Star.
London, England, 1815-12-12 00:00:00

ROME, NIVEMTICR 21.

It is asserted that the Ministers of the great Powers
have delivered to his Eminence the Cardinal Secre.,
tary of State the treaty of rartive to the war
against the Birbary posers. and that it has been rati-
fied by all the sovereigns in their quality of Grand
Masters if the several mi:it,try and religions orders
in their dominion. By this act the powers engage
not only to put an end to the uh:te slave trade,
which the African covcri:rnol,s carry on with equal
insolence and i:npunity ; bat ;n orJer to prevent the
return of acts of v:olence w:,icii
the powers also declare, that they will establish there
the form of government which shall afford the best
guarantee. The contingent of the powers for this
new species of war will be the s.ime, and no one shall
be permitted. under any pretence whatever, to keep
up a greater number of troops than is fixed by the
treaty. All the troops shall have the same uniform.

His Holiness shall be at liberty to send a Legate,
but who shall not interfere in temporal matters.
This treaty, which consists of 133 articles, flees
that all the Christians 51141 be set at liberty, and can-
not make a part of the army destined to occupy the
country.

The Sublime Porte, it is said, remains neuter in
this war, and will receive guarantees for its European
possessions.

One is astonished at knowing the treaty against
the pirates, and not to know any thing of what has
passed in the Consistory, where this affair has been
treated.

It is certain that his Holiness has not yet published
any Bull on the subject of this new crusade.
It is said that his Holiness will give to the Grand
Masters of the Military Orders a suit of armour and
a banner. The whole of the allied forces is &eel by
the treaty at 45,000 men. Several gallies have been
armed at Ancona.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT WELVE O'CLOCK.
Reduced 5911—Cana. mo. shut—for opg.
4 per Cent. 7411-5 per Cent. abut—Bonds 1.. 24. die.
Ouan.l4 /1 pr.—Do. pay. 14 Va. thy. 41. pr.

The Montreal Papers to the Ist ultimo, which, with
Quebec Gazettes to the same ii.cte, hAve
mention the return of Sir Gordi.ct Drummond and
his Suite, to Quebec, frem a tour to the upper dis.
nicts ; he appears to have mule an extensive survey
of the British settlements in U, per Canada. Drum-
mondville, on the St. Francis, a new settlement, and
of some importance, is stated to be mach improved.
Much attention has been lately )!v ,1 t., the roads in
the Upper Provinces. Thecsuppiief: of c!% cry descrip-
tion of provisions were in cuusequence Flentiful.
" QUEBIEC, OcTouen 23.—The Commissioners have
fixed the rate of Exchange fur Govurnm:nt Bills for
the next fortnight from this date, at `2lper cebt. ster-
ling discount.
66 The frequency of fire; appears T.') have attracted
the attention of Government, and strict investigations
appear to have taken place.' The C,.:riadian Gcurant,
of the 21st October, says, that the dal; by a late
fire is estimated at 8170,000 sterling ; that sevnall
persons have been taken up on sir:pici,,n, amongst
the number a boy, who had, a short time previous to
the fire, asked permission at two bow es to light R.
candle. The boy's only account was, that he did it.
at the desire of a slaw., who premi%ed him some
think for it."

THE illtmr.

WevuouTH.—The Moth Regimnst of Light DI'S.
goons, under the command of Colonel ELIWKEJto .ate
nnw on their march from Radepole Barrackv to
Hounslow, &c. to relieve the 14th, ordered for Ire-
land.. No regiment ever left this garrison more
esteemed.

Wednesday the Dorham Militia, commanded by
Lientenant.Colonel CALCAOHAN, arrived in gdin-
burgh from Dai liugton i and have since proceeded
uu their route to GlAsgow.

Monday se'nnight, a detachment ,of the Aberdcco-
ahire Militia marched from Aberdeen, under the
command of Captain GRANT, for Perth.
The British Officers in g.arri3on at Brussels Ilst
week performed thy comedy of ✓olin Bull, with the
afterpiece of the Muse Lawyer, for the benefit of the
pour of that city.

NA Via INTELLIGENCE.

MAI
aaa. DUE.

