Star. — London, England, 1817-02-15 00:00:00

Wised to be comeitted to the warrant was ditisest'dii. the. *oak banisters and Pi is Totbiti4alds Bridewea. : arranged for the prisons& re four hackney coaches were pro► prisoner put into each, under the Yores, Mr. Mills, and Mi. Messengers, guarded by Pearks, Vickery, the Bow-street 06- Conant rode in the first carnage. of State's Office about five to the Tower, at which place half.past five o'clock, where the Deputy. Governor, and Colonel of the guard on duty, coaches bad entered, the gates Deputy-Governor and the the prisoners, and conducted apartments, which bad bepn pre. reception. Each of them is confiaed With two. Wardens (Yeomen of be constantly With them, and room door there Are to be two exaniination, Vistount sidenonth went ate !mkt of the tiaMinmion a • ; .0. • .* " • v•la a i t . fI A *e not examined yeeterdai ft ; Lying, they had no memiction . , . Committee have comphied tOttlr era - remitted to therm; Isit owing Order of the Howe, of the report,' Mr. Rosario; was obliged the House for a supplementary which was of course granted. now expected, will be made early and when we advert to the , last night made to the Tower, doubt of- what description the Re- it. is quite cataip, that Lord Thorax Gaaavtum have both. it the disposal of Parliament. tubers who . have resolved to do unwilling to naMethem until we 'fact.- cootemperaries have made light of the dog*** -4511,00 •-yeaf, sad lerversien this alit has buss ceasidavd; ralli iOt o . whose airwave* le have fig' this ilia:** comet . .4 class aid valise ,as the selia Aliaseore I For ll* ether idea shoo s du% WI" 1111 i ti PPO!. rift ! , 1 • theiliden. - • ..! : *Weirs of sinecesopoppiptiap 'NW anscienclif ohm the inentilwols Isatessly hoe .dssit poems landisarhst tabs:* MR the roomer of tealityla assornasisfididli i d* 'owned sahelse Of those who. se t• their strength in the service of the inch dimes the worn* to unfeeling Onetime opini a level with the the First Magistrate of. this:grist eicept is Isaias sa _ thihnitable than aH the self oompla. liniortnitte with visishstitay iaassulbsis. they hot boasrdldeaoatiaataa, Alas* hind of lemon. : As a great dace oithic word.ive most blatimash 114 sad •aar 3taoetoo,ia dias raskaarisilsidoar *sir statiteibithat iviikb is •be dirk, t aor'eaioarpressat say. sacassionsifsaditiheihst has this groin& Witomeaniet' to ad- . an *edam:Ts ei Weak "Cey. i'fiegulity. vies in thettudifigance of ihhir 7 splendoor. Est ore "hall ' idwiipsse. nay stamps to . lomat aiasserai'ill• erwilimmiod boi,biproi niraint•OiOn be itientrieek ncOaslianient as the steward 4 the . public plate Parlitment neglect this imperious duty, thee: ' have lamentable evidence that a -- 4 absolutely indispins . ibis; ' What ate they ,—A parasitical fungus _ body politic has Inn been' infected, to prejudice. Those who fatten on them are ' , forma of the heart's blood of the very labourers. They count themselves importance. nay would persuade us that . to the health, nay, to the very *xis politic.—Yes, indeed I they are as warts, or wens, or a cancer, to man. impudeme reminds qs of the Poet who had XIV. and whets examined by the IS % I must live."--Ge I am not sale eisaisty astessery," was the reply of the without going quite the length of Minister of an absolute bloaareb, imbue sayins I.