Star. — London, England, 1817-10-04 00:00:00

WIPP' • IRELAND. Ma. Pant.—The following . Letter has been ad dressed to Mr. Paat by a majority ef the Members fee Irelan.: : TO THIt RIGHT NONOURAMILR aim= nary COIL, 11114111 TART Boa lasseeth 66 Landon, July 11, tsl7. * eta ad years have new al ive _daring which 7 0 * have advised and cesducted the easastive anus Oinked, as Mlnie ter of that Country, with a seal and diligesce se disieterestod.- a trimness so asaalya.-en halmnlarf is strictly letaellen — end with talents is setinestly eseumeres, that you have samba ear wannest gratitude; and would have acquired the satire appro. Dation of every subscribe. to this letter, hat for the oenuaristv of opla on which prevdla ameeist eterselvee es the epistles ef the Roman Cathdlc " Admitting, however, o yes. sow* mast do to each ether, the inauenee ceesceadess convictlea se this assesentesa qaestion we are persuaded it win net Waders with year up. ri g ht dis charge hi imbue der,. " Impressed with the sentiiielt that year pulak services is Ireland are of the utmost value, we NW be permitted se awe. our ardent hope and earnest entreaty, that is cheese of persons which for at this time be eontemplatedbt the Otterameasst diem should induce you to decline a catebreartes hi your mum sites. tion.—You. who have new made yawner pettectl=, with the course of measures Sited to the better et Government in Ireland—WA have projected sway, awl bowl already st-tetrd mess, very important loqwevemeau la the M. ternal policy of that couutry--canset be surprised, that them why feel Onwards maims fur the advanceassat et society, is Nom industry, and murals, should view, with deep regret, a = Abe eve of those most interesting concerns should be easeternd to ocher superintendent, Wore further runes shall have km Mad, towards these palette& Althongh we not ;mess. to se aspect, that ladies. mints, avian* out oi person* tetNt d e to aey.d ourselves, can Maness Teo decades spas the'objeet at our solisitation ; yes, In must emit dikaccablen mom the Mss gratilkesen we apes, in having sapling ea Mesas& ksowlsdge et a eharacter, wW/. we atom ter peens weeth, as iamb mwe admire it 4sr Follansbee. (tlf/sod) Yarmouth Glerawly John Paster John O'Neil Hass Handles Jocelyn Wm. Itsaiserdsse K. W. Talbot Dents Brown Desist W. Webber Siebert Shaw Dominick Brown isle Kai L. Evelys James L. Cotter BM* G. L. Cele &aim P.l. faniMer Richert Mogen* Marcus Somerville Mem clitelieder James Daly C. F. Leslie lioey4 V. Wake Themes C. 8. Carry e t t i t i r i erry James Croatia F. Needham Bdward O'Brien Themes Bernard Arthur French Augustus Fiumwald H. Usyd Charles Leigh wlilliam Ba g well H. A. Clements E. P. Cooper J.P.Betestord, (Isar- W. W. Quin B. Steam Admiral) %Villein Odell John Stewart Bernard Charles Weskit George F. Beresford Richard Hare H. S. Moore H. IL Pakenisain M.lenglisid G.l. Hill G. Roshert N. C. Colthurst Alexander Stewart Frederick Flood 0. V. Hart Forbes R. Nevile James Stewart G. Fetherstos J. Kean." • &EMT. • 66 IMAM, July 4, ls!7. Cilincvnamts—By the testimony which you have benne to sty Fabhe conduct, you ham contetred upon me an hewer most gratliying to my Lennon I been, and ever shall be, actuated by tb: sincerest desire to promote the welter* of land; and t consider myself amply repaid for the labours and anew); et slice, by the assurance stanch you have given as., that I have acquired your *wed coot deuce. ..I have the honour, Sts. • (Signed) " COMMT Pur,.." 8111 FRANCIS BURDI I ' T.•••44/ letter from Killarney, . dated Sincenber 25, says, 66 Such enrenuasm I never witnessed as the ap pearance of Si. FR A MIS Buanim haa excited hate. From Bantry to Killarney the bills and mountains • responsed to the voice of the people and echoed the Patriot's name throughout the county. After Sir Traaucts lett B ntry, which was illuminated the eight be was them he vent on a visit In *. Hwrciams, with whom he spent two days; and on Tuesday morning, accompanied by Mr. Rosman* O'Counoa, be set of for Kenmare, on his way to Killarney. Within four miles of Kenmarc, he was met by an in- Unsling proemial of eighty young girls, in couples, matly dressed in white, and decorated with green ribbons and garlands. :.nd about SOnom, with