Star. — London, England, 1814-08-13 00:00:00

COPENHAGEN, JULY 'S. The Coure Gazale 1,a3 publibccl the following article : “ The King having charged his Legation at Paris to renew the relations of good intelligence between Denmark and France, his Majesty has received from that. Court the assurance that his Majesty Louis XVII I. regards the relations of amity as restored be twecn his States and Denmark, by the Treaty con. eu'ded at Paris on the Stith of May this year, between France on the one part, Austria, Russia, Great Bri• tain, and Prussia on the ether part ; this treaty, torn- - prehending all the Powers which were allied together in the war with France. •• In consequence of this Declaration, 'his Most Christian Majesty has appointed the Marquis d• licrulay his Minister at the Court of Denmark. His Majesty, who attaches the highest value to the mend• ship of France, has also recognised on his part, with much satisfaction, drat the relations of peace and good faith are rescued betwceh the two Govern mins, and has delivered to Lieuteriant-General de NVaListoriT the letters of credit necessary in the qua. o: his Minister to the Court of France. Besides, his Majestyhas ordered that the measures prescribed by the Ordonnance Of the 24th of February, against French subjects and their property, should be revok ed ; and that, from this moment, the Consuls and other Agents of the French Commerce, who have ' recehed hom their Goveinment the order to resume their functions, should be pe►mitted by the Magi strates to continue them in the Kingdom and its Duchies, on the same footinl4 as heretofore.' These dispositions are, by order of his Majesty, made known to the public." The Russian troops stationed in Holstein do not seem to think of quitting that country. Provisions are collecting to supply them for an unlimited lime. GOTTILNIIURGI - 1, JULY 20. Provisions are very scarce in Norway : the corn which was imported, has been exclusively set apart for the troops ; some Norwegian fishermen have come here to ask io.r Mead, and it has been given them. Within these few days, seventeen vessels have been seized on the coast of Norway : the Swedish cruizers captured twelve, and the 'English five. His Royal Highness the Crown Prince arrived here yesterday. For these eight days past we are crowded with troops. The *Envoys of the Allied Powers are returned, and war may be regarded as declared. To. morrow all the troops will move forward. MALTA. PROCLAMATION.• TiIE.EVENING STAR. LONDON. SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1814. T GENERAL SEA-11XLIIING tNI:IRMARY. . AucusT 13, tBl4. THE GOVERNORS and FRIENDS uf this ihsTri - uTioN are respectfully informed, that the AN NIVERSARY SERMONS in the ISLE of THANET will be preact , e4 on II)241)AY, the ..:Pith instant; and the ANNUAL DINNER will be on the Inliowing day (MONDAY, the 29. h), :at HowE's ROYAL lioTaL, Margate. .106EPH RAINBOW, Secretary. No. 35, Cannon street. H E LETTER left by the YOUNG GENTLE MAN who absented hira►elf front London on Saturday, the ;Kith July (addressed to his Mother), was not discovered till liest,ittay. It he laavdetailed the full extent of his embarrats mriAs that ma) , be arraeed; but hi, future prospects in life de pend ott it's instanth communicating with some one of his friends. The Cenee.natt hisklother desired him to speak to on his affahs, wia meet him in any place. " Palace, Valetta, July 1, 1814. The Right Hon. TITOM AS MAI rLAN n, Goventor and Com f of the Island of NI aita and its Dependencies, 1.1,-nten.int-terteral in his Majesty's Army, &c. &c. &c. " It is with the gnatest satistaction that his Excellency the Govirhor fees himself enabled to declare, that from the sth inst. this i•lau.i may, •acterdh:g to the must t igid system of Quaran- I in« hi. hens ottherved in any Country, he protiounced tree front ant Pla:ne cr Cohtagiotts Disease whatsoever. " I.e %%holt Island, with the • exception of its I.azare•toes, will den t-:eve been char for upwards of 200 day; the principal Laza Lim for utiw..rds of five months; and the Lazaretto of C.:tnti tear 1.0 days, with the exceptiou of a case of suspicion (but by no ,titan• of ..scertained Plague) which