Star.
London, England, 1822-04-11 00:00:00

CADIZ, MARCH ID.

The ship of the line Asia has happily cast anchor
this afternoon at the mouth of the port, and but a
very few vessels belonging to the convoy are behind.
[7 one that has been lost is the armed schooner

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theevening, on the coast between Rota and
the crew were saved, and it is hoped ...art
part of the cargo, consisting 0E117,000
be recovered.
VALENCIA, MARCH n.
Oar troubles do not cease. The day before yes-
terday a troop of students, seduced by the favourers
of anarchy, appeared before a post of artillery, in-
sulted it, and had afterwards a quarrel with other
individuals of the same arm, at the gates of the Uni-
versity. The Alcalde of the nearest barrier, who en-
deavoured to restore tranquillity, was pelted with,
stones, as well as four soldiers of the regiment of
Zamora, whom he had called to his assistance. In
these circumstances, thirty soldiers with an officer
appeared to check this tumult, and the students being
confined for a moment within the University, offered
to the Political Chief, who immediately arrived, to be
quiet, and not utter any more cries; but•scarcely did
the Political Chief, trusting on this assurance, cause
the soldiers to retire, when they again began to throw
stones, with cries of " Riego for ever!" to which they
added the alarming expression, " the country is rn
danger!" and others of the same kind. The Com-
mandant General, the Political Chief, and the sol-
diers at whose head they walked, were pelted with
stones amidst cries of " Riegofor ever!"
The next day the Alcalde, who had so honourably
done his duty on the 21st, was dismissed by the Mu-
nicipality from his emplpiment in the Secretary's Of-
fice, which he had filled for many years. This de-
serving individual has been deprived of his livelihood,
as a recompence, we suppose, for his generous ad-
herence to the cause of the Public.

An address is spoken of from the Municipality to'
the Political Chief, on the 21st, in which, after com-
plaining of the Battalion of Artillery, they say, 4, the
contagion has spread to the Regiment of Zamora,
which, till now, was distingiished for liberalism."
It is said, too, that the Municipality tells the Poli-
tical Chief, that it cannot but resist the violences
committed against the inhabitants of this capital—
a language which is the more strange, as it is noto-
rious that no inhabitants have been ill-treated.

The nocturnal meetings of the factious continue, to
the great terror cf all honest people.

A German Mail reached us this forenoon, Winging
Frankfort Pipers to the sth inst. The following are
the only extracts of importance they contain

FROM THE DANUDF., MARCH 29.

The Ministers of Great Britain and Austria, after
receiving the Turkish Note of 9.Bth February, were
induced to break off the negotiations with the Otto-
man Ministers, till they should receive further in-
structions from their respective Courts.

VIENNA, MARCH 27.
Yesterday the metalliques were at 74 ; the Bank
shares at 6641-6th.
VIENNA, MARCH es.

Yesterday the metalliciues were at 7.1.14, the Bank
shares 665.

We this day present our headers wit!, the conclu-
sion of the trial at Lancaster against the Manchester
Yeomanry, for their conduct on the IGth of August,
1819, the proceedings of which have been regularly
detailed in this Paper. This, our Readers are aware,
was a civil action commenced by a person who had
been injured at the Meeting. The trial occupied 'five
days, and ninety witnesses were examined, among
whom were several of the Magistrates. The Jury
returned a verdict for the defendants. While we
bow to the decision of a British Jury, we must con-
fess that nothing has arisen on this trial to shake out
ceinviction as to the strict legality of that Meeting, or
asto the wanton interference by which it was dispersed.
—The most important point to prove on the part of
the defendants was, the reading of the Mgt Act; and
notwithstanding one witness swore to the fact, yet we
confess ourselves still sceptical on the point ; and
think that such a reading of the Act as is consonant to
the spirit of the law which enjoins i shotld have been
heard by more than one person. If it was not, it was,
for all the purpose; for which the reading of the Riot
Act is intended, that of warning the people to dis-
perse, of no more utility than if it had never been
read at all. With these feelings we dismiss this sub-
ject ; and are far from envying the triumph which
the defendants in such a cause have gained by their
verdict.

