Star. — London, England, 1817-02-12 00:00:00

FLANI;ff, RS -MAIL . • ',;(i,IF FLS, FEBRUARY 6., I .r. ;.. -.....::-..nisecl positively to contradict an oh c!s, tr no t r.di.d article from Frankfort; which an ©es tht. mai ;tge of Ins Royal Highness the Duke ei .1. •. ,vrh 111 e Dowa g tr Princess of Liminges. ~ .s. VIENNA, JANUARY 25. Tip ; i,ulte of Montfort {Jerome Bonaparte) and -.: ;•!incesi)iis wile, p.is , ,,Al through hereotn- t day,.on t 4; Upper Austria, whine they heatrissaght :—. ,:e of kraniburg ; tl.ey are to aettirrvinla . . ;-, alindatirg ; but it is said...tharrees woo as : e k.ae chateau of mburg is put in amine,beir go and rtsidc there with Madame Morals and .:: family. , - ANTWERP, FEBRUARY: 6. - Three the persons accused. of exchanging , tbe €1 ;•::e intended by his Islajrsty for the inhabitants of at, rloa, &c. are condemned to three months. ha ..,-umeat, und 1-30th of she costs ; four are non. r a ., r ned to five years soli.ary confinement; and four N rcain their whole lives under the surveillance of higt; police; each of the condemned is to gist at .y for SUO florins, besides a fine of 4,000 florins : ty, and 29 Zt/ths of the costs. Tn. other seven stre acquitted. Leval front Cambray say, that several English T r r iments will soon begin to march to Calais, for the I , ori cse of embarking for England ; among them are $4 4 to be the two regiments of Foot Guards, in• gar rol, at Cambray, and some regiments of casialry. The current reports state, that a quarter of the Army . of Occupation will leave France, 14ich sufficiently a r,,,,et% the impostures of those writers who daily F:o; ,,gate the nest absurd falsehoods on the state of Out country, where tranquillity and confidence its Governmera udl soon unite all minds misled ty a bloody revolution. and by the thirstssf conqoest. TkiF. EVENING STAR. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 11117. DUCE OF STOCKS THIS DAY A r TWELVE h'CLOC[ s Reduced 67 ii—Cons. mo. 664f—Coos. for ace.. 416eft1.1. • . 4 per Cies. 85ff —5 per Cent. Navy 981 t 12 0 : - . Eachequer 13111 s, 14s. Os. pr.—lndia Bonds, 304‘.. 1 , , - ' Consols dils worniog opened at 67f, and inunstlikely Wiwi; 66; , and then rose to 661. A great quantky of Susanna; born brought to litarket,land an immense deal of business bat - been trwiscted this day. The fall is attributed to the French Loon,. of which far millions, It is believed, will soon be brought Into the English Market. • The laudable example set by his Royal. Highness . the PRINCE REGENT , will, as we anticipated, be pro. ; ot‘i ductile of the most salutary effects. Our Readers will see by the proceedings in the House of Commons last night, that the Marquis of Cannier has resigned his sinecure at the Exchequer—that is, the extra • dinary profits accruing from it, and which were never contemplated in the institution of the office. The. office of Teller of the Exchequer - Abet held by 1111 ; ytektedrty tbe-tontingetielew *RV coimeeterd. not less, it is supposed, per annum. His Lordship gives up' contingencies, reserving only the regular salary ..• withheld the praise to which such cow i—beceitse the sacrifice was not made :ause it has not been acconspitnied with . some of the profits of former years ? meant. His Lordship was not • singelar, ing the.dreadial reverse in our affairs, :on* apparent :iince the termination of: There appeared - to be, no limits to the the country ; and the insliVidealsmbo, .participated in the produce of!theftinted,i ipposed to . -11••11 lived - at • a 'praltorlithee . -pm • • others—nay we know tbat:nthOs Wig, &new that hes.beeo.gives by. the PRINCe. CAMDIII4, and every remonable man will. conduct. • As to public men . perf!tra& iness withOUt a suitable remnneration, or (for it is a misfortune not a defective in intellect) would ever think at sinecures at all, times am objectionable...bat a' penury diet lite - robberier. • ' 4: we dial that there Mint be sotai si S 4 .%!* 1 4; 111 7 coatilBll l lCY the *roam '..serratit •is 'increased in- t time of war I; are or onghtitr bt'proportioned to the or of the. of I ' **should take the' the smooth: 'tit `aft tiro! 