occurred Ist) days ago. • " a .tn this most sattafaciory statement; his Excel lency ha:, the gta:ification to oli , etve, at the season when a re ut.trenee of the rualaiy was most to be apprehended has now passed over wiclioat the sliglaest suspicahi having arisen, al tlnaugh front the fromminscement of this year the body of every indiehlt:.l who has died throughout the island has been atten tively exammed by Medical Prasnitiouets appointed by Govern mem, t./ ascer: previous to interment, that there existed no sdes:ige of suspicion or in doubt in regard to the nature of the malady. U oder these circumstances, his Excellency feels himself fully war antcd in promulgating hi, intentioo tot thwitli to trtitecr the greater part of dia• establishment which he has hitherto deemed it necessary to maintain, with a viov to the suppression or the Plague. in the evefin of is re .appearance. And he further sig nifies Ins intention. that clean bills of health be henceforward is -tied; anti that ol.distioLuishing marks upon hoi.ses lot inerly it:rec.:o be t et.t " With re)p..e• to the Island of Gozo—Ahliough his Excel. Lncy has the saihnactton to add, :• at it has fortunately corn 'plete.l its foul quat...nttne, and is now advancing in its second or clean quarantine ; yet he deems it necessary .ha: as cotannutlica thin with that Island do stile colinnue to he tfgorously saspenticti. " By cot•.tmand of hi. Encellency, (Signed) " F ` Loci, Chief Sec. to Govt." PRICE OF - (ICKS TUB DAY AT TWELVE IrcLOCE, ituducrd G7l-0.114. tilV—fur .sccutint 4 pt. - CL. t. 4 r CI. Navy lib'', pre. 13.7.rik Sous—Lotig Itii • pr.—ExciL. Gs. pre. We haee'reetived Paris Papers of . Wednesday ' tte &hates on the subject of the Liberty of the Press continue:, the speakers . on Tuesday were Messrs. DELUOLIME, CIiABAUD, LATOUR, LENIORThELX, 63CCQUE (Du Lot urr) and BLooc, who spoke atiainst the Censorship ; and Messrs. LABORDE, FAGET, DE BAURE, and LAISARY in famour of . it. An attempt was made to close the discussion, but this Was neg 4. tived. There is so much sameness and reiteration in all their arguments, that the speeches are compara tively uninteresting ; and in preierence we make the following sclectiuns of Continenta intelligence : PARIS, AUGUST 10. It is said that General Carra St. Cyr has been ap pointed Governor of Cayenne, and that he will set outammediately. The soldiers who composed the Garrison of Gua deloupe at the time of its capture by the English, have one and all requested to be sent there again upon he..ring that Chevalier Vaal)le, their former Colonel, a Creole of Guadeloupe, commanded the re giment which was to take possession. Talma, the actor, is at present travelling in Swit zerland. &Iron fifunchhauren, late Minister from Westphalia, died yesterday from the rupture of a blood vessel. He was King .I:Fromc:'s favourite Minister. AL Bologna, Ferrara, and Forli, the Italian army is organizing on thc Austrian establishment. The Ambassador to Vienna, nominated by the King of Sardinia, is the Count de Saint Mat sari, al ready known by his diplomatic mission to Berlin un der the last Government cf France. The Archduke Charles is printing a work, entitled “ Principles of Stratagy, as developpcd in the Cam paign of 1796." I ALTONA, JULY 28. A Spanish ship, called the S. George, coming from Smyrna, is wandering about jn the North Seas. This vessel, which is int:vete:l with the plague, has been refused entrance into several ports of Holland and the North Eca. Intelligence of this circumstance has been sent off to Gluckstadt and other places. AUGSBURGIL JULY '29. Count Reib.og is appointed Minister Plenipoten. tiary and Envoy Extraordinary from the King of Bavaria to Paris. Our army will . in future be composed of twenty regiments of infantry and nine of cavalry. A Dutch Mail arrived this mining, and brings the : COPENHAGEN, JULY 20. Admiral Bale is rctuincd lo Copenhagen ; he left Wdewall.l on the . .)-I.;h. The negeciations were wholly broken ; though his Royal the Prince r4:j..cted the last olio s made on the p.irt of Ncrv;ay. It v.