—it is not =Oa IleassiMs7 . • that thde men should ON than that the slaty peewit ' r ef tba Alaska jbp*d. livg..lfyott "Gold thick it hag* to baeotitpeliad k io tetaktiejii, - at leist-teate*to mole of. the food that belbaii of tight Itiothet:people. Yotiuttafeeling insolent:cio filkd the ohole . nation en)b.iodignation. •:.Isi • • Vie some time sips informed not Reader* of e mad tOospitacy having been .foriwd in the vicinity of Bayonne to overturn the Bo is Dynasty and restore that of BoitAPAnTII. Hatilteet ridiculous this plot, it was nevertheless necessary that the conspira tors should not be suffered to go off with impunity. They have accordingly been brought to trial, and two of them, a carpenter and another mechanic, have received sentence of death. They were all of the meanest and most insignificant deecription. We 'have been fiVoured with a Copy of the new regulations side by the . Supreme Director of Buenos , Ayres, PUILYRRIDON fur irming privateers, this being the same document td 'which i lLtovri's Agent lately referred. It states that the principal cubes which , have induced the Government of • Buenos 'Ayres to , carry On reprisals against Spain, are chiefly founded on the cruel and disolating manner in which she agents of Wog Faunistittn matte the orders of tbee Master, by reapeiliog . none of those usages which • ... civil nations obsette inlioments •of warfire. Thess regulations are ainsAlar to thole enacted by other na tions, in cases of. granting letters of marque, and contain ill - the precautions necessary to prevent Auks, and the violation of national honour.. Proper securities are required, and an officer is to go on board the privateer before she sails, to read to and deliver to the crew a copy of the penal s lats against piracy, kc. The commander is also bound to read the same to the ea every eight days. The 17th and 18th ar ticles then state that all Negroes capture! on board Spanish vessels, are to be brought to Buenos Ayres, and, if not disabled, to • serve in the armies for four years, after which time they ate to be free. All Ns ,groes who cannot be brought to Buenos Ayres through blockade s or Any other reasons, are to be landed on ani of thilree palms of America, where they are to enjoy their liberty. 6 s a g* tap corder if et and the instant le Cabinet Ministers ie n • i ts was se nt back to ' f ey th i ng being errs Y • If to the ToSitit, fou a nd MC prisoner r. o f Mt. Brown, Mr, Is • • Is, the King's Mess 4 ven der, Adkins, and ' ▪ Sir Nathaniel Cum t , y left the Secretary' ,▪ o ck, and proceeded t arrived soon after t • • were received by • I Sutton, the CAI 6 as soon as the goal • closed, and the De g . took charge of t i to second•rate apes' kw their reception Is eparate room, witl I Guard) who are to tae outside of each rc . h. • t Aker the exagdinatit Carhort House with : the Priie's• " The two Beerier in r on persisted sayi ith him. ), The Secret Commits ; •, lion of the Papers an omission in the authority to Mpg 5 apply last night to tt I . to that purpose, Report, it is now ▪ a the tnsuing week; r mansittals which were! Otte can be little'donh ; port will be. • I We are 'attired is Ossavu,cs and Mr.:l placed their Sinecures I 1444 0 1, 4 11M 0 L ,! - .PO the same, but amain bare ascertained the f Some ofner s coottem PION (1911 W a ItganfiCPervaiel resa hy•Militliar 4.1 sad situation oughts* itsi, as 44hir same I . teiddheatui any Ilia as le attached Inc d deth 4 :thii rings:vies 1 or eringle dissik • move *Ai" blefidce ' ambit ▪ ' tot the Mohler lialas t' tlffir tomtit Pa o4 Treikthilultikeariao • the Plaik4anial&l regelai ' Meat aid waste dial • • Oibliei And have place their unfeeling ; ob& snowiest to t The yeti edsri ad* . tinbe ":seney andlatiortneS 'ilia iocisrp • • • Willi Magi as e *ea a 161 • • Muie;-' rut ins* rariatabs-ourVidif 1 eiyalbilicits of Sat which bstimitii their *tiag‘eniriiirit digs tits be &Ittihad to si life Wno:da l ibi rcatfl . kOtiala f . I .SeadlOgard reelliat BUNCIIPIC 111 # 1 1 1 Mr, $4 llll *Oa tarn" . Itf* 1 • abeam 11111 i b am do itr dory. a Should ParbiOnsit iadted, - we shall b ratersi//efene ab Snorcuassi Wbi With which the bod its great prejudice. led at the espouse Poorest if our lal awn of importanc, , they are necessary I tenet of the body Nil as necessary s the body of a man