Star. — London, England, 1814-11-11 00:00:00

PAR4IAMENTiIItr PROCEEDINGS: HOUSE OF LORDS, NOVEMBER 10. The House met soon after one o'clock. LORD WALSINGHAM. The Farl of LIVERPOOL, after a short euloetiht on the long and z' moos services of Lord Waisiogham as Chairman -of the Committees in that House, concluded by moving an Address to the Prince Regent, humbly to represent to his Royal Highness the faithful services of Lord.Walsingbant, as Chairman of the Committees of that House, and the indefatigable attention de voted by hi: Lordship during a . period of twenty years to the pri. vatc hills in the House, which had so essentially contributed to • increase the character of the proaee,lings of the House, and erni wmtly to bent-fit the subject, and to pray that some mark o f a cknowledgment might b: con i ferred upon Lord Waisingbarn for such services, he having by inhrmity beta compelled to retire front the situation of Chairman of the Committees. • 'Ms Addresc, ai:er it few words front the LORD N.V.:CLL. :.oR and Eari Fin z ‘N'ILLIAU highly eulogizing the . services of - Lorlyalsinemm, was scree d to New. As. and ordered to be pre sented to the Prince Regent by etc Lords with white navel. ArivisiTalkWe OF CHAIRMAN OF CONINIITTECS. The Earl of LIVERPOOL, after a few observations. urging the fitness of the Earl of Shaiftsbury to ti , l the situation of Chale • man of the Committees, from whose ...bilks , and zealous atention already displayed in that office during a considerable part of last Session, there was every reason to befieve he would be eminently calculated to fulfil the euttes of it, concluded by moving, that the Earl of Shaftesbury be appointed Cliairmau of :he Committees of the House. Ordered—ard also, on the motion of the Eat' el Lome root, that the rarl of ihattecbury do take the Chair in all Committees of tf.e House, and in all Select Committees, unless I any such Committee should be lecially empowered to chose their own Chairman. APPEALS. On the motion of the Lotto Cm:set:LLD' It was ordered that the House do proceed in causes on Monday ;nttrning at ten. o'clock, that being the first day, his Lordship observe d, that could, according to the forila of the House, be devoted to the !wail,: of cause'. The House adjourned about a quarter before two till to-mor row (this day), and then went in procession to Carlton House to prea.ut the Address voted ou . fuesday to the PAINCIRILORNT. • HOUSE .OF COMMONS. The House went up yesterday with the Address to his Royal Highness the Paine' Racer r. It was nearly three o'clock before a snakiest number of Members attended for the purpose. Previously to proceeding to Carlton House, they adjourned till to-morrow (this day). a precise estimate of the amount of intellect and etc rak ' which enter into the qualiScations of ti Jai Magistracy : , KINGSTON, SEPT. 30. J ‘ 'lt is with feelings of the most poignant regret that' see record this day the death of Rear-Admiral Brown, i who expiied at his pen, in the vicinity of this city . , ati nine o'clock on Tuesday qaorning, after an illness of a few days. Of the. Admiral's professional life we can at present fuinish no further particulars than that he commanded the Ajax, of 71 guns, in Sir Robert Calder's action noitli the combined fleets of France and Spainin 1805, an.l was prevented from being present• 4 m e ever-memorable battle of Traf al g ar, b y being tuntMoned.:l a witness On the above-named Admiral's trial. He 'afterwards obtained the com mand of the Guerni - iy station. During his command here he has given universal satisfaction ,by his atten tivezeal in protecag the coasts from the depredations of the enmity's privateers, with which they were in fested, and by his read iness to grant convoys for the protection of our mercantile intercourse. His loss will be much and sincerely lamented in this island, not only by the numerous circle. of Ins' friends and brother officers, but by the merchants and other.re spectable characters, who have - gratefully felt anded. joyed his honourable and disinterested friendship, his frankness of manners, and all those essentials in the human character which dignify the man, and distin guish the social and best qualities in our nature. The schooner Paulina, under Sivedish