Star. — London, England, 1817-01-23 00:00:00

WA4 -. 7-7-- . . . trivillisfrlieCOuras oi 'GALE it-41fiti PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 21. The French brig St. Omer, DIDORANCHE, from Lisbon for Havre, was towed in to-dory by the pilot boats, dismaste3 ; she was seen riding half a mile from the shore in Whitsand Bay, during the hurri cane. The wreck of a vessel has also floated on shote•in Whitsaud 113 y, near Wreikle Pier, and ap br; of about 300' - with Aisk, ,;►A ri 4 isti Pik hi* oot.of the Pier, sea is o• alto*. Several of she coin dation stones of the New Pier are forced emu. Io feet, - the damage done here cannot be ascertained. LIVERPOOL, JANUARY it. The Fie' de Fejo, from Para fl* Lisbon, is vitally lost on the bar of the latter place. CUSTOM-HOUSE, JANUAP.Y es. agates ENTERED INIVARDS.-..:1 be '1 licurs, Erotte, from Rouen; Jenne Figure, from Dunkirk ; Nrw Comet, Jenkins, from Cork; Harriet, Moore, from Batavia; Aurora, Wilson, from Antwerp; and Sir Joseph Banks, fullartoo, from Hayti. OUTWARDS..-- Ile Petite Regent, Burgew, for Lisbon; •ra *Union, Galliott, fur Marseilles; Jane, Whytotit, for Bernice : .__ _ . . : • AR . " ie . • 'ilk diesiOii.btatik tit Bactelltai ate int* - se papas* •Vo priteed to rraAce s .to rtlieat &atilt* Who are expected to' telutO tit I The .4d kattelion (Coldstream GOards) it is also 410 "daltellawhich is ibis, in France, are tone relieved . tbit Ist Battalion of the 3d Regiment. at present dohs* dory in this Metropolis. 11* 2111 d Regiment at present remains in Bristol. The depot of thz 59:u, Irons Guernsey, landed last week at Chatham. ~meet have arrived eeilen Barracks. tons, with an escort. new silver •Ctiitt to I's are now iswed. lA/curies 14, IPI7. and Fife, practised in ‘, having been referred in whether its 1.1..p•i0n the reports which hare Commander-lie Chief, respe:thre " Calls and Beats" Infantry, is pieased to cam far Donn and Fife, li the Coldstream Guards, system. and be adopted JANDAVT 15, 1 4 17. RICAN r, iu the nrne anti graFlously pleased, at the, the Cossisannca jtt , late a I.ieutettant in the senrenee.l by a Gtneral Barrack& on tile •th anal undyr at the riecum:tatees his tank as a Lieutenant eitistinsed, CALVIIIIT, Adj. Gen." lONS. thou b.? ma.t the rice le run, goal!" r• RAIDS OF StiTOS. are obliged to du garrisons in F.n. 'mle as Field 04 • Tield•Oilicers, and excuse is, that we )fficers; and this which ought to hive battle of Waterloo). that Briton: %%wild of the only chance Money, has of ob. that deciiive. con advanced one step, :aro years' rank -- Ace. she Brevvt Waa been so improvident! We. one. wr no Virtivet, sages. of the tr val •ur (tom the As Laws, wbicb to have been dis 4 _ their benefit. But laved hy it. Well the wed 11,1 as Muth At .1 who have desetved satcri6ce on the say nothing of Me t of battles lor4ve cannon taken from bivauie the army College swallows ..iefit to pay Profvs- J Military Drawing. senior Odium of troops -?apensive Stuff, who line in leave of ab- for the whole army Colonels of corps (du lo regiments) gain by this very article. roong men, yet (as a allowed to Regimen. rather superfluity, pay for amain: to do without. CUSTIUS. dated 26th November, Ge &Oa bleGtiroon, Chief et the bar , very good looking I like a native. N wed Dec ' . 26, says : annivetsaty of his , and advantageous y. The pay of all to the Colonel in a large addition of under the name of regiment receives an Aanier-General 4000, and a Commanding tied November 15, . from yeur side that dear friend, if it erns here, then there might keountry more de= no money. and less prospects." n Yorkshire. 