Star.
London, England, 1823-01-18 00:00:00

AUGSBURG, JANVARY A

It is confirmed that the debates on the affairs 0(1
the East, which took place at Verona, were very ani-
mated. Lord Strangford had no kind of Official
-he Porte to lay before the Plenipo-
, account of the verbal
Effendi, in concert with
Turkish Minister
negoeiationt with
demand that the
fortresses in Asia.
Congress to send M. de
the Emperor Alex-
consenting that that
town, on the Turkish
accedes to the demands
Imtnissioned to make in
would imply that the
to de frontiers.

really this is:one of the Most impodefit
twine that liver a Man dared. to address to n boart.l
his turnipn in eaerything in Which superiority is of
any value. Without charging the party to which.
Mr. Ayeekt belongs, the Orange-faction, with the
assault oa tins LCI)14? ;44traltttatrv, does he mean to
assert that there was no ride) nnoottage, against the
11Cid's" lieliresentativc 4. et: WOl. he' contend that
throwing quart bottles and Watchman's rittles- at
his Excellency was nothing but an Irish welcome
to. the theatre ? l sapient Sheriff afterwards
gives as a reason foriyfusing to call *Meeting, that
the Grand Jury had..ignored the Bills against the
alleged rioteri—ts. if Obeir.oir4tiiicertain parties
accused of allot, prevedahat no tiot took place.
The Grand Jury's -detersoinAtion did not imply
that there was not a riot in the Theatre on the 14th—
it only expressed that the accused:pen-ons were not
implicated, with the exception of two, whom they
would have made guilty of a 4-iot,.:if two.men could
constitute one, •:•-• ' •••••
'el- i itot I place, Was fully
apparent to a most crowded House;iiid, too, that it
was an alarming tilt, induced by party feelings, and
directed solely against the LORD LIaCTENANT,;eaarbe
proved by the testimony of every min preterit. •• •
. Another man- in authority, who has the title of
'Sovereign, as if the Holy Alliance Was oot.sufEcieni
to bring the name into contempt— this Sovereign of
Carlow /a Mr. Btrowri, we believe); has also refused
to call a Meeting. He does not give his reasons,
like Mr. ALCOCK, but, with a sic volb sic jubeo autho-
rity, simply says—,, I received the Requisition, a*d
don't think it necessary at this time to call a Meeting;
And why not at this time,.. Mr. throws: ? We will
venture, to say, that if a party of N”iteboys
thrown a brickbat at yonr .Soiettigeship in the
Theatre, you wooldnOthave linitated.ro receive ebe
coegratulatiejte of your ft lends, or to have convened
-schleeting calling on the Government to put the Is.'
surrection or Constabulary Act in immediate forgo.
.The truth is, that the outrage on the Loan LIEUT.*
PANT was the immediate; if not the premeditated
workof the Orange faction, and that its members
are determined, so far as they are able, to stifle all
Inquiry into it.
Another instance of the deep-rooted malignity of
Ibis odious faction is, the refusal to admit that much
respected and valuable Member of Parliament, hfr.
*mei Rim and Mr. JOHNSON, the LOIRD LllUTZ-
PANT'sSecretaryy into the Guild Or Merchants. It
is the misforoine of Ireland,' that, everything is Op.
vtrted into a factions purpose. The Orangemen are
struggling hard to Main their hdluence in the State"
and their audacity increases with tbsincreesing pro-
bability of their downfall. It is quite iiiktfONfi Iht
the Government of this empire olio go. de
longer with the untowe.ed_ciituatataisetei. of I.'
A radical change must nth place. Theishirsh •
net, . we: believe, is fully annviticid o-Utlst absdlaite
neceseityWf destroying factions in
As confirmatory of wheal wit.l4** 444,4*
titity of the Wino' (*dot in ;solo* lea•
an alecousOft,*.filbile Meietiiiif 'Cavast.:: Thirsiil
will be assay;W4e4ll#l3ltdl.l,swot pi~inettf
a Meeting taking '6O everything,