Their •impudenc Loins YID sister, said, 44 Sir, that that is oink* Moister. Now I; the Nate Minim as hesitstisa is a • FLANDERS MAIL. Theidail of this morning exhibits a traitof respect on the part of oar arm PooFoment toirordt the 'Wows who fell in our *tight sad of syMpashyt7- .nieed,ln foreigners by this attention; whinklis il 4 &Pe i sissOy Wing mind, • • • • • &appears that dm' trttidt'rrovetinstitt had le -4.llnandthat a cestaisi,fseld isi the neighboorhoOd or Teresina alight aminthsturn be dimurbed, even by the phis* became 'k were boned 800 English' *ldiom ansiOrmness who Rotidsod lliorigolif is the* Mr** fieennieii• /mit OM the ground p1;04, he o 4 : itioivaids they *nod' to Mao otitlio' lempeaMtion * the Knpristere. - • • The city of Tenegme.farnsking in thi generthity falba-idea, has primed; through the,Captain.rie dindif the Previa*, thmaken present of the grnmid to tsaland, in irditi:thet•disiitonsser MAW be ipeid se M musisina of tb k ti4lrefirsoldlerii *hi is doing sae duty to thiirguenkunsuitris ha* .1 1 1 # tolgoth iglory imposed upon theirs a debt skgratitusle.. - The.cfnie/ * Gemmel Saiiigard publishes a Reieript of his Majes ty the itidgof Wearmtistes.. by which he gives to * subjects .dsnt,lierty* if the Preis, .by abolishing the.Censorehip, t s as.the Regulations of the POlicelsooks. . tt- ; From Nuremberg . *eleirti:that the price of :Cuse hisfillen very cosindSrably. • • • We receive also kio various quarters positive news het there is an inunesse quantity orCorn in thejsorts 'of she Baltic,. end , that it.increases daily by fresh sr iivala from the interior of Russia and Poland. . • . At 'the last Market 'at Charleroi, Wheat fell six' francs per, hectolitre. It was In such abandincee that an additional place was necessary to contain it ; lid it is certain ihatCorn is conveyed up die s p:e. der to be s distributedin the interior. whereas hitherto it; eroara that river for exported's. has been eonviiistr • Rositian.Chnstd; going. froth' Paris to EtVland with hymnist farm was lately supped on elk road • lead Fron by ten men smolt . and "Tily, tbadi lint get out of the am* and tm.e t disbasii*ginie the postilion to bel4 the iSnisvt.,4l- 0 7 , Oa inastektil the cabriolet absl4ll4, rigt‘taotoosss, Isitt,feering to be striirield. thttrear. l ried off every - thins:after having entirety stripped the Claud. whom they left without any miming s they Seemed to leer that he had pipers esseeelnd Wits lining of his thstisee.. This unfortunate diadems was taken in by a Mend to benignity, who gave him some clothes to cover hint and wing to continue his journey. • ~;. acwAYINAUIRIN, JANUARY at. Oa the 20th. 21 st, uadVild, there fell such an sea: 'anus quantity of snow in the whole chain of mow tains which separate itidy hoe Bwitrarland; that the passage over Mount Ss Oothard and the Sploger is interrupted. This has prodmed nanseroos avalanches which have 2dlen wish - extraordinary impetuosity upon places which were thought to be wholly secure from such disasters. One of these avalanches bad done much dausage in the village Airolo, when it has destroyed several stables, and a considerable number of cattle. The Italian maelsv, task Illlinsone to Mem, Was assassinated: sod . '" ••' • Mold ; his hotly tae not bleb food, bit only his bat, tibia was all bloody. The banditti opstted all the to - 110 1 0 418 4 P, 1 4 g rP e Y in g ah r.