'of the 'Ti ursday night, 'llion,. elirtliquelie Ail of Minifield, and' xray. j banker of phenomenon, anti his set beds, undo: as alarm that tyskke persons also left infants jest boo. op: J in :Tint if grcittr.d Cork. • - , • ---.., .........s,, g., ..,.. - ....es ; Jane, w nytott, tor income ; --- -•••••••••• • e- yes es oohave.been a brig of about 300 tuns, with Charming Molly, for Calais; y et t h ud°, want., for Rio Janeiro; Six compani es o f t h e 73d B eg i n Aswin, Kay, kw Forts St. George and William : ,Uhioa. Woof- at Coleheste her masts and spats painted white, and the following r Barracks, from Weed ten, for chimed; Ceres, Henderson, for Jamaica; rise Coinullti t leUrfts ire painted in white on her stern.: . . drandford, for Madeira and Barbadoes; l'o, Cullen, fur palate; The Artillery Train of Waggon r •:.;: —.TFORD. Honour, E ase e son . foe H avre; E xc h ange, Ashton, and Trails, are *be employed to c o nvey th e . .. . . ---DER LAND. . . . , Cobb, far Trieste and Venice ; Vriendsehap, 'llit:legra:tff, and difemat pastaof the •►• . 1 . stag-on). Rosins, Bell, for Rotterdam • Lady Hannah Ellice Hinchas. li svrosed to be the Stafford, of Sonderlind. The , ea. f or St. Lucie, and John i sker, Aniaby, for Le i burft. The following nifi Oil &scorner Abic,o,. Cass, of and for Pleinonth, from South- from the Hasse G uar d s: t " IP ton ' was lost on the Ifoll,kwater, and all on The Packet from J.unaica, lost at Plymouth, o Noose -Gtoteros, J brought an extensive quantity of specie to this coon- "The mad e of 1,.. r „,u„, t , fur D rum board perished ; part of the vesskhu been towed in. a . try, which, we understand , was all landed previous the Cahhte e a m R eg i a i ent o f 1.„, t c„ r d, , - Came in the Prudent, Trench frigate, from Mart,. to the lose the the vessel. I . , to oatmeal Registiosts, in order to ascertain I' rique for Brest, and the Elephant, French store ship, Admiral PoAstent will leave Suffolk in a few days, walla be attended with advantage, and th s f ro m Rochelle for Bourbon, having on board the to hoist hi s fl ag on b oar d the Cosagozium, of 7f guts, tadgeeeieed appearing sad4aciver, the C Governor and troopi, the two latter with damage. and then proceed to St. Helena. fits nephew, Ott. with a view of assimil at i ng t h e respett i vi le is supposedM. OAXits, jun. Esq. of b ur y St. Ed mun d s , wi ll through that fifty boats were y destroyed in Caw - through the seeds! Regiments of Idiom - :an accompy him as Midshipman. sand Bay during the gale. Several houses are beat tumid. th a t th e Sy stem o f i nteract i on f ee . , , • Yesterday • Conn of Diieetors was held at the "i 4 " 04 by lime-Polajor Putter, of ter dam), and the fish cellars are Washed away. • East lodia-Hose, when Capita C. S. GeroarAt was dm* be considered .a . ' doe meld shed 11 ANO rkilia LETTER.--SAME DATE. - . .. sworn into the oornmaod of the ship Princess Char. l ad,r4ksl/- IST anumana. ate• His MOst .chilltilllS - 1413jestrt shill The Elephant late of Wales, censigned . to Madras and Bengal. a,, i ' &seed) . • -—" H. ciavaery, V mind at Plyntionilt - ,:thia morning from . Rochefort, . The following Comm rs ande took their final leave " Moose GUARDS, bold to the Isle of Bourbon, having experienced of the Court, previous to departing for their respec- o His Royal Hlfbneor the fisher kr.; five destinations, viz. :—Captain .1. Molter, of the on the bad ( of lid Majesty, ha, been tee g g agaggal heavy gales, i n which she has sustained S * H er e f or d s hi re; and Captain T. HUGHF4I, of the ?em/ 14140 km or his Royal mermen o *gage, which it is necessary to repair before she Bridgewater—for Madras, Prince of Wales's Island, Caste, to direct. that / _iinix &Masa, 131 e se , proceed. On board this ship are the Chevalier and• China. sth W es : I n d ia Regiment. who Wi; WI c Gesesal de la Fars, Military Cornmandants and the Court Martial, hull at Kingston Barred a Data des Basins, Intendant of the Colony, 'with His Royal Highness the NINES REGENT is expire- August ' "IS ' t° b. Cashiered ' shall ' und? , his family. It is said that the Siren i n t e nd s name. ted to arrive at Carlton HAlbt on Satiuday from " am '. . ed with hi. "iv' hi rtin " " Ili hi P Brighton. tame sa West falls Reglnteut.