Star.
London, England, 1812-09-14 00:00:00

• NiPAL INTELLIGENCE.

French partizans have likewiat returned to their
houses, extremely discontented with the bad tre-
t they have received from the French

I mem
sg General Hill has ordered rations to be got ready
for his army."
The accounts received by Government frem the
Marquis of WELLINGTON are dated Madrid, August
tbe Nth, of course they contain no intelligence which
husk been already before the public.

Jamaica Papers to the 4th August arrived this
morning. The following are extracts :
" A letter from Curacoa, dated 10th July, men-
tions the arrival of the schooner Guelemia, from Porte
Cavello, at that island ; by which the following in-
'formation was received :"0.4 That on Tuesday, the
7th, after an engagement which lasted eight hours
the Port surrendered to the troops under General
Monteverd ; and that General Bolwar, who com-
tnandedthe insurgents, fled with the greatest preci.
pitation to La Geura."
_ _

66 The homeward-bound fleet sailed from Negril
on the 25th ult. under convey of his Majesty's ship
PoLvenzatus, of 64 guns, and were left at Oat Cay.
manas on the 27th, by the Moszt.Lz brig with a fair
wind at N. W."
66 Recent advices from Vera Cruz, communicate
very pleasing intelligence respecting the subjugation
of the insurgents in that neighbourhood: the Royalists
had completely triumphed, and opened the communi-
cation between that tiny and Mexico, in consequence
of which trade, which had been languishing, began to
revive., and was thought would soon be very flourish-

'We have reason to believe as we stated a few days
ago, that a Dissolution of Parliament is at hand—in
fact the most active preparations are making by all
parties for such an event, which it is confidently ex-
pected will take placecarly in the ensuing month.

The following article must allude to the Wa*ing-
COG cartel, which was to sail shortly after the Pacific :

" CORK, SEPTEMBER 9.—Chronicle Office, 4 o'clock.

a The Virago gun-brig arrived in the harbour this morning
from a crufze ; she frll.in yesterday with a brig 21 days from
New York, bound up Channel; and which proved to be a cartel
with English Gentlemen on biard. Ihe brig stated that the re-
sc tiding of the Orders in Coupesl had been received in America
prior to her departure, and was not cunbidered by any means sa-
tisfactory."

The Malta and Gibraltar Mail of Saturday brings
intelligerce of a British expedition, under Admiral
FREEMANTLC, having visited the Adhatic, and ar-
rived at Lissa. It consists of 6000 men, and is pro-
bably destined to annoy the Italian Provinces, in the
absence of King blunAr, who is now in Russia.
The expedition under General MAITLAND, which
had landed at Alicant, has marched into the interior,
and is actively employed in for ifying the Sierra Ne-
yada, to prevent all chance of Soma and Suctfter
forming a junction. The fortified passes are under
the direction of General Ross and of Captain HUNT,
'of the Royal Enginecrs, and are said to be impreg-
nable.

On &turd iy we stated that a great and happy re-
volution had been effected in Sicily, by the adoption
of a New Constitution, formed upon the glorious
model of that of Great Britain. It was brought
about with the utmost tranquillity. The following
letter from Palermo contains some interesting parti-
culars on the subject :

FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 11.
' Yesterday arrived the bark Industry, PAnic.x.,
and brig London Packet, OSWELL, from Quebec, taa.
Sailed the latter for Plymouth : also arrived the Mar
Ann packet, CADDY, with mails from Jamaica, which
she left on the Sd August, and Crooked Island oa the
9th. On the 18th the Montague packet arrived at
Jamaica from England. On the 23d his Majesty's
ship POLYPIIESSUA, with 60 sail of vessels under con.
voy, sailed for England. The 'packet sailed fro
Goree in company with his Majesty's brig Coital t
the latter in sight of Crooked Island chiced an Axle.
rican privateer of 16 guns and 200 men, which had
been off there some days, and made some captures,
August 7, saw Bermuda, and at Rolm gained the
Gonne, and was informed by Captain BINo thatafer
parting from her off Crooked Island, he had ea.,
cured an American schooner. On the 13th, wasil,
formed that a ship to leeward had been capture:ill
an American privateer of 14 guns and 140 meo,and
which had sailed from Baltimore with 15 othersof
14 and 16 guns and 140 and 200 men. On the 224 ' •
in lat S6l 58. long. 59. 6. spoke the brig Adventure .
from Newfoundland for Tobago, out 20 days, 02 •
the Ist September, in lat. 44. 413. long. 31.24. spoke 1
the American brig Georgia, of and from New York.
for Liverpool, out 14 days. On the sth, in lat, 49, ,4
Ss. long. 111, spoke his Majegy's ships SOPHIA and 'I
,
CURLEW with 57 sail under convoy from Halifax.—
On. the 6th, in lat. 49. 29. long. 15. 20. spoke the
ship Frederick, GARDINER, Of Bi istol, from St. Croix,
4nrpoYkwiet/thie
96 days from St. 'I homas's, then in cos:
ten ships and three brigs, having parted company
from his Majesty's sl.'p A‘t aIIANTHE, together with •
$7 sail from St. Thomas's, in a gale, on Sunday the
90t11 of August—the fleet was originally 47 sail., ' ,
Os alt 9th inst. in lat 49..46. long. 11.
schooner Star from Guadaloope, and ship Corunna,
both of the AMARANTim's convoy—siz sail more
were .in sight. Owing to the death of two of the
Icrew of the Mary Ann, that vessel has been put us.
I der quarantine. Sailed the Fox packet with mall
Ifor Cadiz. The Queen Charlotte for Lisbon; and the
Freeling for the Mediierranean, arc detained.
PLYMOU'I 11, SEPT. 19..
AI I ived the Antelope, Cpl xis, from Penzance;
Union; HOPLET, from Cowes ; .nnd RAPID schooner,
of 16 guns, from a cruize ; the brig Goldfinch, from
the coast of Spain ; and-Rapid schooner, from Ed.
mouth. Sailed the Neptune (1) tender, for Live..
pool ; Maria (2) tender, for Belfast; ENDEAVOUR
hired armed brig, with a small convoy for Swansea;
Elizabeth tender for Greenock; and REINDEER of 18
I guns, and BRAMIII4 12 guns, on a cruize: the BIT.
TERX 16 guns, and Troitess 14 guns, went from Has
moaze to the Sound. Seven sxil of the line with the
flag of Lord KEITH, remain in Cawsand Bay.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER IS.
His Majesty's ship MARLISOISOUOD is appointed
convoy for Cadiz and Gibraltar ; his Majesty's ship
MISRELToE for Guernsey and Jersey.
_Arrived his ,
'Majesty's ship BEAGLE from a cruize '; and the arid.
ford, COLLINS, from Corunnia Sailed yesterday his.
Majesty's ship ALalcolta with Prince DE BOLOans
for Jersey. Sailed his Majesty's ships VAR./to Hone.
DOTTERII.I., and Racoos on a cruise; sad Os
Hawke cartel with French prisoners for Atka,
4
DOVER, SEPTEMBEB. 12.
A French privateer went past yesterday for dr,
Downs, captured by his Majesty's ships BIM= •
'and Dwaav cutter. The East India fleet have At,
rived off Folkston, under convoy of his Majetft
ship IPHIOIINI.I.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZZ-MONET.
Narcissus, for Nuestra Senora del Buon Viage i ind Malik
for sundry seizures of spirits, the 17th inst. at 15, Surrerstren,
and there. recalled
Leviathan, far the Veumto, the 16th, at 2, laitav'S Hake&
and there recalled.
Linnet, for the Kron Priotz Frederick, the 194, at 12, NW
folk-street. and there meatiest.
Caledonia, for la Sophie, the 22d, at 22, Norfolk-streets ad
there recalled.
His Royal Highness the PILINCZ Raßtsres Warrant far do
Distribution of the Scheldt Prise-Money having been Sealed
on the set instant, the Payments may be expected to =WWI
in the course' of three weeks.
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" Palermo, 24th July, 1812.
" The Parliament held their second sitting (first
ter dispatch of business) on the 20th, when the fol-
lowing fourteen Articles were resolved, and passed
through the, three Chambers by a large majority.—'
Our Minister deserves the highest credit for his eon-
duct : the Sicilians admit that they owe every thing
to his moderation, good sense and firmness.
" Ist. The Supreme Authority ‘f making Laws and imposing '
Taxes, is vested alone in the Nation.
" 3d. The Executive Power is in the King.
