Star. — London, England, 1814-05-17 00:00:00

alancl might shyly' • from this country, if lent, or from the Con. this country ; but we entirely shut out from )ught this an evil of Gentlemen seemed to .orn imported bad rtyfifth ; but it might not taken to encourage the proportion of one. ng could be mote tau-. luillity of the caustry regular and extensirse Ad, to expose it to all :ase result from a sud. ution of the import. nu Lion might arise from nue cases would probs.- ! hostile motives. The iation of price on the ' Aigliest degree injurious. le well if those classes vidence as to economize were cheap, in order to of dearth ; but as this ected from hinnan na. he Legislature to make I preserve as nearly as effect this desirable ob. d by the Hon. Baronet I ; and he trusted, that n: any other Hon Gen. ma supporting it by any exist on the subject. No probation of the Resolu. 1 bias towards what was Several other Honour. aintained the expedienCY lady-situated ; all which Resolution was record r selfish feelings, but by general policy, A. f Ireland, be cOatended tion would be materially is a strong . additional kr. ::or its passing -into a cafe which had been snts ught would be fully ade ich could be required i it mt any falling off in the give it his support. bated on the advantag nil on the benefits derived mtending interests in the ie interests were to obtain e result would be the "de m, of the other interests. Chu was the danger he elution proposed hy.die y its influence, grain, an ries of life, were renClerer up at their present price, tier might at preasat be:7 manufacturer, doomed to bicli the cheapness of food lvantiges, would be corn• r.tually the landed interest ruin. tt when .the Amendnient rd should be disposed of t iittsnent of the Resolution. mendment, instead any tation of grain altogether. he duty Wig to cease., aci iolution. trmly opposed tile Resells, opposition which he 'and ien had given last Session e Committee on this Rib:. leclared, was fitil of crudi. t of which was to raise. ti e and crier e No! sel]-41e d object of the Repoli Sias end he would not be de. tamed in that . ifolise, from d advocating the cause of ld be seriously injured by rved, that the Honourable 1 the Report to which he to assert that it abounded e avowed object of it was Neither of these allege. mid the Hon. Geotkman howle spoke of the labours tat House, many of whom ditical attainments:mg dia. • id, that he should be happy :onvincing the Honourable his character of the Report. I—For the Amendment 2T ty 117. FiDSTgR, the Resolution :olutuitted this day, with his Amendment. 'Day were then disposed of; 00nek *this morning the Ri 3, MAX •fl.- . 6th a great eilitekrlntik 'city of gunpowderinek fire, ' ken, and blew up the arsenal . of the Sambre, behind the ustained little damage, but yed, and several individuals P, MAY 7. Towns in Belgium and these :aken possession of the do. House, which had been se. te's Government. city has made of its recto• to send a memorial to the ig that the pictures which ches may be again restored. 4.M, MAY is. mention, that the commerce Dtr.ction of the high Allied 'cred great activity. There ,nial Produce in the port of ' THE k_IV KING . • ~- • ITATFC: LONDON: , TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1814. ruscass or WALLS 501N.H0114117 at the Steck Szelaeove, FRENCH PAPERS. We have to announce Paris Papers eetaktazday, and we subjoin some interesting Aratracts. Botta. \ PARTE% adventures still amuse the pnblic—he bas not landed in Elba, notwithstanding the statement to that effect in one of the Paris Papers. , It is therefore highly probable that Deis at Gibralra'r, as confidently stated yesterday, waiting the pleasure Of, tl?ik Allied Sovereigns, as to hi: furore dt7stith - e trick throwing a garrison into Porto Funky_ pretiotti ta t his arrival, was quite of his own school. The letter which we have litracted from llairGasasi. h Prase', furnishes some curious , matter relative to BOILAPAIILTeS voyage : PAP.IIO4& rt. t BONAPARTEANA; • "" : 4 " The Austrian Conimissary who accompanied . Bonaparte to Elba is or his return to . Paris. Bona.: parte, who embarked at St. Raphean, 'on the 28th. April, landed safely at Porto Ferrajo, in the Is of Elba, on. the 4th of May:. He imniecllitely caused to be hoisted on the towers Clad walls of the managed fortress, a white flag, vltiii4 itd border, with 'throe bees upon a blue ground. el It is not yet known how the Inhabitants of the island have taken his arrival Bonaparte has given a commission, we• are assured, for the purchase of otra hundred thousand crowns worth of books at Paris.