— By tom • s tatel y to p rocee d to Londoe.:.—Ftem" the very an- I Thefrineeu CHAELOTTIE has diffused Much saris - (Signed) I , IL CA hit Molt Christi If . d ' dila sme of the w"lber ' -• • an --a " faction among her tradesmen, by intimating that the r kW, ship Prudent, (which enchofs:ti in Cawsand orders proceeding from her establishment shall be l MILITARY REFLECTL It Bay yesterday, from Martinique,) Ilia beet ieesiived executed tint by one or two individuals tinder patro. isis Catwater for safety. - -' c - lap. bet by as many as she can employ.. IS 0. avarice of .F ame ! it (ink ti de,gsiterolis impulse In t he hero'. DEAL, JANUARY tn. The •Gtand Duke NICHOLAS was at the Opera on Parlai, ytteGoihtf who, when th it .1- Tuesday night: he sat in a box which he hos hired new.. doe tank l uf glory at the it . Came down from tbe River and remain, .the Dove, for a short 'lair .Yesterday morning be visited the . fee Tenerife; Ajax, for Jamakii,Shannon, for Since the peace; Brevet Of fi cer, oßritish Meseurn, and Surgeon's Hall in Lincoln's . si Kew - York ; and E ff ort, for Malta. Arrived the incofieldio His Hionna s s ret urne d t o S t . Alban's I ditty as Capooins in the principal and, whet they used to go the rot I- Bee, Revs , from Cork, with the loss of anchor and House to dinner, and in the evening went to Covent fl i : cers. Captain: Leo, do the duty of I cable; the Lee sloop of war, with th e body of Sir Garden Theatre to see the Play of the Slave and the o o r e., Pantomime. The Grand Duke received visits visit guarlis of other coops. The t d Janes LEITII on board, from Barbadoes; and Ed- are oven wt;elnied with Brevet Oa from the Dukes of DIMON:OHRE and Bourtsox, the e . ward, Joussou s f rom New-York fur Bombay.— n ..saanCsu.cist of the Exam:teem, Viscount Mumma, pears a p 'radon, fur the &ever, (w a Wind S..W. ' - Mr. Ami/Tumor, Sir Hariux CaavreasT, Lord CLITL come out one month before the bat MARGAIMANOARY ss. and others. was stops. under the impression 1 Ni.' do s.. l.4eir ‘l2/. although deprived to The.4tlisaa Meow. feres " Southampton to Log- -A grand Fete was given at 'Eltham, by Major .. . r . wooch a man, without intertst or t . d o i ,‘e i t h potatoes lim i b oor, b roug h t up t hi s m o n , cow. on Friday evening, to the Russian Orsc. s., . taming rank. Fur their verses 411 and the principal inhabitants of th a t village and its • ins with loa,. if; lII* #lll4oes..and cables, h aving ...vicinity. Captain KATCHALOTII . led -off the first whilst stnutk on. the Last . .. dance with the interesting. Mrs. Nicooi,s. About CAie allthe subalterns obtained ti Wi:e.i ite second • LWOW% s IANtIAAT ft. o'clock about 140 . persons -sat down to an . element price took P h ' I stopped because the army had bee i s The folkoriotireseas for London gams is toe, supper; and the conviviality, was kept up teo,o pate as to finish a .campaisn in one battl • . a . AllidanfOiDanees. Ploeveraace, Crown, Min b, on itt. the rooming. . • • ~ Another year elapsed; 'and that v a i lyi , m et, ji ve, Lorl Nelson l i s c , h ,. ' ,ii.isaseer?..6 lis zagirdakOrdp.mistion , ant. • the ail way --artpoeseisletioto a ra nj eas taber of wherlharows t hapd-carte, and other , L .