- . DeffirkNTLNOPL/1, - M0E1441M. 1 4' •: • • I nd Wench. frigate Galatea, Captainianntcabrier, Isich craites in the Levant Seas for the protection of the ',reach merchantmen, has captured a famous, pirate, named Tranpopolo, and six of his companions. These wretches last yelt treated in a most barbarous *manner the French Agent and his family, in the Isle of Argentine. Count Mooteabrier has kept the ring leader on board, with the intention of carrying him to. Pence to be punished. He has sent the others to Smyrna. The English have taken on the coast of the Mores another pirate, named Cattramatto. BRUSSELS. FEBRUARY to. It is said that as soon as the season will permit, there will be formed in the province of Antwerp, a camp of 25,000 Ten ; to exercise the troops in grand military mantt u 'res. Yesterday there was, a .very 6ne fête at . Court. in hamar -Of the anni►ersary of the marriage of his Royal Highness the Prince of Orange. Two. Russian Courier have arrived here I one from Petersburgh and One frem Paris. • UTTER PROW FRANKFORT, .JANUARY 22. Petitions.". nothing ; big Pititiens t c ontinue the latch - word of the Germad.-Dret. - Of course, you will net expect me to sir into the particulars of all these Petitions and private. reclamation' What ttiend of his country does not hope that the impor tant *fairs will soon be brought forward which are to be the object of the attention of this august and venerable Assembly ? ANOTHER FOREIGN LOAN . ! ! It should be Mr. Joan Illuu. no lopger—but Mr:. haw • The whole world seem set an milking her Ladyship. America has applied to this Country for a Loan, which is to be unlimited. The, term is for two years certain $ and such is the confidence of the Mooted Interest, that One Million is already sub. scribed, one Banker hiving engaged for ‘50.000. The security given will be a transfer of American Stock, which at present pays an interest of 6 per cent. The recent fall in Bonds and Bills is attributed to the advancement of this Loan. NATIONAL DlST.—Citpitai Stock purchased by or transferred to the Commissioners for the reduction of the National Debt, up to sth Jemmy, 18171 Cetimi. 141. 4/1 Total asimosot porehasod for Orem " skim s oss Ario,stsoos Tonelod Decd Oreglieleas la '41,1184472 10,199.03 S perpetual radosrubbArimildsr .zscesi etee*.ate 414 4 1 7 2 We eve -so . try tOllll6Ollllllll the death of the Right Ron. Ron. Faascw, Eattwf Cleildford. By letters from Italy we learn thatilse Noble Lord ./Sed.at Pita, at at the end afloat sliontb. . A letter from !blame, dated halm 2,lsti.•? /01bsangokidighisess doe Deka of C•Ahl34lllp . O. , MtiteeteclAnek hejts.Cetse to-day, nod Pig Re I* sorrow to linsikaimi, where be has been initia, —Some chanri lake plim in the Lindy** , S I litsanbattalions 'be dissolved,. and three new saes be .fornssol hi.Eaat By die dims Woo -of ih *se battalions and the act*: son of thsgeoiktme Pin.* and Hesse, t - Weird tba pßimment battaLons 'of the Landwetir Parc -mmidarn* estendeJo so ihat*On an *serape 01 o donates will be erected in a district of 45.000 persons.. A battalion is 600 men, including. - and.sisbalterns." Caxisauxse.—Those Members of the University who propose to attend the Address on Tuesday mob! the Ifich•instant, are requested to meet the D= l tion at Wuaas's Rooms, King-street, St. J equare, at one o'clock on that day. Six WIWI AT Loss's.-It is strongly suspected, thatibe title of this Satirical Novel is a mask, under, which are satirised all the he roe of the present day.' Au. OUT OP =ax BAIII6--..The PilbliC are respect: folly informed, every Ticket in the present Lottery •is now out of the Bank, - theiefore any. Person wish ing for a particular or favourite Number. whether occasioned by a dream, or any ptedilettion caused by say other circumstance, may now have the idea. tical Number they want, without any extra charge, but as the whole Lottery at first only consisted et 9,000 Tickets, and as it will all be drawn in a fear days, no time should, be lost, otherwise it maybe sold. before they apply ! Sraxtencs.