Star.
London, England, 1823-01-30 00:00:00

Bayonne Papers to the .19th inst. reached us this
forenoon. The following ate extracts :

Sovereigns to their, inistersat . .-..uropeat
• • • BAYONNE, JANUARY 18.
Courts, and at the four Notei presented to the Spa.
ThOdgh the arrival of the -Russian Minister from
nish Government by their respective Ministers at Ma- . :
Madrsd (yesterday) and the report that those of.
drid, and they will see precisely the same mind ppg- Austria and Prussia were about to quit, that capital,
rating now that prevailed at that time. France was
has renewed here the rumours of war, nothing ap-
then the theatre on which the seine was exhibited
• . pears yet to announce this crisis; for though there is
which filled them With so many alarm's, least 64 the collected here an immense materiel, and large quan-
contagion of evil tzar:Vie" shOuld reach their own titles of o •
trues f gram and.forager it is impossible to under-.
States. Now the grand drama is removed to the
take anything with the troops at present assembled.
Peninsula, but the graund of the contest.is still the
on this frontier, their tatinibet having been consi-
same—a struggle between Liberty and Despotism—
derably diminishtd by the *discharges Which have
beteeen Barbarism and Civilization—between Igno-
- been granted, and which hive xeductd tEediViSion
ranee and Knowledge—between Fraud and Justice. • • - -
of Count cfAutichanip to 7Or spot? meta.: ',_
The attempt to reform the Government in France, The Spanish emigrants of the Faith spread. various,
%% as attributed to everything but the right cause by 'reports, of the arrival of new reinforcements, and of
the Sovereign Despots of the other States of Europe; the approaching•enterprize which will 'Soon le poi
and occasions were sought for a quarrel, that they dertaken in Spainrthey 'hoist of . diss itiCt ii" rreft:
might put down the Revolution in France by an armed „kind affordid by m. oorard,
.to tile, Anaii..a.ir,
Faith
force, and inflict such exemplary vengeance on those r•aitk u ; but we repeat it, nothing w nt, tosindiriii4
who were considered the chief leaders as might an approaching invasion. A hostile .plaWit.silokon
deter the people every Where from following their of, tending to take possession Of-PsiMiiehmil'i St: fia
evil example. . : bastian, and Santona, where considerable Magitines
~ When tyrants are bent on war, but little difficulty would be established ; .but it might not be very easy
is found in provoking it. France was threatened, to seize on these three places: in short, the opinion.
initrited, excommunicated from the pale of civilized of a war with Spain is become nearly general. •
Europe, and invaded by a foreign army ! Like the Mr. Jackson, attached to the English Embassy at
tyger when pressed by his bunters, France turned on Micirld,,arrived the day before yesterdsty at Bayohae
her enemies, and in the end invaded their territories-- in b 0 heirs, and proceeded immediately for Piii;„
a crime never to be forgiven. The evils and dan- He is said to he charged with an important mission.
gers of revolutions were sounded throughout Europe. He left Madrid on the -,11.th, where all was per-
The manufacturers of. Manifestos and State Papers fcctly tranquil..-:, ^-. '..,.1: .•
vainly persuaded themselves (as they attempt to do Sir Wm. A'Court continued to enjoy the highest
, now) that their owp shewing of the case would be consideration at Madrid, and had often very brilliant
received implicitly by their People, though they had, Assemblies, at which the most distinguished Spanish
by the partition of Poland, in an...early stage of the Nobility and Diplomatic characters were observed.
-struggle, given proof to Europe that they were actuated Mr, Jackson met on the 1604, in the morning, at
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kb y only the most sordid and selfish principles; and the Vittoria, Lord Fitzroy Somerset, hastening likewise
Press, which everywhere was coerced, was put in full with an important mission from his Government -to
activity to load the French with abuse and invective. that of spin.
. .
It is true that, for a time, the: vilest of mankind had The news from the three provinces state that;the
the sway in France, and covered her soil with crimes: bands of Juanito and-Santos Ladron, and other parti;
sans in Navarre, after the affair of the 13th, bare
'hist'it isseiltisilrtrue; that such men could never have
thrown themselves into that province in different
Obi had France-been ,
.iibed power left to herself from
thecommencement ortbe'Reboltnion. Calumniated directions. - -
and traduced by their Sriiiinler,
It is observed, that since CrDonnel quitted the,
. the Members of the '
Constituent Assembly, to give to France and to Eu- command Juanito and Santos Ladron have assumed
tope a proof of their disinterested patriotisin, bad a more formidable and warlike attitude, and, without '
dined their labrairs- by- pressing a law that none of reinforcements, the Constitutional troops •in •that
themselves could Wilected Menibers of the net country Will not be able to make head against them.