—, Be • -to - himself Up to study, and pro- purposes give . -mites to' become-in a feiv year the iffisittlearned man .in Europe. He complained bitterly during the route ot• Laving been robbed of four a illtion . s.• When,* wets asked how this happened...A gave t4em,"'hie•ifald .1 to procure the ;Levu, Wlfout I. -wished to can Teas they took my. money , but 1-had no Regent." , • • " PARIS, MOT 14f ?RS 11111Telt- GAZETTE DE FRANCIS.' • •• wind article inseCted in your Jnanial of yesterday, which announces the snivel of Bonaparte in the. Island of Elba, is no doubt oprisict, so far as it goes. but it is not quite so ample' as 'the account I am about to give, and which I dirk* from a very good source. ,• When Bonaparte embarked, he had 'the choice, as you have already' stated; of an English frigati or a French corvette 'for his cooveyeace. He preferred the English frigate: but - * Cut not prevent' dui Trench corvette from sailing insompany. The Com-i . wander el the latter, M. MoUtcabrier, was. theretoit: an eye-witirsa of every- material circumstance thit : happened ditring . tbe - vtlage. He arrived in Paris . three days ago, and s e of again yesterday r and those friends who were . nititt inti Mate with him relate the fats tri'Whic!i yon - hrive•illudtd, in the following' manner . • • B^nifOrtti 1N0448-4.o*.bit•tmoseratt Zf hi 4 authority. previous ,to'hia Atbdititfoirilind .eitat the Itland'of stssignediu.liiii oat the' • -Phefilikii.retreati sent off orders secretifiti convey .Reit a garrisoß of 2400 men. Under fairour of the siiitarterress of the island of Elba ,- added to the.tre:. ..C4l4onizalcen to intercept the communications, per. haps-also bythe help of a little intrigue end cottni: . vanes, omit ber of troops , ort the - sest" . . mation of the orders, Was conveyed over from !tali to Porto Ferrajo. • . Tbe fact is, that they considered themselves at still, to aft intents and purposed, nnder .• the command of Bonaparte: they were totallyunit.. 'quitioted with his abdication, and they did tat** that they were released-fr Ont their moll of fidelity. “ When Bonaparte landed, the , Englithbaptain expressed his surprise, st.finding troops in the Islatid' of FAba, whom he never expected, and esphinatiosta wirethereupon made to bls4r wbich rendered him totally uncertain as so,the.conduct• he ought to Pur sue. Not wishing to takdo atiy 'thing'oport . begged the Captain of the corvettochlti idonteabrier; to' come to Paris, in :corder, 'to itiiiiMiniCate to the Fiench Government a circumstance of which be pre. sumed they were ignorant,- And to receive new :unctions on this Oast. /11.1 be Mean tune the English Captain ‘Mediter ranean with Bonsparte'a istalcdii• " M. de Montcabrier e si* Waving tnlellect his set off yesterday on his return to thesplace of rendezvous in the Mediterranean, where he expectatU meet the English friKati.. His friends are ignorant of the nature of the instructionid•Which lie is se bearer : but the facti above communicated are by them regarded as perfectly correct. I give you this 'version of the affair, without pretending to criticise others . ; only I pledge myself for the authen ti ci t y of my sources of information.—l have the honour, Sec. (Signed) ri Bowssaa.r , toys IT TIE EDITOR 0? TIE IDAZITTE DI TRANCE. " The writer of this lettes.is very wellikaown to us." " PARIS, MAY 13. Yesterday, on his return from Versailles, his Majesty the Emperor of Russia stopped at St. Cloud ; and after having visited the park and -apartments, dined with Prince Lichtenstein. The Prince had prepared a small fete for the Emperor, at which some of the performers of the ThOlkire Francois displayed their histriooic talents:.. . !