'of excessive ex. ailment aboiia skier be 41a - cased by a on money passive through • the office. ie. opposed ' to every thing like sound ferment we' dee tetrad With covetous would- prove liiii''iridocernent to waste— like sheiterquisite of kitchowstuff on salarias in a time of war mast bet operas to produce war—to extend and to cowl it be sound policy to avoid wars,—and that none doubt Om those who are, gaia—eaary mainsail system shonldbeas operate-to ityptevtotios. For be a diffesence betwees-Peaca time of war, instead of being be reamed We are inclined tollgolt, all Public Mears reduced to haysalos• time of war, Stations would DOC be half solved la Wars & and, when wsaroidable, nos last half the time they do when their a coati:sauce of decreased salaries. Rearia"—Wbat can relinqsishaissts or ' salaries; derived from . the Solitary of a be called but solid *practical reform t Ministers, and awry friend to the Cvastitasioe, dinary profits ace] contemplated in office of Teller of 41slate.Margele,i which it stood o than £24,000 Pe all the contingesci of X 3,600.. Shall we withh duct is entftled- sooner? or becau a restitution of u No—by no mean is tr# foreseeing which h.is bream of t par. Th , to' ••s of sthe • . tfice *auk F be supposed tpense.. Let otkers--nt the noble txampl d by Lord Cm land their cm • ng public busing one but fools or rime to be defec t; but sinecures 'me of publid And here we t ror in sysieim o l a public .betv • üblic salaries a erage labour ough witlt the s ‘eaditure the as Cr. centdge on this practice le .fititiples; fern ants it wolf 'milting like lerisb cook. Larger salmi, ore or less to nue it. If it e believe that !jaded by gaits , amid as - to op there is to be aries in a tim ty shtiuld be at were all • during a tit cften involvi ey would not tinuance is a " Rau./ Rs . ) • actions of sal community, Ministers, persevere in the Work that •has Can thus happily commenced, and they need fear nothing from tither the ignorance or intemperance of those clamorous dem+gogues who have caused alarm to those who do not make a proper estimate of the good sense-and Inyalty of the nation: Those who will not nuke a voluptary surrender, must be compelled by Perlis !slept,. Such sinecures for instance a 4 Lord Ant.ts!si Registnsiship.of the Admiralty should no looger.be enaffitettlfizno rot for a single day. The fund itselT fibiii i Tliich it is derived ougfit.not 'to exist. . ; pKkEtts. - We have recciacA, this morning, the Earls Papers of Saturday and Sundarlast. The state of the Korso's health continues im prove.• transicts business regularly, and it is I expected, that he will soon be able to ream,: his cus tomary promenades. : The Law upon Elect!aus having passed the Cham ber of Peers, has been finally sanctioned by the KING, tad published in the - Bulletin des Lois. The Btidget of Ministers is still the subject of dis cussion in the Chanabor of Deputies. Sinca our last notice, there have been two othei l Sittings upon it, and the subject was yet farther ad journed till Monday. The opposition to the project of a foreign Loan appears very strong. "Itis in fact," said one of the Sneakers, " to impose a tax on commerce, in a new shape. It will put the course of our Exchange wholly at'the disposition of strangers; produce a scarcity of capital ; lessen the value of, and depreciate every sort of cultivation. Frons! year to year a progression in deficieilcies will be oc casioned,of which thefull extent cannot he calculated." Other Members have opposed the Loan, on ac-' count of the alienation proposed to be made of the stational forests, in order to meet the interest and ul timata> liquidation.