Star. — London, England, 1822-07-26 00:00:00

111 q: 1..1 - "ENIN . G STAR. LON DON. --r .. ~ FRIDAY, Juvris, 48111. •- STOCK EXCHANfiI& otiI I KOCLOCK. Some large purchases have been made this morning by a* eminent Broker, and the Market looks well: within thiehossr. a great deal has been doing. Money is so plentiful thaebne per cent. cannot be obtained.—Consols for Acct. Reduced . 806 Position FUNDS. —There is some bustle this morning in the above Market. Spanish and Chillan Bonds are in demand. One h a ndred thousand was purchased yesterday of the latter by an eminent Broker, for the Merchants, and ten thousand New Spanish was bought this morning. The kt;en from Holland this morning state, that the Dutch Goverment has acknowledged the Independence of Sout America.—New Spanish 62i; Old 631 I; New Prussian 86; Old 881 ; Chilian 791 ; Russian 811 82; Danish 861 87 ; Neapolitan 721 ; Columbian 841; Old 1021. PRICES OF STOCKS AT ONE 0 CLOCK. Bank Stock 249 250 1 / 4 -3 per Cent. Redu. 807/s 81 3 per Cent. Ccinsols 80 1 / 8 . 1 / 4 -3 1 / 4 per Cents. 92 1 / 4 4 per Cts. 9878 99 Y 4-4 per Ct. New Anns. 99 3 / 8 Bank Long Annuities 20% 1 '46 Imperial 3 per Cents. 80 1 / 4 —lndia Stock 250 India Bonds 63i. 645. pr.--3 per Cent. 1751, 80 Exchequer Rills C 1.000155. 6s. prem. Ditto Small ss. 7s. prem. Consols tin Account 801/ 4 1 / 4 3%. The Madrid Papers, which have arrived up to the 14th instant, are highly interesting, since they prove the triumph of the Constitutionalists to have been comr km by the continued tranquillity. Six days had elapsed from the date of a rebellion among the }ONG'S Guards, which had been put down by the KINO's trained and untrained subjects, and all was quiet in the Palace and the Capital —no re-action had taken place—n.l new disturbance was threatened, and no apprehensions of danger were felt. Even during the battle of the 7th it appears that no disorder took place in Madrid beyond the immediate scene of action, or the streets where the mutinous guards were in motion ; and what to the English must seem still more astonishing, not a house was robbed or a single :article of property forcibly taken from any one. The same orderly conduct seems to have been ob served in the provinces, and in all the towns which the news had reached. At Badajoz, at Salamanca, at Alicant, at Avila, and wherever the revolt of the Gr.alds .had been heard, the Municipalities or Autho rities had assembled toatake measures for supporting the Constitution, and had been nobly seconded by. the zeal of the people and the good spirit of the troops. From - all that we observe in these Papers, the great towns of Spain echoed the cries of indig nation at the mutiny of the Guards, and will echo the acclamations of joy at their defeat. The late events, therefoie, which were viewed at first with such orlight by the enemies of Constitutional order, likely to end in the permanent consolidation of y. Foreign intrigue and domestic treachery had so long and so assiduously at work, that a crisis ts probably to be expected before either could be it down, and the insignificance of the faction which ~ouraged them ascertained and made manifest.— That has now been done. The KING'S Guards and Al, tiers, at the moment when his MAJESTY was per ming a solemn duty prescribed by the Constitu ion, raised the shout for its overthrow, and were met a spirit of unanimity and courage that must con ince die Ultras, on both sides of the Pyreunees, of ie utter futility of their future efforts. The two most mutinous battalions of the Royal reduced to SOO men by desertion and casual ,, had arrived at the Escurial, and laid down their The other battalions were to be disbanded, dist' ibuted in other regiments. From many of Provinces Addresses had arrived to the Perm*. :It Deputation c•f the Cortes, full of indignation at conduct of the rebellious Guards, and pledges t• intain the Constitution through all perils. We select the following from the Deputation of Alicant, no other reason but because it is the shortest : " ALICANT, JULY v. " The Provincial Deputation of Alicant, at the moment that beard of these scandalous events of the capital, in which a I btrticide faction endeavours to enslave a magnanimous nation, assembled in an Extraordinary Session, and