Star. — London, England, 1817-04-24 00:00:00

. :* AMERICA. SALTIMOSUI, MARCH 4. =TRACT 111011 THE AUUSW( CONSUL, TO A CO* . iitiliog 1w 1410 WT. DATitp " Bagels Ares D.c. s, late. " ,! I rtoguese squidron his been anchored a month or six weeks at Maldonado. without having ventered to land a min. This ri Government is i prim, ,nn the contendink ponies, and is determined 10 Maintain her neutrility unless attacked, which is unt welly probable. To anew the opinion of tb - ePor. fugue sr merchants. their trade is pursued as usual; their vessels an entering and leaving ,:this port every. week. —An army is matching fries idoidosa to at* tempt recovering Chili from the Royalists." The hollowing was enclosed in the above letter: Jaseiro, Neffsedmir " I have only coley new, that both 'the hellish and itpodials Charge des Affair's protested against the Portuguese hspellitessi to La Plate, at the thew k took places anti the Spanish Charge ha since received orders from Spain to protest hi the strongest manner against that business, .ml to forme his Most Catiaelia Majesty's highe.t displeasure at the sopa pursued by this email in regard to the Celestite in the River plate. tam Malawi to think that 'be Pnetugecu begin to believe they have got into a straps. Capers Shupe was at Maldonado on the 4th instant, Marie be found Coeds de Viat.a, wish too corvettes and two anal sr vessels. Admiral, with the Nero and a triple, was crossing a .t. Mary's. Very great disunion rains between the Admiral and Commander, Count Ott Vasa; of costae the ow vice le going to the 1.)-1, and (rum what l amid Imre, nisch more saanineity sues not east in the land awoke. On the whole, it see Ills to WI a bed besattem." • • i " • THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. Cr Mass "NI sse that we end his (sleazy wises= se • a swabs miss FIEXT WEDNESDAY THE LOTTERY UMW DRAW -INC-MORE THAN TWO PRIEIS TO ONE %LANK -FOUR OF TWENTY THOUI.UID-•TICILETB UN• USUALLY CHEAP. THURSDAY, APRIL U, IBIT. IR ICS 0 F STOCKS TWS DAY AT maxi: IFCLOCE Caw Itie...Do. for Moray tilittedimel • ty1f_ 4 ,.., 11 1 lOW-so lEr.. paw. sous Is. Ois pro•Piels 1•44/F1 ?Oro. I ~-.-~ COTTON- TRADE. Ye;taaday them was a most asapadabla *Wog of ilarchassa quad others interested is tke.riiiPerta-. ciao at Com Piste Goods, at the New I.iodou Tio• Tern. miss carts& Raabletiashapreasies at theses. timsars of the Meeting is tbr impeetesee of the ton Piece Goads-Trade, and the impolleyef Owing the uarestraisied nretatios of boon Tareo taupe ward to, and a Monanial, founded shousholleing to be resented to the Pares Ramesh prayieg. his Royal Highsess to take the subject ism kiss meet se rious cassideration, and canes seek measures to be adopted as to his wisdom may appear necessary.. TOP these Umiak., see Advertiemsest is our Trout Par. • • Our Aisles us this subject has bees keg before the Public. We have do doubt arbtaloartleat slams • pettiest of the distress under which see Muff stuns tsar sailer may be attributed to the liiistraieed es. partake of Coitus yarns, which me afterwards mss nolactered into piecogoods by foreign weavers.— Let it be rementhersd, that Ilse mushy of beads emgdord in spinning the yarn is hit ORO, whoa compared with the number required to convert the Mine yarn into cloth l that the lath would not lied a foreign mat ket were there not customer. for the cloths that without this supply of British yarn au Corainenutl rivals could nut supply their mistomers with piece-goods—and, consequently, that they would be compelled to boy the cloths from us if we withheld •• the estiifiViiit, without which they could net ma nufacture their own inferior yarns. fi • .• This business most soon uniergo a seiliattinvesti: sation. Would it be credited, but on elle most rte = doubted oothoehr, that in the year aiding sth *IMO Jests ..o. less a spunky of Cotton Yams Was mported. dust bet - weee *ties and Imams twinkles of fame weight t 7f4ollth a dye foe% aseablikhtd • by a • Raton awls to is Homo 470aincians. to the rear ending J!strimiy. 