Star. — London, England, 1817-02-21 00:00:00

the most satisfactory, and the Most osiers; happiness of nations; and that it will ob:- on its side faithfully, and according to the of the Christian religion, which prescribes intents, as well as to individuals, justice, con mutual affection. "In testimony whereof, we, the Awoyers tad Conn. el s of 13erne, Directory of the Confederation, after rte ce nstittitionAl.assent of the States of Switzetland, tare sinned and scaled these presents." t , , rrilq N;titure4 WEST INDIES. • Vk.' 'e learn from the Jamaica Papers recoil's§ yew it there has been some discussion is the Assembly, and an examination of Ma , . the purpose of ascertaining what proaec. been given to the commerce of the island. littee made a Report hostile to Admiral but the Merchants, on the contrary, were satisfied with the conduct of the Admiral, 'resented to him an Address highly expel- Atire satisfaction with the constant and attention shewn to the mercantile interest by ender in Chief of his Majesty's Squadron ition ; and the effectual protection which 11l times afforded to a commerce, rendered inesampled importance, by the unsettled ' !he Spanish Colonies, which has thrown the ?Alt of the supply of these Colonies into the British Traders. SrAIN. ;redtted at the first, the rumour via Atu. an insurrettiun having broken out in* the 17th ultimo; and we now find there in t Awn from that capital, of even so recent the 3d instant, which make no mention af occurrence. But we learn, through tarsi. Is, that a popular commotion lately took 'alencia. The particulars we have not any kind of precision; but i i;:elipcdre a large number of country labounerstialhotteti . round the city, in which considerable foment calmed, iu con.egence of the distress esperiencid; and the impossibility to pay the contributions iniiibsed; tbe snaltontents,. it is said, attempted to overcome the soldiery, but they were repulsed by Era% Captain. General of the Province. It is also asserted that Mance, one of FERDINAND'S greatest confidants during all the time he was in captivity at ifelanceye l was lately hung at Saragoza. Spanish letters certainly depict the country as is the mo.t dreadful state of misery and discoatente The penile compare their present situation wi th what it was under the C o rte s , ph eo all was We and attic ity, whereas now scarcilyu dollar is to be seen* . So great is the exhausted state of lb, -110 treasury, that every thing is atirstaalk . nor Ittiiitfonaires are paid. As are • , suggested that at loan might be anted he to which plan the late French OM has shier As the pledge and security, it is , of the Clergy are to be given, which to indispose the liaao with his Tonsured THE NEW COIN. Some of our contemporaries are contesting whether have or have not got into circulation. proie the contrary, we are told that some Ui the pieces have been tried at , the Mint, and to be of the full weight and ffirenesb: and is inferred they were not cotiwterfeits. This is not indubitabk. We ne4r 4 Ondefilodd there was any difficulty in produeide trikii . of of the same weight and standarli n vlliAby , piece: nor will t h e i r b e i ng so prove t h at t h ey their impression in the Royal Mint. Dace of an inferior stander,d, may be detected the assay ; but in the natare of things it is iinpos that the assay should tell where or by whom k mentioned in a former Paper that, without recourse to an extra quantity of alloy--with , the pieces either in quality or in weight, weight of the new coin holds our a sal& iptation to the cupidity of weewfweierni• issue coin