colours from Carthagena, last Jeremie, out eight days, in ballast,l bound to Turk's Island, detained off Heneaga on the 18th inst. by the THRACIAN brig, of - 18 guns, was brought into Port-Royal yesterday. The ship Five Sisters, Belding; from this port to Bermuda and Halifax, was captured within two days, sail of St. George's, by an American letter of marque, which took out 'of her 200 puncheons of rum, and then gave her up, and they arrived at Bermuda pre vious to the Risonove's departure from thence. The Ringdove parted with the Snake packet from this island on the 23d ult. within a few miles of Ber muda, all well, with a fair wind, and every prospect of making a good passage. A PROCI.IMATION. • " Common Council, September 19, 1814. " Whereas it is not only highly incumbent upon, but the firet, and most serious duty of all Magistrates and liodies•Politic to uphold and encourage the due, proper, and solemn ex e rcise d religion and worshipping of Goa : and whereas nothing C4IL tend I more to bring true devotion and the practice of real relig on into disrepute than the pretended preaching, teaching, and expound ing the Woid of Goo, as contained to the Hely Scriptures, by uneducated, illiterate, and ignorant Persoas and false enthusiasts : and whereas the practice of such Pretended preaching, teaelling) and expounding the Holy Scriptures, by such descr.ptions al eer sons a, aforesaid, to large numbers of persons of coleur and ue groes, both of free condition and slaves, assembled together in isaiges, lisp-houses, huts, and the yards thereunto appLrtcleing. and also in divers lanes anti by-plarn,a with. ati.,citj *ld Parish, 'hash incensed to an alarming degree, and during nett preisndsd preschit,htsacliieg, and expounding, and Frc:enticd v4urilsiPPigig of Goo, livere inde , w t and unseemly noise:, gesticulations, and behaviour else: ay. e re- etia tal takep!acetotl.;.zrvat almuya.lce of the isigiebuurs, and to t'ae disrepute of religion itstlf ; and also to the great deteisoent of slaves, who are induced by divers artifices unelpren.Lecs of the slid pretended preschera, to attend the said , irregular assemblies, es hereby such slaves are cotitiaually kept and detained front their owners' necessary business and employ, and in some cases the mails el slaves have been so operated upon and affected, by ti.e fanaticism of the aforesaid description of eersor.s 13 to become actually deranged : Be it therefore enacted and ordained, by the Common Council of the City and PariA of Kingston, (the Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Councilmen of the said City and Yell ish, or a competent and legal number, or quorum of tbem being in Common Council assembled); And it is hereby enacted and ordained,by the authority of the same, that (torn and after the Ist day ot July next,no person not being duly au thorised, qualified,and perniltted, as is directed by the laws of this Island and of Great Britain, and in the place mentioned In such il• cense, alai!, tinder pretence of being a minister of religion of any sect or de nominatiou , or of being a teacher or expounder of the goo. pel or Other parts of dee holy scripturesoliall presume to preach or teach, or alfer up public prayer, or sing psalms, in any meetly, or assembly of novae., or persons of colour within this city aid parish ; and In case any person shall in any ways offend herein,every. such person, If a white person, shall suffer such punishment by fine, not exceeding ,Cloo, or by imptisontnent in the commie gaol for any space not exceeding three months, or both ;or if a free person of colour, or free black, by tine not exceeding £1 . or imprisonment hi the workhouse for a space of time Me en coding three months, or both; or if a slaw, by linprhonna4t and hard labour in the workhouse for a space nut camera% U months, or by whipping not exceeding 39 stripes,• or both, as shall be In dime cases respectively adjedgerL " And be it further enacted , a nd ordained by the authority aforesaid, that no person or persons whateover, being so as afore said Boesepel Or ;Roston!, shall See Public romp is any at 4 , tald peacels,veithin this city and parlhh t wig& may be so lianteetl as aforesaid, earlier thanethe hour of six in the morning, or later than