--The Duchy of Oldenburg, including the. Lordship of Amer, contains now a popalition GO 178,270 inhabitants. The population Of Biveden;risl' the year 1819, was .9,407 W piteous ;'The capital bad 62,890, and Gottenbergb 19,562 inisabitante. In Lapland there were,lK sl ab no t 11.5.000 people; but the goyim* Laplandees see not 10,000, v5a;•5,115 under. Sweden, about 9000 vadat Norway, and' LOW at most under Russia. In Wm-, way 1144 are about 910,000' inhabitants, of whole . 74,000 live-io 18 awns. A Letter from Madrid, 'dated January 29, says... is The King, on the 21st, visited the state prisons io eageifi, accompanied by the Captain of the Guard, the Duke of Alarm. His paternal solicitude led bins into the cells of tbe prisoners, where the groass, of these unhappy persons powerfully affected his great and generous soot. Majesty examined. every thing to detail; perceiving the machine which was formerly used to apply the remise, he instantly adored it to be bum, that even the remembrance, of that infernal iastroment should be effaced. Those is the other prisons are also ordered to be destroyed." Hun s.--The fox-hounds of R. 8. LLOYD. Esq. meet on Toesdayo at %tidos Wood; end Friday, at nowton Brook ; each day at half.past ten o'clock. A game-keeper of SIiJOSIPH BANC= was shot by poacher about a fortnight ago: John North, a farmer in the neighbourhood, who was suspected, has been taken 'up, and the gun , left at the time of wounding the game-keelier, y identified by four witneses. as `suing belonged to Mm. Three witnesges also re. 'hired the bat Mon the ground at pie same time. priOu'isially eabfai.ttod to Lincoln gaol. • • • • . .' .4 ..~ TILE ARMY. A detachment of about 220 fine yam; men, he: longing to the Sith regiment of foot, arrived at Til bury Fort yesterdoy, 'embarked this morning, to join their rtgiment in the East Indies: 1V;174L INTELLIGENCE. • MAlLS.—aaa. DUE: .. I 0 haute •at. DPI, Waterton% -.' it 0 I Hamburg • •0 S Gurnifty and Jersey 1 0 Oottenbargb - 0 II Ileum • - . 0 f I Flanders -•- 1 0 Dais . tiollaad • • - 0 - i • • • O. 0 0 FALMOU IN, FEBRUARY I Nothing attired of N.W. fresh gales and cleat weather. PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY Is. NJthing arrived or saikd.—Wind N.W: • PORTSMOURI, FEBRUARY 14. Pnt back the Minerva, Moons& Jobann4 and Fre:. deficit, and Triton.—Wind W. DIAL, FEBRUARY 14. Came down from the River and sailed. the Mar qeiti Wellesley. for Grenvd.t. Sailed the Richard, NOBLE, for Demarara ; Minerva. Masons, for Oporto; Prince, BRAITHWAITI, for 111710011 j and Many Foil), for the CApe of Good Hope.—Wind If.Ws HARWICH, FEBRUAKY 14. Sailed the Henry Fretting packet for Holland, with a Ititisil.—Wind RAMSGATE, FEBRUAItir a ' Put is for shelter the Margaret and islibella;Eliza, Fitton. John and Sophia, Neath Castle, Lord Nel son, Dispatch, -and Boston picket. 'ORAVESEND, War. UARY 14. Arrived the Eqk, Wades', from Adartenlee; Maria, Akin% from MOSAini. Bailed the fifteen's, Foe, for Bounleaux ; win, Key,: for Fore Areas; Young, fir at. l bonus 4; Neptelse, Abseil*, for New Odessa; Sara, Adams, for Make; Alert, Jaws, for Dahlia; AimweU, Tate, for Hamburg h ; and Aleseedrine,‘ Brisk, for Rosin. • cusrommouss, FEBRUARY 14. Sines •EINTall11) INWARDS.-The Jtenlnha, BMW*, him Jan; Mariner, Baba, from Liverpool ; Mary, Fos, f sin Dublin; Indus, Waldhans, from Calcutta; Brilliant; &oboe, from Pernambuco ; mad Prince Regent, Clifford, from Hawk OtErwoons.—:llto asterism, Avery, for New. York (U. S.); Active, Divine, for Rouen; Perseverance, Matislass; Lorna, Aids; and Aurora. Willson, fur Hentburgh; RoNrrasols, for Bourdon% • Matcidete. Wilms, for Buenos Ayres; A. ' pbittite Mord:ell, for Tenerife • Petite Julia, Jacipteliee, fir Caen; Ws. Zimmerman; Adria tic, Davison; and himblice, Schmidt, for Pillae. Xoninpbuty, and Eibing; Warm, Trader, for St. Kite's; Trader. Hall, fur Quebec and Montreal; tit. Paul, Leest; Clementine, Schmidt; Laufer, Wielibold; All. anon, Domatiski ; Furst under, Easel; and Vrow Lubliesina, Enle, for Damask; Swan, Vickers. for