Star.
London, England, 1814-11-09 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR..

LON DON. .
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1814.
LORD MAYOR'S I/AlN—Holiday at the Stock Exchange.

The "fug:burgh Universal Gazette of the 27th ult.
which we have received this morning, contains a vo-
luminous article, in the form of a private letter from
Paris, enumerating the Public Functionaries of France
under Louis XVIII. The intention of tbis Article is
to chew, that as a very large proportion of 13,7NA-
PARTE'S tools have been allowed to retain their situa-
tions, it may be fairly inferred that the same oppres-
sive line of conduct for which they were distinguished,
will be still pursued by them.
This charge is illiberal and unjust :—all the noto-
rious and unblushing sycophants of the dethroned
tyrant—those who shouted Five Napoleon! after his
cowardly flight from Moscow, and furnished him with
the fresh levies which he squandered at Dresden and
Leipsic, have been most properly dismissed—while,
on the other hand, all those whom he had dismissed
for questioning his authority or backwardness in exe-
cuting his ferocious decrees, have been recalled, and
have been loaded with marks of favour. In this ho-
nourable list, for instance, we find the name of Count
FRocticr, Prefect of the Seine, who was dismissed by
BONAPARTE for being rather tardy iii breaking up the
conspiracy of General MALLET, who perished about
two years since in an attempt to stop the further ef-
fusion of blood by a sudden blow against the Vsurpei 's
authority, &ling his absence in Russia. •

The Speech of the Puma REGENT, to both Houses
of Parliament, yesterday, was delivered with that
graceful and dignified propriety of enunciation for
which his Royal Highness is distinguished. Alter
regretting " his MAJESTY'S lamented indisposition,"
the occurrences of the only war in which this coun-
try is now engaged, were briefly noticed—:l war
declared by MADISON, at the critical period when
the late tyrant of Europe crossed the Niemen to
strike at the vitals of Russia. " The necessity of
the large expenditure which we must be prepared
to meet in the course of the ensuing yeat," i;;
consequence of the arrears created by " the long
and arduous contest in Europe" just concluded," and
the war still subsisting with America," was tecom-

mended to the attention of the House I and assurance
was given to the country of the Plums Raciter's
earnest endeavour, in the negociations which are now
in progress, to consolidate the Peace which has been
concluded, and to " re-establish that just equilibrium
among the different Powers, which will afford the best
prospect of permanent tranquillity to Europe."—
The motions for the Addresses were carried, with-
out a division, in both Houses The PIONCX RIOrSIT
will receive the Addresses, to-morrow, at the Levee.
The PRINCE was loudly cheered in his pogrers to
and from the House of Lords. He was decorated
with all the Illustrious Orders, and looked remark-
ably well. His ROYAL HIGIINFAS entered the slate
carriage at half-past one o'clock, accompanied by the
Duke of Moarnosa, as Master of the Horse, and
Lord JASILS MURRAY, as the Lord in Waiting. The
eight beautiful cream-coloured horses were decorated
with light blue ribbons. The attendants were con.
veyed in four Royal carriages, each drawn by sir fine
horses, siipilarly decorated. The piocession moved
in a very splendid style, being preceded by six trum-
peters and a kettle drum belonging to the Life
Guards on horseback, in their richly embroidered
uniforms, who halted at the Horse Guards, and
played a grand military march as the PAINCE passed.
Life Guards lined the Malls of St. James's Park.
Soon after four o'clock the REGENT left town for
Windsor, to be present at the celebration of the Prin.
cess AUGUSTA'S Birth-day.

A storm of thunder and lightning occurred yester-
day evening. It commenced soon alter the procession,
with the Princt REGENT, held returned from the
House of Peers.

By a letter from Gibraltar, dated the 12th ult. we
are informed, that on that day, and the two preceding,
they had had most violent rain, accompanied with
thundei and lightning, which it was hoped would
check the progress of the fever. On the 11th, the
magazine at the Rock Gun as blown up by the
lightning with a tremendous explosion, which alms's-
ed all the garrison. Happily no lives were lost, but
the battery was destroyed, lasi the lines and roads
filled with rubbish.

Wictrest ADAM, Esq. attended at the India-House
yesterday, and resigned the office of Counsel to the
Company, in consequence of having been appointed
one of his Majesty's Barons of the Exchequer itt
Scotland.

There was very little business of public interest in
the Courts of Law yesterday. ' A rule for criminal
information was granted against Colonel DI ISLA-
QC:JERE, for sending a challenge to a professional gen.
tleman of the name of S ON.
FALMOUTH, NOVtMIICII. 6A 'ved the Lard Hobart pac•
her, from the West Indies, Wit.fr Cork, where she landed hor
Mail several day; ago. SidW the ueensberry packet, fur Hai.
fax ; Hichnibrook packet for I aica ; and Lady Louisa packet,
tor the brazils, all with Main. :Nailed a'so a large fleet for dif-
ferent ports in the Channel..-Wind N. E
WAREIIIOUSING AND BONDING SYSTEM.—iiThe Com
mittee appointed at the General Meeting held en the II th Octo-
ber, give Notice That on Thunglay, the lUth Noyember insulin,
there will be a General Martin of MERCHANTS and others
at the City of London 'ravers, at Twelve ti'CleAt., to receive the
Report of the Committee of their late interview with his Ma.
jesty's Ministers, and to take into cousiderasnui what may be
father conducive to the attainment of objects so essentially has
portant to the general Commerce of the Country.
London, Nov: e, 1514. C. PRICE, Chairman.
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The Chair will be taken at One o'Clock precisely.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, NOV. A.
Our Maeket continues abundantly supplied with Wheat, and
having but ft w buyers at market this morning, the sales wens
heavy, yet that of fine quality supports Monday's prices--there
Is not the least demand for the Inferior descriptions, which con-
tinue unsaleable. flee Barley met ready sale, and is fub as high
as on Monday. Oats go off slowly, at a reduction of Is. pre guar.
ter. In other articles there is no alteratiun.