ATtk. MAI.
Dublin . -. 3 1 I Culls -- . 0 0
Waterford - - 2 2 Malta - • - 0 0
Gurrmey and Jersey 0 S Hamborgb •- 0 1
Holland - - 0 1 Flanders • . - I 0
Gotteaurgh • 0 2 Corunna - - - 0 0
I.isbun - - 0 U Halifax --- 0 0
Francs • - 4 0 Now York - • 0
' FALMOUTH, DECEMBER 9.
Arrived the John, Captain WALKER, from Domi-
nica for orders; the Swedith brig Fronnanon, C:rpt.
Lomtcastm, from Malaga for 1-larn'aurgli ; Li; Ma-
jesty's ship MEDINA from St. John's (Ntwforia,land.)
Sailed the Duke of Kent packet, Capt. COTL,WOIt'i ,I,
far Lisbon ; the Frederick packet for Gibraltar and
Malta.—Wind N.E. fresh breezes.
PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER 11.
Came in the Favourite, THOMSON, from the Downs;
lest an anchor and cable. Arrived the General
Washington, WOOD, from Alexandria ; Sophia, ion--
aos, and the Christina, MALT2EN, from Alicant.—.
Sailed the I)orit, —, for Rio Janeir ~

A boat containing five men unfortunately swamped
AF &Mi.:Arne on Thursday last, when all on board
perished. Two of the sufferers are brothers, of the
name of IS cncirtNo, residents of Hastings ; two others
belong to EAbtbourne.

bEAt,; DECEMBER 11.
CAme from the River and sailed the War-
wick, DigsrailN, for Jamaica ; Albion, Fistraa, for
India, and several more—particulars unku,:wn.
, MARGATE, DECEMBER !I.
The Woodbridge East Indianan is iti the slrne si-
tuation as when we last wrote. The v:ea:?:t.r is be-
conic moderate, and a sloop is got alongside of her
to take out part of her cargo. A Swedish brig with;
timber has come into our Roads this morring, in a
very leaky state, name yet unknown. Si.veral
lot wine have been picked up at sea, and btoug!it iatu
this Lathe& and landed.
RAMSGATE, DECEMBER 11.
The wreck on the Goodwin Sands proves to he the
Concord, of Sunderland. Several anchors and c.ibles
nave been picked up and brought into this harbour.
Arrived the Juno GL, and Perseverance GK,

•ports, with troops Iron Otend. A boat is jilA
come in with three casks of French w►ne, picked up
off the Foreland, and several more casks ae seed
floating about.—Wind N.W. mote moderate.
SHEERNESS, DECEMBER it.
Several casks of wine from some stranded vrsccl
continue to be brought into this harbour and other
parts of the Isle of tiheppy. Some of them arc
marked as follows: —W.S. It and A, A.A. G.W.
Several barrels of tar have also been brought in front
a stranded vessel, name unknown. The J'ip lost ou
the Home Sand is the Argo, PLAYER, of Hatdey,
bound to London, with coals.

The PRINCE Rrosicr has made choice of six 213-
mirals and four Captains as his Naval Aides.de•camp.
The HON. Rear.Admir4 HENRY BLACKWOOD is one
of the distinguished officers upon whom this honour
has fallen.

The several public Offices connected with the Navy
are to undergo considerable reducement in supernume-
rary clerks, &c. ; several situations which, • from the
pressure of public business, have been created, are
reported as in contemplation to be abolished, as no
longer necessary, by which material savings in the ex-
penditure will follow. In the Transport Department a
reduction of officers employed as agents on foreign sta-
tion, afloat, and at the outposts, has already taken
place; and it is said, many others will experience simi-
lar measures,from the few vessels that are now wanted
as transports.—ln the Victualling Department at the
outports reductions are taking place,aud the most rigid
system of economy is every where to be observed.
On Saturday last, CIIARLIS HARRISON, Esq. of
Lincoln's Inn, was, by the Corporation of Ripera,
unanimously elected Recorder of that Borou;:,h.
A Nei...York Paper of the 7th November, calls
upon all true Americans 44 neither to buy nor wear
any of the trash f rem Manchester, or any EngliOa
manufactures."
On the authority of letters from Spain, it is err.
rently reported that FERDINAND Vll. ha; deprived
the Biscayans of the ancient privileges tl.ey have so
long enjoyed. It will be remembered that the thi..e
provinces of Guipuscoa, Alaba, and Biscay!, Irid
a freer Constitution than the other\ pa: ts of
which was called the Privileges of Dr.cay. Acroid-
ing to the tenor of said Constitution, the Biscayans
formed their Provincial Juntas or Cortes under the
shade of an tree, called of Garnica, said to be
400 years old. This tree the French destroyed when
they were in Spain, and FERDINAND has gone a step
further, and overturned the Constitution, from its
being offensive to his principles.
Major Semple died suddenly on the ISIII ult. at
Lisbon. He went to bed the receding night ai-.-
pavently in good health, and was form,' deal iii his
bed in the morning. He said he WAS on !:is way to
Morocco, to which he had engaged to u'..nsport him-
self, on the Pluses Reoestes remitting the seilier.ce
passed on hint at his last conviction for el:::iatidin4 a
cliceseinonger of bacon and cgs.