•
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.5,1,11 c .
irpsislk;lagiakixiiewatio".. • tispetklitaitit 10141.4..isaitisorStallt
4kiftt'Or' wriat 4,02 'MO .no y .M 0 its dispersion:Ufa" the °Nett
' • /- • hrossetibled has bog obtained IPA 'N.!: .It7FF
rft 5?: • orr"-r •••
-'lit ar do*, couldibrit ado*
,that, the late out ntoryscarelibtArre
etilliriaivesw• 4014 A
“* • artositittirinrwaawr -originated- with the lag the .manirdeWim.ssuircitor firlerOFft,
Oran g Party, it would hive been removed by the °!teni.d• S«sMt. TA;twgz
„ o dock, when certain,
Sibsequent.4444cCof favri Tovraiwilio•:hof amen, ,aatf• after some •
Qletely idenci6ed.thowirwg:, • *the ja., A Committee was then selected M prepare an AtaiiwarkMiksir
• is ignoring the bills of— ewe Misenetsents were sifter& thti. Mooting- dm** Tif fir,
• of the Grand Jaw*** ——a Eliseref tile Cows iisrakt..anithe atowlby ;he R00.,.11. Com
indictment presented *Oast thesioters, and kale".
I,si;
aueymnmu:nic:dedbottho coatainvathesing muelaueirakes.lllloll. .ab"M6le,. tad. to.
, . y unconnected with the object of the inmetuich as
ing as **do that it Cris the pridominance
Orange Party in that..llo.whi.sll, caused such' a, de- di The Gentlemen of the Committee in vain endeavonted to.
vision, and fallYensaie libiO that razaksiftradn:tth" were
which proceededbY from a
at the best is not wdrth aitaawirrre should have 'been ntarshaged, and purposely •sent to the Meeting q- ; the
disposed to pass the circtifilitance over without further. f Tt lee atWis said ltbersa 1. the .11physioru 11:1411:f the se Lal Oral ge.Lodges
comment, had it not beettfor sibsequent events. hadten
.I.'"ZikutriT"rtid, to.
reeddi an'd-..ivoljpreehmerae-
. This denial of justice, if-the worst, is not the only emanateddsied attack'
—Mtr, off na:n with O'Reilly -No tirattan'
via in. Ireland ; even all -complaint is attempted to be —' Tern hint out, bloody Grattan'.—Cottinghant%,address r—
ttded from the nte part
itAleti, and one wreog is made the precedent for cam- re."•• It was hnpossibre for the. High Sheriff to obtain a hearing
mitthw another. A:wanton, and it might have been and he accordingly dissolved the Mcedog. Thus terminated
. , this disgraceful scene.
a murderous outrage, was committed on the KING% •• It is evident that the nningvineis in this Bounty have idea-
Representative ; and he is not only unable. to obtain tiled
ked e conductthemselves o wi;similarh those viykise..proceedings
that have
Associations in this City."
that redress which, in a less corrupt Court ofJudica-
ture, the humblest Irishman, Whiteboy or Orange-
man, would obtain, but attempts are made to prevent
the better part of the community from expressing
their indignation and abhorrence of the 'atrocious
outrage.
A Requisition was presented to the Sheriff of the
County of Weicford, for a Public Meeting. Had it
been signed by starving peasantry of Ireland, or
by Captain RoCk. and his band, we should have ex-
cused the Sheriff. for refusing it; but, on the con-
trary, it lied the. support of nearly all the wealth and
respectability in the County, including the three Go-
vernors (the Earls of Covatowm and IVlousrsoancs,
and Mr. 'Torramsm), the two Members for the
County, a Protestant Bishop,
,not .a Catholic titular
one, three and twenty Magistrates, 'and several other
heads of 'the leading,. families. 4:lriquiOtion, thus
signed, was presented to thcgbeiiii, Mr. Kann! AL-
000K, who thus flippantly answers the Requisition
Mr Loam AND GENTLDNIV—I this day had the honour of
receiving your
.Requisition calling on me to convene the'Cuunty
to congratulate his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, os hit
escape from what you *nee so cull the late :taring outrages mama
ted again4t his person."

BRIGHTON, JANUARY 17.

We have the happiness to observe that our Royal
benefactor and Sovereign• is now decidedly regarded,
in a most promising degree, as convalescent. His
MAJetify at up for several hours to-day, and found
himself refreshed and better in the evening. The in-
quiries at the Palace, involving Nobility with their
inferiors, have not diminished in number To-day, to
all of which, at all hours, the answer has readily and
cheerfully been--'" Nis Miens:Tr continues better."
'There has not been any music at the Palace, since
his MAJIISTY'S indisposition.
The weather continues intensely cold.

WINTER... iNES.