—" In the forests," say! one,' rs propitidil to be sold, are forests which belonglia tOi the - therif: Will you then destroy what the Itei3O- Ittiicalt has preserved ?, Will you rob what it has spstadi You - have restored to the Emigrants such of their property as hu not been sold, and will you a slew the same justice to the Clergy ?" M The revolutionary axe," exclaims another, " is still at its work of havoc it will not cease till it has extirpated the very last root of legitimacy. The fo. rests ate unalienable; and were it even true that there warn Ail Other resod, still I would say they are sot tole alienated, A prophetic voice has said— francs will perish for want of its woods. 1 will not go so far ; but I will say, that it is impossible to take any such determination." The answer of blinistara. all these objectit4 is -very abort mid. elosisieno.• *ben tr precipice- is before our feet • and . we cannot go back, we must jump it or perish. It Is impossible to encrease the tale!, eitherdireet orindirect 7 there are limits which WOK* be passed. A deficit of 300 millions has Ases established—a deficit which wag be made up. Is is idle to struggle against evidence, against in- . flexible dewing. Loaa is our onli resource—the alienation of sass part of the national domains our only fund of security. If it is a tax, it is the most equal of all taxes.. It tends to realise the time to come— t* tarn to present advantage, when exhausted by many asisfortunei, that future praspecity to which we havup o ll such well-founded reasons to look forward. -sr RS . voice too, • has already. given its teL . • . lostgavvision - to the measure. Since the presentatkiii; olotheiiiilliet the public funds have risen S o per Not. , lliflsilfihe l Tribune of the Chamber of Deputies lisp ieiosiided with 'the most woeful presages of ruin to • ;wince, from the measure proposed, those on whom emit . ruin, were it to come, would tall with the greatest weight, have been speculatint with a confi. dente greater than eircr."• The arguments of the Ministers must be allow to have great weight—necessity .is an4dl-controlline, principle. It only remit* In be asked, has this malty beets proved ? &mint the bfernbees insist ChM' inch a reduction might still . be modl..in the espeodi tore, as to leave out of Miaaisting vivense sufficient fuids to meet the Loan which irrequired. The at *tendon of the ChmlibeViivisa subset:l6oC dissuasions, will, it is probabbiazAm particularly &Owed to this The Royal Court Of, Pavia, Las at length gives juigant in the important question between the Royal I.:chequer and she Homo of Baaastoog, of Lone*, regarding certain Boils which that House aegaiitid for BONAIMaI2, Oa the as of his alsdica 04a 10.4. mount of .710.000 francs, or £29,533. ale judgment rejects tba.clainta of Batanunou and Co. The grounds of it are-blue. That the indone ment elf the bills,, of which' Baxistaotr and Co. are the holders, Is blank, and Without any date or enuo xistioa of.tlae.ialue receiyed.,..2d. That there nnit . leggi,ahat the segociatiesk was completed on she ufaist Am, which was the last day of Bostarnawee ptivifilriiptiter and that, on the contrary, it would apptiaitintu the interpolation and substitution Of wool leaves in the books of the Civil List, that there was an attempt to. give the transaction a date prioi so its 'real date-sAilird Sd. That it is not proved that value was given for the Bills to the Treasurer of the Civil List. • Six Wattts•AT 1.01141 9 11.—•§140 motto chomp fee this Satirical Novel is .so mach in point, that Virtue might be supposed to have wrigtes islet the occasion.; Lege orate/iota " - - ,„--....;,* -• • . I Several papers have annOureea that private let- MAILS—Ase. Due. 1 • Ala. ; DI - • ten have been rec e ived from Pads, communicating watertord -- 0 I Dalian - -- u 0 , Frame .. . I 5 , " Planalsur s k .. o 5 she intelligence that the Loan for. the French Go. Guernsq and Unity 0 0 Mated:wet .. 0 a Lisbon . - . 0 0 Flanders . . . I 0 vernment hat at length been concluded. The report, Holland . . . 0 1 'IMAM .• . 0 0 however, we can assure our Reader', limn the best ~ , PORTSMOUTH. FEBRUARY It. . . . authority, is erroneous. Al: that is tru:„ we believe. ' . :Arrived the Lord Eldon and William and Ann is. thst :dill Trench Ministers and the Contra:lpm; lianPorts, firofiwthc,p.; .:, - tit. y are .. rut under qua iitntine in - ciousequenest . the yellow fever prevailing of nit* -offerers for the Loan, !Live ajjulted . i ok.;he Island, Saillst t!ie 'Trafalgar transmit, fur tin' 1 ' 6 ' 111 "a —which it may I).'