•as suppotra a conterence would take place between Royal liiBhness and Prince Christian. BRUSSLI.S, AtiGusT 6. Lord Lyndoch has been for some days past at Liege, which is. to have a numerous Enalish garri son, while Namur will be wholly garrisoned by Dutch troops. A Gottenburgb M.til Also art ived this morning : the following is the only intelligence brought by it: GO1"I1:NBURGI - 1, AucusT Y. Mr. Forster hits rettaned to Sweden. It is reported that an action has taken place at Kragaroe, between the gun boats : 16 are said to be taken, and three sunk. We are without any accounts from the armies on the I rontiers of Norway. L tt rs front St. Petersburg!) of the 20th July say, that the Emperor of Russia was hourly expected there. A serious riot took place hem on the :loth July last—fifty of the Spanish troops, • who deserted from the French service, and have been a long while here, waiting an opportunity to be sent home, attacked ten of the Gottenburgh artillerymen, with stones and sticks; and almost immediately drew their knivts. (though they had long since, in consequence of mis coi.duct, been forbidden to carry any on pain of death) which they had sharpened into the form of stilettos. —One cf the artillery men was stabhed in the neck, and died instantly, and the lives of two others are despaired of. Thirty of the Spaniards were ar•' rested, twenty-three of whom have been liberated; and it is said one of the remaining seven is to suffer death, and the other six to be publicly whipped, and Lent en board the bulks for twelve months. There are a fc w hundred Spaniards bete, and these proceedings have czcited so much alarm, that a Pe• titian has been sent to -the Cruwn Prince to request their immediate removal. The Leeward•lsland Fleet have arrived safe in the Channel. His Majesty's ship HANNIBAL passed Portsmouth yesterday with 170 sail under convoy ; his Majesty's ship AMA ItANTIIE has proceeded with that part of the fleet intended for Ireland ; and his Majesty's ship PORT MAHON has arrived at Potts mouth, after seeing the Btistol ships well up that Channel. The Liverpool letters, received td-day, mention between +0 and 50 sail to have arrived at that port. Parliament will meet about the end of October, of beginning of November, and sit for about six weeks. A notice to this effect has already been communicat. ed to the friends of Ministers. _ Last night dispatches for Sir GEORGE PREVOST and Sir ALE:%-I:.vErt COCHRANE, were sent from Eari BATtivitsfs Office, and the Admiralty, to be for. warded from Portsmouth by the LIES'S', of 50 guns. Dispatches were ye4terday received tram Norwa) at the Foreign Office. It is rcpiirted that they con tain a solemn appeal on the part of CIIISTIAN FRS DERIOC, King bt NORWAY, to his Royal 1 - figliness On PRiNCE REGENT, imploring his interposition for the independence of his new kingdom ; but, at the samn time, cotnmiinicatini; his determination to ricl: ever. ; Linger, rasher than abandon the peorle by v.tos• .hoice he has been raised to the TL.one. NEW YORK PAPERS. This morning we received a supply of American Papers to the 14th ultimo. Great trepidation and alarm now prevails in the American Government, and blamsoa has resorted to siimething like a Con. scription to meet the numerous attacks which he now expects from England. It is ev►dent, however, that the Americans, with a few exceptions, have no heart for the struggle ; and we may fairly presume that his ranks will never be fillet. _ _ _ In Charlestown, South Carolina, the Walton party became so infuriated at the downlal of B,.rrA• PARTE, that, as usual with the fact►ous in all countries, they collected a mob, and would have prevented a few poor Catholics from singing a fr D:u'n. Thr ringleaders were Frenchmen, and hav ng been promptly seized in the Church, the insurrection was quelled. The same wretches threatened to born a vessel in the harbour, because ►he had unluckily the word " Bourbm" painted on her stern. \Vl►at ship and alliance can Lours XVIII. expect from tht patrons of such miscreants ? MADISON continues to quarrel with every person under him who has any thing like Washington ho uour or integrity in his composition. Ile has dis missed an old and faithful servant in the War De. partment, who held his appointment from WastnNu lON, and who charges MADISON, and we hive no doubt with perfect truth, with conniving at the frauds and embezzlements of his friend, the Secretary at War. The name of the Gentleman who is thus added to the honourable list of Mantsos's enemies, is Sys:. 