sigma in the evening, wader the penalty ot such punishment by fine, not weeding the was of £lOO, or Imprisonment, not exceeding the space of three months, or both, as shall be in that respect adjudged. " And be it further enacted and ordained, by the Authority 1 aforesaid, that from.and after the said Ist day of July next, m 1 case any owner, possessor, or occupier of any house, out-houses, yard, or other:place whatsoever, shall permit any sneetieg of any description of persons, for the purpose of hearing or joining ht I any such pretended teaching , pr ea c hin g , p ra y in g , or sin g in g of M psalms as aforesaid, such owner, occupier, or posseunr, being.a white person, shell incur and suffer Inch punishment by fine not encoding ‘ioo, or by imprisonment in the common gull use a zieeding three months, or both ; or if a person of colour Or I black, of free condition, by fine not exceeding aCtoo, or rongeo t . rent in the work-houre for any spate not exceeding three Months, or both; or if a slave, by confinement and hard labour ill the work-hoese for any space not exceeding six months, at by valdpping, not exceeding 59 stripes, or both, as shad in then, respective cases be adjudged. * Made and rasFed in Common Canned this lith In Of lane, 1807. . (Signed) " Ames, Moose, Reorder. (Vera eopia.) t• Teonas Dannite, City akris, 64 Ordered-..Thes is 'future the above Ordinate be strictly - - - taraftol. FRENCH PAPERS. LODI, OCTOBLR 22. • A letter from Ch&eti, in the Abruzses, informs us that the division of General Lecchi,is the service of sing Joachim, is advancing on Wt. Ode of Ancona, hy the route of Pescara, and that when it shall have alrived at Ancona, it will unite with the division ol General Carrascosa, and proceed in company with it to the confines of the ci-divant kingdom of Italy, oc- cnpied by the Austrian poops. LEIPSIC, OCTOBER 24. To-day a courier arrived in our city from Vienna with the important intelligence that the kingdom of Saxony is definitively incorporated with Prussia, and that it will be.governed by a Prussian Prince, with the rank of Viceroy. Pinsrian administration will be immediately established in Saxony. The King of Prmsia guarantees tl.e debts 01 the State.— iiis.Majesty has promised to grant a particular pro tean n to commerce in general, and in particular to the manufactures of Leipsic. Tluoughow all Germany, and particularly in the conctriftwhich harm part sit the ti,elevaht C,infedera tion o 1 " there wilt- be esniblithed States-' G e ne!4 nit° will blxire with the Soveregrr' the Le gislative Power. We Wain that the Neapolitan troops have entersd into the Duchy of U:bine, au:l- Occupying resaio, their Critimandant placed a guard pf honour at the. dour ,of hotel .occupied . the Since. of the reace, and who .is kept there ur.der surviillauce ,10 order of the Court of Rome. - - WARSAW, OC CO liEtt s. We eipett that his Imperhil 'HiLhitess Prince COn itantine will shortly return how Vienna to this city. The servants ot the Emperor's household are already arrived from :it. Petershlngh, and the Imperial Guards does duty at the Palace. EVENING STAR._ LONDON. FRIDAY, NOVEM!ft 1.x,1814.' ptt]Cl v: rOCKS T;iii DAT. 4FITWELVE O'CLOCK: ktdttet t;sit, 7 -4 ter Cent. 7941-7 ra Ceut. Navy 94; Cot 64; } 3 —for actount,64loninfuns dis. Bank Long Anns.lk 15-16:11 , B oo & 14s. 131. pre. Exc'aesner Bills Is. to ss. miss. We subjoin some farther interesting extracts from the Jamaica Papers, which we received yesterday ex. elusively. The return of the rich provinces of the Ca nieces to the allegiance of the mother country, is an event which must be of considerable advantage—not only to Spain but to Great Britain. Our Readers ought to observe that, since our contest with America, certain busy Gentlemen, of that truly virtuous and independent Republic, stirred up a pettifogging lute. rection at Carthagena, to which they gave the appel lation of an independent Republic. The Citizens of that infant Republic commenced their career, more majorwm, with committing depreda tions upon the high seas, and the British flag was more than that of any other nation the object of their hostility, The worthy al)ies of Mr. James MADISON will therefore probably receive a visit in their capital, which is at no great distance from the. Caraccas, and vre Trust the nuisance will thus he speedily abated. The victory by the royalists over the Independents or Insur g ents, as they are called, was decisive. In clditioo to those who were killed with arms in their Lands, some severe examples were made by beheading others after the victory. 