-` made; 1141 " 11 9 AsTol* I AgricelooTats-rt, tor New Twk ; Triton, ititinttife'blirlerin will or can hc concluded, ma tie' thrreennn,lor bol'irstillec ; Victory, STUTF, for Ma _d_las and Bengal ; John . Arid Frederick, Tirostesow, darriber: of raeitities have voted the tolidaneiessary , fur Bourdeaux; and lil rabies . RUTIICIFORD. for St. to carry such bargain imo effect, and this they Laze Voicent's.—Wind N. E. not yet done—being, in tact, now engaged in the DIAL, 17EBRUART 11. - discussion of the very question. The terms said to 'Phis morning tiie wind shifted to the N. E. and he agreed on are, that the Contractors shall take , the whole of the outward-bound got under weigh and French Stock at 55, being k per cent. below the procee ded down Chatin , 2l. A r r i v e d the E n t er p r i se , JONlNfrint Pernambuco , and remains with the price at which the market closed on Thursday last. The tis, Pncr, iron, Jimaica. The latter lost an anchor The rise above 55 will of course be the bonus. The and cable this mot n ine . — Rind . in Vs' dN. E. whale amount of the loan is only to be eight million's, DOVER, FEBRUARI: ii. instead of twelve; and Mr. Bniuso, it is said, takes Arrive d last night the Lt - ,rd Doncan picket, Cap- FRENCH LOAN. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. four of the eight on his own account. .FLEMISH AND GERMAN MAILS. A Flanders Mail arrived lag night, from• which we have given, in another column, every thing de serving of notice. An anthorised contradiction is given to an article lately published in a Frankfort raper, announcing the marriage of the Duke of KENT and the Dowager Princess LENANGES. This morning arrived a German Mail. In the Kingdom of Wirtemberg the new Constitution is ar ranging with much temper, by the KING and the States, and is expected soon to he promulgated. Corn continues to f.ll in price on the Continent. It' was resolved in the fourth Sitting of the Diet at Frankfort to accelerate as much as possible the in structiotis relative to the military relations of the Ger man Confederation, and in the mean time to prepare in coOdential conference a general outline of - the princiiges necessary to' be el'ablished. rain PAscoe, from o,t end, with a mail ..o - d passengers. Arrived this morning from Calais, the King George, Captain hinaccit ; and the iris French packlt; Capt. SEVILLE, with a *mail; the latter• vessel unturta nately lost a man by his being knocked 'overbear and owing to the wind a':;wing hard and a heavy sea running, it was not possible to save.him. e . LIVERPOOL, FEBRUARY l• • Arrived the Clyde, liestiuros, from Demerara+ sailed the 31 J.inuary. On the 6th called off Barba.- doe's, and was informed the island was very sickly. GRERNOCK, FEBRUARY 7. • Arrived yesterday morning the /deal., so, from New Op leans; sailed the 12th 1./teem:wt., hi conspanVvroi Is the ship Mans, Roberts, for Liver?oul; :B.h Dec.-mhe• the liavattnah, the ship .Faany, Ruitann, uf and from 1.na:loo, for the Nilvaimaii, out 74 days, a:: well; Wednesday night . f3swd the Thornton', Fisher, for Brame, outside the C B.W. GRA VEBP.I4); FEBRUARY 11. Arrived the Indus, Oldhsm, ifhd Prince argent, Clifford, from Calcutta; Lord Cathcart, Fairburr, holt Jamaica t Ueis, Rawly, from Charerste; *Waist, Coularim front Perusatiburo • Brian. Ma„ BllMy, frorp e Lishom William, Crawley, from D:Markra; Wegrtionth'sparpshipAwner, from sea; Maryut* of Angk.ea, iii•own*, front Gaeta; Winisa, Coale, from New York; Ent pater AbsadatrAV'ilttAllti Ha iilsoigh; Jeminta, Brown, from as s' 11811 ed the itivilfaril, Ndble, fur Demarara; Britannia, MOT. fur OraWAPEJt%^ • CIIEFOM.HOUSE., FEBRUARY iI. Sinn ENTII.LD INWARDS.