• 44 The Duke of Wellington left: Pais yesterday to "return to the South of France. - - a MarshalSoulk wired ire raris two days ago. The *my whicli he toMmanded babeen united by order of the King to the Army. of Arragon, so that the Doke of Albufeera new commands the whole of lOM French forces in the South. -;• ~.. ! • - . " 'Baron Percy, who was otti of. & Member's sof Institute who wire yesterday presented to Iris Ua• Pity, affected with the kited 'manner in which he was !Malted, exclaimed Hic antes ertci Pater atque rein .llo6 eitst 1 4firpor I Semper I' answered his Majesty with . k emotion. - 1 - • 41 This is the same Baron. Percy, who, when the students of the School of Medicine refused ,to enrol themselves in the National Guards, under Bonaparte's eovetPmeat, had dar, courage to say to one of his ,Ministers—' We. 4o' not teach our pupils to make 'rounds but to heal them.' *: . nie , improvements at the .Louvre and other pub lic works, h a ve been resumed with their wonted ac tivity, • and employment is thus 'found for a great number of workmen, who. have • been many months .out of employment. . . • tu- The French General fiat**, who was woundecL in the battle orfoulouse of the lads April, has en, timely recovered of his wounds. He his bitcra foot 14imilantattedst* . • • /. t.: 10 PARIVMAT The •Eilltiii c a?* Mit& had a long aualebte' yesteychiy, With- bis Majesty at the Palace of . Oki, ••• • , u The deparicuie of the Allied Sovereigns for Lon.: don, which was to have taken pliceon the* !Mr, will not be much longer longer delayed : Atey:srait for the pig• nature of the Treaty, of Peace, which may be hourly I • i# • expected. ` - 4 The Emperor of Russia, wishing to testify to the inhabitants olVersailles, his gratitude for their care ,of his wounded soldiers, has p.ddressed a mast clatter ing letter to they Mayor with a diatnond ring and. 1500 franc's, 4,iAtcronliiian to the Sauer de kat:ha:44 ; several humane individuals have been also honour with marks of his Majesty's grateful remembrance. 44 The Princess Royal of Sweden was . reeeired on the 10th inst. by the' King and Royal Family,' as Countess of Gothland, the name which thi‘Princtis bears while travelling for her health. A grand funeral service took.placethis day in ,:anunentotation dour late sovereigns Louis XVI. Louis. XVII. Queen Marie Antoinette, and Madame ilizabelifit France. The ladi e s and gentlemen pre. sent were dressed in mourninp • • The Mortiteurs are, as usual, filled wWI addresses and royal ordonnanees to the following effect : The King has addressed a circular latter to the Clergy, in which he directsibat a Te Dane- shall hal chatiit in, every Church Ihrooghout the kingilant for the happy restoration.' - ty - s Royal betiras hfileoiirt Highness Men-_ 'tient, is . appointed' Colonel General of all the National. Guards of France, . 4 His Majestrbas nominated M. D'Ambray to il, be Chancellor of.-4tance, (M. de Barentin to retain all the honourtitiached to the office.) , • All the Members of the Provisory Council of *lite, with the. Chancellor, and M. Ferrand, Mini ters ei.Staca. b rhe Prince of Benevento, to be Minisier and. Secresivy ot•State for Foreign Affairs. 64 Abbe de Montesquieu, Minister AO .Secretary of State fot the Interior. Getreint Count I?upant..Ktoi . OPT and Stetateri • at. War. - 4 '.; • •••• • , " Baron Louis, Minister of Finance. *- . " Baron Malonet, Minister for the Navy: • Count Beugnor, Director-G.eneral of the Police. " M. Ferrand, Director General niche Post. " M. Berenger, Director General of ,the indirect lasposts." LUBEC, APRIL so. • We are again assured that Prince Christian irederick has renounced Norway, and that a , strong party has risen there in favour of the cession_to Swe. den,: They are called the Freres dialer, and stand ' out-for the s rights °Vete men of the'Nortb, at the 'sant' time acknowledging the impossibility of making r:Zdixt24 of . dent . " a _'retry sapirr n aud thinly 4rfanioullain4 BRISGAI4, MAY 1. " The Brisgau ictOwie.united to the Austrian tto!arcby. All the Allied troops in Swabia are in full - parch for their homes." " BASLE, MAY 3. The Ministers of the Emperor pf itussia and of thijEing of Winitemburg, having inforthed the Diet that the daughter of the King of Wurtemberg and Queen of Westphalia bad been robbed between Fon. tainbleau and Auxerre, and forcibly carried to Dijon, measuteS have been taken to protett her Majesty in her journey to Berne. She arrived on the 29th at Neufchatel, and will join her husband at Berne, be ing determined to share his fortunes." " KAT S.