1816, the quantity. at parted wee soder tee *Wass. Look at dkf fact, NMI . Tim bate dialialeked ye"' bairn: amaialac aaasa4a thattee n t u i mise , 4 " ed the' igiOaflikii Cetus WNW; ria% fo* 1101 10 11 0 Th illtreed Per 0 1 11.0 1 dl1fdlii end •yet pass esealeme w fit** eafoatio vii them. aackaught se faasidelea by yes—. nw teekriel. We mBl eat dwell us this subject at present, but as mended *kb it we maim but. call the mtessiei of 'war Radom 1p the ssitioieed Melanie froaLthe Math of Eames, brought this morning by the HAMBURGH tfArL. " STOCKHOLM, APRIL PROCLAMATION. Ws. Males, &a. &Ware by those prams ;NM as. haw retter glep wailer, at use faithful salions, win moo .males to Intess,*ltarbiddingits latportatlaa of Omaha uttoscassary libretti rods, the ezionnos which unavoidably weeds. a woos of bills of *Wargo, ant ;be pewit matron of the bin.. a i m ; and which would woken rho cleats Ode postioaliwaass• woes which we 1844 already' adopted in order to being dodo the wino* oschtwoo. which has risen oat of all roosidost,Whoso honfol !alums oaths lessees of the kingdom, nod so losing iperay, boa been an Inspartant oldest of our appeobinsises. • sod of those of ivory woU disposed &km s—we aro loinne ear proisb.t the hoponation of Porter I to molt% Ur the promot e , the l ib ert y M barn Arrask,which was grained low Ordiumeo of the Nidt of Pt!gcb bast year, of 184 or of whirr ea pleb Goyim , mils arosuh., orceyda‘, however, canoe goods inirstod directly friss the East India on bard adored* shirts that also the intoortation of all "wines, remitted by the * me Ordinamee, with the wart* of the sons used set the churches, ,had one, nil we, at a Lauri tinte,in cutiornavo with Mkt will be ordsond ariost batty mad estravapase, shall bo raid. Owed to elotonsioe bow far tbb proballdon may be et o. boo 4 tomato wbtoo.lbrupool wbiob will thee be proltibbidAw" Mir this fillnw the penalties for violation of the prohibit's., old emulations respecting such of the abeimeassoosed roods as are already ordered, and which may be pot into magazines, under the condi tion of being re.e*ported by the end of the yew, un ion exceptioos should be allowed in regard to some sans of wines, &c. The calico printen here will now have nothing to do dll white calicoes can come from the East ladies. Of wines there ate said to be sufficient in the king dont fatten yes* consumption. To prevent smug gli ngiboievor, the Swedish ceases, from Hernoesund. in the Gulf of Buthnia. to Stzoemstadt. at the Nor wegian frontbri; are to be covered by a chain of cruisers. for which- purpose a number of gun-beauul and armed Isbiag-vessels are .fittingunt at Stock 114m, CallaP. l4 . aid Gotteoborgh. COPENHAGEKAPILIL By the last accounts from Iceland, the inhabitants esert themselves to Ilse Almost to encourage internal industry and to built% foreign luxuries. Every where they now weave their cloth themselves, and in bhird land a single Merchant lately had 3000 ens woven. The Icelanders hate now so far improve 4, that they can make casimere almost as fine as the English. They have entindilait off coffee. tea. and mar. The exportation of Corn from Kiel is very brirk several English ship., have already sailed with Car less t five others are now here in lading. Forty ships with corn have beendispatched i to.Holland sad &a lma i sins have, gnirikninilsiensee to England.. His Majesty is expected to visit the Ducliies this OlnliDer. • URLIN, APRIL 35 The Russian Amb.saador, Alopeos, we; yew?