—I'he Three Brothers, Spa4l, from Lisbon; Albion, Barter, (ruin Boardeaut; Ann, Dia mond, front Waterford; Admiral Keats, Cornish, from Genoa; Me:chides Friend, Byron (ruin Hamburgh; Et:Art.lk, *sw oon, from Jersey; ••Elizabt:th, Ellis, front Dublin; biederlamlo, and Kaoon, Jelsina, front Worcum; Trevor ' Newman, from Newry; Thalia, Herbert, from Calcutta; fie Kiplant, 'from Stang:tie Creek; Briton, Wane, train Hull; Mary, Ed erards,• and Charles l.opitigWdl, from Cork; Ganges, Damy, from Java •• Good Inient, Riibeit•on, from Dimarara ; and Charles, eunkin, from Row ock and Eisinear. The following passengers embarked on bard the brig Sampson, THOMAS NOEL master. fiom Gibraltar, on the SOth November, 181,6, which was wreeked off Guernsey on the loth December last :—Lieutenant F. M. SCOTT, 60th Regiment, and WWI ; Joust TMLIFINVIEVO, Lie . Mit t0:71 - a Jew, his wife; and Child, and another poor man. A great reduction of temporary C!erks will take place this week in the tevcr.l I).4ck-yards,•and Gi.- veriireent have given order.. :vat they shall receive a y,iatu4y of s's months pay. Yesterday a Court a Directors was held a: the Etst Ineia House, when Captain N. Tuitisett was sworn into the command of the Dasetshite, deetined ' to China. In the march of a detachment of cur Indian army, under thicommand of Sir Grottne HoLmes, from e &fru& to Palempore. in the territories ness the CVICAWAR, two young Officers of the' 0111 Regiment were amusing them se lves, during a halt. by snipe-shooting, They had been beating the juggles - tin the banks net river, and one jungle they hail re peatedlystrietfin vadtThey were,boar.fo., surprised by as teedietitteutitoTtri'and the sudden tpr jog of me drrisensbui ltr 4i ' n fratethis very jungle. Lieutenant 1 1 -ilvon; on Vie inional.sptung, upon hiti.reco werf stated, that hi tteithe . r saw, nor heard, nor Mt more, than that theinorister'immith pas close to . * own. His companiod s iieutetaniSatawr, say the tiger spring's' he gave a bhcitirirff Stroke with his paw, and ern paused fora moment; arid. third , leapt' off, as 4.cyt would have done if 'ilistutbed 'at .11 Meal. Smarr expecting:Minims had beeittiiled,reaOlted the camp, and i minedietely 'Mk the 'doi&y t a 'tort of palantVin.) bearers tothrspot. Thej found tise - tr`otleman, alive, but insenaible: hit fiesh'had been tory aw a y from the head downiAr4 to the lower _palt a the back, and a wound elm on the thiktyr flOte6o ivOundr.-. A- halt-eaten buWalo . wnaro'end InClcsey for WILSON the tigtr 'hid e .ale . rpfly VO that the wounded Ge.iiteiiitili k is - ndw's and well. Butk.thes f ortuuen will §e =Ater %on e t iutidus in future - Imo they go snipe,shooteng in India, . A ihreit was lately stoktn from ta i graynds.of the Royal Society, Dublin.. The thie t e,:s were fosincLia the act of carryini.ii ayes, in &Jam rhiir. COHN:EXCHANGE, very Lap quantity of Wheat was, lett over : frum a biondayla market, for WhiCh these was no demand this morn. iog, nor conk' sales be effected of the inferior Tsa i. ties at lower prices; but fine samples went Off upon the same terms as on Monday. 4aril e y ;uat i nne , and very Beans,ina sale and prices nothivaL Au o.ats, peas, no alteration. . C A THOLIC AkIPAISS. 7 4I.t a Metiing Noblemen and Gentlemen who sigkvilthegathialic Petition pe sent.id.to the House of ~Cosnmof ts , last Session,.by e hi r,G . tterrni,itityllnoseo' S r E. BELLEW, Dublir ) . tj.we resolietk . t4e Cra rrnan write to the Ear, 6f .DaiNouOrtm a oter,, , Oft Right Hon. Fl. Gitar- Cot, respectfully - asking them again to move on the Prayer of their Fefitiopron such early day in the pre slint Session of Tarli•mmt, as to them resp.ctioely shall seem fit.—The abose Gentlemen have returned answers that they shall comply with the request. The English Vetoists have procured I hat for Dr. Gino w. He will be the resident in England since the Jays of Hi. jurisdiction is to extend over IreVali to; and the embolic Prelates of Irelane moment to lose, it they mean to vindicate and authority of their Sees, aid would this English usurpation. ed a (.:arclinal'a e first Cardinal Cardinal POLE. Rod, lj subwisd nel have nut nu cats the honour d not submit to • SOUTH AMERICA. ,r By the Thomas Nolan we . have received lettere from Buenos Ayres, dated 25th November. The attack of the Portuguese on the Montevideo territory had created no alarm, though a deputation had been sent from the capital to the enemy's squadron, de mending an explanation on the subject of this aggres sion. Two Portuguese Admirals were with the squa dron at Maldonado, which place is situated at the entrance of the River Plate, ow the eastern side.