedt. u 4. ien This Resolution shall be printed, and expedited to whom ever the execution of it appertains. (Signed) " THEOTOKT. ° SIDNEY G. OSBORNE, Secretary. " Approved by 'f. MAITLAND:" THE EVEVING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1821. THE FUNDS. STOCK EXCHANGE, ONE O'CLOCK. To-morrow is the •shutting of Consols: a good deal of Stock has been carried over to that day, and a heavy market is expected.—Current prices : Bank Stock 238% 1 -3 per Cent. Reduced 767 a % 3 per Ct. Cons. 77 3 A 1 / 2 -4 per Cent. 96 3 / 4 ' S per Cent. Navy Anns. 110% %% % Bank Long Annuities 19 7-16 3 India Stock 240%—India Bonds 655. pre. Ezcheq. Bills £lOOO, 2s. Ss. pre. par Ditto (Small) 3s. Is. pr.—Cons. for Acct. 78 3 / 4 %. The French Papers of from Monday to Friday last have been received. Some extracts from those of the first three days will be found in the preceding column. Those of Thursday and Friday, which came to hand at a late hour this forenoon, set at rest all the ru mours which prevailed respecting the Kinc's healthr the fall in the funds, &c. Their contents, so far as re lates to France, are quite uninteresting. The follow ing are extraets; PARIS, NOVEMBER en. Yesterday, the King transacted business with the Minister of the Interior and the Duc de Richelieu. It is not yet known an what day the King will re ceive the Address of the Chamber of Deputies. A solemn funeral service WAS performed for the repose of the soul of the late Archbishop of Paris. The accounts from Barcelona are to the 17th inst. and speak of the plague as being considerably dimi nished. Letters from Doctors Pariset and Francois state that it is the American yellow fever, and that is highly contagious. The intelligence respecting the Greeks and Turks and the conjectures as to the war between Russia and the latter Power, receive no eclaircisseatent from the latest French Journals. An article from Brussels of the 15th irk. mentinns that her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta ar rived at that city on the preceding evening, and' next day resumed her journey. French Funds, Nov. 29.—Five per Cents. 89 f. 75 c. New York Papers to the 1 lth of November arrived this morning, bringing intelligence of a late date from South America. The details respecting the fall of Lima contain no novelty, but the following extracts will be read with interest MEXICO. Extract of a letter from La Vera Cruz, dated Sep'l tember 240 h, published in . the Philadelphia Gazelle. " The following is the substance of the accounts received from the interior: After the treaty between O'Donoja and Itur bide, ai Cordova, they proceeded to the neighbour hood of Mexico; and it is stated by a person who left that capital on the 12th, that a meeting took place in St. Christobal, between Novela, the Vice . ; roy, appointed by the people of Mexico, and his suc cessors O'Donoju and Iturbide, at which were many persons of rank, for the purpose of confirming the treaty ; and it is farther stated, that on the 15th, it was finally concluded in Mexico with much pomp, aad harmony ; that the troops passed and repassed from the city without restraint, and that all was peace. Nothing is known officially ; but there is every probability of the correctness of these reports." ZITRACT 01 A LITTTZR raw' HAVAIMAII, OCT. 90. 0 Report says that Novak the Deputy Viceroy, died suddenly, but this wants confirmation. What is certain is, that as soon as O'Donoju presented himself at Mexico, he was immediately acknowledged Vice- , roy by Novela and the Authorities ; and, being in pos session of the Government, he immediately called a meeting of the Cortes, agreeably to the Treaty with Iturbide in Cordova, and in everything ordered that Treaty to be fulfilled. His Proclamation to that effect is in this place. • 0 It is suspected that O'Donoju brings orders from his Court to the effect of confirming the independence of the country, but Davilla, the Governor of Vera Cruz, not knowing this, or affecting not to understand them; holds out ; has ordered all the useless families away from the place, the