• day to meet the Grand Duke Nicholas, wh4 arrived this morning early at Berlin, but will not stay above • week with os, and thee proceed to St. Peteraborg4t. His amerlageseewact with her Ruyal ilrhkamt Charlene is already signed. The Ambas sador gives a great ball oral Sunday in honour of the Grand Duke, at winch the Royal Family will be siessu HANOVER, APRIL is. Hsi Royal Highness the Duchess Dowager of Bruiawick arrived bele last Riturday, and deputed youordar for Brunswick. The Prima itegent has given orders that the cause wny? on 4 other high roe& shall be put in the best espibis arise ao4 kept so in tome. PROM MI MAMA, APRIL S. The Primes of Wales. berate she left Munich. sassed a "sophist to be distributed. which. under the title of 41 ‘ Joins, ems Yoyasair'Artrivis." contains a destripoun of her owls travels and several of the - .7" of b. lift. emus Ferdinand of Prussia will, it is said, visit the lonian Wald. and Greece before be returns home. The Paris Papas Di Monday arrived this morning. Of Fritsch neWi they are quite burgs, bet they con esie foreign notices, which we subpin STOCKHOLM, APRIL. 3. The coneurip6on for the military service of all the . plug men born in 1796 is carrying into effect in Swig part 44 the kingdom. It will comprehend , about 30,000 men. They are to be drilled in the itnnisal 'exercise during the 6rat live days in June out: and afterwards formed into an. encampment, where the regiments will be manoeuvred sametsively• la brigades. From this militia forte the molar re. emus wilkbeanforced and completed in time of war. • •' - ' I 4IASISANNIL, APRIL 15.,/ • The red** misery reigns in tht shiblet 191 inns, of the Canton of Saint Gall. lii die CARNegine lIE Amotes,, sear the Lake of Wellenstadt, many Omens have died of hunger and want. General Yotciuiko, who continues to reside in the Film of Solfore, and whose beneficence has procured Lillis the. adiiiiation of all the country' round, has ossattd, cruise 2d of this Jima'. an Act, by Which Rbolishes4srvitude ea his domain of flieekeawiam t , ,At the Palitimte of Bkzere, in Poland. He declares Abet his, an t eisit. serfs Shall in future 'be ertalpted from ALA:lntim .t .Personal servieVN Sad their landi sas absolute Pregpit An earnest alien is added to them, twos ne. - glese..buth they own goad and that of ibh;fitite, *it improvement of the liberty they hive *Sind, brimass of schools and establishments of iliNisaisa. FRANKFORT, APRIL to. • The Senate has, on "the demand of the soi•disam Owen of this sky, (ounded s on certain ancient pri: viler* prohibited all foreign artists from stiourpii‘ bus. Thilineasure is surprising enough ad alien "Frankfort is the seat of the Diet of the Owning Coniedem4lotbad,the readtsvlus allaVnieri WNW of sompewairt - • • )lAPLZS, APRIL S. The public trusqOahly has beep intim:kW in the provisos of &Gni* by the diseuslietkation AUMP ber corsairs upon the coaster • who have iittimi of souse of the inhabitants. The Priaeess of W ALPS (Styli a' I r feadqattreat) , ilropeeed s oa her arrival at Vines, to take up bar miasma gibe isolation of the Zoslith ' Lard Sewage ; but found that bis Es u eocbad kit Vienna the equip; before, for kis seat of 'lsm The Haaoyesiew Muster, Count fiat e, was , also Onset fir SOTO Stier siaiskstii•- Rv.l ffeas sof Alija iitie -k generally said that hums will male journey into Persia in the wane et this year. INDISPOSI7IOII . OF rHA QunN. • ItURTHILit PAItTICULAS Yesterday, being St. Gaufge's Day. bad been set. lected as the day on wilidi the, birth of the Patuce Rumor was in future to be observed, instead of the , 14th of August, and the Drawintroorn, and WNW splendours, were of. course appointed s we regret; however, to state, that a sodden indiwositioo of the Qnamt, which occurred in the coarse of the preceding night, prevented the Drawing-room from taking' plate, as officially mentioned in yesterday's STAR. Her MAJRSTY has not left her Palace since she came to town on. Saturday. but she enjoyed health up to the time of her retiring to test on _good s. tiny night. In the night she awoke ill, and called up bet close attendant, but her Ma'am considered her self getting better ; however, between five and sit yes. terday nsdhing the got wone„itiid desired the Prin., - kisses A RGURTA and ELIZARLTH to be called ; theirl attendants also, of course, rose, and there was an alarm in the Palace of the QUEEN being ill. A foot man was dispatched with all speed to Sir Hesse HALronD's house, in Curson-street, May-fair, and Bir Hamar was with the Quiet; by half-past sic o'clock, and