every warepial in quarnyto . money —and equally well executed, withs. nine per cent. In other wnrds, being • ' trade,, in which they may turn their, a week, with an annual ptogt of at) for can the counterfeit 'be in this sake ;uished from the genuine, by putting than Ling pot. fact so palpable before the paths, we are' see in some of the Daily Yarn state. ling to impress the public with an idea that, . will be melted down by ...counterfeiters.; nested into Bank Tokens, which are of a still compared with their nom:nal value,, from the Royal Milo. Who woad be . as to melt down shillings, while Incas market, buy standard silver niaeprSent. he would pay for an equal ifiraki of .tht • taken at its nominal valuoi . perhaps, generally known that on • ill in the letters W. W. P. (the initialraf lonourable WILLIAM W l / 4 14HALISX Poi. 4 . the ornament a l p a rr round the Royal ween the Harp and the word 4 , opptnite side; also In the othainsintkl part, le for Worker. On the crowns and half. lett:rs are distingtsisbablety the caked the shillings and sispences by the help Magnifying glass. ljanCe. 1111 o ry to the of fe them r ue spirit 10 govern rni tor s, and n in testi] eaay, that ;use of A haat., for In had bee be Commi VGLA3; I r !al eat they 15ri t ve of anti a nions atm the Comma, en that stati , be had at al gar of on' l ute of the roeicial pal ds of Br, We discre dam, of 4rdrid on e letters in date as the as, such or est channels thee at Vd I atilt with Era a large city, whereas at circulation.. So üblic treasury, then troops nor t has been sugge Eagland, to w hi 4 sconragement. seded, the rents Ls tended to in • Brethtcn. '1 gome of our c eountesfeks havi Do proire the co suspected pieces bond to be of e it is infers nference is not hat there WAS filter of the si • her piece r no eceived their i r/ia—coin of a • Y &assay s b 'bk that the at as coined. We mention acing recourse .ut deb as i ng t b e under weigl *lent temptatio hey can issue he l‘lint atone , , t‘fit of nine t ad; money u apical o ne.: a • cent. Nor see distinguish the melting With a fact s ►prised to see tilts tending t "ei;ew coin Wi • converted Weigh►, ci ' eh the coin Er an ideot ai ' the open mar 'wet than he coin, takes Ii is not. per New Coin e Right Hon • placed nn tl this, between n tl , e oppdgis letitr W. to Owns these lei and on th a Magnifyini TIIE ARMY. firi ••. , . CELEBRATION OF THE Quinn BIRTH-DAY. , Some months age; the Paints Runner. with a view to relieve the distreisei of the manufacturing classes, by affording them' employment, gave diriretions in f the Genius for the public eehlibration of the Queen's Birth-star, and of his own; and, in *urtlet to make the relief more effectual. notice was given, that it was eapectist that on both occasions all those who should Ost. Court would appear in dresses entirely of litiiisb:l4aulacture. In further pursuance of this ir 'Royal highness ordered all his state and oitse Officeri to wear costly dresses of f u me idNixttiOn, and. those dresses were directed to be mute into three classes of uniforms, according to the respective ranks of those officers. The first class', 'consists of suits for the Lord Chamberlain, the Losd Steward, and the Groom of die Stole. The coats are of dark purple, with crimme velvet collars, richly ornamented all over with gold. They were very splendid, aid exciteht much admiration. Not only those persons who are immediately under the aim mend of the Palace Roney had complied with the laudable direction of wearing British dresses, but all the company present yesterday skewed that they had been