resolved to bury under the ruins of their country rather than be de of the sacred deposit of their liberty, have determined to test to the people which they represent, and to all the pro deputations, their sworn pledges of the constitution or " The permanent deputation may rely on the good wishes of whole of this province, which, in union with the rest of Spain, will present to Europe the majestic spectacle of a nation second time armed en masse to defend their rights against the .s of tyranny." e have similar addresses from towns, provinces) regiments. The Expectador of the 13th instant, in alluding to rote of the diplomatic corps respecting the KING'S ttment, adds, g• We know not whether the English sinister declined to sign it from etiquette or other causes, but this we shall say, that his Excellency has, by his refusal, rendered himself worthy of the esteem of all Spaniards who love the welfare of their country." The Universal of the 12th confirms the report of the appointments of Cat.Antavo and Loruz BANOS to the departments of the Interior and War, respectively. But the most important changes, as regards the Constitution and the returning con £dence of the people in the intentions of the KING, are those that have taken I.lace in the officers who surround his Majesty's person. " The Royal House hold," the Universal adds, " whose reform is the ob. jcct of desire to all good citizens, begins to experi.; eminent Br a great deal tent. canno FORISION above Marl handred th eminent 131 Spanish wa morning sti the Indepe 63a I ; Ni 1111 82 ; I Old 104 P It Bank Stc 3 per Cer 4 per Cts Bank Lo Imperial India Ho Exchequi Ditto Sm Consols I The M i 14th insti the triun complete elapsed fr Guards, trained at lithe Rine, place—n: apptclieth • battle of place in action, or in motion more aqo :article of The sat served in the news I at Alicant Gr.alds.h: ri.ies had the Consti the zeal o troops. I the great nation at the acclei events, th such iti-li: re likely iberty. F .een so lo was probe put down, encourage That has coui tiers, farming a tion, raise by a spirit since the the utter 1 The tic , uar.l, re ies, had ii ms. T nd distil he Provii ent Dept he condu maintain select the for no oth 0 The Pi it heard of Ehrrticide I assembled themselves ~rived of tl .anifest to incial deR death. " The pe the whole Spain, will a second tit attacks of t We ha , and regin The E e note c ti eatment ldinister causes, b has, by h esteem of country." report of Lortz IL War, rest as regard Edence of are tliove surround hold," die 'it:et of dc / once the eifeitt of hippf dis'position of the Monarch. The Duke of MoNraw9,,Who slept last night •in the, palace, has retired to:clay, tp his : own house; and the Marquis of SaiirW Catia has been appointed bis successor. PALAPOI has been notoi- Footed Captain . of the Halberdiers ; and• CASTROTO *EiIO, his predecessor, is going to ask - leave'to pro ceed to Philadelphia. °NATE will be appointed Master of the . Horse." The Duke del lITAUTARO (who we were told had been shot or murdered) bee received an order to proceed to BadajOs, and the Marquis of AMAkILLAS to Grenada. " We have triumphed," concludes the satin paper from which we quote this intelligence, " and we apprehend no regrets to mi:• with the memory of our triumph. We have to• celebrate the victory of no party, but that of the nation." A Harnbargh Math Mildred us thii forenoon, bring hit Papers to the 20th first. Also Dutch and Flanders Mails, with Papers to the 23d inst. An article from Aix-la-Chapelle states, that a Meeting of the Turkish Divan has been held, at which all the great men of the Empire were present, after which the Reis Effendi delivered a Note to the English and Austrian Ambas sadors, which is likely to remove all uncertainty as to the affairs of the East. The following are extracts: SEMLIN, JULY S.' It is reported at Belgrade that the Greeks have taken Larissa, the capital of Thessaly, by swim.