Star. — London, England, 1817-01-29 00:00:00

Fetltlon (an immense roll of parchment, placed on a lundle of slieb) WAS put into his Lordship's hands: The chair on which he before stood was then raised on men's shoulders and borne to the gate of Westminster Hall, wherePe was put down. The crowd then re turned, hearing bark Mr. HUNT in the same chair. Mr. HUNT, nn being set down, got out at the wits dow where he before addressed the people, and de clared that, nn Monday week, whether he was well or ell, be should meet the people in Spafields ; that I.e would there introduce to their notice the much icjured boy _Dived, who had been thrown into prison for tearing down a W:el published against him, and 'chose character, he had, on the most scrupulous in. cp.iries, found to he unexceptionable and good. So tar from being a disorderly hoy,Pe hecl never been out co his lodgings after seven o'cttek ip thsevening ; and,' ev,r. nut of his scanty earnings, he had paid for - his he giligs in advance. lleysasdaefitiiiiedto support theo cause 4 this poor. injured lad, and would go tottery possible length to obtain for him the redress which by law he was entitled to. After making several re marks on the political state of the country, Mr. Hunt exhorted the people to retire peaceably to their homes. The business then terminated. Sir FRANCIS BURCIII7, was not present. Palace. yard was crowded in every part. The whole of this proceeding toot place after the Royal procession had passed. THE r.vraNING STAR. LONDON. TWENTY-ONE THOUSAND GOINEAS MAY BE 08. TAMED BY THE FIRST PRIZE NEXT nuDAY. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1817, ?RICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE "'CLOCK s Itedaced 6311—Coss. 634—Casa In ace. 63j 4 per Coot. nil —3 per Cent. Navy HO enbsymer Oh, I Ss. us. pr.--ladla ends, Liu INIA pc*. For the sake of such of our Readers as were served with early copies of the STAR of yesterday. we have inserted again a copy of the Ponca Ramares Speech to both Houses of Parliament. When we yesterday annoompl ,4161,visit of kip ROYAL 1:11WINIE3 to the Houseuf 4,lK:ls t :for the peso of opening the present Scgign. sve liktie expected ,that my thing so outrageously errs and insulting amid poodibly be offered to the Royal and Constitu tional Representative of our beloved Sangamon, and the Heir to the Throne of the United Kingdom, as was experienced by hi• ROYAL MOHICAN on his re turn from the House of Peers. It is fitting and pro per that the public, in every part of the Empire, should be made acquainted with every circumstance that Mooned. The PRIMO* left Carlton House about half-put one o'clock in his private carriage, an! proceeded to St. Janwes Palace, whence it i. . the etiquette for the Royal Procession to start. At St. JAMS°. the greater: pan of the Royal Establishment was in medium sp MAD! iliS ROYAL HIODDS3O, vilto f r . ‘l'2 Lord Chamberlain, the Lord Steward, the Mater of the Hoes* the Tramper of the Houiehold.; she Comptroller of the Household, the Captain of the Yeomen of the Guard, Lord J. Iduaaar as Lord in Wasting; Sir E. PAM as Groom in Waiting, Sir W. Kinett„ atiag as Master of the Robes; Master 131441/141). rage of Honour= General VIVIAD, Visiting Sir G. WOOD, Aide-de.C.amp Silver Stick in Waiting, Sce..fcc. 4kc. formalit:es nasal on the" occasion, u Field 014cer in waiting, the military day, hie Royal Highness took his _carriage, accompanied by the Duke Master of the Hone. and Lord JAW= Lard is Waiting; the other royal at. in other carriage*, The grenadier *249 sod RIMS accustomed hoerm s _efeept that, Ow arf band did Dot play , nor did then of the Liff Guards sound. as account of the indisposition of asp Ditchess of PUMBARLADID• From the same consi derate motive there was no firing of cannon im the *Moue of the Panics into the House of Lords, Doe on his departure from it. The &castles part of the procession presented little novelty. The state carriage was drawn by eight beautiful cream coloured horses, ornamented with light bloc ribbons. 