Star.
London, England, 1831-05-14 00:00:00

ST. JAMES'S PALACE, Mn 11.

The King was this day pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood
on Joseph Whatley, Raq. Oroom of his Majesty's Bedchamber, Knight
Commander of the Royal Hanoverian Ouelphic Order.

LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MAT 12.
The King bas been pleased to appoint Dr. William Mac Michael,
one of his Majesty's Physicians in Ordinary.

• WHITEHALL, May 12.
The King has been pleased to appoint the Right Honourable Lau-
rence Lord Dundas to be Lieutenant and Sheriff Principal of the
Shires of Orkney and Zetland.
FOREIGN OFFICE, MAT IS.
The King has been graciously pleased to appoint the Right Hon'
Sir Frederick J. Lamb, G.C.B. to be his Majesty's Ambassador Ex-
traordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Emperor of Austria.
Commissioos signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Suffolk.
The Right Honourable Frederick William Bari Jermyn to be Deputy
Lieutenant; John Edgar Rust, Esq. to be ditto.
West Suffolk Regiment of MiNtisohn George Weller Poky B.sq.
to be Captain; James Young, Gent. to be Lieutenant; William
Quarks, Gent. to be ditto ; Piston Nicholle, Gent. to be ditto.
East Suffolk Regiment—Benjamin Robert Heath, Esq. to be Captain;
Charles Rudatone Wood, Gent. to be Lieutenant.
let Troop of Suffolk Yeomanry Cavalry—Philip Bennet, jun. Eq to
be Captain ; Henry James Oakes, Gent. to be Lieutenant; John
Thomas Waddington, Gent. to be Corriet.
Melford Troop—Sir Hyde Parker, Bart. to be Captain ; Thomas
Halifax) jun. Gent. to be Lieutenant; Nathaniel Clarke Barnardis-
too, Gent. to be Cornet.

CROWN OFFICE, MAT IS.
MEMBERS returned to serve in the new Parliament.
County a Bedford—Francis Russell, commonly called Marquis of
Tanstock : Sir Peter Payne, Bart.
Boron!:
jof Bedford—Wtham Henry Whitbread, IN; Frederic
Polhill, .
County Monmouth—The Honourable Grenville Charles Henry
Somerset, commonly called Lord Granville Charles Henry Somerset;
William Addams Williams, of Llangibby Castle, is the county of Mon-
mouth, Esq.
Borough of Monmouth—Benjamin Hall, Req.
County of Middiesm—George Byng, Esq; Joseph Hume, Esq
house . '
City of Westminster—Sir Francis Burdett, Bert; John Cam Hob-
Esq.
Co:silty of Northumberland—Thomas Wentworth Beaumont, Esq ; '
the Hon. Henry Grey. commonly called Viscount Howlett.
Borough of Morpeth—Wm. Orde, Esq, the Hon. Wm. Howard.
County of Cambridge—The Right Hon. Francis Godolphin Osborne,
commonly called Lord Francis Godolphin Osborne.; Henry John
Adeane, Req.
University of Cambridge—The Right Hon. Henry Goullmon, Man. 1
ter of Arts; Wm. Yates Peel, Esq. Master of Arts.
Town of Cambridge—The Right Hon. James Graham, commonly
called Marquis of Graham; Frederick Wm. Trench, a Colonel in his
Majesty's service, and one of his Majesty's Aides-de-Comp.
Geor rer
County of Huntingdon—The Right Hon. Montagu, com-
monly called Viscount Mandeville; John Bonfoy , Esq.
' Borough of Huntingdon--Jonatban Peel, Rag; F Pollock, Esq.
County of Berks—Charles Dundee, of Barton-court, in the said county
of Harks, Rag; Robert George Throchmorton, of Bacilead-bove, in
the said county, Esq.
Borough of
.Reading—Charles Fyshe Palmer, Esq; Charles Rus-
sell, Esq.
Borough of Abingdon—John hlabtrley, of Shirley-house, in the
countyßorough Windsor—John Ramsbntsom, of Woodside, in the
county of Berke, Rag; the Right Hon. Geoffry Stanley, one of his
Majesty's Most Hon. Privy Council. and Chief Secretary for that past
of the United Kingdom called Ireland.
Borough of Wallingford—William Lewis Hughes, Esq; Robert
Knight, Esq.