laurel; branches in their hats; among whom were inter spersed twelve pipers and fiddlers playing merry and i14d01141 Slifb. Sir FRAMS was ushered hate Kew mare under a canopy of laurel. fainted of two trees, borne by men at eithet side of him.. On his arrival, be 'as presented with a Shamrock wreath by a very pretty boy. who requested him to honour Erin by wearing her Emblem. He instantly complied; and' put the wreath in front of his hat. In about an hner litter, he embarked in an eight Oared barge, and set sail to see the rich and romantic scenery of bla:k. water-bridge, while the people were cheering from the atom. and Mr. ()Torsos, the celebrated piper, was performing in the boat Modre's beautiful nettledy of " Ike Masan tithe Waters." ss The party returned about six o'clock and dined. The day soon closed, and•the night opened with joy and gaiety. Almost every home and cottage round the town was illuminated. The house of Mr. E. DowNiNe was conspicuously brilliant. Over , the balcony was placed a transparency, representing the Genius of Ireland reclining on a Harp, and on the front appeared, in variegated letters —a Sir Feancit Bonita, the linos aid purls& &wearier of the Gaudio iiro.". An immense fire was lighted, round which, at a rms distance, war plated toems and chairs so as, to admit ample space for dancing. The pipers and fiddlers having beta properly arranged, Sir FAANCI3 and his friends • were celled far. all Of whom came l into the air et, sod with Sir FRANCO?s piper w are them. moved into Merry and admiring circle, when all the minsteeli at once street up,. and instantly in. dancers were On the light fantastic toe, going through the 'anons reels, jigs, and census dances, in which Sit - Fawners most heartilyd i n oa ed. The night was peculiarly serene, and several able families, * who Ire bathing at Kenna», as also the swims, mingled. With the people. and panic'. patpd in the pleasures et the night, which continued with unabated spirit.and vivacity till 12 o'clocl, whkn the . Mike, gratified and delighted, retired to e a At one o'clock yesterday, Sir 'Name lef r tM far Killarney, where be had been MOM anal. ously expected for several days past, and strived at Murphy's Hotel in the evening. About a mile Iran town a carriage wits in waiting, inter which the popu lace' wished Sir FAANChe to enter, that they might 4 their feelings by drawing him into t own; bu t vii declined the intended hermetr i and begged to be p er mitted to remain as he was, mounted; theteople aquisiced, and proceeded befure him and his friamis few Lillarneye cheering and human& A pyramid Of tart, surmounted by a tabbing!, was speedily asustructed. The town 'was in a Wass of light; eta e „m ama/ b ra were ilismisased„ .tad the fire obafesed Medias theestireftitt. Mut Sir fin ons itoff dbesil Ali was 'Wald a#ft P0P.110./tat:lsteme LONDON. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1817. THE FUNDS. Pries of Stocks Ibis day at twelve o'clask s astlociml abut— Cons. Oc. 14th, 4 per Cot. stout—Navy, loaf 107—India Bowls 82 BO pre. Oak Laos Anise. shut—Exchequer Bills, Mb. to th. pt. This atoning Consols opened at Sl* fur Money, arid for the Accent, with strong buyers at those pelts.. The Divi dends essonesee paying ea the tOth instant, mod at thb tiese a great scarcity of mewl Is usually obeervable, bet the reveres is the ease at.preesotOt theta sew* ewer was knows so groat a get of se's as b sew le the Market, The Comm tows for the Itedetnptlee have bees served all the week by the /Akin.... a proof of the scarcity of fiqiek. Nest quarter they tweggaessi pun:Wing idtlo.ooo teeth every day. The melded mem milelpate Is these eircasetastees, s future rise. Yesterday a Mattawan took ire guineas, to return ems boodred, If Counts were done at Of es er Were settllarday (Tuesday). Another bet was ,malit of ISO pdsee,that they wouldbe SS before they were Si. The farts Papers of Tuesday and Wednesday ar rind this morning. The following additional returns complete the number of Deputies required to make up the present renewal .of one-fifth of the Chamber, being in all siaty-three s Department et L'Herssit—Corte de Plains. Crosse—M. M. Member *WAN* Dachas's* . Lessrs—General Breuve. The continuation of the process against the asso ciation of L'Epingle Moire, has not as yet offered any. thing new or remaikablt on the subject. Among the distinguished personages of our own country who were present at the proceedings of Monday and Tuesday, were Lard Eumesoaoucar, Lord Het.