others have entered the Code of San Juan de Uleea, whither everything va luable in Vera Cruz is tun:potted. HAVANNAII, OCTOBER IS. The new Viceroy has arrived at Mexico, with the Insurgent Chief, where a conference has taken place with the Captain-General of Mexico, and an armistice for six days, which we presume will lead to the &- sired point of settling all disputes between the two parties, and Vera Cruz will, like all the rest of New Spain, be declared independent. CAPTURE OF TIIS PIRATES CHARLESTON, OCTOBER 51. By the schooner Mary-Ann, Captain Hilliard, we have received an Havannah Paper of the 24th inst. from which we have translated the following highly pleasing articles " HAvAmel, Octoessit4. II Arrived from Liverpool the American dip Lu cies, Ciptain Missroon. On the 16th, this ship was taken possession of by the famous pirates who cruize off Cape St. Antonio ; and as these picaroons were about plundering her, the United States brig Enter prise fortunately hove in sight, and succeeded in cap turing the piratical fleet, consisting of four 'choose's ] and one sloop. The sea robbers had the audacity to hoist the red Rag. Besides the vessels captured, there was an open boat attached to the same gang, which effected her escape. The prizes have been sent to Charleston, Where the crews will be tried. The ship was brought in by a Midshipman of the said United States brig." By an extract from the log-book of the Lacks, it appears that the British brig Larch, of St. Andrew'i, front Kingston for Havasmah, was takes at the same time as the Lucks, but retaken by the Enterprise. We have received the Spanish Papers direct from Madrid to - the 19th of November, from which we make the following extracts : MADRID, NOVEMBER is. The Decree of the Cones is officially promulgated, by which " all kinds of foreign merchandise, the trade in which was permitted before the establish ment of the New General System of Customs, ap-, proved by the Cortes October 5, 1820, and which had been imported before that period into the ports of the Peninsula, may be re-exported at the pleasure of the proprietors, on paying a duty of seven per cent." CADIZ, NOVEMBER 6. The number of burials in this city, from the Ist to the sth of this month, was 39. By the latest accounts from Puerto Santa Maria and Xeres, of the 28th, 29th, and 30th of November, 'the number of deaths, &c. in these three days, was, at Puerto Santa Maria, in the town and hospital— New Cues 82 —Cured 40--Deatke—....2s At Xeres The number of sick remaining was, at Santa Ostia, 179 ; at Xeres, 55.—N0 further accounts have been received from Lebrija. CADIZ, NOVEMBER 9. YELLOW Fsvga.—From the 51st of October to an 9d of November, inclusive: R.sis• 171 MILT ST. MALT. Newesers. . Canal. Dad& . - •1 • • 1/4 • . 41 a ' 30 ' .. a IS 77 . . U • isaissa. 0- Ss . . so . I. The deaths at Cadiz on the 6th, 7th, and Bth (all of ordinary diseases), were 43. Lisbon Papers to the 17th tilt. have arrived. LISBON, NOVEMBER IL The Cortes continue with great calmness and pru dence the discussion of various matters of interest to the lateens' prosperity of the kingdom. Besides the, Articles of the Constitution in succession, they have bad before them a most important Project of a Law for the relief of Agriculture, by the abolition of all those burdens, originating in ancient abuses, which reduce the peasantry to the most abject condition. Many of the Members represented in the most striking and eloquent manner the miseries occasioned by these remains of feudal barbarism, and there is no doubt but relief will be afforded to our Agriculture, which has so long groaned under these oppressive burdens. As the abolition of all these dues, quit-, rents, &c. &c. included, as k seems, under the gene ral head of Forage (the title of the proposed law being Projedo de reform doe Fetus), will be attended with a loss to the Crown s it is proposed to indemnify it by other means. The project of a Dectee for the abolition of the Patriarchal Church, was read and agreed to in the sitting of the 15th Novembea. The following is