County of Haddingtoo—James Balfour, Rst of Wbittiogbame.
County of Eases—Charles Collis Western, of Fells Hall, in the said
county, Esq; the lion. William Pole Tylney Long Wellesley, of
Dover.street, in the county of Middlesex.

ALLIX, WILLIAM, Queenhithe, e May 27, June 8,
at twelve, and 34, at one, at the Court ikmmissiocers. At-
torncys, Messrs. Osbeldestoe and Murray, London-street, Fen-
church-street.
BISTLES, WILLIAM and Kama, WILLIAM KM. Powell-street,
St. Luke. builders, May 17, 27, at twelve, and June 24, at eleven,
at the Court of Commisslooers. Attorney, Mr. Chambers, b ins-
bury-Circus.
Horns% Jour, St. John-street-mad, brush maker, May 17, at
nine, 31, and June 24, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. At-
torney, Mr. Lawledge. Newgate.street.
EAMES, WILLIAM, Fulham Bridge-yard, Knightsbtkige, horse-
dealer, 3fay 17, at twelve, 27, at eleven, and June 24, 0 nine at
the Court of Commissioner,. Attorney, Mr. J. Carlon, High.
street, Marylebone.
Futute, THOMAS, otherwise FULLII THOMAS CAST WRIGHT,
Tolley-siren, chandler, May 17, at eleven. 27, at ten, and June 24,
at nine, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. James Hart-
ley, Mew Bridge-street, Blackfrisrs.
Coast, Mamas, Davao, Philput.lane, Fenchureb-streetmerchant, May
24, at one, 31, and June 24, at twelve, at the Court of Commission-
ers. Attorney, Mr. Wm. Holt, Threadneedle.street.
Lucas, Sanaa% and Sena% Jour, Beer-Ferris, Devonshire, reapers.
June 1,2, 24. at eleven, at Oliver's Hotel, Bodmin, Cornwall. At-
torneys, Mr. George Smith,l Basingball-street ; and Mr. James Hue. Devenport.
Tunnel**, Jeans, Catterickbridge, Yorkshire, blacksmith, May 24, at
three, 25. at ten, and June V 4, at eleven, at the King's Heed lon,
Richmond, Yorkshire. Attorneys, Mr. J. WWiamson, Gray's Inn.
square ; and Mr. IL Maddlson, Richmond.
CNANDLZII, Totowa., Bristol, coaeh.maker, May 26, 27, and June 24.
at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs.
Poole. Greenfield. and Gamlen, Gray's Inn-square ; and Messrs.
Cornish and Sun, Bristol.
firencsa, Fausuca, Leeds, druggist, May 20, 21, at ten, at the Ses-
sions House, Leeds. and Jane 24, at ten, at the Seldom House,
Wakefield. Attorney, Messrs. Hardwick and Guest, Lawrence.
lane ; and Mr. Lee, Leeds.
WALTIII. Tuustall, Staffordshire, innkeeper, June 10,11, and
94, at hve. at the Talbot Inn, Stoke.upon-Trent. Staffordshire.
Attorneys, Mr. G. Smith, Basinghall.etreet ; and Mr. Harding,
Burstein, Staffordshire Potteries.
Ana us, Josses, Birmingham, victualler. May 19, 20, and June 24, at
eleven, at the Union Inn. Birmingham. Attorneys, Messrs. Chit
ton and Son, Chancery-IL. ; and Mr. C Benson, Birmingham.
Ham, Maar and Jour, Newark, Nottinghamshire. printers. May
50. at four, hi, at ten, and June 24, at eleven, at the White Hart
Inn, Newark. Attorneys, Mr. Lee, Newark-upon-Trent ; and
Mews. Milne and Parry, Tanfield.court, Temple.
Mainmast, Tucaus,_Kingston-upon. Hull, merchant, May 24, 27.
and June 24, at eleven, at the George Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull.-
Attorneys, Messrs. Lightfoot and Bernshaw, Hull; and Mr.
J. Knowles, New-Inn.
DIVIDENDS.
June 3, H. Cramp and J. Crowdy, Friday-etrest, Manchester-ware.
housemen, at ten, at the Court of Commiesimers-June 3, 0. H.
Trimbey, J. G. L. Trimbey, and O. D. Weeny, Watling.street,
merchants, at ten, at the Court of Commimiseers-June 14, 11.