51ONS ; the office he held was that of Accountant Ge. neral to the War Department; and he has discharged its duties for twenty years with the strictest fiJelity. There is something peculiarly insolent, rude, and brutal c in the way in which MADISON conveys his dis missal : no provision is made for old age, and no ex pres►ion of thanks fur past services ! Captain PourEn, late of the Essex American 111. gate, or some person for him, has published a narrative of his voyage from Valparaiso to America in the Essex junior ; from which he appears to have acted like a pitiful scoundrel. He was brought-to on his voyage by the British ship S NASH, who sent him oranges and newspapers, and treated him with the utmost politeness, but requested that he would remain all night under the stern of the SATuuN. PORTER, upon this, insolently desired Captain vote Ns to inform Captain NASH, " that he was new satisfied that most British Naval Officers were not only destitute of honour, but re gardless of the honour of each other; that he was armed, and prepared to defend himself against their boats, if sent in pursuit of him ; and that they mus: hereafter meet him as an enemy."—Aft4 this, skur PORTER lowered himself and his dollars into the Ship's boat, and made off for Rhode Island, where, we are sorry to say, he arrived with his treasure in safety. WASHINGTON, JULY S. The American Commissioners at Londop write to our Government that they calculate to make peace. But as wisdom always dictates preparation for the worst, it would not be advisable to repose too much confidence before it is actually settled; which it is be lieved will be done, and reach America in the form of a Treaty of ,Peace and Commerce by the Ist of Seren.ber. The Administration, however, have de. termined to prepare for the wort, and have therefore requested an organization of 93,510 militia, and it is believed that they will be in readiness for either an honourable peace or a vigorous war, as the enemy may Fader. NEW YORK, JULY I!. Enclosed is a copy of the circular, from the War- Department, to the Governors of the different States of the United States : " War Department, July 4. 46 SIR —The late pacification in Europe offers to the enemy a large disposable force, -both naval and militaty, and with it the means of giving to the war here a character of new and cncreased activity and extent. " Without knowing, with certainty, that such will be its application, and still leas that any particular point or points, will become objects of attack, the President has deemed it advisable, as a measure of precaution, to strengthen ourselves on the line of the Atlantic ; and (as the principal means of doing this will be found in the militia) to invite the Exei.utives of certain States to organize and hold in readiness, for ' immediate service, a corps of 93,500 men, under the laws of the 2t3th of February, 179.5, and ltith of April, 1814. " The inclosed detail will thew your Excellency what, under this requisition, will be the qu.ita of " As fat as volunteer uniform companies cm) h, found they will be preferred. The expediency o f re garding (as well in the designations of th e miLiia of their places of rendezvous) the points, ilic import :Luce of exposure of which will be most likely to at tract the views of the ent r , need but be suggested. A report of the OrgaiiiLitiOli of your quota, when completed, of its place or places of rendezvous, will he acceptable.-.-I have the honour to be, with vLry great respect, ) our Excellency's must obedient an,! :tumble servant." [Here follows a list of the different towns of Net. Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode bland, New York. New Jersey, Pensylvania, Delaware,'Maryland, Vii ,inia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Ken. .ocky, Teneb.ee, Louisiania, &c. 3 Captain C , Juk arrived here this morning . ir. a whal boat tom Cape Cod ; Le, with sit others, were cap. Lured on Tuesday last off Watch Hill, by the dor p Fair American, tender to the Superb, 74. The san.e night. in GAshier's Day, they all cut from tie tender, and three made their sscape; two were fetal's, and one was run shawls—the crew saved tbemsclves on the bowsprit and shrouds. On Tuesday the tendst captured the schottuer Caty, belonging to an eastern port. On Saturday a schooner was captured off SAI. brook by two barges ; a sloop was fitted out. went in pursuit, rc.captuted her, and brought lisr into Say brook. Paaers on Wu a.—Since the news of die arrival rd part of the I)uke. of Wellington's Army at Quebec has been Raised, and since the requisitina from our President fur upwards of WOW militia has ken published, the id:a of a continuation of the war has pretty generally prevailed. For our past. however. we still hope fur peace, and we see nothing in all these tilings to weaken that hope. NAT! )NAL Roust.—Letters from Virsi,bington 66 It is reported 11. it Congress will be convened im- mediately, for the purpose of laying additional inter nal taxis, and establishing a National Bank."— It is our opinion Congress will not be convened until the day appointed by law; but when they du come to. grther, they will undoubtedly have to lay sew taus, and will probably attempt to raise mosey by means of a .Baok :—whether thl:y will succeed or not is an. other affair. We understand a letter has been received in town this morning from Watertown in this State, inform. ing that, for a few days previous to the date c.f the letter, 450 boats with troops and munitions of war, had been seen to pass Ogdrnsburgh, supposed to be trom Montreal for Kingston. It is reported that the remainder of the twenty.fiv• rn4l4in Loan has been offered at b 5 per cent. and leaned. PUBLIC OFFICE, Bow-mseT.--Miirliell, the mur. dear, apprehendrd At Salisbury, as stmt.! in the STAB of Thursday, was brought to Town, identified as the murderer of. Miss WaunstAN, and fully committed to Nee/gate for tail. 711 E ARirr. A detachmert of the 4th. or King's Own Reg. ment of Foot. cons sting 4'f 150 men. marched this . forenoon.for Purtsmouth, to join the Ist Battalion of that legillient, who have suffered a deficiency by their service in America. Tuesday morning, three companies of the Royal Staff Corps. older the command of Maine Luau. marched from Ilya*. on their route to Portsmouth. to embark for America. The I it Battalion of the 43d Regiment is to be corn. pleted to MAO strong. for immediate foreign service. One hunited men belonging to the Lite Guards. were lesterday discharged. under he directiou ul General BARTON. Yesterday the troops in gartison at Ipswich were reviewed by General WILIAM, and fired a royal miluee in honour of the PRINCU KNOCar's hirth-Jay.. Tb• General afterward. gave a sumptuous entertainmeal to the Officers. ate. at his residence at Wester field* lionse, and the festivities of the day conc:uded visas ball. -- - - . NAVAL INTALLIGENCZ. The Lord Nelson, of Belfast. from Rio Janeiro ID the Hivannah, WAi taken and Burnt the Gth of May o by the Ulter ‘'sraerican privateer, which 'arrived at Fairhaven ht July. from a cruise of several months. The Crown Prince, under Swedish col"urs, from Bermuda ; the Alert, from Cumani ; the Friendship. Iron St. Thomas's; the Miry Ann, from Bermuda A And the Martha schooper, from Liverpool, were taken between the 17th Much and 231 April, by the Re. verge and Parr American privateer , . which arrived at Charisma 25th June. horn a tour montris' ex (oz.-. The todowing is an Extract of a Letter tram Cap tain SNOW, of the Yankee American privateer, to lies Owners, date At Sea, lEith May :—. 4 1 hate this day captured, as English property, from papers fund tin board, the reported Portuguese ship St. Jose I,i. diano, out rive days from Liverpool, mid buuhd to the Brazils." Mex.—The above ship is 3`2llons, anJ is valued .500,000 4114r* ; but she ti not All Elbt-LIAILLASUAUs 16 has bee& generally stated. I.IVL R POW., AUGUST 1 1. Arrived that part ut the Leeward bland fleet in. tended tot thi• port. They cons of betwLeu #u mid JO ►ail. POR I SMOU CH, AUGUST It. CAM! in his Majesty's ship POSIT MAHOW, fruit the West Indies, having first protected that part of the fkct bound up the Brittul Channel. is Ma jesty's ship AMARANTHS has charge of the ships hound to Ireland and his Maj es ty'. s h i p H AM:UW . 