'Marriage of she Master of the Horse was drawn by six fine black borsch or surtnente4with red ribbons. Two other carriages with the . Royal attendants were each draws by six bays also ornamented with red ribbons. His Royal Itighnesswore reghtentals with his splendid ensignia of Orders and the ribbon of the Garter. The concourse of people was greater than has been witnessed since the attack made upon the hl ING% car riagela St, Janies's Pak, in the year 1795; bet the precession to the House was no way disturbed. There were, it is true, a few discontented voices, but the acclamations of loyalty had so much the predomi. new, that there did not appear the slightest cause for alarm. • While his ROYAL Htomtass was in the Howe of Peers, 'the concourse of peoplconotilde bad incireatiedi' l td a degree not tube calcul,"o,444oned in sitlereble degree by a numb's : a:pen* h av i ng collected for the purpose of reeeOring Mr. Hour in Palece-Yaril, who was there to band over to Lord &mew% the Bristol and other Petitions, to be by his Lordship presented to Parliament.•—!n another column we bare gives an account of Ibis Meeting. ..The concourse about Palace-yard and in the Park, as it increased in numbers-increased in outrage. A n human number ranged thoowehes in the direction rs. Equerry In Wails lelrialtiog 1 the SI After the feral iring to the Fie word for the ;sat bate state .e. . of Motanose. Mai MURRAY. II Lord lona*, followed guards were on d Dees with the arc of she procession, and eronded after it, and on its en trance into the Man some of the rabble broke odt into acts of tumult and violence, accompanied with the 'Wog foul, I,bncking, and insulting language. Gravel, stones, and•nther things, were thrown at the Royal carriage, and at the military; the Life Guardsmen were 4W:iced with the most scurrilous language; •the glass-of the door of the State. Carriage on the near side, was broken three ti.oes; first, on its entrance into the Mall,, then about the centre, and again near the Stable-yard-gate; and it is even apprehended that one or more of the fractures of the glass was effected by means of an air gun. 'Can any one wonder, after such in c optiage m -after a 'reasonable attempt on the life of, kt twee Rir. cray, that the Guards at the Palace, the,park, the 'Bank, and other places, were instantly ordered to be doubled t.-A message was also sent to the Loan 'Maros, informing his Lordship of the outrage, and instructing him, if be should find it necessary towards the maintenance of the pulAic peace, to call in the , military power, to address himself to the Command ing Officer at the Tower for that purpose.—Dis- patches were also sent to every part of the Kingdom —the mail coaches having been detained past their usual time for the purpose—to put the Maghtrates on their guard, and at the same time to prevent any unnecessary alarm from incorrect statements.—But to return— On the Paulen RIGIINT alighting from the State Carriage, he informed Sk NATIIANIEL CONANT. who was in attendance, of the outrageous and violent at-, tacks which had been made by the populace, in the Park ; and immediately after, the Duke of Mormon went off with all possible speed -to Lord Viscount Smsrovru, for his assistance, antl"the assistance of those under him, to endeavour to discover the offen den. His Grace proceeded to the Secretary of State'i Office, when Lord SIDDOUTNI not being there, Mr. HILIT ADDINGTON sent a messenger after his Noble Brother to the House of Peers. to inform him what had happened, and to command his attendabee upon his• Royal Master at St. JAMB'S Palace. ThiPantea Reiner, after waiting a considerable tiriie 'for the arrival of Lord Stusiotrra, went in bta private ear rive to Carlton House, to which place his Royal Highnessiett his commands for Lord &mourn to follow him. His Lordship arrived shortly afterwards, as did the Duke of YORK. the Duchess of Guittcas- TIM and the Duke of GLOUciterta. Their Royal Highnesses having beard of what had happened, lost no time in repairing to Carlton Noise m inquire alter their beloved relative. Lord JAMBI hisaasy, who attended the Rnontr in the State Carriage, received a blow over his right eye, supposed to be in consequence of a piece of