- c . - 1. " ' Valkst.-- 4 6 ,4 Oak, Yoens Willeol, mad • es vie .tinv vat i i • al 04:cri or p ooesmouthi ota e : e iders exacted by• their • o• Agarkedee tomboy lei* loss of a t and cables. with the view. et facilitating.. the •desinthle object of . s a ch . , a ' w ' i ! as ' h i * fi a t " of ) . . , . - befitir (Oared oy she wary, ousta t• Lyms, J*st,Awr 110. alfordini employment to the poor. posed Af, by the Prize Agents, tot 1 c Yimetilapit blew de flesh gale famine IL S. E. and.. The literary Glenda* and Jeer/ea/Oh Ago Lefrer: still 440 000 apreci .b its beet , tared the First ,Number of which appears on Oottoday • • • d . ...' loathe itecreesed WE hatafteatt, which cc- ; . Igen ,Mai haw Nearly swains next, promises to become one o f the moss enteresting waddligve provided for an army i 4 '', _.' - glee billtaalls tide ever billion here a at five and popular Jousnals of this Country. We under. well o f t h eir Countr y . r-...a trillini I. d'altitt this 'Morning a vessel, with a light on the stand that the Pantos REGENT was the first to become a rof Muoeit transmit ! Iso g . heed, was seat of the hatbour, which went a Subscriber to it, and the ezample of liarhs Royal dills, which miohs (atter a series Hi hness hat alreadv been followed by a ire. our- b I% ' • sad was totally wrecked Wee miles to the . A . - • i • years) have beeli formed from the: win of the Literary and Fashionable Worl d. e ward; greleseished fit is supposed sh e was f r o m A Letter from Vienna, dated January 5. says : the eoemy—l say nothing of them i s ' m aws Allgamend hogshead* of wine have come 44 Tbe Emperor has abolished all the entty duties on _ wlt in dee . P i ". ih r e m na er • e l eh lb i L lW ir ilita th r y i o shore) r and sno.her vessel has hein wrecked two grain, potatoes, rice, and dried fruits, throughout 'lf sots in Ma oa r Preach su and c I :I -les to the .ientward, together with 17 fishing boats every part of the monarchy. The marriage of Prin ce s _ ~.... ....., 00ns. where the senior i Ferdinand of Wirtemberg with the Countess a Met- " '!"` '''"' eould.chothe_clisr, you have an ex lae village of Bete . o on af ter 44i'light th e 41 ' teiniCh will take place immediately. His. Majesty le '4sta - became alarmed for tho :aim of the towro settee.' • Clothing for tour yeais fo t'ie King - of Wltl - emberg has sent, ray — a special 000. sr" the Brion* Port of their tin n 'iii spray hewing over the church, totinos: at eight riei.' his agreement to this alliances? .-- t0...e. , the : i s now .v i sec t e an d yet the Color •r 'clock all the walls (in front of ihe4iiiin) breaks '":A statement* Of considerable imposer*. 71 0 most i ce t eic beings attached to *:: arra, and about 300 feet of the centre part of the aininereial World, and indeed to the peoplie• et large, 4800 a/eat upon the *renege by reached toes yesterday, by express from St.. Peters. 3. ' ar4013 gave way, when the stone -..:utting the cables —Wine is the destruction of your burgh. It was announced, that the Exchange upon h . the vessels, the following were driven ashote and England had there risen on the 2d instant, the day p ickled a hesrrifoogr) thatie :year is ali l r• oully lost, viz :—Volsnte and the Mary, of Lime ;on which the express started, to 12; the advatece , or whilst a man's pay will hardly p is ;r,ion, of Exeter; with sevetal fishing boats, two being, within a short time, nearly SO pei.ceot.. The .__, I _,____ A _, ......._„ s __ _,,_ _ rii-d4 1.0 'figs, a sloop, and cutter, but it is supposed they will cause assigned for this rapid rise, however the effect ', ' l ' . . , r. , '"'"`„, '7 " 11 . w o saved to ether with the Shi builders' and ma touch the commercial world, was of a reigns to ~ .. o ; gp- ya, ' -oe. .It is stated highly promising to the pourer parts of the coot- • hi ;votes Baths, an d th e hou s es near t h e h ar bour.