a statement of the new organi zation of the Cope Diplematifire: Leonon—Cbarge d'Affaires, Joao Francisco de °Ves! jra o Fire Secretary 4i Legation, Joao• Fernandes Thews ; Secs Thomas Vaezelier. Parma--(arse d'Affaires, Moeda= Beeler Betelbo ; First Secretary of Legadonaose Diego Mascarenuas Neto ; Second, Tortat e z t = ge rrdra. d'Affaires, listed de Castro Pereira ; Se at Legation, Dr. Joao Bernardo do Roche. an--Aotenie Joarlidea Goatee de Piedra; Secre tary of Ligation, Luis Anted, de Akan Lima. Itzam--Secretary of Legation, Luis Francisco MAD. Vilma—Charge d'Affatres, D. Francisco D'Mmelda Portu gal ; Secretary of Lqatioo, J. Freire D'Andrade Salazar. Wangles:mut—Charge d'Affaires, Francisco &fano Con stair:Jo ; Secretary of Legailoa, Verimimo Antonio Ferreira. Srocetsous--Cbarge d'Affaires, J. F. Todades Pereira de Aumbaja ; Secretary, Riyartio Albuquerque Cone Beal. Coramemam--Secretary of Legation, Antonio Ranee Maws. Baasm—Charge d'Affaires, J. Rabin° Babozad'Araajo. Baussms—Cbarge d'Affaires, J. Antonio Ramos Nobre ; 1 unary, Nuno Barbep de Figueredo. Nance—large d'Affaires, Josg Pereira do Mose* I Ow cretary, A. J. Demony. Tram—Clearge d'Affaires, Canoe' )ftubja i r polka a cro , tart', George Huston. DISrUItBINCES IRSLAND. FROM TN* DUBLIN JOURNAL OS Mali We cannot flatter our readers with any p of the speedy termination of the distarhauce s southern districts. The disposition to riot, and murder. remains unabated. The troop s the country without effect, in search of arms:, ing over a circle of eighteen miles, they ' rusty sword and an old guni The fictitiousi Reck possesses an übiqusty that precludes and harasses his pursuers beyond measure. threatening notices from remote parts at I time: he thus misleads and fatigues the troop, he unexpectedly appears in a different nun commits some act of outrage. The military travel by the public roads, which the banditti case to avoid; and as they also watch the of every detachment, there is but little chance hostile parties ever meeting in the field. day every man is at home, but in the nit, a male inhabitant is to be found in the calms. By the arrivals of this morning, we lear n Parish Church of Knockane, near Killarney, liciously set on fire on Fri Jay night, and tc wined. Threatening notices were sent ta dt wardens of this Parish, intimating their they did not desist from collecting the Church Sir Haan DILLON MASSEY, and other - in the vicinity of Doonass, in the lour have formed an association for pieservi of that district. A Meeting of the Magistrates Of the County , perary was held on Wednesday, at Neinrei sider the state of the County, and to taker the preservation of public tranquillity. Wednesday, three men, charged wi loniously entered the house of Jous Churchtown, near Newcastle, were coma County Jail, by Lieutenant-Colonel Bai 40th Regiment. Lieutenant WATERS, on half-pay, home to his residence near Newmarki night, was mortally wounded. The that quarter, and all other respectable , a state of dreadful alarm. The spirit of turbulence is beginning self in our vicinity. The residence of near Kilcock, and close to the magnific Duke of Lev:nee, in the County of K 1 tacked for arms. The report that the Rev. EDWARD wounded, defending his house, near T, attack of the gang of robbers who ni COLLIS, is, we are happy to say, totall The report of Captain WALLIS, of tie, having been attacked on Sunday nately, not confirmed by the Cork Papers day last. The account is not confirmed of t . been arrested for the burning at Tubber, 'lbe soldiers, in the ticinity of Lir most constantly on patrol, at night, but come in contact with the insurgent , day, the military uniformly recei ' humblest cabin, a most hospitable , night, the houses of the peasantry are gle male inmate. Precepts have been issued for a sion to sit in the city of Limerick on cember. The Judges named in the t. Justices of the King's Bench, DALY,.i TON : of the Common Pleas, Judges Moons, and Mr. BAWD M'CLELAN , lion extends to the city and county s. city and county of Cork, the counties Kerry, and Clare, and the