equally anxious to afford relief to their suffering countrymen by employment. which is the only per. manently useful mode of relief. The Court, in honour of the Queen's Birth-day. was at first fixed for the 6th of the month. but.her MAJWITY being at that time unable, from the effects of her late illness, to bear the fatigues incident to, these occasions, it wet postponed till yesterday, when her MAJIisTY leaf entirely recovered. The day was announced, as usual, by the ringing of bells and the salute cf artillery ; and the people, reminded by these intimations, flocked in great num bers to the vicinity of the Queen's Palace. The weather. which bad been very dull and rainy, began. to clear up about two o'clock, and the scene became very gay and magnificent. The perpetual succes sion of state carriages and splendid liveries afforded a rich treat for those who are fond of showy specta cle. The company began to arrive about one, and continued to do so' till balkiest three. The PKINCK RIK3IIIt arrived in state about halt-past three : his carrign was preceded, surrounded, and followed by a ,party...of Life Guards. The procession _passed alunkin perfect silence. Most of the Royal Family, wept sn date. The Duke and Duchess ot Yo_ KK ar fivestfifst ;,then the Princess CHAIM° rxis and Pipit! Ideiroto ; - next the Duke and Duchess of Guauiza- TOII - ; and lastly, the Duke of Sussex and the Princess Serum of GLouessrest.. The Speaker of the House of Commons went in state, and . Also the Austrian and Dutch Ambassadors. . Her MaJsurr entered the drawing-room about two o'clock, and first received the congratulations of die foreign Ambassadors, of the Cabinet Ministers.sod of who bad the privilege of gum The Grand Duke Nictios.os was, for the first time, introduced with the usual Court-formalities to the Qualm. it wet the first drawing room which his Royal High isms had seen, and lie seemed delighted with the sisesettil and magnificent assemblage of Beitish rank wed beauty. As ,SOOO as the privileged mains had bees pteeentad to the QUERN. lies. Majesty prOceSt : --41 me t efis of a genetal company, isdi ► - The •tedowing were smelt these prisent The CANDet Ministers, the great °liars of State and the Household; Lord Drlower 9 the Lord to Wafting ; hie Minim Teener, Greens in Waitiarg; Major Donor, Silerett Irk in Wak ing ; this Gentleman was presented to the Queen upon his_ mar riage and promotion. The hart Marshal or England, the Lord Chanced's...the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench, dm Lord Advocate of Scotland ; the Archbi.liops et Canterbury, York, and Twos ; the Judge of the Arches Court, the Dean or Wisest, Me Attorney and Saha, or-uenerat, tie Lord Mayor of. London, the Lady Mayoress, the blieriffs or London and Waif ISM Dolism.-Dttonshire, Athol, Norfolk. Dedloseso-...Nnttlturubaland, teluntrom, Wellington, Leeds. Marloloses—Wincuestee, Headtert, Camdru, lirttiord, Era to: Heady, Northampton, Worcester, Abet - elms, Chuisitoodairi; ' - ‘Lieenwallis; - Si Mearofea--Winchtster, Cholmondeley, Ewer, Salisbury. Hissily,lConslas, Northampton, 'flu/mond. Sark—Pm/let. liarrowby. Mulgrave, Winchelsm, Bathurst,, Hatioet ' Starliord, Mintborough. Percy, Portsmouth, Morley., I= d • Nail:wain POWIS , Rosalyn, Tynotinel, iturcharry,, JR , Morton, klarrowily, Cassius Cardigan, Ltirwpool, AlOarralaaaik Westmorland, Macdestiad, . Aylesbury, Dan:. niutitt? s ermains, Abergaveuten A bierdeen, Catarina.. • , C —.Minden. %Dowager Cardigan, Paula liaduarri, Dow,. HICCOUrt , Asperity, Merhorough, Dow, SroWnlJw, Co