9 with about 17U sail under convoy, just passed Una port, with the ships bound to the Tlianses. Arrived with this fleet the Dunire French frigate (late Alc. melte), Liken seine time since by his Majesty's ship FNERABI.I6 e also arrived tee UlnalUir gi.n-brig. Irons Unernsey. Sailed his Majesty's ship QUEEN, for Ply. aloud) ; :ind the Mtsmrvit, tor the ‘siestward. :111 , he commits remain.—Wind W. EAST INIIIA SHIPPING. Accounts were received this morning at the Els India House, of the sate Arrival in lat. 12. 47. S. long. 32. W. on the Ist Mardi, under convoy of h►s Majisty's ships MclatvAv And kriVoturioNAtcs, of the undermentione.l ta.ips, outward-bound, vil. LLl•lllsitsTONli i ISOMSANC I cADALVA, LADY Met.. VILLE, NEPTUNE. Alld SCALES)! CASTLE. Alto of the loliowing uutwttrd•bouud ships, being .41 well in lat. 24. 9. S. long.:3U. 40. W. or, the lOth April, viz. VIIINCIIELIiEAs•NIASQUIIoaIf Ht:NTLio, se it A'r CAVIL E i , ROYAL CIIARLoI ES * CAST/.1: 1-1 L N I'Lla 8 ELlitieli o ASIA, tint' AbEELL. Tilt GLATTOP patted from the Fleet in the A we :;ttitode, for St. 11. lei. 4, whither by former accounts he had arrived, And from tVII‘IICC bbE 144 d eIOCCV.I“I )n her voyage. WINDSOR. Yesterday her Main testes EIJI Awrrse and paid a morning visit to Pt bourn Lodge. lbw Roy she &imp of SA taastai ILCINIATER and Rustivii to the Castle. her flop LOTTS took an aisles so pairs. Visatois mugged celebrate the human Rao 1414 sees the Duchies' of Prams* Sarnia of Gusts MUIMITSII4 Casuals CA wattawr. sad Gowan blew% Iteasstr. Duke If a rwovrel. and Calomel The Dillies of You. 1 at the Castle this asoraitti The day was ushered This morning the Pat Her IdAvars, wimp Princesses ELIZA MTN at an °r carriage. ep the Tanicr Romeo celiac aad va-y oral 7 finished The peat object of el Eng Used is solarise the P mid be is charged by his the most earnest hiestati4 nation would be fixed to Royal HigLam ; and no trernely desirous. of awl The rumour now pre Wra.usoTt:► is Oat to Ambassador at Paris. bt quit Wae.tnacay. when for giving the Duke Ordnance Department. 77m (Amen , of to.mo ins official Document ri General Post•Odice. A Gentleman who hai Mediterranean gates, t! off the 1.1.nd of Elba, urge pane:tiger, was box from the Undaunted. firmed, that BOINAPARTI an excursion to the adj press concurrence of the The Haarlem piper c Versailles of the lit ing day or two before. the ; were suddenly doubled, were m soitested. The I that the Duke D'Ase journey in the west. ha reception from a reginv declared that it would to restore the deposed g said to be the ringleede ent.it w..s to be broke. a list of the debts contr. family while vbtoui ti, woOtlllti to 80 mill.unt Advice, t Ave been pith ult. Trade was ?Wen was tardy. that up•othelst tftl ted sow Cadiz Aid oth Act of the Cones by 'towed, expired in their int: eduction at tl is the state of things main In, we C40.110t 11 Haltom Recovaite fog are the particular risse.ers in the Lknscs Fassengo t.• s ' The about two hundred. there were thi-teed it ship, which being pat t.,mary to allow a fe upon deck, even in tl home, when on the (; gave intellgence that prisoners. which hay, inok.out at brit vv.'s 1 and we slept always On the fourth day, at ate's weds an di opf urg at (MCC no Oil laddsr. shiae rued the sien o: the hatchwa: rid beiides the tour • sal•.re, cr.‘w.bars. & tea k the sheet. vilocl into Ow cabin where tfle alit in, and said t the pesoinis. rum.. su ore they Moll with ar:ns. The i.ll with tl.is alarm, lad Mate. terrifiell at it e to t:tiow the .trrni valid Mater el the trili we uld all 11 found below ; to v Ste to die, ne lnay ai vo base f• r eit '111:nr tetentr ft;b piss lore us sip thee Infidel CrOAJ , tiler a sky. ).ct•sliot, which amt ~ the shoulder will the hark, and :Mee lie boke the cluck one man decd, and I of firing. He sin road- way fur us Is ate u ) :gle for visitor y cook ti the AnAric: Matter el the Bent strike, he SAW a pi his knees dad cried soners now fell, ins of them we to w. ui board. Alter whi gained posscssinn had six wounded, arm vii arnputatel the cool and resolu