- LAND, Serjeant COPLEY (designated by the Freoch Papers as the able defender of Watson) and Mr. Baotratiase. ne accused still persist in denying than they were engaged in any plot to overturn the Co-' vernment ; and athrm, that the only association ofl which they ban any knowledge, was one formed in imitation of that which bad been organised in Pros% sia during the domination of the French, which had no other object than to free their country from the yoke of strangers, and was wholly dissolved or the conclusion of the Treaty of Peace- The principal witness proposed to be adduced against them is a cer tain Siva Criasslii, between whom and the Sieur Ca da, of our own country, there is a degree of affinity which must have made it not a little interesting to in dividuals who bad so prominent a share in the drama got up by Culla, as our worthy CMS? JUSTICE and Learned Seejeent, to observe the course IA justice OM regard to the semi order of beings in France. It was objected to this Wear Grimaldi by the Ad vocates for the accused—that he was a spy in the employment of the police—that he bad introduced himself foto dm society of the prisoners foe the ex press purpose of waking discovering to .their preja dice.that be received a salarx foe the purpose of affecting such discoveries...and that he was, neoft.- ovesot mutt of lemmas repute. Lasiag hem twine eelmisally prosecuted, and once oandemsed to death, from which he had fluty hays tweed by a reseal law of a...sty. All these easeptleaese We SYSIii• bilith the !Mists rfolooluff readily adalkes‘ esseet.b ono of fess, bit grosedsi cibfq V* *Nib. (parr Wires 104 laws. lit a smill 'bolt became a duty which he owed to public jostiokto make the disclosures be bad done. After a short deliberation on the case, the Court were pleased to determine, that, considering that the agents paid by the Police to effect the discovery of secret cruet cannot be assimilated (and why not?) to the paid informers whose testimony the law pro hibits from being received, and that the disclosures of Grimaldi can still less be considered as bribed, since he was obliged to make them in order to escape the punishment which the Penal Code attaches to non-disclosure—therefore the testimony of the witness ought to be received."—About the propriety of this decision, it is not perhaps worth making a question, ' since the Jury, we suppose, though compelled by the Court to hear, are not bound to &clicve, all that this pensioned spy of the Police may choose to swear, and will fridge as though they heard mot. It is a decision, we believe, conformable to the practice of our own Courts—that is, to the Courts of England, as exem plified, among other cases in that of Cattk—though contrary to that of the Courts of Scotland, which follow a different rule, and when a person offered as a witness can be shewn to be legally incredible, at once reject him, without allowing him to open his mouth in evidence ; and contrary also, we believe, to the law of France, which in this, as well as in many other respects, avimilates closely to that of Scotland, and is, in fact, the parent source of the latter. Into the comparative moils of the two modes of practice we shall not now stop to inquire; but we cannot pass, from the subject without making one remark, than, whatever may be the value of the Scotch and French rule, the ratio of the French Judges for departing from it in the present instance is a specimen of very contemptible stibtlety, and such as we feel well per waded would never be hazarded in any sphere of in telligence over which a Scottish Judge can be called on to preside. From Cadiz letters are stated to have been receiv ed, dated the 12th ult. which mention the arrival in that port of a Merchant frigate, the Saint Francoise, from Lima, in 118 days, with $67,000 piastres on board. At its departure the Insurgents are admitted to have been in almost full occupation of Chili. A Colonel SANCHEZ had assembled a body of Royalists at Talcagnano, whose numbers, is they are not seat. ad, we may conclude to be not very worth the stating, and be expected to be joined by a thousand men from Lima. Three Royal ships of war, a frigate, a corvette, and a brigantine, continued to cruise along the coasts. An article from Constantinople mentions the arri val of the bead of CZIMNT Gamma at that capital— but some doubt as to the propriety of the present had, it would seem, been immediately entertained, for contrary to the usual custom, k has not, it is added, been pet planted en the gates of the Seraglio. French A per Cents. 