ventry. St. Ansonia, Antrim, Morley. Uengati, Low, Wesinseath, Litman, Dow, Isonselale, Westmeath, Poole, Cullum* Air. burnhatn, Harrington, idaaclarliaki, klaknesbalry, Dirsirf, and Ayladord. • Coaots—lit. Antonio, Munster. • Viscounts— Esmond. Melbourne, Carleton, Palmensoo. Can. kb **Ms Deneltaisa, Kirkwall, Leacelies, Barnard, Melville, fulney.Joadri, Sideseds, Lake, latilkaky. •i sal Itlglit Hs•sorillts—G. ' B. Bathurst, C. Long. 14. Wasson,* J. filiadair; Sir I. . G, Row Eitoliklson, W. Pale, W. )ha10.., —Arbuthnot. :;• 3041114. • Honourables--Omeral Norton •-• Perk, R. Bootle, Cereals Coils M . *wi t Mr.s. W. 1414, Mrs I'. Staler, Mu. Dr. St wart, T. llnfans o H. Windsor. Mn. H. Windsor, Mrs. Ber m. UDEN I. Cochrane Mrs. S. Cbchrenc, Mn. W. .Rdinksi Sir 0. Slachwood , Mks Klosisird. - • Lynedsch. Cremes. Itleras.S tuning,Sonser vilte. aim id a is. , G. Cavendish. Salary, Rolm, Grautley. Say andlaelt, p UNaredae, Sowell , J. Murray. EllesinirSigha Sk He kw. bargierak.Bastio, MsWey, 'RendkOssm, &Mtn. Laditanati. De Ompipy. Calauspe, liarkeiry, itedisdale. Agahorgs A. Whiesla, , ftelpbeit. Vim:. N. Taylor. Moor*. CNA, Ordayp . Siskra, Drake, Pringle, De Crraygny, 14en*Ys 'Floyd. Huge, L Aim, Angus* Canon, lane Cur/airy, Sat ham Conceal. Conspetm e Hyde-Parker, Hardy. Say and Soles Prances Varadeissr. lashog, rbst.thirdissr, S. Macleod. ft Nu gent, C. Dantsr, yours, *Mock. C. Cliohnondelep, n Prat% Sullen. *MUG,. iinkos, Ilasbala Pamir/. hiross-A. 'EureNdls J. Waal. 1- Dark, ii- ItVertgle 0 bragiv7. R. Liatain. H. 'tains% E. Howard, li..Caairbell. E. Natio. L:. %Voir, W. Asses, 3. &Mega 1. Strange. I'. War. run, 110. Sawyer,.!. Rosy, D. Hull, b. lihr;siterd. T. Ji. Bargees • Walboglalvi Garda°, D. Deli4llB. J. Crad.ck. Thais; Sivithirrt Rohm dente,. limas Rowley, W. Parker Carrel. W. Cosgreva, St. R. Morrows, Jaw* Bouttis, Dudley Su laser UM, W. Wang. James frvilowee, Hurry para. C. Sullivan, C. Mat Jahn Bile, roe. J. liiinces. •1. Courtney, Risbard Chin e Goa #4liliarrl.?"' Hardy,. Gird= Pronatooli. C. MO% T. Ask jimit,_Cl.,tiAlor, G. bane. Gore Onslay, John Limes*. kio, ruce - lic. - Pail, William Pringle. W. Conk, T. Arbethum,.l). Sate& ' . 0 . .; tar. W. blackens, J. Show, it. Harm,. 0. Mlitl Ans. 10 0 .1 4 . 14 . HMO' Hanuiton, tl. Warreadar, W. Apart; tit.:Diorrhst.. St Leawood. Ashen Peat. J,.k.sear. W. Oar too F. Osaka", CI Nassau. too, St. Arapb, Cisme, London, Stairhsty, Chi chester, Chester, Ely. • • Andiassadors and Ministers—Solon, Neth e r l ands, Iterstriao , Russian, I urkish.Amerscars, bwerlsk,liatranan, Portuguese. I,lcaus--Windsur. , . llaruns—Pleilibscr. Wellie. . , • - And also.ii great number at Naval, Military. Return ti e waJ other Orletlegueer, with their Ladies. . . , Intowing had the bosom , of being presented : Mr o& BM 11 4 1 -11, Maids ream fro. the Onvernment of lava, by Mart • COiOnti I aki, Royal ikarinei? MLot C.rsnieP -1 • Majne-Oerseral Sir W. Canvey', oe betes appointed NOlor neneral In the Hanoverian Midden end Knight Commander of die GuelOit Ore*. I ,ieutenant-Colonels Byer% LELA. on behrtMade a Comps ninn Of tbe Lieutenant-Colonel Sir k. Harvey, LT.B. on receiving the handite of Kdighthood. Captain Travers, AirSvls Camp to Mr. Rallies, Rte Gover nor Of fall. . , • Mr. Jobe Del& id. on ring abroad. it Thomas Sieger, Stet/Surgeon to M Rale% i.. con:, virnor of Java, by EaH Merton. : it ; M. 0 Markham, e a M a b e i ng appointeepomptroiet t 4 Battack Department. Mr. Sinclair, on his nmrtime. by Sir /. Siorlalr. rttn Mr. Money. ort Ms return from India, b Visconit !Minds. thr H. Rymer., upon his receiving the honour of Knighthood, as Knight