the strong-plate glass being struck against him. It die. figured his Lordship's face. The violent* of the populace was dinned, not only to the Royal carria ges and the Life Guardsmen, but also to the horses ; they repeatedly called out, Down with them," &c. At the time the procession was passing between the entrance to St. James's Palace is the Park aid the Stable-yard•gste, two quiet speetaten seined a man who was insulting and assaulting some Life Guards. men, when Attfield and Garton, two lithe Olken belonging to the Wonbip-street Police Once, who were stationed- sear the spot os duty, came up and snored him ; a desperate attack wee then made. Mr. GIVEARD, the Police Magistrate of Worship ', street, who was sear the spot, came up with several other others, to give their assistance :—the attempt at rescue still continued; but Mr. Gruel's) commanded the assistance of several of the Life-guardsmen, to protect him and Olken, with their poisoner, whkh thlereecordi . ngly did, and conductedlitit elf the large 1001 D, in St. James's Palace, set apart fiii• the• Ye omen of the Guard. The Magistrate tbittlitbceeded to take the charge of Mr. Chambers and Mr. Walton, who were spectators of the transattion in the Park and from whom it appeared, that they had heard the prisoner make use of the most violent and abusive language ; had seen him throw gravel noses, and had struck at a Life.Goardsman on. his horn, with his umbrella. The Life Guardsman whom they more particularly attacked, was Thomas Layetiek, who, on account of his military duty, could not at. tend before Mr. GLIFARD, to give his evidence, but he told the Magistrate he saw the prisoner 'throw a stone, and aim it at bite. • The prisoner being called upoi for his defence, is nieti the charge, but said he seppoted sonsehody mast be apprehended, and he bad been selected for the re ward. The bleoteraims repelled this insinuation, and declared that there was no reward for suck an offence with which be was charged ; this, however, did not satisfy the prisoner, who wassallotts to every thing that was reasonable, and asserted, that if there was not a public reward there would bee private one. la giving an account of biotech . ; he said his name was nasal Scoff, and that be ?abided is Goedge4tsvet. Tottenham Court-road. He was no trade or proles eigo, but lived upon his property. His hieds did not appear as if he bad been accustotned.to ) Iterk. He wen a large plain ring, and was nspesteble.dressed. ge.was committed for a further examination. In the evening Ma Skkw. One of the persons who hissed the Prince Regent, was brought up to Queen. square Office, and examined on a charge of assault. big General Barton of the Life Guards when on duty. William Hodson, corporal in the Snood Re giment of Lila Guards, deposed, that'be was on duty to at(end the Prince; he saw the prisoner amongst, the ettwd make several attempts to pick up @tome. i 'thing, at the same time vociferating inßammatorr, ex= clamatinns, till he found some sticks, which he flung at the General, tome of which struck him and also struck witness, who immediately sprung forward And seized him in the act of throwing more. The priso ner in defence mid he was by trade a tailnr, and meant no halm. Hetwas committed to prison for want of bail. THE FUNDS. We notice the Funds, particularly because at the present crisis, there is no intelligence more interesting to tlion of our Readers who hold Funded Property, which jai:hourly liable, from various events, to con villetable.iluctuations. Yesterday. on the contents of tliFranoce - Reottrr's Speech being known, the S per Consols rose from 6St, to 631, and m .;ntained their price to the close of theme:et. This morning, on the serious occurrences of yesterday. and the outra geous conduct of the snob towards the NUMMI Renew,. being duly considered, the Consols were done as low as 63;, but before one o'clock they rallied again, and the price remained steady at 631. Tux DUCHESS OF CUNINIRLAND.