Star.
London, England, 1806-08-19 00:00:00

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NAPLES, JULY 21.
On the day after the furrender of Gaeta, the gar-
rifon embarked for Sicily, after having given their
word of honour not to carry arms agarnft France
during a year and a day. The Englab left in the
town the five m which they placed there.—
There remain giro tzo pieces of artillery, and a great
quantity of warlike Rotes.
It was on the iith of July that the Prince of Heil*
Philipflhal, commandant of Gaeta, was (truck by a
fplinter from a wall, thrown down by the explofion
of a bomb—he remained on the fpnt as if dead. He
was then carried on board an Englifb veffel, which
immediately failed for Palermo. We are affured that
his wounds are Co fevere, that his life is defpaired of.
His Adjutant, Colonel Hot; fucceeded him in the
command of the place.
General Verdier has, at this moment, his head-
quarters at Cafrano ; there of General Regnier are
at Catangaro ; they are employed in defiroying the
remains of the stretches who revolted in Calabria.—
'the province of Bafilicate has condueed itfelf in a
way which does it infinite honour. The Civic Guard,
ellahlifixed by the exertions of General Pignatetli and
the Prefident Salem, maintained their good order
and tranquillity.
The taking of Gaeta has produced the happieß ef-
feat. That event deßroys the guilty, hopes of the
enemies of tranquillity—already a large corps of
troops has let out from before that place, and has
advanced into Calabria ; and there is reafon to ex-
pea. that in a little time that province will beentirelt
purged of the Brigands who dillurb it. . . I
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FRANCE.
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PAWS, AUGUST 6.
'' At the infant when we rated:ay !Innovated, oh
At faith of the Englifh Journals, the departure of-
Lord Lauderdale from London to Paris aeon event'
extremely probable, that Nobleman bad arrived in
this city, where he alighted at the hotel de l'Enspire
• Jo the Reset Cerutti. Thole who recoiled how mach
limier the old Adminiltration be always mewed bins-
felf the partizan of peace,mue augur very favourably
of the refill! of a negneiition in which we are doubt-,
Id's aothorlted to believe that be is dellitted to take a
geincipal lhare.
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Lord Losderdale caw% a frigate, 'from which'
he was landed at Calais rig the 3d ink about noon.
The frigate tainted him With 4 guns when he.quit,
quit-
ted her. The klayoransdrConilitnied Aqaba:Wes of
the town went to receive him at the poets, • • , i
aeon TUC 12411/1. • •
- 4.• The pant &oaths' of Europe call* for•a po4
/laical (yam totallasiffeevat from that which, to iul
Seam; the Evil& Gorernpstnt kas Col/owed lb long.?
/Ise time is int far ditutt, when, even for its cruel
*lnterefl, the Cow of London wills be *very glad to:
acknowledge thweiglite comma to all nations. It
ha hitherto made war upon priaeiples which it,
Ihnold• *Wady have difasowed. Dnuhtlefs we
eraglit not to be furprifed, their' the midi of a Ilea
"amtmatiftwhich profiles a happy tefult, it is Rill
.'s isj(trenidable preparations. France difnovern
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t . dad. fisfLettentlw to fropport the flrength of her
arthre,,, sad- the military fpirit which animates!
'bet fpldiers. Thefe demonflrations only prove thq
defies of each of ihefe Powera to make peace that
pore advantageous and folid. Bur what grieves asisd
'to fee that England has not yet renounced its hie' ix:
fpotations. that fylient of diforganizatiowand mfr.
chy which is incompatible with the ezifience of civi-
lized fockty. The expedition of Wanda, to which
it cannot be doubted that England his bemired al
fieance ; the connexions kept up with Deffilines and
the revolted in St. Domingo ; in thou, the nature of
the aid given to Bing Ferdinand, sae which has Cot;
filled in organizing revolt, pillagny'lltnl'illeffination
111 Cislablis► are a true kandal la theloist of •all Ea.'
ropean Governments. The law. of nations certainly
permit, the defence of • the antes of an wily. but it
mull he by legitimate meant i for war all., has its
fegiflatii n. the objeft of Which is, to dinxinifh the ca-
lamities which it brings in its train. It would pro
2150'e the caufe of humanity. were there. lever Peen
in camps env other than regular 11 aelPei 0 r regularly;
sulphite-J. in a'revailted cnuntry, all the iohabitkote
bet., me enemies. The cottage of the labourer is!
eve longer a refpeded afylum. The whole people are
expoled to the horrors of war. It is full time that
Ginernments fhould ceafe to have renewer* en this'
imiferable teritiree. The Emperor of the French has!
difdained to employ it in this war. No revolted
fuhjtes have been teen under his triumphant colours.,
Let us hope that the example which he gives to 'the{
irnid will not be loft, and that his glorious reign
ball hr the epoch of a policy more liable and mote
idearitaveout for humanity.'.' -
Atourev 7.—The comte de Metternich arrived is,
poi: IA Sunday. It is long fince the ttiplomiik ,
Corps was fo complete as it is at this mi•ment.
Auou IT 11.—According to one of oar Journals of
this day. many people are of opinion that the peace
with Enplarot is ?heady figned,ansi that it win, if not
earlier. be nude public on the birthday of the Em-
peror, tl-i. dAy fc'nolght.
It was lag Tueiday evening that Lord Lauderdale
who was received en his route from Calais hither
With the greateß eipreffions of joy, arrived in this
capital, and n'p the following day was prefented• to
his Majeny. He has with him, as Secretaries, Mars.
Stuart and Maddifon.

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The Jewifh Alfembly here has already anfwered
three of lhe quelitons propofed to it t—thefe are' as
follow 3
I. I. 613 lawful for the leers to marry more than one wife ?
a. II Diiorce allowed by the Icwith religion t Is It lawful, al.
tboaah no femence refpe<ling it be pronounced by the Trlbunab,
2nd in purfusuce of the French Codc ?
• 3 ' May a lewcfe marry a Chrlftlan, and a Cbriftlan female
with a Jaw ; or does the law require that the Jews fairly marry
baton each other f.
aefwer 'enntaini principally, that Ate jewifh
M the' fitiEleft fence, permits polygainy.diviirce,
Ind mixed marriages ; but that there are limited by
pratlice and uflge. To the queltion Which relates
tit the duties of Trench citizens, the Aitembly Talon.
tattlf, and without premeditation, auftfered in the
(ullea manner: • , • •