FROM LAST N.IGIPI'S LONDON GAZETTE.
WHITEHALL, NOVE:YIBERW.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased to ap-
point William Adam, Esq. one of his Majesty's Counsel a: Law
in Englard, to be ene of the Barons of the Court of Fact:eves
of Scotland, in the room of George Hepburn, Esq. restped.
MEMBERS RE fURNED TO PAR LI AMPN r.
Borough of Belfast—Sir Stephen May, of Belfast, iti rums
of Sir Edward May, Baronet, deceased.
Borough of Wexford—Richard Neyill, Esq. in the room at
Vice-Aumiralloim Fish, who has Twee- tesi the Office of Escheatcw
of Tluncter,
Queen's County—The Eight Hun William Wellesley Pole,
one of his Majesty's Moat Hor.ourable rivy Counc.L
[ Ile Garette also contain• a Proclantatidn tor the 2.*.charge
ut those Tlarines, the term of whose eniist mem ha' expired, not-
witlsstroding the previsions in a termer Proclamation.]
BA NKR LI PTS.

John Joiner, of Henley. Warwickshsre, grocer. dealer and chap-
man, to surrender Nov. is, 19, and Dec. tat, at twelve. at the
Wh4c Hart Inn Digketti, Birmingham. .trwriites ble-srs.
Tarrant, Clarke, and Richards, Chancery-lane, LOlll/11; or
Messrs. Webb and l yndail, Birmingham.
Thomas Blowers, of Tottenham Court road, Middlesex, Wien-
draper, dealer aid chapman, November i 5. 22, and Dec 20,
at eleven, at Guildhall. Anoraks, Messrs. Walker and Rankine
Old Jewry.
John Turton, of Ripley, parish of Pent rich, Derby-hire, butcher,
dealer and chapman, Dec. 6,7, and 20, at eleven, at the Angel
Alfreton. Attorneys, Mr. John Cressy I.aU, Allre:00 ;
or Messrs. Roes, Hall, Ron, and Brownley, New 110,wi:11-
court, London.
Peter Lander, of Cardiff. Glarnorganshires setdsnun, dealer and
chapman, Dec. i, 2, and 20. at eleven, at the house ,if swab
I.ewis, CaddE Anomie.. Mes•rs. Wood, Cardiff ; or Mane.
Price and Williams, Lincoln's 'nn, London.
Edward Buckky, of Detph, parish of Saddieworth, Yurtildre,
cotton-spinner, dealer and chapman, Nov. 22, at •ti, Nov. 23,
and December 20, at eleven, at the swan Inn, ltuddersbea
Attorneys; Mr. Smith, Hattori-Garden, London; or Mr. lay
lor, Mirbeld, near I.eeds.
Samuel l ur:.er. of Bristol, victualler, dealer and chapaan, Nov.
22. 23, and Dec. 20, at ooe, at the Resumer I avert., Hrhark
Anomie., Messrs. Poole and Grande-id. N 0.12, Gray', Inn-
square, London ; or Mr. John Cornish, Us 'tend.
John Crtiwtha. of Dudley, N'oicesteradre, umber-nit:: non,
dealer and chapman, November 29, at f.ve, Nut. .$O, a. u Dec.
20, at twelve, at the Rein Deer Intl, Worcester titernsys.
/Ir. Francis Dineley, Pentair, 1 or Mr. Philip Hurd, King's.
Bench Walk, Inner Tentpte, I.otidon.
Daley, late Lon,hatortin, Devonsitile, hmeburner,
Nov. se, Dec,lnher t , and 2.0, as ten, at e Golden 1.50 u fun,
Barnstaple. Attorneys, Mr. Williams, Sarnstaple; or Messrs.
Anstice and Wright, King's Bench Welts, I emple, Loralun.
James Harvey, al okehamptoo, Devonshire, wonistapier,
i 1. 22, and Dec. 20, at one, a; the King's Arms Inn, l'ay.stotk.
Anomie., Jrir. Henry Cornish, Tavistiock ; or Mr. llfue, No.
3. Essex-court, remote, London.
Henry Markham, of Cambridge, merchant, dealer and ..I...pniatn,
Nov. is, 19, and Dec. :Ai, at ten, at the Kell Lion hm, Caw.
bridge. Attorneys, Mr. King John I laggiontunt Laaitslid;;r ;
or M.. 'l'butuas •aolloway, Chancery-lane,L.ondolb
William Ludlam, now or la cut Hodderatirld, Vorkstice, whim-
smith, dealer and cbaputan, Nov. 19, 30, and Dee, t'O. at ten.
at the Saddle inn, Huditeratield Attonnes, Mr. Atiisau, liud-
dtr,fitld ; or Mr. Ednitiud Walker, taniegua Ofike,
coin's Inn, London.

LONDON: PrvitiNl by Lay/J. r, P‘clittt P:axi
published there, milu the sot Ueicz. fratpls Bat.