remained in the Palace for some time: Sir HOMY went to the Palace again soon after nine o'clock, when be issued a .notice announcing, that, in consequence of her Ma„lesrt being taken ill in the night, she would not be abler receive the company at the Drawing Room. Thu notice fuisished the subject for issuing theSsoloncat to the Casette, and the Sedlegisi, which were given in the Stan of yesterday. The iadisposition 4 the Quasar was commini cated to the Paiuca Rimitert Sad the other bianchis. of the Royal V'aseilip ph it first 'supposed She Drawing-toom wools] gia es.iad that the Parecessas would rescue the cost ay is tbeir Royal Mother's same k but, after due eohdderatioa and coosaltstiou. it was concluded that itpoild be demised indecorous, to hold. a Gala Court on the same floor where the Quasu of ENGLAND was confined by indisposition; for such it was intended to be. It was not till a little after nine o'clock that it was finally determined to postpone the Drawing.risetn, is consequence of the numberless difficulties to met:maser. • Every possible eaerdon was made as the Queen's Palace and Carlton-Isom, to circulate the detertoi oation of the postpone!ftat, The Quart's footmen were sent off Cat notillh her hla.titsry's and tf'e' PRINCESSES' attendants. A Messenger was sent to the Archbishop of Catirreanuar, jequesting his Grace to inform the Bishops and the dignified Clergy, &c. A mutative was also sent to tW Loam CIVINCELLON, requesting of his Lordship to make it known among the Gentlemen of the Law, atc. The footmen of ' Carlton-house establishment were sent with notices in all directions. It sohappened that this had the de sired effect with all the females who intended to have been present at the Drawing.roons, as not one went in a Court dress to the Palace during the whole of the day ; but it was the reverse with the Noblemen and Geed/ales ' who went. in their full dresses, and ac tually alighted from theit carriages. , The disappointment was beyond conception, put ticularly to great numbers of females, some of whom were up as early as five o'clock, to have their hair dressed. Numbers qf j th ose who intended io hike bean present at the lirrairing-troot*after they Mitt n. ,dressed, went to the Queen's Palace' to mike tbelt . spectfol inquiries afteeibi itite of her hielarev..eatt Jett their names, which tikitinued till the evening. • The Pattues Raosari,, and all the branches of the Royal Family in town, went to:the Palace. • • An express arrived, between three and four o'clock, from the Princess Cnaatorrit, at Claremont, directed to, the Princess &teaser'', requesting to be inform ed of the state of the Qintex. The servant who al• rived with it had nearly met with a serious accident; just at he pulled up his horse in front of , the docent the lodge of the Palace, when in constquence of the noise of the crowd assembled, the slippery state Of the stones from their constant use, and the hone be- Mg very spirited, he fell, and the servant's right kt L wader, with so touch force, that his spur seat seati streightened. It was feared that his kg was however, it proved othe wise I he for some time eepe. 'ironed considerable poi*, and was lame in welkin, but be .reeovered suffi • to enable him to ride back. The morales iris in with the'ringint if bills. The Guards 8001111M1 in white gaiters,rand wore new clothes. Caritas House was crowded4t riot the whole of the day with all ranks, payfil their coagratalations; and various other tokens ri On ' s d pect and rejniiisig, similar to those ob served on the Skito's Bisthy, time to have taken place. The Tower gees fired at one o'clock ; tltif firing of the Park guns was dispensed with, in ctiik sequence of the indispositibis of the l',2uses. lo the evening the Theatres, the Royal tradesmen's houses, ate. were illunditated. The following lavoora* Bulletin was issued this atoning of the slabeef gie.Qoubst's health : • "`_„" • a “:41: ) • " 4 12114 ”," listelda.nmeweolled.a eery sped sight ; and is better this' seaming.: rl(Sissed) Admu j ui.