'the subsluent Proclamation of the Marquis of CA:O LLON to the natives of the Caraccas is lavish in couciliatory promises, but from what we see daily assiitg in Old Spain, we fear but little reliance can pn there fulfihnent. A mong " tit s obiqincd otracts will be found ttar obr.oxio as Ordinance against the diiusion of religious koowlealge :Jantair.a, to which we alluded yester. 114 y ; this document will enable our Readers to form CURAZOA SEPT#MBER,I6. By the arrival of the schooner Intrepid from Barth Cabello; we learn there is every probability of -this !hole Province of Venezuela returning to its al legiance ; the liberator and his followers having been totally defeated on the 18th of August, in a place , culled she Araguita, near 'Barcelona, and forced with ids second in command, Ribas, and such of his fol lemurs as could effect their escape, to seek refuge from the troops of Boves in the island of Margarita. An Extraordinary Gazette announced this news w the people of Caracas on the :30th altiMO; and die consequence of this action basleen, that eingtni and Barcelona were taken poisespi • on .of •by the Royalists on the 29th. Boves, on the 27th, Writes from Calabozo, that four pieces of cannon, 1000 stand of arms and upwards, baggage, ammunition, /ice. hid fallen into his hands,' or rather those of his se cni in command.-1t is reported that the Governor lof Margarita had arrested Bolivar and Ribu, and put them in irons, offi:ring to deliver them up to the Spanish Government, but this statement • seems very doubtful. SEP. 24.—An arrival thissweek, from La Guayra, has brought Caracas Gazettes to the 9::1 inst. which l however contain very little additioial information,l4. what we have already published, of the battle that ll took place at the vrillage.of iiiagva, on the 18th of 'August. It is stated that the Royalists were greatly I inferior in number to the Republicans. The troops engaged on both sidet charged each other alternately with equal fury. The action continued for five hours, during which timethe firing of either party did not cease fur a moment. At length victory declared in favour of the Royalists, and they entered the square of the town with the greatest impetuosity, killing and beheading 1500 of the beaten enemy, among whom were many officers. The fruits of this victory are stated to be 1500 muskets, 10 ammunition chests some musical instruments, a great quantity of (*a non and musket cartridges, and four 4-pounders.— The loss sustained by the Royalists is said not to eF ceed SOO killed and wounded. The Gazette of the 9th contains an address to the inhabitants of Cirav s, by the Marquis of Casa Leon, on the part of the Commander in Ciiief of his Catho lic Majesty's army, of which the following is a van. station : .. cAttsouxsos—After the many evils that have afflicted puts, and at the moment when your total rt:111 A Reared ittevitable, hope revives again, and di. covers in the east a port . of salvation. Acknowledge, thref.ae, the wund,rs of Goo! and admire with gratitude the guodnessand clemency of PnovtueNcs! Born in peace and tratiquillity, and depending on a ',wise aal beneficent nation, yoth'enjoyed during three ages, a happy life, which lose you now latricut, 44 remember with the mast ;mhos; smsailoets. " Unforeseen and most unfortunate Events, ind4d, fur bush contingents, fascinated the senses, and pr— duced the most destructive, frightful, and horlid scenes—however, a mournful and dear bought eip,- rience has finally dissipated the magic by which the eyes were rendered insensible to the impressions cf light, and the years to the accents of reason. " Government is deeply concerned about your mis fortunes—it condoles and longs to afford you some consolation, by restoring you to the sources of wealth and prosperity. An eternal oblivion shall immedi ately cover that lamentable and horrid epoch. A fair and calm season shall succeed tempest ; errors and disorder be checked by the empire of the law. . 