— Private letters from Bitoglia say, that the war in Epirus, Thessaly, and the Morea, assumes a still more sanguinary character. Whoever falls into the hands of the enemy is put to death. The events at Scio have excited a real desperation in the Greeks, and, at the same time, the most heroic courage. General Normann is said to have arrived before Arta on the I3th, and to have united with the Suliots. ST. PETERSBURGH, JULY 2. It is said that the General Post-office here has re ceived strict orders to introduce from the Ist July some restrictions with respect to the introduction of foreign Newspapers. Among those which are hence forward not to be admitted are mentioned :—The Allgenteine Zeitung, the Ueberlieferangen (4 e. mate rials towards the history of our times), the Con:6;ls t ionnel, the Morning Chronicle, &c. JULY S.-It the course of the month of March 981,682 rubles in worth of Russian and foreign mer chandise, were disposed of at the Chinese frontier fortress of Kiachta. The goods were chiefly Russian furs and leather and Prus s ian cloths. In March there arrived at Maimadschani from the interior of China, 112 waggons laden with goods, accompanied by 220 camels. WARSAW, JULY 7. The Vistula is so low, that it is fordable hi many places. BERLIN, JULY 16. The fair at Nuremburg has turned out better than was expected. Several merchants from the North of Germany were present, and in particular several thousand weight of English goods are stated to have been sold. JULY 14.—Ezebasge en London, 37-1 37-4. Sr. PstsassvaeY, JOLT 3.--Exchasiges..—London, 10 3.32 Amsterdam, 10 7.34.—thunbisrib, I 11-32—Paris, 107. The French Papers of Tuesday have been received, The only intelligence of importance from Spain is in the Moniteur, which brings the news down - to the same date as the Madrid Papers we have noticed in another place ; but they contain some additional par ticulars. The King of SPAIN has by an Order of the Day, published on the 9th inst. expressed his satisfac- tion with the striking energy and patriotic conduct of the regular troops, the national militia, and the gar rison in the capital, during the events of the 80th ult. and up to the present time; and he thanks them for maintaining, with such courage, the cause of li bery of their country and their Constitutional King. The Duc del INNANTADO has published, in the Madrid Espedador of the 13th inst. a letter, defend ing his reputation and his honour, which he consi ders to have been attacked in that Paper. The Editor of the Espedador had stated that several Patriots, whose veracity he could not suspect, assured him of the Duke's exciting a group of peasants, on the 7th, in the Visiillas, by the cries of di Long live the Abso lute King ;" but that General BALLASTEROS flew to the place and dispersed this horde of savages, whom wine and brandy had infuriated ; on which the Duke , retired into the Palace. • The Duke says, the best way to reply to the false hood of these charges, is to give the facts ; he then states that he was awoke on the morning of the 7th by his valet de chambre, who told him he had heard a firing of musquetry and artillery. The Duke rose and found the quarters of St. Francis and the Vis-' tillas filled with the inhabitants of both sexes. At this moment an Officer of Cavalry arrived at his hotel with an order from the KING to join him in his Palace. As soon as he had put on his. uniform. he addressed the crowd, who had assembled at his door, as follows :—" Gentlemen, all that we ought to desire is, that peace and concord may be' Lily re-established: we are all Spaniards and bro thers." He declares that he never heard a single voice cry " Long live the absolute King ;" and adds' that if such had been the case, we ought to excuse the ignorance of thou who do not know the precise meaning of the word absolute, synonirnous with un limited, nor the political consequences resulting from from the expression. Fstascu FUNDS.—Five per Cent. Consols opened at 91f. 70c. closed at 91f. 66c. Bank Stock, 1,600 E r • 'p~ :w , 1.1Ff" . % - Wirftrgr r 'rl!'" - . , • , , • VI RING'S rier•ro THE AR VY. Tuesday the grst division of the Seets Greys arrived at PIC rS• • • ThersdaY se'neighr a Company hill Barrack!, from Chigoe , . His MAJearea present plan ft to take water at joi r t n ir y, se an g d intep on of the 15th Regiment arrileid ti n g :7 4 eh ilergat to Greenwich, on the 7th or Bth of August. In addi tion to the Royal yacht, a steam-boat has been pro- da Hu y ll. ftwning i lhi cieloa ß ard th L e f i r r j yided, which the KIN° will enter shOuld the weather