' SPQRTING.

bird ',la.?, the •aim tiay.

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rI.;.TEMENT OP 'I'VE ODDS 9141 TIIV. DERBY AND
OAKS lAK ES, ritr.—Dh.c. tl.
DERBY.
9 to I agat C. by Walton, out of Pennytrumpet.
10 to I apt Firemo‘ter, br. to Squib.
Taken—ll to 1 opt John of Par iv (late Dick Goodison.)
12 to 1 apt Vi', aitetcock, by Orville.
OAKS.
Taken-6+ to 1 apt Slier to Raphael.
l'atito-7 to I no Sotttr to Cri•pin.
10 to 1 11;4 any o, her.

THE Cl I WE.
t
The 'Hatfield Hounds mist- _'...tos iay, at Braminghant ; Satur-
tdav, at Powdell's. at halt V3..t ten.
I he Ewa Llotottl. meet to•inori ow, at Gannets.
El-ex Voshoott 's 111,.rt I lints I.ty at fopyinghne Hall.
II die tit t:t..t.tott's llt nods meet tittt.. trrow, at Wappeu-
I wtt ; i r 31, at I ;.•...eit•notton, at tl.lll-r;St ten.
11.• 1t,LW.,1.4 Inct.t to motrow, at Roston; Friday, at
Oat tlt,ett, :r heit past ten.
I 1;, t 2 tsinti 1 letirds meet .0-1110170 w, at Cutts Turopike;
Thur. ,atk rt t Irby, at 1,.t11-;)a.: len
1 hr Earl of Darlington's Foxists.dul, threw off yestcr."ay at 1 I,
at Wind-mill, on Hu. ton Moor; !Mow off Thursday, at Alel.son-
by Villayie, anti on Saw: 'av at Sommer-holm 'Village.
Lord Scarborough's Foxhounds met yesterday at Rosstugton-
bridge ; meet on Wednesday at Osberton, and on Frithoy at Clay-
wort Is Town.
in: M. NI. Sykes's l Toonds met yesterday at Langton village,
met t to-morrow at Sett mom Beacon, .rod on Ft Way at Hildiug
ley Gate.
Si; 13. Graham's Foxhounds threw off to.tily at Onston, throw
off ou 1 inn inlay at Newland Dark, and on Saturday at Hanging-
wood.
Mr Fox's Hounds raet yercr.!3y at the Cross Roads, meet to-
morrow at Bickerton liar, anti on Friday ot Darlington Arch.
The Si:ton:Tann Foxhound, met to-day at East meet on
Friday at Helmsley
'I he 1 iol..iernegi Foxhound% met yesterday at Cowden, Neet
to-morrow at Burton Constable.
in:l htirnaity Pounds met yesterday at Hag ersgate Mae
Bell. meet on Thursday at Hilton village, and ou Saturday at
Damsels.
The York City Hounds hunted yesterday near Bilbrough;
bunt to-morrow ',tsar Niurton, and on Fri hay near Itawchife.
Stihseriptinn Foxhounds met th s day At Sut-
ten It- Forest, a:id will :nett on Saturday at Kilburn.
Ile Holder:lns. Hounds wtil meet :4-morrow at Sitafiling,
anti ou Saturday at Lelly Mill.
edneitlay se'smiest the Earl Of Darlington's Fox Hounds had
nue of the finest tuns renter-dieted for some time. After trying
tickerby wititont effect, they pro:ceded to Lattt;tott
Whin, when not linitlig there, they wont to Aiskew Matra:lons,
where a fox was VIA CIO. tk tall towards Little Langton, Crushea
the Swale, anti afterwards thrice re-cross, d that river. lie thint
d:rectted hi, course for Daohy, by East Cow too, North Cowton,
and disdaining the llustt there, he run past 1. to Halnaby, thence
to Walmere, and alter a inn of two hours and a half, was lost
_near Barton \Vino. Oat of a great field, oily very few were or
at the conclusion, amongst whom were noticed—the Lad of
Darlington, Mr. Hartley, Mr. Trotter, Mr. Rooth, Mr. N. Al-
cuck,and Pinsdale.