—? The Archduchess Maria Louisa arrived here in the evening of the 2d, and proceeded on her route next day. She declined all the honours, which were intended to grace her reception." ". VIENNA, MAY 4. ' O4 The Archduchess Maria Louisa is expected here 'Abut the 13th. 44 it is understood here that our Sovereign vrilll visit England along with the Emperor of Russia and the King of Prussia, after which these august Sove reigns will visit Vienna where preparations are already making to receive them." • 1 . BOLOGNA, APRIL. 21. Ai The King of Naples bas acklamed another pro: • - • t. 'elemation to the ,people of .gorge, eongtatulating them,op the* return of - the Hnly Esther to the Sei of Rome, and*ssuring the world of his most pet . l feettequ s igaczrit in the restoration of old times Europe." ' l l SO4ltifie subjoined leuer is not oac;ezy tecent date, it will prove gratifying to our Ilradeott.7 1.0 1-904 1 4- 4 P,Vit. O You wilt:ha:re little .mote loompript from us. We are all of us sheathing the ;imititil.dink ing of returning to the ploughshare. khi Fitt id+ are a strange people: light as they ere, and buoyed tip with the events of the moment, their kindness to the English and their admiration of 7..hrd Wows . a TON continues : they not only adaire Oil great mita. but they adore him. His affability and easiness of access at all times enchants them. He gives dinners to the gentlemen, and a round of bills, concerts, and entertainments to the ladies; and while he is engaged in 'really profound matter, appears to have.nothing to do.—:There is an elegant small Theatre in this town, about the size of the Haymarket Theatre. It is crowded every night, and . Lord WELLINGTON is regularly there. Every night on .his entrance the msertaiuments.stop ; the audience rise and receive him with plauditotAnd generally call fur s&God save the King," which the Orchestra, froth :he frequent calls which have been made - on thefts, now perforM 'olerably well. Their national air; Henry IV. gene- rally follows, and not unfrequently an `ode in ho , nour of the Grade Lorde set to music. a The Guard on his Lordship at the Palace, with' the exception of one Highlander, is all French; smal l it is said that when General Count Gazast came in with the Duke of DALMATIA'S proposals, 'he walS . thonderstruck to find, on passing through the palace and enquiring for Lord Watuacfrow, that all the Sentries. were of the National Guard : when he came t ie the salocp, he was received' hy.two French Aids dip-damp, one of whom announced him to' the Duke of. COMAD RODRIGO, and presented him. The Canutd Lorde has two French, two Spanish, two Por eaguese, and six English Aids do-Camp. When the Count GAZ AN came out and proceeded to his.hoteli be was followed by ap imnieuse crowd, .who vocife. rated Vive le Roi I and .called upon him to mount the White Cockade. " We hear that Lord Wxuatioros * is to be made - • a Spanish Prince by FERDINAND) and a Debi ..nt France by Loome-lia,rtes on Paris to accompany,' the Allied Monarch!, who . aie about to-set out for England to visit the Pailica Rzoen, and out of ve neration to a country. which has saved Europe and the civilized world.", The Preliminaries of Peace are expected to be signed at Paris this day. The following is the outline Great Britain retains the Cape of Good Hope. Malta' the Mauritius, and Tobago ; but cedes all the other :Wench and Dutch colonies to those Powers respec `lively, except Guadaloupr, which is secured to Swe den. The Emperor of RUSSIA retains the Grand Duchy of Warsaw. as the Emperor of AUSTRIA does Venice and its dependencies, together with Mantua and Peschicra. The kingdom of Saxony is to be divided between Austria and Prussia. MURAT is to retain Naples, and King FERDINAND Sicily, with an indemnity in Italy for his Neapolitan possessions. 