651 r. 65c. The Marquis of SALISBURY kft Hatfield on Thurs day, for his seat. Aldborough, Suffolk. The Earl of ASHBURNHAM left town yesterday, for his seat, Ashburnhans-place, Sussex. The Earl and Countess of &snow, and Ladies MOLYNRUZ, are expected in town this day or to.por row from Paris. The Dowager Countess of Servos; has left town for her seat, at Hampton-court. The Earl and Countess Sraricen and family, who arrived a lew days dote from the Isle of Wight, will leave town to-morrow, for their seat, AlthorFe, North amptonshire. Lord RIVERS is returned to bis seat, Stratfieldsay, Hants, from Nei:market. _ _ Mr. ALCZASDER &Irmo has purchased the elegant mansion of Mr. Boot►x, in Berkeley-square. The remains of the Dowager Marchioness of &too arrived yesterday evening at Barnet, from the Conti nent, and are to be interred in the family vault, Potters Lodge, Herts. Mr. and Mrs. Ward.ssuev Pei; who are arrived in Paris, are expected to return to England the be. ginning of next month. The Hon. and Rev. GiOROB RUMAT BOWLES, bro►her to Lord Noarnmcz, is elected Mayor of dry borough of Evesham, for the year ensuing. Lord Cumtras FITZROY has left Berkeley.square, fur bis seat in Suffolk I and Mrs. Morrmout Bun- Qom far her seat is Essex. Lord and Lady LANGFORD left town yesterday, for their seat, Cooper's-hill, Surrey. Lord Stamm left town yesterday for Hedsor Lodge, on a visit to Lord Bosvox and the Miss laave, Sir EDWARD and Lady CODAINOTON arrived plater. day, at their 13ouse in Charles-street, Berkeley -equate, from a tout. • - Sir Ov.mtos and Lodi II Osnossa left' tolis yes. : terday, for their seat in Bedfordshire. R. W. Notate, Esq. arrived yesterday at Fentoos, St. James's-street, from his seat in Hants ; sir LIAW ?AMCOR, Hart. ha! kit the same lot his seat in Suffolk. Female fashion is now ut' a very whimsical moods The Ladies are padded behind to make theta apppaV brain bailed p in addition to which, the slid tester ! day began to introduce Mrs mistisd arms and nosm sd that we may soon aspect to see them all. complete( ' bandies I ' The office of Chief Clerk in dm. Tondo Depakt . meat, which has *gate vacant by tba death of Mr Bmwm.r., is more ?du* in pout Of proßt, Masi that of Under Seeretartot &at& It is an the gift Lord CASTLItiIAOII. That of Deputy 'taiga of • Parks is within the patroaage of Lord PIinVILLS. Gumuu. Er.acrtos.--A great number of Clain* have fast been brought forward at the Animal County Meetings is Scotland. is behalf of sew Candidates, to be enrolled in tho Lists of Yreebolders qualified to vote it the Election al Members of Parlsesasat. By the law of armload, die eisimeat Root h* orsolled a tiaogry Wan r# 1. 1(4% gappt is the MC Of • seeisesipa et 44 mob NAPOL RIPTILLIGBA'CL • PLYMOUTH. UCTOBtR t Arrived the Bedford, BROCILMAII, Irnm 1,4 She sailed 1.5111 July; and from St. Dineein k o July. On the 20th Augeq, in eat. '2l. le Tee' spoke the Columbia, Wusuff, from 1).-rne t44 America. Also, arrived the C.iturv.l::s, from Archangel ; and Lapwing, Iteveauc from the Eastward.—Wind PORTSMOUIH, OCroBA 3. Arrived the Eliza Amilie, Rio Janeiro; she sailed 6th June, and from S :. vador 9th July : also the Ebenezer, Ctsex, the Downs for Buenos Ayres. Sai.ed toe 1. chatka, Russian frigate, on a voyage of and the Scipio, fdr Lunchn.—Wiuu.N.E. FORT GL/VGONV, OCTorEft I , The Middlesex, HARISON, which attired ffnit, maica on the 27th oat o, saw a ship on Grand Corwin, with way her botv q . and was informed by a canoe from th she was the Sisters, from Jamaica fur Lsirwog. DEAL, OC 10BEA 3. Came down from tne Rivet atiA ing, KINSMAN, for Hondarns; e TAvLott, for Mogadose. Artiv!!:l •h 4: bw is from a ernize.—Wind Y.E. HAM WIC!i, OCTOBER. 