SEAMER COURSING MEETING,
For the Cup given by W. J. Deniion, Esq. for the Gruhounda ha
Scarner and within ten miles thereof.
First run on the 2d December.
Mr Donner's brintLe and white dug, Snap, beat S4r T. Legard's
blank and white dog, Victor.
Mr. Fnotey's bl .1 I)ar, beat Mr Donner's r and w'd Smoker.
Air. ( • hik d v. ask. h. at Mr. Hodrs.-m's bl and w b Fly.
Mr I bilgson's r and w d iron. beat Mr.W. Lie,wick's blkbittL
Mr. Hail's blk d Qttii.tot, heat NI w d :Nport.
Mr. Wilson's br and w b Ply, lit at M. bik bitch.
becund Class, run on the 4th.
Mr. Dunner's brie and w 41 Snap, beat Alr.Vinscat's br and w b

I.ly.
Mr. P.all's bik d Quinton, beat Mr. flotis.:on's r ard w d Trim.
Mr. Cooke 's blk d Ma•k, brat Mr. Poetry's bit 4 Dort.

Cooke's blk tl Mask, heat Mr Duniter's brindle and w dog,
Yur, asd Mr. Hall', d Quinton.
1 he lira Class run on ::atuttlly the 24 inst. and a numerous
ge'd had excellent I:version, which was heightened by the k ‘e-
ness of the w•ea:her. lite second and thislC:aases ran ou Mon• I
day the 9th, when the Cup was won by the Wick dog Mask, be-
loc.zfi,g to Mr. Ge... Cooke, of Faltgrave, ntar Scarbro'. Ibc
day was unfavt urab!e, but the sport very lair, and the parties re-
tircd to the Dentsun's Arms, at Scattier, where JohnTindall,Esq.
(the winner of iast year'a Cup) presided at an excellent dinner,
and the evening was spent with the utmost harmony and canvi.
vialiry.

The PRINCE REGENT left town last night for
Br;gliton, whither her MAJESTY and the Princesses
wilt repair to•merrow nr ut xt day. The Royal Party
ate expect.d to pass thy Christmas Holidays on the
coast.

Yesterday Count HARDENITERG had an audience of
the PRINCE REGENT at Carlton-h.,iise.
S.iturd,i) Viscount BIGMOUTH, VISZOHRt MELTILLR,
and the CHANCELL(`R Of the EXCHEQUER, went to
W icitwater Ct.liege to inspect some models for lorti-
tacations, Etc. Yesterday the Ministers returned to
London.

Mr. Husatssow came to town yesterday.
D-. VtNCENT, the venerable Dean of Westminster,
is seriously
The Duke of NottrotA is still in the same lingering
state. The Duke, we undi.rstand, is worn down to a
mere skeleton, and is -.My supported by the strength
of his constitution, not having been able to take any
nourishing food for many days. His faculties ;tre in
the most p►•r'ect state; he is composed, and fully re-
s;gned to his approaching fate.

Tins ritEscia GENERAL PILLET —This base ea-
Inniniator of our country, iu which he experienced
every species of indulgence and hospitality, has had
the effrontery to publish a book at Paris, 611 ed
the blackest slander upon the whole English nation.
He abuses the whole female sex. He says that our
Ladies, when they quit the dining.room, adjourn
with the brandy-bottle to a commodiass apartment,
there to get drunk, and that the consumption of wo-
men may be accounted for by the fashion of husband's
killing their wives, which they do with impunity !
The above scoundrel absconded in violation of, his
parole, from Bishop's Waltham ; on the 24th of
March, 1810, was recaptured at I lastings, and sent
to Not man Cross Prison on the I 5:11 pf April, 1310 ;
he was afterwardb re-admitted to parole at Ashburn.
Oa the sth of March, 1312, he a second time vio.
fated his parole, and was apprehended and sent into
confinement at Chatham. The fi.llowing translation
ot a fetter will not only throw same light upon this
s.i!.ject, but serve to anew what credit the assertions
of such a man ao this I'ILI,I3T are deserving of :
". zwyternber 6, 1610.
"To the most Honourable tll,. Ci.noni..::ouers of tLe not-

port °dice.
• The Adjutant Commandant fillet, and Captain Paolucei,
of the Royal Itaian Navy.,
• Honourabie C-ntletu.n•—fo eonfortnity to your dirt:vino.,
we repaired to kabbeurn, the depot apsigued to us by you, whin:
we arrived on the let it.stant.

" Accept, Gentlemen, our thanks for the manner, as obi:glut:
as prompt, Lt which you have forwarded to us our paisontl,
1. 5; ch makes us regard, not as an act of juotice, but as al, Act of
isargie generosity, what you have done fur us.
We are with respect, Gentlemen,
as Your very humble artd very übedkut Servants,
' (Signed) 111.1.16 T.
" la otvpci."