-- m o o l i y. as ,' that the vat sums drawn for A letter from Si. Thm " 's. ' is " 1816; says.- 01 We have here Sir 0 to -* eleven o'clock a large brig and sloop were seen in upon England, in payment of the Wheat and Flour w . d hose name appears so ten as* I re '"refs; the latter is ashore near Burton, but is ex- _shipped at Odessa for British consumption, had thus pendent. on the Main. He is a materially operated on the course of Exchange. If H i ghl an der, ito ':vol to be got off. The damage is estimated at id 51,000,, 00, we may expect a great influx of Corn from the . ands PeaksBP2ni'h Ilk ktter from Petersborghs dates Mediterranean. . • The Emperor distinguished the ill FA LMOU IH, JANUARY an. t • Letters from Holland confirm oor previous advice' berthaday by a. most remarkable The whole oaf last night it blew a hurtiCane ftont respecting the premeditated plan of the Dutch Op- Ordinance for the Russian Army. rr t a•S•r.. to S.the Princess Charlotte and Express "moment to throw open the tea-trade of Holland .— Subaltern and -Staff Officers, I in 'c'ats, parted from their moorings in the Roads— The Minieter for the Colonial Department had . te- elusive, is for ever doubled, and a uired of tile Chambers of Co o duneree their possum it le f eimer b ro k e h er windlass and run for Miaow • a inarease giien to the Generals u , as to the. advantage likelj to result from coultitoine Le cal, Majesty ' s 9--r and the l a tter tun foul of his Viiis the tea-ttadit upon its present footing: the result or /ale Meaty. Every Chief bf a re; addition of SOOO roubles, a Bri gat r• -inns; and , with the loss of* gibboom to each Ws- their deliberations was not known; but the policy of a Gen lof Divisionand , t I, d i e brzwiglit up with two anchors in the Cross a fi re trade appearing so manifest, it was the opsnion General 10,000 roubles!' i t 'rand. The other vess.ls rode cut the gale in of the best informech that it would be resorted to- A letter from Philadelphia. dot 9 sq. The wind shifted from S. to W.S.W. about The Sinningtort ros-hounds had a very los:g a nd . 1816. says= ‘ I see by the news fr hard race on 'l'ut,sciay se'onight, near forty mi les, - this morning, 'when it moderated. when reynard earthed hi Howl Dale, at five o'clock _ the _ d tw is in tzus tieti l t s. p g r att el a t Iwb::: it it is . . PENZANCE, - LINUAiIY :M. in the evening Out of a. field of About thirty, only '` be complaints; oever !rase I mien a . 7 , • r .lave had a moot dreadful gale from the S.E. four were up with . the hounds. plorabk than ;his is at-present; o Ito tct:rday and last night, which his done con.i.4r-, Saturday se'orught the sentry who vra , sen . . stud a_t credits Lam .sick at heart at the ;to of 4.1 • • .1 • I, .arnage in vita pay. In Newlyn no . , the oa- D r - iGI , the Hospital of.the Seth Kerman Gear the . Foreig n ST* ierttet from Matiffield, in A t ' ' edger u cmlslestcro wa s 4i . lac k --? •• - Y .* `Pi' whi c h nitrite are itliermedishat ?ATMs U Se door t o the &Wog hosts oldie is hit ter sham was being driven out of town, and gored di a most • ' e4ve o'clock, the mock of an ea 1 11 ' 00 . Unfortunately it was alt the top of the spring dreodlul manner. The poor fellow's Wady rAs ri p pe d ' theetly.fele throughout -the town t p , lihich was very high, sad stew every thing open from the groin !petards. 