" 3d. Judicial Authority is in the Magistrates, subject to the MARKET, MARX.L4NE, SEPT. 14.
approval of Parliament. The it... Yak of. Wheat to-day make the supply ntblll.
4th. The King's person is sacred. considerable, principally new and of light quality, which is inset
" sth. The Ministers are responsible to Parliament. about 31. and U. per quarter, but fire old Wheat fuliyastais .
" 6th. The Two Chambers to consist of Lords and Com- the quotation—Rye hardly at last nrices—Barley,in consePallab • •
mons, and the Clergy to have Seats in the former, of about 10,000 quarters lately arriving from . lie Baltic, is UMW
" 7th. The Barons to have only One Vote each. —Malt keeps its price—Beans of each sort are dearer—Oats era'
" Bth. The Right of assembling Parliament Is In the King, in short supply, and likewise fully support the lasi currency-lb.
and necessary every year. Flour continues without variation.
" 9th. The Nation sole Proprietor of the State. CONTINUA NCR Or GRZAT Luca !—ln the Lottery drum all
" 10th. No Sicilian can be judged or condemned, except by Tuesday
Laws to be recognized by Parliament. last, PIDDING and Co. have again had the Satlifsetles
of distributing among their Friends the following CAPITALS, .
" I I th. 1 he Feudal Law is abolished, as well as the Right of
(1v.lonopoly).
No. 974, Class A, a Prize of se4 000' and No. 600, OW B, a
Investitase
Prize of .€5OO the former diva;ided into One Quarter, Two
" 12th. be Privileges of the Barons, over their Vassal., is
also abolished. . Eigui--"in, and Eight Sixteenth.; the latter into One Quarter, One
Eighth, and Ten Sixteenths. The fortunate Proprietors (who
" 13th. Every propoetion, relative to Taxation, must
by the Upper. origi-
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" 14th. A modification of the British Constitution to bare- hac
ves.not
' PIDDINO and Co.'s Offices, No.l, Cornhilli or No. 3, Chafing
already been paid) are requested to apply at either d
nate in the Lower Chamber, and be approv.
commended th•s S. adon. j TOISDAT Evening last the &rare LOTTRRT lobbed draw.
" The Parliament had their second meeting- last
night, the 24th. The Ecclesiastical Chamber sent a ing, when Na 3,880, (Class A.) was drawn a• Prise of /90001
No. 3,888, (Class A.) a Prize of £1000; and No. 2,760, (clam
deputation to the Lords, stating, as their opinion,
!pireeckeotsueat of the Eight t
A.) a Prize of .eson ; as alb Nos. 963, 8,549,i5it0d; t02f391,. bi
that the first article of the Resolution should go to Packinets. of Tiatcktehtse,ocon ng
sold of RICHARD•
establish the religion of the country, which was-car- SON, GOODLUCK and Co.—ln the last and peeving* Lat.
ried, atter a debate. It was then resolved, that the teries (in the present Year) likewise, was sold and sliusd±of
articles already voted by the three Chambers should RICHARDIIO)I, GooDLvca and Co. one Prize of
.iglitiN.rol two
be forthwith presented to the King -for his sanction, of £lO et, onat ',war SOSI
hose Atwo
Prises
300 it
ananctlosever,
soLfbewiu:li,
previous to any further proceedings; it being argued, Lottery,
that if the King should put his veto on these Resolu- N L
-.IW -OTTERT, to be drawn on the 26th Of next MOO* bit"
are paid, or exchanged tur Tickets or shares in ihn
tions (which were to form the basis of the new con- Scheme of whiCh are two Prises of £20,008 each, with millr
stitution) any superitructure formed upon them must runs other large Capitals. A
fall to the ground. There were only six dissentient ' Cooper On T:osday last the Lottery began and finish_edowingDtalactilmi
Hall, in Basinghall-street, when the foll
voices on this question. Princes FRABBEI CASSINO, . Prizes were Sold in 72 Saaa ts, at BUM'* truly fortinnol6l64
(the present Minister of the Interior,) Cur°, Luc- 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing Cross: B . .14,000
oust Nlseesti, and two others, voted with the Court. 3,651 B
„. - , 418•000 974 . AI
BUTERAg the Premier Baron, gave the first voice for B'B6° ' • • 3'6.„„40 ..,6t B. ... . Xi
, 2,731 A •
..., aw "•.-"
the articles being immediately presented. Their de- . Ito
8,002 - . . sou sin - • . .n.
liberations continued to a late hour. 1 2,508 - .• . 300 411 • • 74
44 The SALVO l'''''' ' and 4.863 A . • 200 4,88* B " '
200' &c. ite.

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Marquis ,vo proposed carried the
9th Resolution against the Ministers.
" Prince BELMONT/I made a most eloquent speech,
and to his perseverance, ability, and filmness, every
credit is dues
“ The Marquis SALVO also proposed the Trial by
Jury, which was oppOsed by the Lords, but carried
in the Commons.
ig, The Duke of SPERLIRMA proposed and carried
the motion abtogatingthe teadal law, 011 which 9c-.1.:
casioa a delivered a kri.lli.a* spee4l.!

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