-..Medical Report of yesterday :—" Her Royal Highness the Duchess of CUMBORLAND has bad sle•p. and is going on as well as can be expected." Strangers were, as we have already stated, ex- eluded from the House of Peers yesterday g, but we understand that in the elimination of the Duke of MoNraosa, his Grace was clearly and decidedly of opinion that the glass of the royal carriage had been perforated by ballets. Lord GRAY put some ques ,tions to Lord JAMB/ MURRAY, who was also exa mined, and it is understood that the purport of them was to chew the probability of no bullets having been fired. His Lordship, however, was indignant at the outrage offered to the kaoarr. Lord Gals vu.s.a is said to have spoken with the most marked devise and indignation against the atrocious attempt. The Address was voted immediately after his Lord ship sat down. Yesterday the Hoe. Mr. and Mrs. CocitaAva ar rived at their house in Portman-square. from Clifton. Mr,Cocua ama's arrival has not, we believe, the sifsfatpat ickrencekto the. Parliamentary labours of his nephew qvd COCILRAMIC: but was for the purpose pf stood.: soi tlp election of a Director of the East India Cs:mt• paay, sihich took place this day. The Gazette of last night contains a Proclamation relative to the issue of the New Coinage, which con cludes thus s 44 We de her* same sad anemia the third day of Ironer, Aar sett esesdeg, as Cite day &eat and after wMeh, and from dense eadl the mmetesesh day et February that sett ensuing, as the period of dem da,la which k Moll and may be lawful ter any person or penises t• deliver into Us Majesty's said Mint any each aid silver cola, sad the said third day of February now next caning, as the day frees and cater which, and from thence en d{ the seventeenth day of ?Aram then ant ensuing, as de period of dms dories which there• shell he delivered out of the said Mint new silver coins, as in &ovoid Act is mentioned, pen. MAW to the regulations and directions there'll: Tye MISTING OF PARLIAMIDITo—This event which has naturally created an unusual degree of interest in the minds of the public, (all rinks looking with anxiety to what may be the conduct of its Members) has also produced an enpsual degree of bustle at both ends of the town, in consequence of the great numbers of persons it has brought into the metropo li}.: this is more particularly to be observed at the Lottery Offices; as the absence of many persons till now from London, prevented them from making their pi:rebates before the Ent day of Drawing.— Next Friday will be the Second Day, and as there are no fixed Prizes for the third day, the whole of the Capitals now in the Wheel may then be drawn, consisting of one of 20,000 Guineas, two of 5000 Guineas, and upwards of SO other Capitals. COVINT GARDEN TH ZATIII.—.A new Afterpiece, lentided the Roans, was produced here last night. It is of the class and description of the popular Piece of the Mogtio. —it wealthy French merchant is robbed l and murdered in the Forest of Orleans. During the perpetration of the crime two ravens fly over the scene, to whom the dying man pointing, says to his two murderers, " these birds will bear testimony against Tote' Two innocent men are taken up and tried I foq .stir, murder, under very suspicious .circam- I Pains, and at the moment when the entreat of lim•ifyldenco is running strong against diem, tarp miens fly across the Court. The two real :43K1 deters, who happen to be present, recollecting the words of the dying man, are struck with horror, and one of them makes a full confession of their guilt.—i The early scenes derived considerable interest from the exertions of Miss 3. Boom, in the character of . _Login Clakfraoc. When pleading for her father, a respntable tradesman, she was most interesting and impressive. The manly an parental sentiments of OM Cloirfross, the father, were delivered with great energy and feeling by Mr. Timer. The piece was • very well si ted, and went off with eclat. Coan-Facnapos, JANUARY 29.—We had a pretty good supply of Wheat fresh in this morning Irons Suffolk, and a large quantity being left over Iron. last day, of inferior quality, for which there is ro divined, web description is almost unsaleable, but line quality sells freely at Monday's prices. Prime Barbet is lull as dear on account of its scarcity, but the middling qualities cannot be got off, except at low prices foe grinding. Fine old Oats are rather dearer. In other articles no alteration.' OLD BAlLKY.