this port for Greenock ; the Id Ittliment tOr Fes3e Ijsys,l) be perfectly calm. There has been much dismission march into to w n this day fig " If"; they " li b" for D 41- in his MAJUTT'S domestic ci rc le on t h e su bj ect o f lin in A few days. the Suite, which, in the highest porter, is wished to NAVAL INT4Li '^- Ibe most numerous, and selected without any regard to party. Previously to the Duke of DEVONSHIRE'S journey to the Continent, his MAJESTY expressed a desire that he would join the Royal• Tourists, and his Grace returns from Aix-la-Chapelle for the express purpose of doing so. One tithe finest hotels in Edin. burgh has been engaged for the Noble Duke and his immediate friends. His MAJESTY and Suite will land at Leith harbour, and proceed from thente in the Royal carriages, Which have been sent to Scotland by sea, to Holyrood House, where such preparations Are Making for his reception as the shortness of the notice would permit. It is not exactly determined whether the KING will sleep at Holyrood House, 01' 1 immediatly proceed to the Duke of BuceLauom'a palace at Dalkeith, which his MAJZSTY'S known love for retirement has induced him to select for hieresi dence, ditiing his stay in the neighbourhood of Edin burgh. His MAJESTY intends to visit the fine ruin of Roslyn Castle and the Chapel ; likewise Hawthorn den, the hallowed seat of DRUMMOND, the Poet, and proceed from thence by Laswade to Dalkeith. All State matters are to be observed and kept up at Holy rood House, to which the KING will regularly return from Dalkeith, in case his MAJESTY should not choose to sleep in Edinburgh. The Duke of HAMILTON, the Duke of Anon.; Lord ROSLYN, Lord LAUDERDALE. the Honourable W. MARRY, and all the distinguished friends of liberty in Scotland,. will be included in the selected circle, during the KING': stay in that hos pitable country. . His MAJESTY'S int intention was to take the tour of the Western Islands, by Glasgow, Dumbarton, In verary, and from thence to Oban, Mull, Staffs, and lona, " that illustrious island, which was once the lu minary of the Caledonian regions, whence savage clans and roving barbarians derived the benefits of knowledge and the blessings of religion;" but the peril of the voyage, after quitting the main land, and the want of adequate accommodation .on these inte• resting islands, occasioned the Royal Tourist to change his plans. The noble palace and domain of his MAJESTY'S old friend, the Duke of AttoyLe, would, in the event of the Highland tour, have been chosen as the Royal rendezvous. Hamilton Palace, Taymouth, Brechin Castle, and Abbotsford, the re sidence of the Poet and Novelist of Scotland, are to receive visits from the KING. ~. , . . • NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Fa memo, Jinx &W.—Arrived the Reward s Ara:mom, from London for Boordeaur. Poammourn, JULY !S.—Wind W.—Sailed his Majesty's ship PII/170W, to the Eastward. Deity Jinx 25.—Wind W,—Passed by at the back of the Goodwin Sand, last night, the Peramaseff, M'Dutioatt, from Rotterdam to Surinam. Arrived and sailed for the River, the Qmbee packet, ATKINS. from Quebec; his Majesty's ships Foam and Enema, from Portsmouth; Henry, WILLIAMSON ' from the Mediterranean, and r e m a i n . Came down from the River mad remains. the Golden Grove, for the Cape of Good Hope. Comoat Hams, JOLT 15.--Ships Entered Inwards :—Peter Mlle, from Havaosaii ; Maria, from New York ; Sternsisall, from Quebec ; Ann and Sarah, (min Faversham; Simeon, frost Oporto ; Jine, from Cadiz • Wellington, from ditto ; Iris, from Mensel ; Talbot, from Calais • Prince of Sam-Coburg, from Rotterdam ; B ro th ers , from Cork ; and Prompt, f rom %Water ford. Entered Outwards:—Argonaut, for St. Peterkburgh ; Willsehnina, for Rotterdam; Delight, for licensor ; liLiry, for Naples; Exchange, for Iiio; Good Intent, for St. Petersburgh; Pomona, for Para • and Concordia. for Elaineur. Cleared Out wards :—Gade tediriung, for Stettin • Vigilant, for Hamborgh ; Solaria, for ditto; Madlda. for 10.1;tegur ; Talbot, for Calais Elizabeth, for New York; Elisabeth. for Gottenhorgh ; Pro cess, for Middieburgis; and Dublin packet, for Dublin. NEW LAW FOR THE SALE OF BREAD. The new Act of Parliament for regulating the sale of Bread, which is jest