Star.
London, England, 1825-05-04 00:00:00

French Ranee, Monday, May 2, 101 f. ISt.

The indefatigable Abbe de PRADT, who seems to
think that no political question can be properly settles'
unless he shares in the discussion, has recently pub-
lished a very sensible octAvo Volume of three hundred
pages, entitled, Vrei Syst?me de 1 'Europ, relativeateat
a Unterigme eta la Grew. In a chewer which be en-
titles the " True System of Europe with regard to
America," he says the independence.of the latter coo*.
try results from the nature of things, and is come-
quently good America, says he " contains no anti.
sccial principle, and requires nothing from Europe;
on the contrary,, she offers to the inhabitants of the
old world a source of riches beyond their utmost
espectationti." The Abbe praises this country for step-
ping forward to . recognize the independence of the
South Atherican,Stales. and .ridifplee tht careless" it'd
frivolous air with which the French journals taik.hf
the recognition "of America, as if it is of little con-
seqeence whether it is done or not. Alter dwelling on
the growing importance of America, which is no
,loniger 'among the number of States whose scanty ezi
tent deprives them of importance, and who May be shut
out from the political horizon, the Abbe de rue.trr says,
u Consequently the recognition of AMC icanindepend..
lence Mint not be an equivocal or incomplete act, nor
bear the appearance of •a•coecession froos a Sovereign
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'to a vassal. Its terms must be expressed with unques.
'deniable cleirnesik and be based upon imittial 'digniii
and guaranties. America. iiillitot cenalliptemi • " to any
other mode of recognition.* - • •• -- ----- - -..-- .
. Anodic) to Cuba, 'which the *Uther ecitterias will,
eir
dO3 Ore ' English or. American, brittp, 4E1414
'hat net lon • peed of the possession or the so, .
of any colony. She hai no farther need bpi flier
coinmerce. .IPliilip of -Macedon said, e that any town
into which a male laden wi.h gold could be introdecirdi
belonged to; him. England may say the stone of any
caltintry info .which her Commerce penetrates." There
is much truth in this remark, and it might be iseMed.
that theinakence obtained ley commerce is more grater.,
;ful and more permanent than that which is gained by
conquest.
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Yesterday his Maiiirr had a Danner party.. at his
Palace ii Psalm& Amos the dittinguldted grams
Prince Eacerbasy, Rho Russian Antbaeadou amt. hie Cossanis.
the Marquis of At a, Earl sad Countess Bathurst, the Debt
of Devonshire. the Dan of Wellington. Earl end Coonsmalider.
per, and several of the Manor the Royal liantelsoidandialesi.
Sir HENRI. WRA.LEOLRT; 00T ARibASO., dot antwealin
of Vienna, sea out on the 17th stk. for Wan. •• “. .1T •
Mr. STRATFORD CARNIRO left St. Petersbargh About
the 11th uk. when it was given out to be hisintentios to skit Mos-
cow. and to pass seine finite tit Paris, purloin; to his MVO home.
The English Ambassador to the Court of Mtedri.d.
the Hon. F. LASIIN It is said, will Proceed to France on Saturday
next. The merchanrvessel, with hissessmots, horses, foggogo, &c,
is in the Downs, waiting the change of wind to premed to Spain:
The Bishop of Emmen held yesterday a •comferatatton
in the Parish.Chtuch of St. Margaret's, Westminster. The naeabee
of persons, old and young, who partook of thin Omni rite car ear
Church Establishment, was above four bandied; amotsgs.iinins
were a large portion of younger Nobility.
Mr. HusTER, ten, and Mr. Huntaft, jan. Kitt
wagers, have left tow.' to ac m • •pan, the Duke of No
LAND on his embassy to the Rinse Francs.
• The last Concert this season. of the Azuisr. , Har.
manic Society, took place at the Assembly Rooms, flu
Tuesday. 'Dm company in that night, as wallas the
Concerts, was numerous, and presented a larp oismoblogo pio
first rank and fashion of the city and neighltembood. se.
cbestra was ably conducted, and. the overtone, *km* win
well caucused. . •4tr,v.111:
The paragraph in our Paper of yesterday
respecting the accident which occurred at Ware, which
from a Morning Paper, was we find not 'admit cermet. The het
was, that as Lord liliatimat's chaise was enteriv eke to ached
of four or five years of age, who was standing on sishipppetito Mo
of the rarntran'airsus; and though his postiAliu,inapped as soon
as possine, ft uitfortunately received a cut on one if ks arms, from
one of the horses. A woman who had been standing so the =
side of the rood, in attempting to save it. was unformnitely
down, and bruised ; but. bk. TA IT &sumo* of this 141110;*bis or.
tended-her by Lord HAILDWICE'S desire, Asseetosed..al Itooßsobb
opinion of the cue, ator is its, fortunately, liheiyAejthelitilubligill
bad consequences. i,e . •

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Mr. Justice' Balmer addressed the dkilakawat it ede ban-
aver, and lei& him she goers t bed taitsminhasseenideestiemesbe
davit put in, witibuist it stated that he at dam laboured under de.
• rangement, and that would have its dee weight in mitigation of the
offence, hut his dtqracter Inust bear the ,severest shock by it. He
(Mr. JuOtlee BeOey) ',Weldon snake any blither ebserratlins,
bet. pronounce the settlkillce of the Court, which was, 'that the db.
(Pedant be emslbed b %Willie/Jail foe aperieff 414110ffoetbs.
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41111:11ffIP OVOROII HOWL"
lAfra STOWIrLI.• pronounced judgment in thifself, aldtic is one
luitttuted for the recovery of wages, aed bred-ring a question of
some importaneeltd Bhip Owners .The vessel sailed in 1823 for
Batavia, end the seamen signed articles to navigate the vessel
thereto, w and bath again, to any port or ports in Retype." These
terms, the Court observed, were very vague, and it was impossible
for the seamen to know the nature or probable duration of thevoyage.
It also appearrd that some of the seamen could not read. Whether
the articles were explained to these men did not appear: but the
Court would sat, if they Were not, the Captain had been guilty of a
, gross neglect of duty. The vessel, on hs return, anchored off
the Isle of Wight, from whence the Captain proposed proceeding
• to Rotterdam • but the seamen learning his intention, refused to
ateempany the Vessel, which they quitted the day after.
The Cover was of Opinian, that the final port of destination ought
to have been clearly set, forth; and as this was not done, he was
dearly satisfied that the seamen were entitled to their claims, fur
width the Court therefore pronounced, together with costs.