'The Scheldt is to be open, and the ships at Antwerp Co br divided between the French and the Dutch. We understand that Government received a dis- patch yesterday from the Lieutenant-Governor of Gibraltar, stating the arrival of BONAPARTE off that larriscus, ;qt . the UNDAUNTED frigate. Mr. NC/MOUSE, just - arrived from the Continent, we understand. confirms the above statement,•and adds, that the Ex- Tyrik?temtresses, the strongest desire tb.be conveyed to Zuglank as the only.place in which he could piss; sibly find protection. ~._,_._ • • •Y " •• _Accounts from Gottenburgh state the arrival there of the pilot hod ictsoson*Charntlen. whlldh sailed from New York an the lath tilt. ivi Xiitittshel for' the Ameritin Mirirtets at . thcAirpei port. Bthese ikwould appear that Mamsosiandhis party had be to feek thein*lvei. in:an - - awkward preeiPila f entr by the news of the advance of thelkllies into Franci: On the 7th of .April a Biltp'ailitetbe.Hottsactße. presemativerby a majority of 115 to S 7. fof repeal ing the Non-Importation"44, and raising the 'em- . bargo. What must be: their feelings by this time, when it is probable they have heard of the occupation , of Paris by the Allies ? What, when tfity shall have learned the events that, have since followed ?-0-It is not impossible that;like _4l friend BONAPARTt, MADISON may find it convenient to abdicate,—or be dismissed with disgrace from thelYgh office which he has so much abused. We understand that Lord GAstaten, Mr. GOUte BURN, and Mr. ADAM, are appointed to treat with the five - American Commissioners, viz. Messrs. ADAMS, BAYARD, GALLATIN, CLAY, and RUSSEL. Mr. NUOHMI, the Secretary 'of Legation, and Colonel MILLIGAN, Secretary to Mr. BAYARD, arrived last week from Gottenburgh. The seat of the negotiation is not finally fixed. It will probably not be Gotten burgh, but the Hague. Letters received from Manchester yesterday, men tion that accounts had been obtained from Liverpool, staring the arrival of a ship from the United States, with the news of a powerful and successful bombard kment of the city of New York ; but our letters direct from Liverpool are wholly silent as to any such arrival. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS. ilia. stse. .' AIM. WS. Dublin • • 0 I e 41111111031 • 0 0 Waterford - 0 1 HelleOland - {A 1 anctenbargh - 0 I St. grbastfas - 0 0 I France - - I 0 Holland • 0 4 The paragraph we inset - fed festerday from Lloyd's of the Circe and Pallas Trench frigates,being still at sea, is incorrect s the, arrived at Brest nearly a month age. FALMOUTH, MAY 14. Arrived the Svpheri, BuLt., frcin Tarragona, last frons'Obralter, in 19-days.—Sailed his M4jes'y's shiPslsstrnorsr.,*(if 4 /0 . guns, tcr. 13:iurdeaul ; Prince Ernest packet, with a mail f t Li..b-n ; Francis F eeling packet, with a tha ft t far Bourde lux k and the CONQUEST gun-I;6g, with a convoy for Wilim—Tbe Osborne packet, f..r I-Lilitex, is detained until to morrow night —Wind N. light breezes, fine sreathers PORTsMoUTH,,MAN 15. Arrived his Majesty',s ships RLowswo, from Ply. and •: ; an.nt , ,the Ivroaterhank. the SIR - FROMM DRAKE•fligatti EIId'HIXDO4TAI4 store ship, from the Mediterranean Oast from Plymouth), Ned .. are put under crarantine. His Majesty's ship Apecias, with the Mediterranean fleet, are hestly.eepeideittri. Arrived the Gnowtsa gun-brig, moths *O4 Hi. cti Sidu beroia, and Ec"nomy transports , frbtal ) -. Sailed seven cartels, for Havre stud` ;with French prisoners.—Came into harbour . ' Assrittms. —The MISSLETOE takes convey to .13seissen and milk in the morning.—Wind S.W. • -' HARWICH;, MAY *Mi. -No arrivals.—Sailed the Albiiiirpoelter Cro Got. tenburgh, and the Diana packet for Cashaven, both with milk and passengers ; also sailed the Bertzsa gun-brig, with a convoy for the Elbe and Weser. • . _ - - DEAL, MAY is. Arrived yestetday his Majesty's ship DAPHNE, WiCl .a convoy from the Baltic, urldelytra sailed for rli 1- ferent'destinations.':—Atriveil to-day VIE Di..na E lc. Indiamin, and remains.—Sitied his Majesty's slip- ANTI,LOP6 and Aseruinx, for Portsmouth; and the Clowns for Ostend.