Harbinger to the King. Lady Gardiner, on her marriage. hp 11;aily E. Maitland. ' Captain St. Clair, R.N. on his reeve from the Mediterranean. Lieutenant General Macfarlane, ea his return from abroad, and appointment to the Chielphic OrsTer. Lieutenant Love on Ms appointnient to the Rocket Brigade. Lieutenanr-Coli;e1 Sir R. Gardiner, !LCD. on Ms marriage. Mrs. Macfarlane, by Lady Floyd. Coined Anderson, on promericin. Major-General Sir W. I'. Carton, be receiving the homier of Companion of the Bath. Mini De Crespigny, by her Mike, Lady De Crespigny. Colonel H. Baling, on hi. return from abroad. Mrs. Hugh HsWre , by the Marchioness of Mundt', on return from abroad. • Mr. Shaw, by the Dachas of Northumberland. Captain C. White, R.N. on hi. marriage. Mts. Askhurner, by Mrs. C Forty. Capt. W. C. Jer vuise, R.N. on his promotion, by Earl Morton. Captain Maplts, R. N. appointed a Companion of the Bath. Mr; It Abercrombie, on his marriage, by Marquis of Huntley. • Major C W. Dance. Id Life Gaud% on his promotion sad Mrs Watson Taylor, by the Marchioness Camden. Mr. Leek* nod, on his marriage, by Sir M. Wood. • Mr. it. Reale, nn bis bring appointed surgeon to their Royal Highnesses the eIIIIMIS Charlotte and Duchess of Glocester ; also to his Serene Highness Prince Leopold. Mr. Harman, Gov. of the Bank of England, by Earl Mean& Mr. Gurney, on being appbit:ted King's Cemsel. Mr Hart on being appointed Solicitor• General to the Queen. Sir Botitein. on hi• being appointed one of the Gentian= of his Majesty's Privy Chamber. Mr. Osborne Rich, ou being appointed to it South Hants Yeomen Cavalry. Majon.Gmeral Madden. C. B. and Knight Coamander t mkt: receiving the bonnier of Knighthood. Earl Magnum/en*, on his coming to his dile. Rev. Dr. Scott, on his preferment, by the Nisi, • Major-General Sir Robert Bolton; on Ids nondnedmilia sionintender of dir.itoyal Guelphic Order. .11 nr t=il Mr: lola astrhoo his return from abroad. fray CollimelVihon, Royal Art/Piker, on Ma return fnilss WI& v i A .! WSW Brilinn, on promotiun, by Lord Bridgors. . • t I,ftly Flint, by the Hon. Mn:Visilesisy Psis. " “" Lieutenant Hodson, Grenadier Guards, oil his t . Major General Douglas, mills return frees the Wrist Indies. The Hon. and Rev. Dr. Stewart, on kit morn new Canada. Sir Dudley St. Lager Hill, on seeriving the honer if 1121011. hood to this kingdom and. the kingdom of Purcaphasibehive. pointed s Companion of the Bath. • Major•Cleneral W. Grant, by Bail Morten. . • Captain Wade. R. N. on promotion. . Mr. Este, lst Life °muds. by LA MOM Mat. Chance Molloy, span bar taiflasa , • • . • The Counter of Paden, span her marriage. • Lady Clarke, upon her marriage. • Mr. and Mrs. Panther, on their marriage. • . The Hnn. sod Rev. Mr. Beetle, by Emil. Liud.ey. Contain R. Baker, on his morn from service. P Thu Hon. Mrs. Borrows, by the Countess of Qiengalli on her Continent. _ s Rat • Marshal's ateen... ... The Duke of flusecastaa, a fun dress Fiebbillineara eel. IIiCIII, superbly embroidered ia gold Pilaw of SAlt Cosooao, a fdl dress IPleftis eM feem. - stsperbly embroidered. . . Her Manilla WON a petticoat of beautiful nalspookored entp.vi sine velvet. the draperies entirety formed of dark sable, wen kiddy trimmed with superb point km. and elegant, arm• kmetted with handsome rope* sad toads to correspond. below the draperies Reenchige of rich point lint the Iletelleffief Rik martial *as the pettleost, most seper i alL i ti= . __ ”:j:t.t.rittlit 1 , • with a profusion a poke lace. . '1 Ili t IPyinosse AUGUSTA % a petticoat di rids whilea s ' embroidered with gold, the draperies W. so.. , , • dedgned in a eery new. . lied . wyle. teamed ea the right raw with a ri c h esnbusidered : nevimipmed. aid supporud with very brilliant and eons, 7 geld mph est um*; the assateaa of rich geld tines, aria= Mpatly whOnsailwelideb geld bee, the body and dames psi:. Wilmot voldr. g l int Wee and &wade lilearbdries. hatehtilitethers sad Maimed% ifilimersa kiminaare.