BY :lantWYNiL

How keen and nahk-sa the modal
- -Stem Whiter 'wits Isiterest. form I

Loug"eiseerless bights; and Murky days!-
No sun-heam'eseldne biiirry'S ways ! -
The frost has stoppiii yon-viliagcmin,
. And Labour, eery-where, stands still;
• Rv'n birds, front loans gross withdrawn,
Fall, torpid, a the frozen lawn-
- No more, in Spring, to greet the morn,
Or build their nests to yonitaiihorn !
Loud howls the wind along the vak !
Shipwreck and death are in the pls.!
• . Lorn, weary trawlers, as they go,
Are wilder'd in the. trackless wow,
Groping, in fearful dread, between
_Deceitful ice, and valphs semen;
. . Lest, after all.the dangers past, . •
The next sad step *NM be their last !

To town or city If we turn,
What numbers weep, what numbers mourn !
.Vpslielfer'd sons of Toil and Care;
Cold, sbiv'ring, comfortless, and bare t
Foot seamen, erst in battle brave,
sinking to the vase !
Sad groupes, who never begg'd before,
Imploring aid from door to door !
While helpless Ate, too frail to roam,

Is perishing, for want, at home !
•
Bard fate, when poverty and years - •
Assail us, in this vat,.
Death, the dismal scene to closet '
In pity, terminates oat woes! •
0! ye, whom !stratums bath blest,
With wealth to succour the. &arrest.
0! lend your help in time of need ! .
The naked clothe—tbe hungry feed,
And great, from Hitav'x, shall be your meed

Last week an old gentleman, an inhabitant of St. Hellen;
Tersey, was found frozen to death sear his own house.. .
Monday afternoon a young man, of the name of John BiguaL
was drowned in the Canal. near Paddington, while generously
endeavouring to save the life of a boy who had fallen through the
ice. The buy was ultimately saved by the exertions of others •
but poor Ripen wits irrecoverably loss:

att;

. -
Tuesday evening, between five and six o'clenk. bur: •• •
under 14 years of age, whose parents reside in the Wandenrottik
toad, agreed to accompany each other to the adjoining Maillair,%
for the purpose of sliding, On their way thither Oaf, molstyool
a youth, aged above 16 yeaia,:the am: oredr:MOrkl. 01
'add"; 'neat ifieankaatomeroas, who accompanied them aim
;They riuul scarcely, however, ventured on the ice, when k
'brake, and the eldest, a fine girl, unable to preserve herself, was
sinking very fast. The youth observing her perilous Oinks%
hastened to her issiseince, but in his laudable endeavours be
himself fell in. With great presence of mind be still kept taut
hold of her, and at length succeeded in bringing her out of the
water; yet, drenched as he was, he would not leave the object
of his preservation until he had taken her home to her fried
Tuesday le'nnight Mr. Aaron Young, of Loanaid,lo the=
of Norbior, new iklinbusgh, farmer, sad his servant,
a lad about 17.yeus of of ago, were drowned in the Widnitifire,
at Bluestoneford. Mr. Toon, his wife, and' Miss Bell (his
niece), were morning from a visit it Fairlaw, and having cons
t• the ford, the Ladies were alarmed at its NM r
solied to go up to Ananias and cross by the_ giving dhow
tlotis t• the servant to meet them ou the other side with the can.
OE they set accordingly, and Mr. Young, whq was onhoemback;
led the lid ventured into the foid, which was gala with kis,
aid 'Which being put in motion tsj the hones and the cart, cams
down ha sin+ quoutitiei and with veil force as to upset them /4
The body of Mr. Young wasidelted up Moll aftei, near Edingtost
44.4
Hilt but that of the stsvam was not found-until next . Tile
hots Hr. Toting rode escaped, but the me in the cart .-.
testaday en Inquest was held at the Duke of •
Cannon-street, St. George's, on the body of Mary BHA," Ist
Chow &ceased husband formerly kept the Beehive, in LAldims,
hall-market, bit having . some to decay. -she was about be bog
crime a pauper In, the Pariah of St. Peter, Corphill ; when, sus
her way to the workboute, she fell from the arm of her cal•
dater. and exPised fosmodiately ! Terdiet-i-Apoplexy,
..Andaquestima held at the Coach and Horses, York-atm%
Ilitentsaiktecroislpilsedy 4 Mo. Mary Tacky, who lodged in
, . .;.Weslisesday. some of the other inmates,l
by het scan** went into beskrano, and fooad her
as der The flaunt irste.exdaguisised, and she was coo-
.