66 The happy effects to be expected from those useful and paternal intentions depend entirely upon you. Caraquenos—you have your lot and destiny in your own hands. If you respect the authority law fully re-established, if you cordially unite, forgetting (as government does) all sentiments of hatred, inju ries, and personalities, fomented by that party spirit and division, by which the ties of frateinity and mo rality, the basis of society, and the most firm support ktf states are destroyed, you may firmly rely that the publie authorities shall know how to respect and re ward your virtues, and protect'your lives and proper ties, while with every rigour of the law they shall • proceed against those wicked persons who shall at tempt to disturb the public tranquillity ' by sedueirs the people to acts of vengeance, or brendeavoorint to saw discord among them...-itettint, therefort„ • your fotmer labours and occupations, and :era the: fatal consequence of misery and destruction with the sweat of your brow. In this manner alone you may expect to enjoy the return of those happy and blessed' days hi which I-IrsAvEtt allows peace and abundance to reign as a toward of all good and virtuous actions. (Signed) 4 , The Marquis of CASH LION. " Caracas, July 111, 11114." Yesterday several of the domestics of the House hold of his Royal 'Highness the Puma Raossz left town for Brighton : —it is expected that his Royal Highness will continue at Brighton for three weeks. It is expected that her Royal Highness ((he Pam , EISS CnAßLorri of WALIS will VA] a visit to her Royal Father at Brighton. The E , r 1 And Countess of C_ petted to leave town to-morrow for Brighton. BENJAMIN DISDRAIB, Esq. dechased t . has, left to the Lord Bishop of Lsighlin And FCAMS aim to build a School at W.stlivilly ; AVOW tor the essoovrvnesa of it, under the superintendence of the Bishop; Mmister,, and Cnurchwardens ; 4500 to the Voor.of sis.W 4500. to the Orphan School on IherCittular-twads Dublin ; and 4400 to the Fever 'Htusetal, Cprk , street, Dublin.- 7 -"cotal ; 04941 iDIILIEY au *X* NAVAL norruLiamvaii. The James, Et:owl:00x, from Buenos Ares to London, taken by the Cliassefit American privateer, was retaken, on the Sd of Seciteinbet,lerthe CA. LATEA frigate, and carried leito Bit kkalliOS. VOA loundland. . • - • . • Saturday se'nnight the Advesttogs arrival at;Rarth from London, with ordnance stores, to btloard jo, the depot. FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER IL: 1 *i• •• " Arrived the SPeEDY and- SFOCUtAllivillbaNaltirt also a man of war brig and a cane( ' trimeitokralint. Sailtui the Windsor Castle packet, for Lisbon 4314 tbs. ItlediterTanean.—W.N. W. fresh gales and Kindly. •- PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER o. Came in the Anna Maria, Scorr, from Mater, in distress, and the HeLicom sloop of war, helm amuse. Sailed the Rum( and Eaulmtus, frigates, issid thr PIA)VALL sloop of war,. on a cru4.e.... pow rsMOUTN, NOVE.MBEtt 10. Arrived the &TRY DICR from the DaWns. Sailed I.:s MaSesty's ship GRIPLR foreoriti - Mcsion AN Dl:M.—Admiral's 031ce, Nov. f).—Ristis vessels as may arrive at Spitlitad, hound to the West Indies, are desired to repair forthwith to Yarmouth Roads, to join the Swersuna's convoy, which ship wit wait - 24110nm after a fait wind at Nit anchors*,. •': lAMsovrii: Ncitamasit - , , . (nage...genic ular s to-morrow. • DEAL, NOVEMBER, 19. Arriveci the Caledonia and Lbitiltin "bear Limerick end DArItNI sloop tit OidicfrObs Came down from the River several ships, andielled.. with the whole of the ontward.beuedifer,remiseleitha MARGATE, NOVIIBIBIK .