—A ' • of rich bug praggem. ideured veivet, must ombrokisred in .sliver of a very leillhat appearance debate's.; the &twirls were nag. idimerly emairaideeed le eerietitidevices. hi $ very skim sad pees/tar hies,caight eagrhor toweadothe right tide, and UMW Wish an exceedingiy rich .embraidemilb knot and ,ash whit gnat time, mid ornamented with Mai dew balm ropes sad tweet.; the serecraa 0 a bimodal assay siever.epattal tissue. the body Weems profusely Mimed with rid' - - diainandes feathers and diamonds. i :The Duane ad Gtoiletar ea wore glassful plasetz io nandet sis tit f ti.C.figrz ........ ~.... oast Ovrat,g - Ofil _lama draperlei, e and tartehilly mope d with a very rickl a ct i ld n = , ' sort and mask, awfinkbed with two spirit Roman of gold kase border Intestates: a mantas of .04 time, Naomi betniti• tab/ embroidered le wnwhods. and trimmed with very rich gold lace. kkad.dress of the umiak brining', with rith es trkh plugs,. Princess &irate of thouctsvaa.--Sowerb slyer petticoat, gold border.. silver boas drapery,. elepstly unmanned with diver; red tissue robes tilnimed wish silver: her Royal High. ness wore a profustun of diamonds and feathers. • The D u ch... of WILLI/4010M ware an entire new style of plumes.conskting of ad feathers, elegantly maimed ha the lona of a helmet 'Which hada meet beautifel effect. The Odin, **sees were uncoiliMonly brilliant, and 1 the lovely wearers looked extremely beautiful. The Committee of & House of __ IrialtOte and Espenditure, hive resolved to reeom ' pejo, tlitiabolitioa of the following offices, after the death of the persons now holding them i Warden ,ship.. of the Cinque Ports, Poor Tellerships of the Escheikuer, and Two Chief Justiceships in Eyre. —• the whole number of Offices hitherto marked for i suppression is nine ; but we have not yet heard the :ee of the othe r two The incomes of th e priced ' seven 'amount to aboot 440,000 a-year i v e hare the report will be confirmed that the Duke of Arcot, intends to give up t e annual sum which he has lately received in addition to the sale of his 'Sovereignty in dwlde of Man, in the year 1765. COMM . 'S% on The depot of the 69thregiinent now at Sheernesr. reentries to Cantarbury, Where it ;11l be established on Sunday. The following will be testa i pretty correct List of the Regiments at prelim stationed is Ireland, viz : C ' . - id, 4th, Stir; mud 7th Draped Oiiards ;. 4th Ora groom; 14414 16thi and nuts light Dialrooos.—fatal, Light Re giments of . Caialry• lorAorai,-Itt (Royait). lo Batt ; Ith; 12th. td 834.3 16th; 204; sash, both, Sith l 3stll,22tb, 2d Bat.,; 414 i 444; 41th ; '42tb st retibliikeil at Cork fur New Smith it'ates); 4 0 th; 50th; 224,1 1B111411.1624h; 14th; 7/th ; it.td; owl, 84th, at Batts.; 9114 i.lititft 2 1 4 4 pits; and Rifle Brigade, 3d gnu. — Total, as wpm. Jafawry-; !Staking irlitriTli of thirty-six regiments at pre. sent ill re firt ::exclusive of Artillery. Out of the rig • above-m.llmnd numbers, the nine 24Battali ."6 will be immediately reduced, and replaced by .1 propor tionate part of the Army under orders to quit France. No Officer above the rank of a Lieutenant Is at present employed, in Ireland, on the kettuitiug Ser vice; and we believ e th a t ' a similar regulauou is about to be, extended to England : in ill-. lorartr Cottritrt. only three Inspecting Field Officers are now retained; in Scotland two; and in England five. . . NAVAL, ,INFELLIGENCP. FALMOUII4, FEBRUARY ie. Arrived the Dutch ship Vrees and Hoop, MAT, from Amsterdam for Surinam...