liit 4113n4

Detaelvohents blelongtxitto the undermentioned Corps, iin,;} r
Owaiodl of. It propmproportion of Officers, are ordered to
ARO* /44Atitiont, Portsmouth, and Albany Barracks,
loe,lClstbasn, in, order sub.equendy to proceed to Oravevendi
(* Ai, put qf embsrbing, about the middle of next mektnit,
boa ed.ge; t.ilk Castle, for idadrast
Se. of rom' Date of Date 4
t . Corr., f march. Arrival
llatir, u . , is ".* liildstone Elst inst.3lstiast.
us re mr
..
"11. .iteginlillt . 10 . Portsmouth. 224 ditto !Sib do.
234, ditto loth de,
ei not '
414 4iito - 160 Ditto.
46th ditto - 175 Ditto. 24th chum .310 do.
14th ditto ~
.7s 1 5 Alracks banyßar- Z 23d dm.
3131 de.
5
66th ditto - •SO Di to. 23d do. 14444
- - .

nth ditto - 104 . Ditto. 24th do. ' Ist Feb.
The Depot. of the 13th Regiment of Foot commenced io
numb on Monday last, from Chatham, CA- AUmily e.r.ae-s
libtfte irwitlatHee on Thesday, the 21st inst.
Detachiumts belonging to the t - Dragoons, and the tett
-Lancers, ate ordered to anarch from Mildstone to Chatham,
preparatory,to their embarkation at Gravesend, for Bents/.
The Depoi of the 65th Foot wiU arrive at Chatham ou Mew
day neat, Alm Portsmouth.

NAVAL LVTELLIGLNCE.

FROM THE GIBRALTAR CHRONICLE OF DECENiBER 19.

Ili* Majesty's brig Citeurictaza arrived this morning front
Corfu. She brings intelligence that a most violent sterna had
.dote considerable damage to the shipping, and pariculariy to his
Majesty's ships of war then lying in the harbour. 'ft], ig t: .ing
appears to have been very destructive : the CHANUCL.kid tZ. • hu•
mainmast, the Itanuma her maintop-mast, and '',ea one
of her men. At Smyrna she greatest tranquillity prevails, the
Pacha having lately received a reinforcement of troops; and, is
an example, decapitated some of the most turbulent Janissaries.*
The NoßrameintaLerro, of 74 guns, Captain MALIN(/' arrived
at Gillingham oa Friday, from Sheerness; she will lhortly pro.
teed to Chatham* to be repaired.

The Loyd, Deasu, from Jersey, was wrecked near Whitby
on Wednesday; Clew saved.

The Lion, Hems; and the Aconi, Noose, of Wells,
both coal laden, were driven on shore near Whitby, on Thur..
day, but arc expected to be got off: crews saved by the life-boat.
Yamssoarn, Jam 17.—A large yawl, called the Seaman's As.
alliance, belonging to Lowestoft, put off from that place about
one o'clock en Saturday morning, with Wittiaer ilirratta a
pilot, and seven beachmen on hoard, whkli bas not sitter bees
scenes heard of; there is therefore every reason to fear she
shipped. a sea and sunk, with all hands on board. An oar, a
and 'some other part belonging to the yawl, bane beta
gishimUip near Aldbarostgb, which leaves but little dotabfof the
emiluettanste fate of her crew. Four of them were single mea,
and the remainder bare left large families to deplore their less.
The following are the namest—Wittlam Bemire, pilot, wife
end four children ; ',swats Bovetria, son of the pilot, single;
Msresiew Come (or Commut), wife and live children ; JAM/
lesststas, single; James net-come, wife and three children;
Sawn Gams, wife and two children; BILMAIMUI Farms;
'Ne 14ltdd Jibmwisat 'At its, single men.
WWI*, N. W.—Sailed, the Riseborottglib
foe :Units" ; Pertittide, Menne, for Jamaica. The Daub
salicylic:ids/imp, width put in here on Saturday, has sustained
so much damage in her keel and bottom, by striking on the hat
coming mit of Scilly, that her cargo must be unladen to-repair.
DLL. JAL 17.--Wind N. W.—Put back last evening, Ity
ailpetse Winds, the Minerva, DALI, for New Orleans. Arrived
last night. and sailed this morning, the whole of the homeward.
bound for the River; and Usk, Heaters, for Demerara ; alse,
Itorday, the Cadmus, Arnim, from Odessa; Ann, Crtow, from
Mogadore; Glaston, Laatiost; from Honduras. Came dons
from the Meer last night, and sailed, the Melrose, for Grenada;
also, to.dat, the Amity, GIAT, for Bencoolen, Batavia, Serme
Ipore and Penang ; and the Emily, linemmx, for the South Soil
Regain, several-vessels.