Queen's Count COUNTY OF CORK. During the last week, as the 2.5 th cra their march through Mitchelstown, hued on the several public-houses ' their arrival in Mallow, two of them Magistrate, and swore that the night ' Mitchelstown, they saw from the room slept, through an opening in the errs the house inspecting arms of every servant-maid holding the candle for were at least SO stand of arms, clout and pikes in the room. The Magistrate, immediately set off in a chaise to companied by two men, and an escort but after a most diligent search garden, where the men had sworn arms, nothing of the kind could be and woman, however, were coma but from the man's character, no gives she smallest credit to it. COUNTY OF MAYI On the 2Sd instant, A. GLENDRI mitled to the county jail, in this tow' who is charged on oath with havini and procured divers persons to meeting of Ribbonmen ; also Farrel with having been sworn a Ribbonman, ing attended a similar meeting; and: charged with the last-merr— Constitution. COUNTY OF KILKE ' About three o'clock on Tuesda: and haggard, the property of a burnt near the north-east foot of tain, beyond Nine-Mile-House, close just within the bounds of the tour Monday night, an armed ram of Mr. RICHARD BOYCE 051101 M also in the County of Kilkenny, 'mired to force an entrance; but Most spirited manner, effectually them off. We trust his example it would readily teach the misguideddisMO M-1 the public repose a lesson, which, sooner ir 116 they must be taught. COUNTY OF TIPPERARY. 'appears that in enumerating the the Inquest on the SHEA family, the reinsod of them escaped observation, and that the of sufferers was seventeen, without reck oo 4 unborn infant. It is a matter of much consolation thatfevoll sons have been apprehended thigh the ros the Police, on charges Connected m ou ith the ' ha° 0 in this County. There is some reason to aro.' ol t persons now in custody will give impora et mation, but, if they should be so hardened Is 0 7 sach an atonement for their crimes, paha? d .:troopenop:ovemeatiemarbissbtaumilecoolistimeliestweefzildia. ~...paiis.t.c.thelotti.teegayonetstie.vr:bonrelool..achwirt,:eojrc: D ewyie gh aeoi sgt c the a e any proc r y t ire II die nta' K, to meow r ver y Trans: ea*. fro , me * Ir elands BslY' q ua ma, aid •as befi ita q ciao* bitud'uzi D wiagiht • tbill leara din* , Coo alley, w ise . , , 141 0 , 41. I t/7; to the u s& • ' 4a ugas s Church ee s . her Game**, agate lonty of Ma, ifibalfill County t o d. meassad e P ut ' r• with hayi ng I N REIUx 4 arrival ammitted to 6, shatter istsoua, mers hoaw, when rat e • ating 171 rket, on Suety gn Magistrates g tak awl ' otl ling to dim is ' 4 hj of Mr. AVL annot ficent seat old. g Kildare, wag. . lict pi milar NAut had lest been ft Tralee, (p m a Oa murdered alajf cm m stB h l , tally unloaded, of Brisbane. ''"-- aY last, is, fair ' Papers of Tres bu of persons ha* ' id ibber. •. .• I 2 P e but scaredyair • i ems. Oasis De eive, ryes n te welcome; hait ' are without as e g ad, Special Commis , sat •n the 15th of Bs . e Comsaissioa at, lb" Y, JIBS, and Ito ,e, Iges Joussow fed:, ND, The Co.m * r of Limerick, de nties of Ti k pash County. With :K. 9th Reginivt ea assn, they sal/ te ; for the hem westian Oat they swopped' '' room in wluditis 1 rainscot, the mad to •ry descriptinal ii for him ; that ca table-barrelled 1:1 itrate, Mr. • Mitchelstows escort of • I ; in the how rn to have Asa t. re found. The Dated to B'• • • person in the ' gt LYO. iENNING, Esq. as g i town, Mielteel ing carried mess* , et o attend an aid e re/ Heia4 chatid g Li man, and withbs , and James Few* Pi ned offence—J, si ig LEN NT. lay morning, a lO 'I a Mr. Cunt,'' ; Sliebnaman i :lose by gilleinTl o .3 lunty of Kilkenny. rty went to 0 10 1 ;SE, near Castleso whew they et it t Mr.OssossaidP • ly resi•,ted and 0 le will be follivi s . I guided disco: WO , i tch, sooner U • r 'ERARY. 01 y, the the s tag utebtareecin t tkile oi: ese: ::: : fi la:ion thane ! w e i d soiti,ie u ,aea l g rs j l h t oilmeiithilliiLeeoor d a ist taatese ai itopec.t Ura o o : , to rinses, paha?