-Wind - W. S. W. PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 2,. • Ariiired his Majesty's ship Prinsikrueus, from a anise t, Regulus transport, from Rio inieiro ; Betsy, TPATTN, from London • and Eagle, V A L LACK , !T OM 1 Guar nsey.—Wind S. W. DEAL, FEBRUARY 20. Pat hank last night and this morning the Hen. riots, Elizabah. Waterloo, and &mon, fur Batavia; Oiwon, for Fort William ; Marshal Wellingtim, for. Bengal ; Elizabeth, fur Ceylon; Dick, far New South Wales • Britannia, for Grenada ; Ce n t ur i on an d Wil liam Bryant, for Jamaica; Sisters, for Hay.usnah ; Adventure, for Limerick; Richard, far Desnarara ; Merelordshire, for Madias; Jane, for Berbice ; and -Nancy, for St. Michael's. Came down from the River and remains the Caledonia, for Madras. HARWICH, FEBRUARY 20. . Arrived the Kitty, Hionsontv, front Hull, having been on shore and lost an anchor. 41 .4 1 4)c1VER, FEBRUARY M. Arrißig Ap i ggharine transport from Calais, with a-parta u oi n grq. i ggaggon Train ;- also the Leopold, flaptatt i a that pi ace, with passengers.— Sailed *0 l a nd, 'mean, Captain 1 - lastiLv:in, with a mail antliftritiiNgs : Trafalgar, Captain KNIGHT, with passengfaa, both for Calais ; and the Princess Charlotte ' Captain LiALLANDS, with a mad and pas. stagers, for Ostend. RAMSOATE, FEBRUARY 20. ' . Arrived this morning at four o'clock from Ostend • tbe..Flying Fish packet, Captain SMITH, bringing over Colonel FuvreN and fileen other passengers, and F alse the Flanders Mail, in conseqtrence of the Duncan Eaegular Dover maul packet, having got on share in - trying to enter that harbour, oti Sunday last. Captain lbarrn succeeded in getting the mail and passengers AP= of the Duncan packet safely, and was rewarded bg having the mail hbme.,Left the Duncan on shine -- - lk of °steal, -- - it mueslis( damage.. • VARY 14. fittaa thle MO 14011. , themictiontorod $ Wray from Douglas, Ida of Mao, of Pane in the marning Of -.le perished. The one letter Liverpool to Pernambocto, also Newsday night; crew saved, and 'ust. the schooner llama* sad Kam& fa Dairy, With batten Highlands of iludinsd. The cram their why horse to !Mom* PHIRUARY 90. from ; Usurp:Ed, BA. ma, from Lhhowl Bideford, Besiimr, Win Omit ; and lively, idtogion, fruit St. Michael's. &Bid tsrc osneral.ffyil. Nitrite, tor India; Cornwall, Jordame, pngthe (..14.0 of Goad Hope astli Irk of France • Ano, Wilkie, fir - Itgypii . Mask?, lffdght, for Bemoan; Walust, Gogelmai, for BONN" ; and Hope. Foreman; for Rotterdam. rip ••••••••m• Ifitias s elhis morning received the Boston Papers e. fhb 110th tilt,.'but their contents are unimport ant . 1 1. thi,torsstes. father and son. underwent ,Mt ex • n before the Cabinet Minister., at the pup Office for the Home Department. ' ' The Evaus'a wire ordered *404 is custody. "LOAN.—Ttie following particulars respect .* the Loan recently concluded at Paris, are given ha rime letter from that capital s deli's! the 17th hatgaz:—w Three S cieties undertake the negocis too millions of meta at 551. per hundred. The is to be paid into the Public Treasury by the' lilth every month. commencing from the it of the e ensuing March; and 3-12ths from the lst ifThisember. In Islll ten other milone at rester furnisged to the lenders at the rate of 58f. if Iffitfonsent to receive them, and cannot be relined &chn ... _ --.1, ill.