— Some misunderstanding, however, etisted between die Admirals, one bore the commission, though the other kept the command. Artigas's numbers in. creased daily. He had penetrated a considerable distance into the Brazil territory, and 1700 blacks are said to have joined him. Affairs io the 4 ,rovinces o INtinot Apes bad as surnesess, totally different **mu Conguswewas everywhere willingly obeyed, and the judicious and conciliating conduct of the Supreme Director, Puyer redon, had allayed party animosities and restored public confidente. An energy had been thus excited which the attempt of the Portuguese had also vivid d-rAbly increased. The Congress, composed of 31 Representatives from the various provinces, had s -sled a Manifest explanatory of the reasons which induced them to remove from Tucuman to Buenos Ayres. (Neff because the first place of their assembling was ,too far (tom the capital and the seat of action, and it was also necessary tefirengthen the Executive Power and concentrate the Government, so as to be able to act without delay on all emergencies. higitlters are in expectation of directions from the (atmosi - ...0p0 . n the subject of an allotment from her naresys's. income, which received an increase.* 410400 *year, about six years since, on account - of 3 14 : the. high price of provisions et which time: ,411,1190 were added to the annual income of each Of• the Royal Dukes, and an,ooo to each of the Princess as It is said that the Palmas of %VALHI has not now one Englieh savant, male or female, in her suite: she 45,106i/ever, plenty of English am" in her pocket. . Yesterday the Archduke NICHOLAS, with his suite, visited the King's Ben:h raison, which he viewed with particular attention. His IMPZHIAL HICHINSBS, .who was attended by. Mr.-Jowls, the Marshal, ex pelled his 's** approbation at the general appear ance.of the place r its regulations, on their being ex plitined to him, and the very respectful conduct of its inhabitants, He was graciously pleased to leave a donation of ae3o, to be distributed is such a manner as the Marshal may think but calcui lied to relieve the tvsore immediate distresses of the:rxisgo. • • . O Monday the Duke of Din-Omuta', the Rut /RAW' AMSABIAD4II, Sir Wittlik• '00:411411/1. Mr. DouoLas, &c. dined with the Grand PtiVeNititeldis. They afterwards, accompanied by Boon Nicitoxati, General Koruioer, &c. went to die Cock-pit, and saw five battles. His lueritiaL Hionutts remained an hour and a half, and appeared attach amused, never having seen cock-fighting before. The Coontess of Lrirotroox. is not yet recovered from her late severe intim: aid" although Loid Li vaaroox is now seu'A in Town,' her Ladyship re mains at Combe-wood—country air and quiet being still considered as essential to the complete re-estab lishment of her health: "_" This mornias a file 'broke cit'at s Gentlemen's house in Mcirinner-street, Cavendith.stidare, whieb entimPf tonatimcd 'the whole; and paft Of an adjoin jogliouseP .1 " (... 'Puesdayiiteteight, aboutieven o'clock in theivio. RIO* fire biblie out in: the rosin works of Messrs.' lildithenrCkain and Co. in Stanhope-street. Hex- ri l ef ie t t b: - tieir Liverpool. The fife raged with the itr hey' sad the whole pretnises were reduced the Mint of ;bins before* it could be subdued. Oltormme - Tutaraa.--This elegant little edifice was opened for a sheet season, on Monday evening. undet the direction of Riesat.c. late of Derry-lane. The performance of the Mowed Avow WAS loudly ap plaided ; and the ingenious and lively pantomime of Ninsfyldi Mem Cagle, was received with reiterated bents of latigliter and applause. The old performers lite loudly sheered, and the new ems ger:kneed , a kind reception,