'and 'the iotestines . wero Allabe adjacent villages. Ma'. Mal "'re i t . f retanately there were b at f ear ver i sc h so much Injured , shoe . fns wi 0- as c , Tefe4 tothe in fer - that place,- observed the phenomer el r i' , ..1. lbw et which have reteived d snags • in w i fe nary in a hopeless state. . • vests sprung from their beds, one a taciimeirs..--On Saturday night last, mar roll the houseivas falling. Hoy other 0 I'm. The Fairy . H rraisx, from Newport. with or persons broke into the beautiful Chapel of fans a th e i e s e e i n tato% , .. . , . • 11 1 knit i the Do ve, PEAKIN, from Powys, with why, Caletwidse, and stole the; lofty bilrereandk- %diod e • fit Ito • fl fs 7 se t eel t 1 a .. 1 '•• S. sank, Ned gone to pieces . ; the Kitty, Hoes melts botiottgittg le der *et. The wAtr small door al the . patentlyer twins, we tooted dedd in Al t hem Ceri,' is o f full ... c i rri u ns ling 4 List cad was wand open twat moratv , - - adjoining thee•Yoth Threes; Cork. .- • • . • , • • • kcilooik•iitzid. - j:/r. Ka Li. having be en ene nn rege d to Invite tiai puke of °ALUMS to the Schoolmasters' anniversary i , ,aer, conk the liberty et obseriing, in his latter of ;nvrtation; that few persona had cletiTed bight+ adieu tiges troth the profession than hit Serene Highnikii to which the foll.;wing Answer was retnroed t • Terlskentoor, December 10. i.s7e t` The Ditke of Ong ANS presents his coniplim ent e to Ur. KtLt.v , antt ii very sorry that his note remain:. ed sr) long iinanswcre.t. It was his intention in have evvressect sooner how much he WAG flattered bp Pr.: KELLY', yeti , cti; . gir.e , intimation of the actives for which Cc Duke Otet.rans auklit to hid 4 partiert• I " i ntetibt fdr the.Seifortiinasiers. The Dake of Oa. LEA::S has . wr ract. , ftwirmnifvei fee being attiehed tO that tieefol 4t id itlipeetable elate of men, thin he be.iieves Dr. Kii.t.,ttlartiseaware of, since it is rrt proh.;ble he shooldltnintr that among the !OMIT lies' sitii.J of tottsme Mhich sell to the Int of the thAse OteLBAW% tn be fro: od that or Navin;: heen*Echo master. It is, iii.weirer, a tit:atter tit f , et, th tat a tirive of sevese tfatteie alit' persectltion, the D...ite df 014 LEANS hied Cie go.id lock of -h , ing admitted 4,1 'reacher in Coliege,.whete he gavelcsanes regularly living the space of eight months. 66 The Duke Of OuLtnms hopes, thetafbee, that the ,Society for the Relief of Distressed Schoolmasters will perm': hint to tender his mite as a fellow , Behool tnaster ; and he will be much obliged to Dr. Kal.Lr to robit the inclos-d ten pound note to the Treasure/. '46 he Apprehends it will not be in his power to at tEittfri-fg bletting. on the 27tts instant." TB lasNsi.v6riont AS:EMPLY. • The Kennington Assembly opened on Thnrsday evening for the third time this season. The company consisted of about WO pelson., chiefly from the most respectable families in the neighbourhood. At hat!- 'past eight o'clock the room was nearly filled. Among the company were the Limn MAvon and LAO( MAyostass, and their elegant and mach-admired daughters, the two Mi.tcs Woof), Mr. Sheriff and Mrs. gutsy. and th.-ir two interesting daughters; also, Mks Cou.rer, d.loghter of the worthy Member of Grampound. Islt. H. WesToN and Miss 8. Kirov, lei off the first dance, to the tune of deexander.—Tte second dance was called by Miss Wool!, off with Mr. HALstitty. • About teb o'clock the company retired to the ad joining ionm, %Wend they - refreshed themselves. Wit% tea, ct,ff.ee. Litt. After tea they again.repaired tot , dance. which for the rest of the ev en i ng met with ut little interruptipn, except soda as were evised by le- • fresh:ltems, which were supplied in pr:)ftsiui, 'rhe Waltz Medley was ciis.kd as the law dance, and the cosurAny broke up about two o'cl,,ck.