Assembly ! In other words,-the principal portion of The letters from Saragossa of the 11th say, that
all the virtue and talent that France could boast at tranquillity is perfectly restored there, and. that the
that time was excluded from the Legislature, which factious who appeared before it on the 6th had gone,
thus became the prey of the most ambitious, turbu- to Soria and Tarazona, which then had taken . pos-
lent, and unprincipled Villiiinrthat could be found in session of, doubtless with the attention of passing
the different departments. What might have been the Ebro at Tudela to entee;ll,rre._,,, • :
expected, followed
; and the Despots of Europe, under general -Velasco, with- a pit of. Are trooPs. be-
the mask of regret, actually rejoiced at her crimee,o. sieging Mecprinenza, set out hamrfraya on the 10th
because they' furnithed topics for invective, anditiret, for Saragnoni, dOut!tiess`,iithrdle.lirentioti bf per.
ter for alarm to people possessed of property. —..
suing the.timalos of ;Bessieo4: tkiikat,i;lt ja-istrato
Notwithstanding all: the evils brought on France'alscols*.Ois pia.-14th enlnF , Aegowast of, 4..
the unprincipled attack .ess*sorks expeetislas4Darrabsairts-, ::•' I,
and on Europe generally by
madeon France by the Despots of the coatings% endc his issisoteri 'dial --01 t viti4ftaivgiteris
.ijoing %,
in Which, unhappily;.this 'country alsoost iirrolvel, lodging in this`rCitY.-A501.4-Ife l'Otkinie-Aktit - g
gala
the same itching disposition to attack itipatiiii:.iitifc for 41.ese of Prussia !Yid. ,*tok, ►ti initt!, .
,I*;:thre•
.Instnifested by these incorrigible ruleti.'-it mailc,Weg Ministers Win Wait it :yoaneliair piir awmtk.—.
be imagined, however, that, in spite- Of thistioetieiii 4, ilmi.c.o...ii;
.04. larOpoilaglsw-theAprien Oar:
,they must have such recollections of the 04%1.1161,1 tesstli.ylr.4 eiikest4iin a few thiyi.,,,-.4c ,'Asilt,
make them hesitate to draw the :sworifi 'lddebd'if . :-:„,.....-R. ...._,;. --8it497.J14,1.!_ ;I.l4!:Tpitrivn.li
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His MAJESTY'S Accession to the Throne was yester-
day' celebrated by she Worshipful Company of Gold-
smiths, who gave a grand dinner to the Livery of
the said Company upon the occasion* at their Hall.
.hmtly be necessary to state, that his MAJESTY iS
terpTtual Master of this Company; that of the other
Companies it elective annually
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A numerous party of Gentlemen. dined upon- the
occasion' at 'tliW •tti'nes Head,Tin. the
.Poultry, C. .
riAt*Ey, gs4..ingtl44 Chair. -! •
.k 4 terclays' *tsvb l'eftlOoki: a Cabinet
touncir was held ',at .DowninE,-
Street, Which sat in delibefation till ; .4.taiter past
fi,Ve.
.Niscount Met.vit.i.`t`renigined in Connell bdt
a short tithe. Thetia.tnekLtriscnithe ltionenuart
was again absent "On ireitoisbrnf his indisposition,.
which, we regret to say,-clasely-trinfines• him to the
house ; bon-ever, s e are bitioy Fb may. the Right Hon.
Gentleman was bette ieitiiidilihan on Tuesday.
We understand ES STUART and
• t6"nt 'Sir 'VieARL
the Duc de Lortarizo,, (the Spanish Ambassador,)
were the only Foreign Ambassadors' present at the
reading of. the Ficirch.lErsufs Speech on Tuesday.
Yesterday the. Cabinet Ministers dined with Vis-
count blaevit.i..n, at which' time it was expected the
roll of Sheriffs for the year would be arranged. •
Tuesday evening, Mr, Corm gave a grand Ball at
his elegant mansion at Holkham, which was attended
by all the neighbouring.kinbilitrand Gentry.
Lady ANste COKE IS nuke recovered from. her late
accouchemett. Her Ladyship leaves Holkham for
town the beginning of April. Shortly after het
arrival, a grand christening will take place. The
Dukes of Sussex and G concgaTin are tt be Sponsors.
Lord CAULFIELD, son of the Ran of Cnsuasstorr, died at
Abbeirilk a few days since. His Lordship liras islitslOth year.
Tuesday last, the eutb January, died, at 'Woodlands, Kent,
John Julius Auniustinsms, of Pall-nialk Esq. In the Dist year of
his age.
The first Meeting. cf the Subscribertto •the Lon-
don Portable Gas Company, for 'the purpose of
distributing compressed Gas to Houses, Shops, Car-
riages, &c, by means of Mr. GoßDoN's Patent Lamps,
was held tin Wednesday, the 22d instant, the Right
Honourable the Loin MAYOR in the Chair, when the
following Ontl-ernen were unanimously elected tin
manage the Concei ns of the Company :
ntascrols. I .
John Carrick,• Fog. D mold Maclean, Etc
Robert Dairies, Ks+ • John Taylor, Fog,
I hairy Alexander Dounias. rag. Mathew Wood MM. Abiennao
Geurge Uathoni, Esq. and DI. P. .
ovarou—..Thtitnis atth,Esq. -
Resolutions were. unanimously passed for regular-
in* the proceedings of the Company!, and the capital
&released tct f. 5000, wieWpower to the Directors to
#ieiVe-fnithet:Sabicritverai:tes .114 y sball see cause.
thnt etreCisnopeny may: be able to
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