• • • Came in the smack Shannon, with hirk ilia leslosty, from Penzance, with the loss of %Mph tad l alt mast, and part of her cable. JAMAICA, SIMMS= ff. 1141) b.' On the 13th inst. off the Civiret the CYDNUS fell in with an ,American pie:stew schooner, to which she gave share WO* liind be. coming ight, the latter escaped, after throVtittoveti board all her guns. We learn theraeldeiveniert privateer captured on the sth instant :the Britidr• schooner Favourite, HAVNik from the Grand.cityp i nrinas, with a cargo of cotton, woos . and tursleo,„ bound to Montego.Bay. After the cpptuiew t l:4l . Favourite, the Captain of the privateer, whiia to be an Englishman, requested Captain-14*mb to point out to bizn a pilot who was actiatainted widatha coast of Cuba, as he intended trial:o3 . in that. direr. two. The latter refused with indignation, observigg that it would be assisting probably to capture Arita and Spanish vessels, and that by the privaten . nt seltassumed Government, not acknowledged by any Power. fbis so incensed the Captain e(ttie ntarander that he took all thaturtle into his ms, el, and had the favourite instaritlr burnt. He th&gave the crew a canoe in laud a; Isievil 13ays: Wheireftbol arriteif in safety. Wieniasy fits-bins boweed-thiwerenreptirc". brious epithets to them reirpectnit- the 866404104 said, that Carthagena was an independent *Ar a 'which did not care a damn fur any ufen . O . %IA lowa be taken against what she did. . • •..,.. - • T 'CO TIIE EDITOR.-41TA Ge ndem *WSW 1..e.t weak at Stratford-upon-Amon• trout maim of veneration to the memory of our immortal Divas* Poet SIIAKSPEAIIE, visited the house where he wika been ; he there copied from tl•e wall the 1.11 , .....ing lines, which were written with a pencil by a c,:i.eb.s. ted foreigner. Perhaps they may not be maaccis table to your poetic Readers 'iliiiiii . October IR, Is; v.' ; :-• • "1: - . • " The eye of Genius elven"' M arlnscre. " How Merely hails' (be sound e• saateesasi'slytis-' . •• Ole tear i eked, to Wilt a cryaal aLriar, " To all that's grand, immortal, and sublime ! " Match 4,1811. " svEliN N. BONAPARTIL . COVENT GARDEN THRATRI.-•4lr. KEMBLIS I** night supported the character of Uttavtait, in Ms.- CoLMAN's Play tit Ihe Mountaineer:. His rencootra with lezre, and hts interview wth Florae:the, were never pet-totaled with greater excellence. "l'be house was very 1011. Mist STEPHENS is so much recovered from bet late indisposition, that it is thought she will soon be able to appear in a new hymeneal character. DRAMATIC CoNIPLibiNT. -At a Theatre In a coarte try town, on a late representation of The Miller sa his Men, the Manager contrived not to make the Miller a thief, out of compliment to the Mayor, who was a miller himself. .When Cominnikre Tinge, after being burnt out by tl4.taglirh, found himself plundered by the itrierrieens, iii .must have had some difficulty in asi.ertaiiailig which was the fried and which the foe. ...• A wedding is said to be upon the tattle kid:* glisfiloil ableVorld, betWeizia young hanker of grm„ inlay certain belltdr distincdets 'When all the sortoes give the CIAO to please, .. lren well-bred nymphs maybe' 11111111 itAgn mama ' • A matrimonial alliance in high lose has, it is said, beers. finally adjusted ; the presumptive heir to the Duke of Nottrokt: will be united in a short time to the eldest daughter of the Marquis of Srarroan. Cosmos OCCURRENCL—The talent ing intelli. vice is the general subject of conversation in fashion able circles :—." The son of a Peer, in toe course of his travels upon the Continent, visited Sicily, and there fell in love with a Sicilian Princess. The father or the young Nobleman, immediately upon hearing this account, proceeded to Sicily, with the view if pre venting the marriage between the parties. 'II e ,or, aware of this, availed himself of the I..cili.:cs Awed to marriage by the Sicilian low; they as • 5..i41 to be nearly the same as those in Scotlans!—Aist is, if the parties declare beefore a third person, that they are 'husband and wiie, they are to ..11 intents and pur poses held to be married. Tli.• young Nobleman am! the Princess made t! is declaration before a Pricst- But nibs. Twilit), the latter is said so have asserted, that he Wire kept in the room by force whilst this de• ciaratiois was made. This alleged compulsion is le pmed to nave to an bider tu coalliwehe Princess iti a CaovEnt fur seven Tears, sad die lien Last" ll Nobleman in a prison fot four. • The Enterprise, FARRADAT Iron ilitWeltitlit_til 14111hIgtOps itleully lost on a.. Goodwiss... Caw csaetlApi • wi a anchor and tante ; anty, °ern, or with loss of ditto • Brothers, Joss , for Dublin,' loss of ditto ; areign vessel, with Ines 4 tall Oil Rot, with less of antharand.Ohlislel several .other vessels have put in for obekin i -•damage.—aarticular s to-morrow. • • ' _ I i v. •