Hughes, Bssinghall.street, BlaekerdlEali-Feeter, at ten, at the
Court of Commissioners-June 7, 3. Tsebridge Wells, linen
draper, at eleven, at the Court of Consmildesses-June 3, A. Tai-
ls% Diekleboargh, Norfolk, linen draper, at two, at the Court of
Commissioners-June 3, W. Mills, Neleimmeast, Greenwich, linen
draper, at eleven, at the Court of Comedown-Jam 3, Sir M.
Blosham, Knt. Wilkie's% mml W. )Meshes, Gracechurch4trect,
bankers, at one, at the Cam if Oimmitieurs-June 3, W. A.
Burt, Nuffield Court Lodge, Surrey, Onmaite, at twelve, at the Court
of Commissioners-June 3, W. Cooper, and T. W. Reader, Dartford,
brewers, at one, at the Court of Commimismant--June 3, J. Hamper,
High-street, Southwark, hosier, at gee, at the Court of Commis-
sioners-June 3, 8. Fossick, Mumfeed-oeurt, Milk-street, Cheapside,
warehouseman, at two, at the Court of Commissioners-June 3. A.
Shears, Friday-street, Cheapside, silk warehouseman, at nine, at the
Conn of Commiulners-June 3. A. Applegath, Stamford-street,
lAmbeth, printer, at three, at the Court of Commissioners-June 6.
K. Stanfield and I. G. Rigby, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancaster, cotton.
spinners, at nine, at the Palace Inn, Manchester-June 3. H. Collett,
Cheltenham, grocer, at eleven, at the Lamb Inn, Cbdtenhant-~Tune
6. T. Pereeval, Bruton, Sornerseuthire, silk-throwater, at eleven, at
the Blue Bell Inn, Bruton-June 4. B. Wheeldon, Manchester, cab'.
net.maker, at nine, at the Star Inn, Manchester-Jane 3. W. Travis
and J. Seopford, Audenshaw Lancaster' hat manufacturers, at nine,
at the Star Inn, ManchesarLJune 6. C. Pritchard, Bath, upholsterer,
at eleven, at the White Hut Inn, Bath-June 6. C. Dean, Notting.
ham, grocer, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Nottingham.
CERTIFICATES, Jui' 3.
W. Byrne, Trinity-place, Charing-cross, army-agent-J. M. Jack-
son Brighton, cabinet-maker-H. D. Watkins, Eintehouse-H ,
block-maker.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
C. Grafton and Co. Birmingham, paper merchants—J. W. Thorn
and E Thorn, Bristol, manufacturers of acetic acid—E. Bryn Legend
Co. Preston, Lancaahlre, ironmongers—R. H. Alexander and M. J.
Morgan, Corsharn, Wiltshire, surgeons—S. Thornley and W. Bower,
Levenshulme, Lancashire, cotton spinners—J. Hooper and Co. West-
bury, Wiltshire, as far as regards J. West—J. hledd and J. Swin
bank, Kingstan-upon-Holl, spirit merchants--M. Gradwell and Co.
Newton Heath, Lancsahlre, silk printers, as far as regards J. Heald—
D. Robertson and T. Atkinson, .Glasgow, booksellers—F. Knapp and
W. H. Earle, Southampton coal merchants—W. Armstrong and J.
Harlow, Manchester, woollen drapers--M. Glasabrook sod J. Wood,
Manchester, milliners—J. H. Beak and F. Moaned, Bailiwick, Se-
mersetshire, mealtnen—D. 0. Currie and J. Currie, ilerthytydfil,
Glamorganshire, drapers—E. Bradshaw and J. • West, Leman-street,
Goodman's fields, sieve manufacturers--J. Wheeler and W. Parnell,
Newingtfn Butts, drapers— W. N. Clay and Co. Rainhill, Lanca-
shire manufacturers of glaze bottles—B. Johnson and S. Wood,
Wood.street, warehousemen—J. Polio and J. Palin, Cheater, grocers
--W. Gaitakell and Co. Rotherhithe, surgions, as far as regards
C. V. Field—Wm. Harris, and Co. Eiculsham, Denbighshire, pa.
per.makers.