published, will effect at, eadre revolution of the trade of the Baker, a• %ill lie seen from the following abstract of some of it, in incipal provisions: It meta, that front and after the 99th of September wet, se ➢aker *ail continue to snake et ern bread in peck loa•w, halt peck, or qsartent leaves, wader a peaky est exceeding £lO, and net leNtlian 40s. • Bakers are allo wed to nuke bread of such weight or dee as therplease, and to sell it only by weight, under a penalty Dot exceeding 40s. French and fancy bread, or rolls, are exempt from this part of the Act. Any Baker selling bread not previously weighed in the pre_ sans of the patty purchasing the same, whether required by the purchaser to do so or not, forfeits for every such Wanes a um not exceeding 10s. Bakers neglecting to keep scales and weights in their shops, or n c si e mf;ilse scales or weights, to be subject to a penalty not ezb Site pounds. Every baker or baker's journeyman, detected• in adulterating bread, to be fined a sumof not less than Si. and not exceeding 101.: or, in default of paying such fine, to be iMprisoned six months. The names of all offenders to be published in the newspapeft. The adulteration of corn or flour, or the selling of flour of one eon of corn for the Boer of any other corn, to be putt/sh ed with a fine of not lest than St and not more than All bread made of mixed flour to be marked with a Roman Y under a penalty not exceeding 10s. Mealmen, or Bakers, having .any Ingredients for the adulteration of meal or bread on their premises, to be fined 40a. and not exceeding £10; the obstructing of any authorised sebrch subject to a penalty, not exceeding • 10. Bakers not to bake breed or rolls on the Sabbath day ; nor to bake pies, dc:. except between the ►ours of nine o'clock in the morning and one o clock in the afternoon, under a penalty of from 10s. to 40s. Such are the principal provisions of this Act, which is to be in force for two yea's. PROFESSOR LESLIE v. BI.4C'KWOOD. i 1 •., , 1. ! ! ~, i !V i i -~ .; :~ ~! .; • • I I li I ! I • • . • • I li FROM Tin EDINBURGH STAR. EDINBURGH, JULY 2.5. The arrival of his MAJESTY in this city may be looked for about the middle of the ensuing month. In respect to the operations at Holyrood Hou-e, we understand that orders have been issued from the LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OtECe, to Mr. TROTTER, liis MAJESTY'S upholsterer for Scotland, to make prepa rations for putting the Royal apartments in the Palace in a proper state for the reception of the SOVEREIGN. A considerable number of workmen are employed in cutting a new carriage way from the Palace to the Calton Hill, for the better accommodation of carriages to and from the Palace. Towards the execution of this it appeared advisable to acquire Yesterday, at halt-past two o'clock, his MAJESTY some of the property adjoining to the Artillery Park, held a Court at his Palace in Pail-Mall, which was at in order that the road may not be confined to the tended by the whole of the .linisters in town.—His KING'S property. MAJESTY afterwards held a Privy Council. The KING Workmen have begun to fill up a n d l eve l the gave audiences to Mr. Secretary P EEL , th e M arqu i s ground in front of the Advocate's Lib rar y, an d or- of WINCHESTER, and the Marquis of LONDONDER RY. Wednesday evening, about eight o'clock, Major ders have been issued to remove the Weigh .house in Davisox, Aid-det•Camp to the Doke of CAMBRIDGE, the course of a few days. The removing of this an. arrived at the King's Palace in Pall M w ith a letter cient building, which has stood for nearly five ten- from the Duke to the KING, ann.oincing the pleasing intelligence of the Duchess being safely deli vere d o f curies, will greatly improve the pa ssages l ea di ng to a daughter, and both the Duche s s an d P r i ncess were the Castle Hill. Throughout the city the most • active preparations appear to be makin g f o r hi s M A - Th e f requent meet i ngs o f the Cabinet have given doing well, JESTY'S reception. rise to various rumours now very current in the poli tical circles. The Congress intended to b e h e ld at We understand the Loan PRO VO S T and Ma as. Florence, is said to be changed to Vienna, where the trates'are to give his MAJESTY a splendid