3. Arrived the Eliza, littowst wit:t bale viol s rice hum I.9ndun fo' Rona i4m, u. v ... g Yrr , leak, and makes foil: Get water in .an ti, GRAVLANO, OCTOBER 3. Arrived the Neptune. Sand,r.on, John end Mari, and Ocean. Cuthbert...in, from At cnang •i ; A•tt front Noy folk; Manottl, Aetd, irom ; .;ratip Wilkinson. from Httrl.ogen ; Mary, .tub. 11.011. .141 Centurion, Mo-d, tram Janun..a; Alcx Itramii; l brae ;lotto*, kolartts ; from lotrver4.itn;Jac,::,;,, ir.ou Longsuunti; atui El 1.1, trunt Ilreotcti. Ithpatch, ktobertsoo, for f4P-ago; A tie tir.ct, for Charl , :s Hettr), Pin lye, for SC . ucar Lai.; tins 41, 01 ' Ltsbon ; Active, e, wr Bourdeaux ; Jane, mulus, Carg:ll, tor Harnburgh. CUs WM-HOUSE. OCTOBER 2. • SNIPS ENTERED IN WARE'S—. be Stamen, from angel; Charles, Conned, front reneriffe; Detite, t i t ,.. Lisbon; Sea Nymph, Robireon, front 1 rime; au. , Matilda, Chandler, from Cadiz. GETWARDS..— Ibe Nelms. .1 - lotchintron ; C&,ct and Henry, Korzt, tor liamhtt-4f.; inn, 1-144, Linder; and Kaios, Shakesintar, for lan:AGA; Lwow': for Trieste and Venice; George the third, fish r, Hope, Penton, for Cork ; Joseph and Ann, ttea. lord; Marquis of Austesee, Brown, end Britain pia. tot Ostend; Vtkiitha dp , iialtkvr, tor Ainsztrd.nt.. An American Paper observes—s , It . amiss to notice the movements of our N may be something brewing. We ,are talc destination of the Franklin, 74, is changed, John Adams is ordered to be titteJ our, ar ships of war ordered to he built by C ,, ngt be.iorwarded with all possible expt•dir•o:;.' The number of passengers proceeding now quite equalled by the nuitsber retu,ni The indecent practice of searching t'►e women at the Custom-Houses, on their the Continent, ►s not general—it is rep rank of the party, as expressed on the pas: lady cf quaky is never suspected of the rut: attempting to Imuggle a piece or two of lac person; but the wife or daughter of a pelted to undergo a very minute scrutiny, is able to penuads the searchers that there orstrahand about her ! Among the Civic Offices, which hive m /meant, by the general resignation cf the of Aberdeen, there is one which, in t: e barrassed state of their a ff a irs, c anno t h r homely, homelY, the Master of Mort?fications. I, roffered to a Gentleman of the name of ear office is now beer me too much even kr Rg and Cato has refused to become Mader o) Lions of the City of Aberdeen. The Abhd FRESIION was supposed to be 'glutton at oysters in exi•tence. A cot:s. was made, that a Dutch Captain of a Ira: could surpass him. A breakfast was on dozen, at the !Locher de Concale at Paris, bet was to be decided. The Abbe eat one and thirty-eight dozen, and then gave in ; • man did not relax till be had eaten one h eighty-six dozen, with which he drank eg # white wine, and, espying a fowl untoncl it all, and drank two other bottles of wine, FREACII THANSLATIONS..-.A Frenchm: time of the old regime, translating a pat Swim which mentioned that an Officer i. kohe by the Duke of MAELEOEOLiGH, rendered rally reel—:tutke alive upon the wheel I / Frenchman, of the present day, the keeper in the Palais Royal. has, with equal skill gunge, inserted at the bottom of his cards, tempting inducement to make our travellit men corder upon him " the inestimable their preference ' .... 4 4 In this hold they SPIKE Early in life Sir JonwbfiNfasion obtait mission, and was promoted in life by a eert: mans on his return to England, he met mending Officer, who informed the young was distressed for money ; hearing which, requested t titne, to procure it ; the day being ed. Sir . .76411 raised the money by means of . •mission, and when he waited on that Nobleman, observed, that being indebted to him for hF- - best use he could make of it was to assist hist The Nobleman accepted the money upon .of securing an annuity to his young (Tien& after, the Nobleman mentioned the subjeci • Pallier. who became so much taken with 'rality, that he required to have Sir ions: i to him ; upon that event occurring, he w; into that friendship, which increased even of hit lamented death. ! Thilofty Piazza, adjoining the Lisle! which forms the entrance to Pall-mall, is . be carried on so as to insulate the whole of Thum . The back part in Market-lane is eery