B. Wheatley and 0. Adieu!, Piccadilly, auctioneers—J. F. Stphton
and J. Bullock, Liverpool,-soal merchants—S. Waring. H Tuckett,
and H. Foster, LOW! Thamea-street, beer-dealers—S Ones and E.
senior, Wakefield, milliners--T. Ovington, J. Wilkinson, and C. War-
wick, Chearsnie, warehousemen, as far as relates to J. Wilkinson—T.Carter and Co. Leeds, haberdashers—T, and J. H. Turn,.
Itetford, Nottinghamshire, booksellers Beer, W. Beer, sod
T. Honey, coal-titer` Matthews and J. DeWitt Chester-la
Street. Durham,
. silßarrett,.
k -

, nail inanufamorets—J. Wright and C. y Ditt.
ham, linen drapers—J. lkoadley and Co. Bread-street. Al, warehouse-
men—W. 1.. Riddle and I Riddle. Bristol, fundshlwg Iroumwegen—
Peck and S. B Ptck, Plymouthilinen.drapers!

You are acquainted
who but a
ua& trom dwelling upon detail, of
1111111111, woad likt tee prnfoundly afflict the jut and sensitive
bun el your RewHeaer. For the sake of hi.tarical accuracy he will
ad that the 'guilder (Cardinal Rowena') was ultimattly
reMared by scare Zooid, a deserter, and leader of the Moden se
oni wide, from the place in which be was kept in confine-
ment atand reh and conducted to Ancona, to be subjected to new ou.-
pies oused solbrin.
In lift, all the measures opf longs/Omit! and clemency adopted and
asked upon by the Holy Father proved fruitle4; but could any other
ssedt be expected of the put of rebels who had resolved upon revolt
beer bats knowbg their new Sovereign, to whom they had not ad-
dressed a single eggdontion,—or whose will, desires, or thoughts. they
were in utter ignommes? Could those wretches accept coaression
whet pretending to lay down laws ? Could they submit to hint
whom they had the effrontery to declare dethroned by themselves fur
aver?
Tim Mot f 4Atl repulses, the bitterest sarcasm. the most
askew pod a menaces, were the only returns made to the
kindness and ehnewasy of the Holy Father. The proclamations and
wain, do, amid dispersed, and their own periodical prn.
Auctions, will year perpetual testimonials for posterity.
After sasha ondlUent of facts, be it permitted to the undasign. d
Cantina to 'bail sir to the impartial judgment of his Most Chis.
flan Ma jetty to minnunnes whether ought have been omitted by the
Holy Father dist 1111di exempt him from the necessity of imploring
the pa. 1111111 anises remedy for so many evils whereby be was
gramPlessi—lhod Is to say, the succour obtained by him from Am-
ok ; or whither he hu been induced to take such step before all
ether means bee been exhausted. Moreover, could his Holiness do
less than resort to this, the only means of safety, without being
wanting to his most sacred duty, of preserving the integrity of his
dominions, in order to leave them to his successors as he himself
bad received them; or without incurring the impending risk of ru-
es a bondsman of a gang of factious men, and thus being
rof the exercise of his ministry. diffused all over the world,
fihat liberty and independence which has been acknowledged by
erase the Sovereigns of Europe to be necessary and indispensable, and
VIM is guaranteed by most solemn treaties ? Had he neglected so
Important a duty, the undersigned believes that every Catholic Potts.
fate would deem It to be his right, and, perhaps, even his duty, to
spontaneously come forward in so pressing an emergency. and more
especially those who, to the above-stated considerations, might annex
those which emanate from contiguity, and even contact, between ter-
ritories.
Should, then, your Excellency not doubt the truth of the facts pre-
adingly stated, you will be pleased to represent them to his Majesty;
for the undersigned could not be apprehensive for a single instant that
King Louis Pbillinpe, your Excellency, and France, far from disap.
proving the principle upon which his Imperial and Royal Majesty has
advanced to the animatce of the Holy Father and his doninims—far
from deeming violated by such assistance the Independence of those do-
loildoso—far, in fine, ft sal taking any kind of interest in favour of the
Nide—would not be favourably disposed towards the measure adopted
ity Ike Pendkal Government, and would not admit that solely by
eels Illonsere the independence of the Holy See has been preserved; or
weal ass abandon to opprobrium and remorse those who breathe w-
het the destruction of all order the subversion of every principlz,
and against the peace and the tranquillity of Governments.