** r. .tbe hiaiqui s of tikogiminstaw gave a grand en= tertainment yesterderto a numerous party of dialec tics, in bonoue, of the karAret Birth-day, at .Cholatoodeley Hot*. • The Cuaucatioror g the • ExcittoOsit, the Loan CU4LIMILLALO R t 0111p'grit*ARD, the Muria of libe Roma. and the adqsi of the deoLa,. a lso gave grand dianers,on theitCmitin. * ' • • Far; BitutunsT d tho Foreign Alabama alogo•4o4, l dltli. styti. tlenei 91 th e atiseoteltier I.lcurra of .Lvd. 1.4 A r its by. isitit,6 4 - -3k2 p tio•the &mod By the Lord Bishop Faf Wtockamkt.44 "Kr : Inith idrrelmaz, 11 A, of lla Joba's,C*we e r iparitia s e,-to_ta.vi a ira r I.l‘ingsclere, Hiligi e On the Ilithentation of lore Bes' ' it as Te w m: a,gr pp° . inthsent — ..to Many a pan tins bogi e thit ' • biflliant teldt•ents postponed ,yesseaday, The e 1 iifit embroideriedi the plumes, the pearls and diaM*Wall prepared—and t ha t the day of presentation ithcfeild pass away without the an. Istfultr.4 mkt, was a dreadful mortification to many heasstilid "men. to the dress-angers, embroiderers, piemaelierei end jeweikes s however. it wass, fortunate adJouloatose irp riot known till all the sk ims* were propaticf. - • MI the new fllitfisterial traria were :hole' be brought out! • SLAVE 7ll4Dr. Contrms, APIUL S.—Arrived the Spas Havanna and Mariquite, from Nantes Is $BO tons. and the latter SOO tons, equi Coast of Africa, for Slaves fry the Herr have COMO bete to get Spanish papers aoces, to enable them to proceed in the NAVAL INTELLIGENC, FALMOU rH, APP IL v. Nothing arrived or sailee to-day.—Seven r. se.—Orders have just reached for the to proceed with the Mails of the last two Lisbon, told she will get under weigh ' for that destination, Gibraltar and Malta, PORTAMOUni. APRIL 23. • Arrived his MAjesty's shirr.RolAato. from &Ailed the Hermes, BOND, fir London. DEAL, APRII. ss. Came dnwd from the River 11A night to-day the Lord Castlereagh and Thoma , for Bengal. Arrived and sailed for thy Royal Snvereign yacht, from Calais; the Stockton, HARRISON. from Newcastle for tin Isle of Franc e, Calcetta, and Ben), doe. from the River this morning Ind William Manning. for St. Ritt's.--Wkd DOVER, APRIL IS. S tiled this day the Princess Charlotte Ostend, and the Lord Duncan, for Calais, anis and passeagers.--A.tvived tSis aft 'llLisseCkorge, Captain Ritse;:iroiS Celai am=fr and le Desiree Fresepecket, in the Andmit Chrisiina,Partl breams for Amsterdam, with lost of ; and the Symetry. JONES, trorn Lit Ilbuel, short of provisions.—Several coasters bit have put in by contrary winds. HARWICH, APRIL 21. Arrived the Castlereagh packet, with Cuxhaven. —Wind E. GRAVESEND, APRIL tr. Arrived this Diana, Tbonipsoo, from Leghorn, Brown, front Marseilles ; re. riot, Hardy, from Das Jedwell, from Antwerp; Friendship, Bather, an Bert, from Amsterdam; and Rover. King, from , Sailed the Georgia Packet, Sly, for Havanna ; for Dada; Sam:nous, Sennett, for Ostend ; Comm, for Antwerp; Ann, Smith, her Mirdelg Hoffnung, ' Lubeck ; and Johanna Noontime, Fe* for Lean. We are happy to hear that the Right AuDINGTON if so far recovered as to be .an airing in his carriage. We regret to state, that the most mel counts have been received in town from Cll the seat of The Duke of NiviCatrue. in ' shire. The whole of that Noble Family . iriclisiiosVd, aml the express received yestf little hopes oldie recovery of the Dukeir and one of their daughters. Three pfq .been called in from London—and yesterda. via. Sir;Lturs bhGatoott, left town to There are Mane extensile lakes in the neil ,from which some large filh.bonds near the , fed,, one of which has beers lately emptied, soil from the bottom' thrown up and spread /iprfseel-that the exhalar' otiiisioo oftiwear i ns.se a sor,k ras tante. Ipbere. and produCed slte;dheatte.with which Pamily is - unfOitunatety afLeted. As typhus fever has been fatal in many the poor people in Glasgoiv s the police, thief of medical Gentlemen, have been tom Mittens* watchful over the cleanliness ' CmtTAWOW IN ITALIEICIIICI of Milan. to a Gentleman in. Edinburgh, 21 A contagieos tkver. called Alva has been making great devastation here. Pavia, Gravilini, and Ovei. •.1 i• one sttee were ets persons died *the coarse of 24 the disease is now schneiltat abated, at , ire seduced froin Soto 65 a day in one persons are seized with the - . thorder, it air in twit days, and after - death the bodi 'black. 