—Yesterday Jahn was convicted of bigamy, at the instance of his own son. The pei.l super pot in a written defence, in n hich be stated, that in the year 1796 he' went to sea, and on his return, in the year 1799, he. found his first wife In Blown low-street L.yintin Hospital ; she avoided hi m , , and he went to sea again ; fought in the battles of Copenhagen and the Nile, and bad got wounded.. He married his last wife from an utter ignorafice dip laws of the country. He also stated that-he had MOM imended in the head, and bad since been visited by n.paralltie stroke.—The poor man exhibited the strongest proofs of the oath of his narrative ; he could bear bat very little. and his organs of speech seem to have entirely left him. He threw himself on the merciful consideration of the Court and the Jury —The following were convicted of felony : J. Gilberts for stealing a miniature picture; Mery Davis, fur stealing ss. a gold ring. &c.; Elia. King, Elix. Mur tell, and J. Redd, for stealing two pillows, two blan kets, and other reticles. NAVAL IVTELLIGENOZ, EAST INDIAMEN. The Lanxtsts, extra ship, arrived at Portotriv the 28th inst. ; left Madras 27. 1 .1 September ; a n i v , at St. He'.ena6 h, and sated 15th December. X, ; of the Company's s. ipa their. The ELPtasstoras and WEyronn, outward, experienced very heavy gaits, .rnd received consi,t e cable damage, but had separately arrivA in sAfety Madras, as well as the fleet destined thither-4" e sailed for their respective destinatiorts. FALMOUIH, JANUARY 2C. No arrivals or sailinge.—Wind S. W. moderate and clear. JANtIARY Came in the Moscow, LThasoNt, from it. Micl;klit. The • Captnin says. on toe 29.4 inst. in 10. 9. 49. SS. he tell in with a brig, with Ler ru m , md . gale, and fore.sad and foretop-sail set, And no p, r ,,, on board. The slnnp Jemmett, WHITI4 from Li, e , po to St. Michael'. and Madeira., gut disrnot c d d St. Michael's, and must proceed under jury.rn a , ;, as no matt Could be got for her there.—W an d S. PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY U. Arrived the Hussaren transport, from Chatlll:-. The Larkins, Dumnurrow, from Madras, is off .• Isle of Wight. Sailed the Ann and Rebecca, tor ;;, Michael's ; Hibernia, for Madras and Bengal Minstrel, for Bengal ; Partridge and Rapid, for Cape of Good Hope ; Ann, Shannon, and St. Domingo ; Cadbury, for Bermuda ; V. Essex, and Boddington, fin Jamaica ; Ocea::, t . . Tenerife; Thames, for Antigua and the Ltd Crawford, for Smyrna.—Wind E. S. Ei DEAL, JANUARY es. Came down from the River and sailed, the MA. visa, Raiier?, for Gibraltar. Passed by a fleet os vessels irons Ramsgate, and proceeded for their dude. rent deuinatioas.—Wind S. E, HARWICH, JANUARY 2s. Arrived the !teary Fleeting packet, with a lq,l , from Cuxhaven. PENZANCE, JANUARY U. The Ann, PARKIN, came to anchor yestiday within a mile of Pali!even, in a thick foe, soiae of our pits get aboard of her, and brought her is Greaves Lakes too much praise cannot be gievi them as itha shore was lined with wreckers. Tb French sebooster tell in with by his Majesty's ski Tauteizakf,' is said to have gone on shore near t Lizard. ORAVESEND, JANUARY is. Arrived the Neptune, Absolon from Lanzarotte; Sow Harris, from Bendogoe; Pulmuaher, Williams, from Admiral Colpors, Todrig, from the South seas • Laplt;tt, LA lye- from Caen; Mary Ann, Webster from G;niz•c ; Printof Wales, Nix, from Ostend; Thorns*, brown, front tiaii.o Ben Johnson, Watson, from Berbice; Limerick trader, G-11 from Limerick; Vigilant, Heeekon, from Opono ; and la ..liner Preager, front C a lais.—Salled the Marsh, Richter, for Sala n • Europe, Talbert, for St. Christopher.; Vittoria, Tweutyr.o. fns Barbadoes ; Duke of Kent, Pouted; Valentine, for It9trtrJ4• —Arrived the Britannia, Jack Man, from Gluckeadt; Clifton ' and the Providence Smith, from Antwerp ; Maid, Cope, from Rotterdam; Vrow Taigie, ilelirs, frvi Entbden. Put back the Cornwall, booed to the lair .it wiar damage. Sailed the Two Brothers, Jay, for Leghorn, the Impromptu, Cassie, for Rouen. CUSLOM-HOUSE, JANUARY S 7. SNIPS ENTIRLD IIIwARDS.