And with regard to this subject the undersigned will not omit to ob-
serve to your Excellency that the Holy Father, ever self-consistent in
the desire to remove from the minds of all persons however remote
chance of a sinister interpretation of his conduct in so important a mat.
ter as the present one, had no sooner determined upon making kaown
his painful situation to Francis L than communications thereof were
transmitted to each member of the diplomatic body resident in Rams,
for the information of their respective Courts • and that by no one of
those personages, all of whom have witnessed those direstrous soar.
venue, has dissatisfaction been testified.
The undersigned Cardinal, however. will not conclude the present
note without assuring. you, in the name of his august Master:—lse,
that the aid implored hut hie Imperial and Royal Majesty has not
been accompanied by any treaty; dly, that such aid has been obtained
upon a simple and express stipulation, on the part of the Emperor of
Austria, that it shall be exclusively employed in putting down the re-
bellion, and in re-establishing tranquility, without any interference
whatsoever in the administration of those provinces; Sdly, that the pre-
sence of the Austrian troops in tbe dominions of the Church will be of
the shortest possible duration; and, *My, that the Holy Father, truly
anxious to procure for his subjects every possible good and advant.tge,
hastens with most fervent vows the return of calm, with a hops of in-
suring its duration by all those ameliorations in goveniment to wilkh
your Excellency seems to allude in your note. He is already busied in
this interesting °pastime ; and, from the lights he is ;A. said to celiac
from every qmteree to speedily complete such undertaking.
Cardinal has the honour,The %PIO T. Cardinal BERNETTI,
The Romsns, woo are remarkable for prompt allusion and ready hu-
mour, have ckseod this document with the Lamentations of Jeremiah,
the prophet. The Holy Father, however, seems to be moth at his
ease ; for be talks of taking solemn possession of his cathethal (St.
John of Lateran) on the 10th of the amain mouth.
In addition to the above documents, there is a espy of the awed
letter of M. St. Aulaire, in reply to a charge mods iera Franco by
the Pontifical Government, of hung encoursped, if sot excited. the
late insurrections in the States of the Church. - The Frisch Minister
treated the imputation as a calumny, which ought not to have been
countenanced by the Government of the Holy Paha.
The undersi Rau. April 19.
gned, Ambassador from France to Rome, Mt sub
pleasure in receiving the communication of an article Fiend as An-
cona, which his Excellency Cardinal Bernettl, Seminary alkalis to his
Holiness, has been pleased to forward to him, and hem which it ap.
pars that the instigators and partisans of the revolution in the Pope's
States have dared to find an excuse for their conduct in the pretended
promises of protection which might have been made to them by the
French Government.
The undersigned could not but feel much repot in ing
that the authors of this association aggravated their faults by
calumnies as contrary to the evidence of facts as o/fensive to
France. The undersigned is aware that assertions are re-
ceived according to their proper value ble;men of discern-
ment throughout the country, and the of dignity, on
the part of France must preclude k how species of
logy. However, the undersigned Caddies k his duty to ry
e.
pest the many marks of interest and soliolinde "WA the Govemonsat
ache host Christian Slog has =die Hay Fatker, rsoon m
he was infecund of the revolt at sable tmedy-exprissatel
wish to remain faithful so the troika eilkh PaornnW umperal
sovereignty of the Holy few TeoMistime, those ownimmes, so
lewdly preekiend and osolhosed a few days tierby the loyal expla-
nations given by the Preach Ministry, in of the Noakes! De-
moles, mom be osesiont Se show she of the BM lately drat.
laced of the aseiwal a IralishMulg in Italy, with the Wads. of sip-
porting aisedeer Mkt. The undenigued loses no dut in
giving tho emu inunsudhlio moommess oo this pant as upon the fore-
going.
The e Premed fielinnilisat neither wishes nor cab ever have the slight.
at desire of supporting attempts of so cull,..ble and foolish a deaer .p.
tion in the Pepe's States, and the inevitable 11. et of which must he .0
draw down en the thank fresh alarmles ::std to retard tbsexecution
ream liberal project, which have been imaginal by the Holy Father
,fler the benefit of his subjan
Pall of confidante in the sentiments of the Holy Father, the ,and.—.
=shell always conabler himself happy in aimilting wkh all less
to aid this great object, sad requests iti• t xo Ilene?, Canto...i
illessoul, to receive the mummy of his re.w c: Ltd stern.,
(wed) Count DE tsail AULAIRe:.