• Yesterday no less than e.ernty-seeeti wagon beds cf Vie New Coin were sent from the Btek to. the North. A great part of it less it:ended for A sertie The pencirele of the Lerfitte: 11.45, we are h^pity to say, been at last r.peired, e'r the unisatiated.* words, some of tt.e sages, who aim at inc!e.itri,i'g mole destrnyieg the implen:En't; employed in c.te Manufactures, have pea;hed, and it: cnetequence .verel of their colleagues, concerned ih hre4tiher4llr. tiste7pcore'a frames, have been ite;:reliendcf. It ray be noticed, as not ene•of theieost Nene of she times, that Seothtid t which fibs so Hsi; beer} happily celebrated Mr its thrum entire eremite tionitom Poor's-rates, has at Litt h...gun to'be visitea by this worst of political evils. In the town of Pai,ley the Maiklithates have, ever since November last, Nita under the necess;ty of imposieg An essessottet el the inhabitants for the support of the Poor ' a ti quite onknawn at any fortv,:r period. In G;.tt goy/ 100, there have been levies ot Oaf kind, het tie landholders, less quiescent than at Pars!ey, arc er— ceding with :to app..ll eg.tiot the.ts,,tssmcoit bcf.:re the Suffern: t. The poor. irritated at this up:O. Oita to their urgent wants, 'live cx!iihiteal st.int• Ar. pearances of commotion; but by a pr..per demon. strati: n.of the tiolitiry We are happy to state that the popular fervor has passed off without any more serious violence than what we ment;uned in our Paper of yesterday. Tne following are said to be the particulars of the French Loan .1-s-The lenders to furnish the French Governmeat; . nr . undertake to pay the Allies, F„„s, Hundred and Twenty Milliinis of Francs, for which they are to receive that amount in French 5 per Cret. Stuck. at 70 francs per cent.; the loan to be for ten years, at the expiration of which the creditres are In be paid the amount of the Stock at pr,, which wlll be Six Hundred Millions of Francs.--Thry, course, receive the interest of 30,000,400 francs per annum, which is paid, like the other, terni-ah. nuttily. This, with the difference they gain upon the stock, in taking it at 70fr. and receiving it at par, gives them an annual interest or benefit of 10. vvr cent. In consequence of some'doubts ex'sting at ree time respeCting the completion of the Loan, tsar Rent. a fell to 18 fr: 60 c. ; they. however. rose van to 6! fr. 50c. and are now expected to go higher.' Mr. BAKING'S arrival in Paris being known, there is plenty ot paper on London at 21. fr. 50c. but no takers at soy price: it is quite nominal. Tholes persons who hold Tickets and Shares :a the present Lottery, will do well to ascertain tf., i t fate before the next Day of Drawing (Friday, ihe Slat Instant), for aethe lower Prizes are so Inuit in. creased in value, and as the first 500 Blanks %eve 'each entitled to 25 Guineas, most persons wlire Tickets were drawn.qn that day, will be enabled to renew their Chance for the Three Grand Capitals ef 20,000 Guineas atid.sooo Guineas, which are sal the Wheel, witheutfurther expense. Oa Tuesday the State Lottery began Draw'ee. wbcn T. Btu: sold (:.susual) snore C ipital Pmes than any otiese.QMce, as roar out of the Ei g h t ,Priz.:s first drawnwere soli' and shared by rim, viz. No, &M. s 417..yrize. entitled to iron Gahm,. . , 91148. a £l2 rite, entitled to 50(1 liYintall. 4803, a ;CPI I'ri7e, entitle! to 904) Gun, r. '3AWI, Prize. entitled to 30.) 0 iit.CAS. illitnet, the Sett of Januaty, is the Second Day, Iwhett:ell the Capital Prizes may be drawn, consis tititof One ['rite of 20,000 Guineas, Two of 5VtO Guineas, Four of 1000 Guineas, litc. dm Warr:lo ta undrawn Trckets and Shares are fiellin4 at tsie Coattaetor's 'Offices, 4, Corn ill, and 9, -Cna-ins. ceosv; And by an Agent in every principal Tows.