forward state, and is expected to be previous to the tommencernent of the Opera it is - to be the Chair entrance to the Tier shops on the wrist-side. . Yesterday afternoon, one of those a 5 males who make a practice of child-stealio; a little girl away from her brother, with was walking in Lamb's-Conduit-street, ani coact of • the child has yet been received saw, who live ip Thsobald's-road. • e• • ougo `'ng yt •rner au , !nue C....;ger Sr.' L A Im o I , . • red ffna l j, orwor.. I • • 74.1 ar.se gles.l l . g %Protorz u. A. a4s, , ;r4egs .1.14 eau. iaruLti, 44,e, tur 1 iotablc, 3. • 'y, from..) c, docr, and la. e ;cord, 'rz74 :unelny, • r, tor La... Z!ri rd.t may c".t N ovo,. ; t !. t 4 ,1 d that ed, art! g rt. st, art : Trarc t , . f! flees: brut n)•::rittless LCC 41:11LI hijggi !I C.!! re is not::: now becee Magi s•tia poese3t es , le a Jhettlft: It has ben 110; but de Rovilaavia4 of Attila the Rrearai i:detalle ba ading mod r del ed ler s, where N me hundred ; the Duav llsndreti and eight bone Idled, he ax . te. nan, ;It dot lassage from er bad tiered it I Aert4r er of a h.nel I itt c:or 1, as a azd leg ceuntr!- . honottr of Easfit?"! .fined a ccrre etailo Nob'e• iet his C g soltFet fie h, Sir bel ng sp.ecfcs• of his csor obleman, 4 his rpnk,l4 'beret air• a the tents d. S!lord, ject to ix h svch bbe inoroddrei ras receive' to 1114 b at 's Theatre, intensled:o the Opel is now 081 ' completed )era eras n cam, aid indcneJ (c !og, wheal stg and co 41. I by AVa si. • :11 Hew, Keeler of tillarney, who presented letters of I invitation to him and his friends,_ from the Stewards, appointed by the Gentlemen of Killarney. who gm, a subscription diaper on Dines bland this day, with a ball and supper to their distinguished - " In the bell-room, immediately oppoiite the dining-room of Sir halms, severe4r6pectable and independent Geodesy) assembled' to speed the even ing, attended by musicians, and by song and senti ment manifested their attadtaseut and admiration for the person and principles of the iliestrious Patriot.— Daring the evening the windows of Sir Faaticts's dining-room were thrown open, at one of which Mr. O'Cotioott sat, performing national and popular tunes on his exquisite and extraordinary pipes, to the great delight of the vast multitude in front of the house. To-morrow Sir Fangs is to be honoured with a stag-hunt ; and on Saturday he is to partake of ano ther public dinner in tows). From this he goes to Limerick, and thence to Ballinasloe Fair, after which he will totem to Damian Castle." KING OF PRUSSIA. WATERLOO BU3SCRIPTION. Canada, gSd September, Ill?. At a Meeting of the Committee for Distribution held this day—Beam:its Lora, Esq. in the Chair, wad the following translation of a Letter from his Majesty the King of Prussia, transmitted to the Omar mut of the Waterloo Committee by the Right Him. G. H. Rose, his Britannic Majesty's Ambassador to the Conn of Berlin s " The Interest Mt by shag highly respectable Amodation, the Waseca, Comelsrroa, In *elate of the wounded Seddlen, the Widows and Orphans of the brave men belonging to my' Army, 'Who fed In the different eugapnients with the enemy during the your 181 s. has been manitested by the very liberal sem of deoo,ooo its Dollars having been placed at the &pig of Field Marshal Pelee* Blucher far their sapper: , as as by a further grant et otio,ono sterling for the particular benefit of those who were deprived of their natural protectors by that ever memorable ain. ss This con trib ution has gives me the liveliest satisfaction : for net only dispenses relief to these individuals for whom it was intended ; but affords me personally a valuable memorial of the high sense which the English nation entertains of that military renown acquired by my army sexing in conjunction with its own. " I am in consequence induced to testify my sincere thanks to this estimable Committee for he generals seutimects, ano have directed Prince Blocher to communicate In due time all the par. titulars relatlag to the application of these beenvekat donadous. " Berlin, the Mb of June, 1617. " flll•LIICX WILLIAM• " To the Waterloo Copingtte* in Leadoo." Resolved, That the above Letter be inserted in the Public Papers. Beftrom LONGS. Chairman. THE EVENING STAR.