--Tite Tyne, Revert; Theit Brianiry ; Unanindtr, Richards; and Reresford, Gardner, Lisbon • Marquis of Angleses. Brown, from ()stew': ; in. , Higher, horn Oordt ; Eliza, Ford, front Bllboe; 1.1.4 Patdiou, from Boulogne; 1.0 ..c1 Biaringdon, Utting, nom ea.. MO.; Letitia Tennant, Moolgornery, huts Behan; 3111 In., Jong. Vriwrera,--.., from Worcuos. JANUARY 2..—The Pulmanter. Williams, from Lisbon; merack 7 ruder, Griffiths, from Limerick; Prioress u; %fir Fox, from Ostend; truce Colverg,Godfrey, Iron) Jer.er ; • torloo. —, from New. York ; Thames, drown from burgh; Neptune, Absalon, front Lanzarotte • Bee, Hero, :I Cork, Sisters (Creek boy), William Garter, from Spain; V.ri. lint, Hesimon, from Oporto; Petlais Sophie Mizdaleaa, liens demon, from Oporto; and the lien Johnson, Watsos. truJ Whim. OUT waans.-1 he Northumberland, Close, fur Halifar;-•i l Jane. Fenwick, for Rotterdam; Masbre, Wright; and ;act Margaret, Matol•ota, for Bremen; Plare:e, Woolley, jail 4. for ttanaburata ; Neonate, Dawson, for St. Tkunwes mad 1 ,n• tole; Prince of Waterloo, Jameson, for Demerara; the E. r , 1' mew, Mitre, for St. Helena; traced'', Motile ' for Napl , a, Mesons; and Smyrn Farmer, for Smyrna and Constantin:Or. JANUARY fll.—The Mayo., Leslie, for Trieste awl V. er. At" 0 " 1 Lewis. fur ; Dart, iedwell, for Amore; for Blackburn, for Antwerp and Rottardant; Mary, Kw; t, for Itiiiaborilia Fanny, Myth, for Rotterdam; thus a, Sod* kr Havre; &alba, Merchant, Clarkson, for Bomb.; ; Maass Charlotte of Wales, eribble, for ludia. a A Wetarfrom Habitat, says, " The French twig PArleroe. , ' St. Make- " Marseilles a. -4, from . far Havre, with vine, war Wre 4 on the Low har e in Clunwalle, Mount's Bay, on the "2.4 d rp.ut, nine et the craw lost, and about twenty butts of wine n 1 A chasselmaree was wrecked in Ounwalie, Church ON an board; the crew supposed to have taken to their lom the cargo is chum wne—.,bons 140 asks mask and 0 e Paola. from barceloaa to Amsterdam, Ues at anchor Awn Wit II mile hem the shore, neer Ponleven. A lever on !Paid, al hour of the crew dead.* T. Bias. Caatrator far the present Lottery, rev/Vary Ir• sites those persoes who hold 1 whets and Share► in the pre*: Lottery, to ascertain Voir fare at either of his °thee*, I, ' Og 10, Charing. Cr ms, for as a peat majority of those persons, N. Numbers were drawn on Tuesday se•nnight, must h..cc obtss Prises eieredlng in amount the cost of their 1 iekers, they t• helvnibled, by etchenging Wen', to resiew their Chant for t Grand Caphals yet remaining in the Wheel, which U.' of 20,000 Guineas Two of .:adtql Guinea,, and upward. c; ../ others. Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, ate 'an: a' above, and by his various Agents throughout the tousii v. r• of the Capitals drawn on "luese.a. se'iltagla, were 'red being, at usual, the greatest to number and amount Lid Ly u , single Offsea.kesper. t • 1. Fsraw n tour, recommends to Ws Friends and the Pehh' early pure...a.4 fur the neat 414) , ut Grau g, i's wheel curtains 1 Prise of 20,000 Guineas I 4 of 1,010 tt - 5040 GuiceAs. 6 - 5,010 1 irks** and Shares for which, are selling at his fistunAte OinCei, Na. 27, Column!, No. Se, liATA.Aletr. 11, iiolooita, i 141, Oxr.,1111•STII 1 T. The suoczea.pf which for nutty years is swell known. wit ha :it r . Dad tb'e‘untfittoune to share aid sell the first Prizes tier Wb o o lll G& . l 4l: e arst £ 40,C00, 4 , 30,01:0, and rbrouly...,. *4 5,7:i5. He to be equally sueees•ful on Friday Nes:. DIED. Jan • to, at kdinburgh, General Drummond. of S'll'h•' llla At Beck's Court, near Bentham' in the County of the Rev. Arnold Cosby, o f Stradaßy, ReC'Of of as parishes of Mulk.gh and Killtheare, is the d:o •ese d killtw"' in th e said County, and of the Ad vuwson o f S:radba:ll, it+ IP C Queen's County, where be latterly resided. HIGH w ATEA TI Morning . Memnon a MORROW AT LoNvolti • - so non. Ayr 11 ANDON: Motel by Lavii. Karr, PlCketTri f ; Publisbcd dim s sad at the StasAlllute,