St. Michael's and Rio 'swim; Maria Antra, Rentes. for Amsterdam anti Rotterdam; Propels, Talbert, tor St. Potersburgh; Jane and Marys, Costes, and Abbess, Imailatad, for Handset& ; Layton, ratios., kw the Isle et France. Mutiny, and Bengal; Diseiso •, Read, for IDA wait and St. Petersbergh; bug, Fell, for Cork, and Hakim (U. $), JUhlass. Wootton, for °steed; Wiltiena Pitt, Onhans, sir Wes; saga Dorestshire, Turner. for Chine. • The Kelton, *Downy from Liverpool to New. foundland, pat back to the former place on Wednes. day, with damage, and leaki, after being out twelve week& The Rachel,. •*--- from Baltimore, was obliged to put into Bangor 13ay, during a gale on Thursday night, and . must be lighteoed. She suffered consi derable damage on her passage; and lost her rudder of Newfooodland. ' The Osaario. Gout" from New York, was driven istisEcti, ton . the Noesb 8011, Dublin, on Satorday, and nearly the whole of the.cargn damaged. The 110111ilt011 1 - WALIII6I.IIY, 0001 I'ollllod to • erenada, was abandoned at amain DecnObnr, being a complete wreck: • The Julion, TUOMPSOW, from Halifax to St. John's (0. B.) is lost near Cape Sable, . The Hart,• 'MONT Of Moose Island, was wrecked on the 10th of. Lecembe4 near . St. John's (New Brunswick). The Mary, CLitonosto ' from Newfoundland to Scotland, was abandoned at sea the sth ult. being water-logged, and afterwards went to pieces near the -Bay of Bulls. The Europa, HAMIA. from Miramachito Ayr, is *lost off Cape Breton. TM Swallow, Mossor, from Savannah to Jamaica, was wrecked the 10th December, on the north side of Elewtbra—crew saved. '.: RlM—Last night, between nine and tip o'clock, 1 aii alarming ire broke out in the residence of Mr. Guayas, Diana-place, New-rond,Eitaroy.square, and entirely consumed the whole premises. The confla gration was for some tittle truly alarming, threaten ing destruction to several of the adjoining houses, but fortunately the arrival of a number of fire-engines prevented it from extending beyond the house whine it broke odt. Muinaa.—Thursday evening, as a French Priest, residing It Reading, was returning from Wallingford ,to'that'town. between eight and nine o'clock, he was I attai'ked in Pangbourn•lane, two miles hom Reading, l bj Same . hiotpads, who robbed and murdered him. His beechen' literally severed from his body. Spniarano ! —Ausrtm AGAINST Frizzatam...--This .ornste actios commenced: by the plaintiff, Mr. Wm. Austin, a respectable farmer at Blackthorns, in Os. fordshire, against the defendant, James Freeman, the 'nil of a tenpectable farmer at Launton, in the same county,urrecover damages for the seduction of the plaintiff's daughter. The defendant had suffered judg ment by default, and the Jury, which were most re spectable, were summoned by the Under Sheriff, on Monday last, at . the Cross Ina, Orford, to assess' the damages. It apre *red that the defendant (who is about 21 years of age) had become acquainted with the plaintiff's daughter, Ann Austin, at the house of her aunt 1 that he afterwards obtained permission to visit her at her father's residences. and that, tinder repeate d promises of marriage, he accomplished her seduction, at the early age of 14 years and 10 months ; that he continued to visit plaintiff's daughter for some months after her seduction, still professing his intention of marrying her, but upon being pressed by her to fulfil his promise, he discontinued his visits, and wrote to her a letter, in the concluding part of which he says- 64 As things be as they be, you must take up with another, and think no more about me." The plaintiff's daughter is a most interesting young girl, and had been at school from 5 years of age nr fl within three months of the seduction.—The Jury, alter hearing the evidence adduced before them, as• sassed the damages at asce, together with costs. •