—Wind N.B. DIAL, ItAY. 11. Sailed - the NOEO*, a 74 glitts;.for the Roompot ; and - the Diana East-In4iinten, for the, River. • This day at noon his Royal Highness the Doke of Cc/ounce., after waiting on the Lords of the Ad miralty for one hoar, immediately set off to join the fleet, in order to bring over the- illustrious Potentates who are expected to visit this Metropoli.. His Royal Highness the PRINCE Raman' honoured Lord and Lady HAMPDEN with his company to din ner on Sunday last; in tote evening, her Ladyship had a grand Concert, which was attended by a very •aumerous assemblage of distinguished fashionable: ; among the company were a number of foreigners of distinction, who were all ruperbly attired, it being a full dress party. alteration in the 'price this week.—. The Quartern Loaf is Eleven pedce Three-farthings. We are desired to state that the next Number (VI.) of The Pamphleteer, which will be published in a few days, will contain, in addition to a variety of va luable information upon the leading subjects of the day, a new and faithful. Translation of the Tract lately published by Monsieur CIIATILAbRRIAND, upon BONAPARTE and the BOURBONS. We have authority to announce, that early in June Several GRAND CONCERTS will be performed in the Chapel Royal, Whitehall, for the BenefiL of the Suf ferers by the War in Germany, under the Patr.at ige of his Royal Highness the puke of YORK, and the superintendance of the Committee of the Westminster Association. and 'the Directors of the Concerts of Ancient Music. COCKCIT, WHITkIALL, MAT 14,—Stave SHIM —L'lndustrie, Gautier master.—This vessel, under English colours, laden with slaves from Madagascar to Port Louis in the Isle of France, was captured near that port, by the Astrea and Racehorse, and carried to the Cape of Good Hope, where she was proceeded against as prize, when the Court below restored the ship_ and slaves as claimed, subject to the costs of the 'captqrs.—Their Lordships affirmed the sentence. •- • LC Prudent, Beaugeard master.—This vessel, un 7 der Englishcolours, laden with 103 bullocks and 2.0' slaves, was caittapd by the'same vessels, and 'carried to the Cape of Gooct, Hope, where the lISUaI pmcee. 41ingsarvere institutecrigam • st the ship and cargo. The kraut came on for hearing on the 11th of February, 1812, when the Judge of the Vice Adttftralt, Court of that island gored the gllp 'and bullocks as clai. 'med. The.sl a ves appeared th be the private adven. ,ture of the master and•some of the crew. From this sentence the captors appealed.—Their Lordships also this case Affirmed the sentence. calypso, Ferreira master.-4a this ease likewise a `Are ship (reported. List. Term) their Lordships re *tired further proqf as to.the property of the ship [ aori,4cargo. . Cover or KING'S Beam—Yesterday the ATTOR• Nrf pisnt#L applied for a rule to shew cause why a Criminal information should not issue against W. Frazier, Esq. an attemey, of Great Grimsby, for a libel on --Clark, Esq. KingleCounsel, which had been published in the Stamford fifes-eery, and purport. cd to be aoaccount of some C ircumstances which had occurred at the late Lincoln Assizes, where Clark was Counsel for the defendant, in a caute is which Mr. Frazier had been attorney to she plaintiff. In the course of his speech, and in cressatxamination of evidence, Mr. Clark„ in compliance with hisinstruc lions, made some allusions to the conduct of Frasier, in relation to the action then pending. Of th . c Mr. F. h.4d complained, and wrote a letter to Mr. Clark, desiring arrexplanation and apology. This letter Mn Clark declined answering, upon which the statement In question of the circumstance was sent by Frazier, for publication in the Stamford Paper. The state. ment, after adverting to Mr. Clark's refitsal to notice his letter, conc luded by saying, this was su f f i cient evi. a bate, pusillanimar, and fiswg " was the libel complained of. de vßiki n il c cea e th,oofe:sMabiaterw.orCc.,l:ai_trsekT's g ranted.being - 1 $ '1 1 - 1 i . k - • 1 , . i \ I . t ii : 1 ti '.l ... ' 1 1 , It 1 11. I i I . • . i • . 1 i I'` . 1 1 . • • . 6. , A .. j 4 R' .. ; ..,' I r^ tt I, l , I 4 ( . 1 t * f 1 r ' , . 1 4`' • '! t i t It •:,,.. •