'lt is supposed to have arisen ' living of the lower classes of -Vie peep! , Most starving, in enhseqatthor of the deal visions. Me 'Sack' of "'wheat, (of eit 'skirsch formerly sold at from 25 to no sold at 951ivres, and potatoes are 44.. There has been but little wine made, Made is like vinegar. Such an accul Misery Was nevet known in this quarter. ' is cold here. wind north-easterly, and ver in the low conntry.the weather has bees flee, country is looking beautiful 8. A Philadelph ia Paper. of the 15th ult. account of the proceedings of Cougres Alan of an Address to Mr. Mamma, t ' r isk official conduct during the last which has occasioned some surprise. of March, Mr. Srawatar_ proposed the of this Address , whets MT. COULTER objected observing, that he thought it more important the House of Representatives should emu in making provision *for the improve. Siete, than in addressing a man going.out Mr. STEWART reunited, that in the AO was nothing like flattery or fulsome adt he added', that it was not an epprOval of the acts of Administration, but oterel; duct of the Ex-president, Mr. MA OMR. last four years subsequent to his Oa the quescion to consider the Adds sure was not carried; there being an ego The Ametrcnns in London have been al the expected replrof--Mr- MAOIbON, ar been thus dirappointedivihe Address rot voted,"there could be no answer to it. Dir.acuruL nariP.This morvinc, bet . two 6'clbck, s ...eadful fire broke out court, Clakenwell.clo•e, near the Ora, raged for a cubsiderablelength or time, destruction t' the Wrote neighbourhood. was the progress of the flames, that it • ficulty.the inhabitants On the-spot escape. * dale tt was feared 'ad 'apprentice boy victim, .ttut we are happy to learn that! wards found. Seven houses 'are wholi with slings( the Whole of the property the; the greater part of the premises of 111 the builder; are among the-number. Ti attendailci continued t 0 play the o'clock this Span'ith • the fcrrne e nipped for t! , . / atannah, and pen and deer. Slot Traee. ;even o'Cliwk, to Fix pa c k e t wo weeks fq immediatey ta, a. from a truTte. Wind N.E . ht, and sailed nas Grenville, he River the ; also arrived le, and sailed !mil. Cone ind sailed the 4 N. E. to packet, inr Isis. both w:rh afternoon the lais, with pas. , with a ma;;. rreasox, tura sf anchor and Liverpool for :oasters in bat- h a Mail (rem • font; Marlarr•e, t Dantaic ; Dan, r, and Imiunry, from flambe*. Ellen, Wanane, Commerce, l'ecv, 'rug, Skean, it tr. it Hon. Hr.r.l 3e able to t4ke nelancholy at. ClumbeeParit, Nottingham. ly are serionily yesterday L•ft rand Duchess, hysiciaiis have erday a fourth, :o attend them. leighisourb,e, the house, are 'pried, and the need upon the ati troth the :led the atom- liich this Noble ty cases among . at the sugges- Diu ucted to be i of the city. a letter froM , dated Mardi irks efteituidse, re, and also is reef here these 24 hours bit and the deaths e street. Winn it carries rhea 'dies are quite from the 1)0 Ile, who ate a, dearth of iigbt bushels') • lime, is act per pound.-- e, and what is cumulative of r. The westhd very dry t bet fiae, and the tit. contains a es on the me. , approviag t four Team On the e considerath 3 objected to mportant fat mploy its time ✓ement of the • out of oce." Address aelv dnlation; and " in the lumr ely of the con. ni2, during 1. 1 . re.electius• - • Iress, the rocs' uality of voter anxious to sst 3to Vier 1144 it fairing tea :twecir one Uri in l'es- fro Ifurc!!, tr!nd e, thre.itaPei od. Su raPii was with. peal : tor 5.4 1 ✓ had falki he was •ibtr tiestri , e .o lie, cont.on,.; • Mr. DLL' o' rime argil I ruias at ti 6