•••• --- President mr.flok ; the thiiii i i Which is French, is known under the firas at Lawns, HOTTINOUBIis BAQUENAULT, and Ca/S. twice.. The Actionaries who are desirous of taking a part in this speculation, will not he suffered to atingle in the administration of it. At the end of iiteen months, the result of the operatic* will be made known to them, and then the Societies will have the right of paying these Actionaries either in mks or in specie. It is evident from the latter •clause that all the provisions are already determined on, and that a great confidence esisti in the lenders." itarTiste.—stase of the .Odds yesterday, Deasy—ll to I eget. Monseatilla-42 50.1 apt. D. of York's GarMie—t I to I raw Bro:laer to Crispin—lt to I apt. Brothrr to kosolrenko -14 to I apt. Pr•if Budand's Selien—le to I ap t . Lord ituu,'s hsaus—lS 11:114.1).ord Stawell's colt.-20U as. even bettlre was Lavinia. and Brother toSmolensiso. ages. Ltl i r oittikk Osze ta llc il : gl i %ton. ass* Lqrd Stamen's Merrymaker.— tee Dahl' • es. same as on Monday. • 'war. ANON, FE Bit UARY v. We . bet AM a . fresh arrivals front Suffolk this morning, bet basin vevy,llloodessaud, ales were heavy, . seeps fur Fine Wheat. winds obtained Monday% prices. Prime Barley sold rather sneer freely, but there was sot rile ken improve...ln In . ',slog of dio in qualities. Pew, Beans, and Oats, of Sae qua. Rios, ~lt Monday's prices ; hut ordinary samples lineal •sel, aadrirtiratta.o MAMMA I', FEBItUnn rat. Beet Is 44 to 4s & i Vial S. 04 se As 0 Memo Is e 1 to Se 01 /I°.et 44 0 to 5. 41 Wert. SOO —amp and Lambs 3:760 —.Calves 130 —kV 84)J. return from the C•atinon• - - _ __..— - At the back of Osteu.l , wt.hnut I 'lle Lord Advocate at Scotland, bleb* Lord Ulawiessor. • . • - IMI.NAST, FERRI./ !- ! The COUnteel of Mod. ,•• imilleoller Mat s' 4 - The Teens, a • Pndleton, sail ipittr-ClOisrithi44..... oat rdo4lloell4,dr. ... . 1 110 lith.llawW l . and imams •si a wimp - - .'l y night, wally lawns Earl Paulen, an ills rainlage. o f Loth, it appears slie founderad t c a rd,' andel, on Ids Wag appaindils Dawpanlois at tha Salk, p " kaii . ,44 that all bands Rave p Admiral Pieknioreon bis wawa him Idawissullibld. . • a *a VlElliplalws from Lavery Miss Burrows. by . Nar dasthar, tin Haw harps . Mrs harps . . ' k w . Au w an d a , Ty wa y, Lieutenant St. lope, as Isis appainannat. :'.•,... ,an oit Doedlas. On Um: et l: inst. 1 • Lieut. IL Cuppage, 11.11. A. Mbk reshot Ocssral Cappadis .: M ' , isa ar i a .ay a n d h a . xid aai Plajur-General Sir W. 4111wk,'iss Ws- retina •froetiraladi. . _• -"l' m bit an Ma, hi the High* ' Mr. Frederick, on being appointed Deputy Caniptesillei al earned* limn Panpatriek, le their Barracks. . DRESSES. lit , ~..- • GRA HS, HIM silvai the Mary.wport, Iron • . . The PallICI Reamer won: a Field-Marshal's stiffen& , " ra w Da i w a; c alihnern , upasa, - _ e r i t , i ;„4"7",„ ith A ... 1 7 1 - p o ipeb ela dia rin dZ —. estil the 'Exchange should be higher than 6 if. , ors and drassonsla. Ifi t 'taw they shall still have the preference of vl; me thoacassas woes 1 most beautiful anti j . - ' them hi commission . The tint, rifflisa ii bili i, am " .1. i ft r i t ia la j° 444 , 11 1 .. =V.: r t.: 4 1. 1 ', . .tw talc_ VetertWiligister to estiOn i Tai io l iemis p i ro k e ti e ,,,,,,,, • Cis- stances may rirgento. Of 'me three Societies, torrid azr.Cosouto.A &Awl** lade we is English, and represented by Mr. 'EAltnre ; the at skgre l loki agr, driPorie!• ; '"eitTdi legend is Dutch, and has for President Mr. - tior:x t