entertain- Emperor ALEXANDER will be in person. Lord STEW menu, either in the Parliament House, or in the ART has left England to re,ume his duties at Vienne, George -street Assembly Rooms ; and in the event of which mission had been destined for the Marquis of HASTINGS, wt.ose immediate retuin to Eu r ope i s not so certain. Should the Governor of I NDIA re the former being preferred, the Lib rar i es , an d t h e first and second divisions of the Co ur t o f S ess i on , w ill qu ite main t h ere , important political changes at home are form a suit of rooms well adapted for such a banquet. likely to be the result. His Royal Highness the Duke of Yonx is also ex- Letters dated the 13th instant were received yesterday treat Barcelma, wMch reptant the entire province of Catalonia se ported, and, it is said, will take up his residence at the scene of a woes st between the old Royalist and Constitutional. Beechwood, the beautiful seat of Sir ROBERT DUN- Part" Scart Bl 7 a town or Tillage that did Dot take a !lidded .part on one side or the whet; and the equality of power in both DAS, about three miles from the city, on the Glasgow g paroes, ,....fr b a y n p eour eatoosioa in ba lite con/Het i; is described, had skirmish au pro i s is lu n, eed encron the swat's: v.o de. • road. Lodgings are preparing for Lord SIDMOUTH, Mr. PEI!, &C., &C. The whole•of Mr. OMAN'S ex- and aset.ingellamesnear bw hich r the Few occ of the P m • from tensive establishment, the Waterloo :iotel is already Mat° lu ck e d liattabilkw that the ew n wilwiwities wi t h the cap it a l wts extremel y uncert ai n. engaged from the sth of next m ont h, f or , i t is sup- private letters from Madrid, state the result of the !Air eJ posed, the residence of the foreign Ambassadors. the 7th-to bees follows: , Guards, killed 511—woonded 130. At a meeting of the Society bf Writers to the R oy al:herds, killed S7l--wosoded 500. Signet, held in their hall yesterday, a Committee of irse Ciiiiii amy lacli " e this mraskis s a' a b a lg- r og im ; cons id j"T a 96 : — bi e The quan d t y Whea :s tra m t: their number was appointed to co-operate with other bet; sad the faverarable change in the weather earning a cam public bodies to consider what measures it may be th °,.. fi t aLet.arr ii rry pr at ish Mee : most proper to adopt to testify their loyalty and re- ten lower, but superfine heatt4hgallistt,___lli t OM nonplus specs to his Majesty on . his approachi ng v i s i t . , good terms as on Monday. Berm, s Cats went off howelly, at a small decline from iihooday s quetatiom b In the mearttime the City is filling with great Sgusenbin‘n Menne; Jess 24, '""dhu2S I Z' With dill•atitP• . dam et Deft es to abohdmr, awes ID . rapidity. Many ( families who had gone to the co a s . raw , do r i g ma a of tine bit be s iesitee ler REIM . ob. try for the suamer have already returned. The I tated-^ — C"'""T sr "gr . ' Dail. Od. to 3s. Hotels are not lastly . bespoke, but away litinto to vest. as. I . 2OISSIS are Oraady`aniaged. i Lamh,Se. ad. to es. ed 0911, bleep and Laois, Monday, this long-pending Cause was tried in the Jury Court at Edinburgh, before the Loan Cater Comensomesa, Lord Commissioner Omits, and a special Jury. MeeSFS. J , COCKBURN and MOM:RUFF were retained for the pursuer; and Means. FORSYTH and Moat for the defender. Mr. Mtn:carer? stated the case, which w..s an action brought by Mr. Lame, Professor of Natural Philosophy, in the Uni versity of Fdinburgh, for a series of libels on hint in Itladcwood's hfagasisse, where be was charged with ridiculing the Scriptures; and with not knowing the alphabet of a language (the He brew) on which he had presumed to make animadversions; and it was added, that" the King of the Cockiityt knows no more of Greek than Professor Johnny Leslie does of Hebrew !" He was also further accused of ignorance on several points of Science, on which he had written. The Damages were laid at 50001. Several witnesses were called, after which, the Jury retired for an hour and a half, and returned a Verdict for Pro fessor Loma, Damages One Hundred Pounds. somas , s e . od. per smog Om; Mottwo IL W t . 1 ' so. 0.1. to 42.0 d.• Pork, lit. 9d: to 46 4 4 1 . i ad,—Cottkat Marker, Dietipalikfthisi labbAhalK i i Pith IS& I II W 1771