. . • . .
Lord N. and Laclititsay. Basinecr have arrived at the 14
of LoallnaLell Wit, COLUVIIbre, Rutbindshire,frorg s tour. .
A Gentleman of the name of TURNER is appoimai
to a Special Mission to Madrid. 1
Yesterday the Prussian Minister transacted bush*.
at the Foreign OffiCe. .
The Earl of Livearoot. had a long interview wit*
Mr. Secretary CANNING, at the Foreign Office ye*
terday. . • .--. i
• Yesterday the Lords of the Treasury piOSee. decl. le
'further treaslitgof Cconielitstheappeal to.siseir Look.
shipi by -the-Mariluisisfaitariseauclund Sir l'ismise
litsnor.gg
Mr.:Rxvituoa, the Colombian Minister; .has ki
Blake's Hotel, Jermyn-street, for his new residence in
Welbeek-street. . .... ... •.,
It is.rumoured, that the LORD CRAWCILLOR bra
appointed the time and place for the Working of the
commission de botatico irquirenclo,ooaceraiirg lard
Pot:WM (IPM ; namely, in about a month from- heneti
at the Freemasons' Tavern. Counsel to support the
(lunacy, Messrs. WRFEIRRELL, BROUGHAM, and Dais.
jicair:6 Sgrjeast Pau., Mr. WILDE; and Mr. F. Win.
Llama, on the other side.. It is also said, that moat
than -100 witnesses are or will be summoned, and than
the copies in the proceedingd will .cost £3OOO. • .
The Duchess of Karr honoured the King's Thema
with het presence on Ti estay evening.
.Daturr-Larterhe appal-ince:of .Messrs. Kiaa
and Youtta, last night, in the nhataitcrs of Otkelks
and Lope brought a crowded audience, who testified
their high approbation of the respective merits of the
above excellent Performers by repeated plaudits. - •
COVRNT-GA RDZW..—The Beggar, Opera was acp4
last night, and Miss PATos, for the first time age
her indisposition, resumed the character of Polly. .Is,
afforded us pleasure to remark, that her heahh LIMP
to improve, and to find her, capable of throwing i 0 p
her performance all that animation, power, .
variety, which formerly captivated the town. P
MAX went through Mach with a spud deal
ability. BLANCIIARD and BARTLBY made Pee:china
and Lochit highly amusing; and Miss HALLAWD,
as Lucy, and Mrs. DAVaXPORT, as Alto. Picchio*
contributed largely to the mirth of the evening. t.
Mr. WATKINS BILIRROUGMS, the active Manager Of
the Surrey Theatre, has added to his present respect-
able Company, by engaging Miss Eusiusrou, the
young Lady who performed last season with so much
eclat at Drury-Lane Theatre. .
tarty yesterday morning the house of Law's Polito?. Eat qt
Artillery-place, Flnsburr-square was entered by tides" who
forced open an iron chest, from ;filch they stole pkiosiAkc. to
the value of upwards of £l9OO.
-Thilday coming, as the Marquis Cossosto'skanse-keeper wi'
is kii -way from Balkan-Abbey to his Lordships seat near
Tesiaidas, kis horse stumbled, and thaw him with so muck*
him sikat he died sods afterfrirds. " '.t.
• %Wei? last,. at 11 (o'clock at night, a gun, loaded with' kao'
was dblikargedistodos winery of the Kew. William CobboW.
.tfless it Belbonle, where he mod Mrs. Cobboid were sittiog, and
balks P:ataare* PC thug and. some of. the shots penecrsted
throtoMtke shutter; but fortabody -without doing etiber di
tltem any diary,. though the aitwiiiterkkoily taken In the.,
Vag& Of Vile: - ' Tkrwillato who fired the gun made
. altar weri Aala3titatAed.6.44-qtYarde having flak
tO-ea tko I,ritgtosAms44wrowoo oil apt Igiagel,
ill, ?heed k este- ,e(Natarsarts.

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Declaration from the Porte to lay be
tentiaries, he could only give an avec
communication with the Reis Effend
M. de Lutiow ; and in which the '
1 persistedinhis refusal to open fresh i
i,'
i the Russian Cabinet respecting the
Porte should evacuate the fortresses
It was proposed at the Congrei
IF Tatischeff to Constantinople, but thi
;".
ander formally refused; only. cons
Minister may go to an Austrian tow
' • frontiers, in case the Porte accedes
which LOW Strangford is commies
i the name of the Powers, which wou
Divan also sect a Plenipotentiary

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