The ICING, who is at preser.t reported to be rheu-
matic, quits Brighton next week ; and report states,
that it is not his MAJESTY'S intention to return for
four months. He will, of course, resume the cus-
tomary Drawing-rooms and Leved, and afterwards
adjourn to the Cottage in Windsor Great Park, there
to resume his beloved privacy.
The Duke and Duchess of ARGYLE arrived at the
Star Inn, .Glasgow, on Thursday, on their way to
InverarCastle.
The Marquis of LANSDOWN left town yesterday
for Paris ; the Marchioness and family left town this
day, for their sear, Bowood Park, Watt.
Yesterday afternoon, after two days poll, for the election of a
Churchwarden feat.. Pure, Cevent-Garden, the numbers stood
u fellow : Mr. YOCILVIT 900... Mr. WinsIESSISLD 164. Mr.
TOMMY was of course declared duly elected.
Mr. Tnzonons Roost has published a long letter
in his defence upon the charges against him for his
defalcation while in office in the Mauritius. The only
true defence in cases of this kind is reimbursement.
DRAIN-LANE THEATRE.— The School for Scandal
was performed last night, in a manner deserving of
that inimitable Comedy ; but we regret that our li-
mits afford no opportunity for description. The only
fact which we have room to notice is the introduction
of Miss GAIMANI, from the Bath Theatre, to the Lon-
don boards. Her performance was marked throughout
by a just discrimination and a dignified deportmeste.

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NAfryL INTELLIGENCE.
Am ewer *ohm sploo, the French pilot !labels. im taking
diewscilddikahoompiew packet, Camels Gana Woos. late
me Rawls. emehoort. Mr. Joan Wee, ((.on of the
from
bendy drew Mower Imo the sea, awl Art a mere
eocessied Midi irapportjes
( and men it beet
from who/word picked them both ie. The Ike of Paean,
to MitliZrr drums actlbmiweismesif lifr. J. Woos with
a rich aceemposbell with a most flattertag certifi-
cate from the Irma Miner of Marlow.

The Addible, thuslemmas, of Newry, is lost elf Ifuntshol-
men. The Mies, Roan, of Alleant, is lost off Itodekens.
Dom, Arms N.E.--Came down from the River
last night and sailed, the Duneombe, Ho's., for Quebec. Ar-
rived the Argus, Deal pilot cutter. from a cruise to the west-
ward, and remains in the Downs with his Majesty's ship Selman.
Powranotrru, Aram 10.—Wind E.N.F..—Sailed his Majesty's
ship Derma, for Africa; and Bengal Merchant, Baowx, for
Madras and Bengal. Came lato harbour the Alfred and Defiance
transports, to be paid off.
SWASSISAi Aran. 9.—The ship Prince !Texan, of Bristol, was
at &. John's, which vessel had picked up Samuel Taylor and
four of the mew of the brig Tessa, of Newcastle, from Miramichi
to London, having been struck with a heavy sea and dismasted,
and the vessel abandoned.

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sP6III7No DrrELLIGENce.
NEWMARIRT CRAVEN MBILTIPTO-1111.
vslassistas, atan, 10.
lisesdkap Sweepstakes of 10p. sack for hones of all am D. W.
Mr..llamos's dadesikas, 4 yrs aid. OIL 1 Mb. -
Lord 0. H. Ossuadish's Bsccbasal. $ yrs old, Ist. . 2
Mr. wynaisies Sumo I yrs ad, Sit. . .
Mr. Fat's Psrabbrads, 4 yn old, Om 71b.
Dukeat rardand's Comical, 5 yrs old. Sat.
Lord Oreeraises blicisselmas 3 jrs old, fist. 11b.
Mr. Grevllls's Oracle, 4 yrs aid, Set. Pa
Judge placed but three.
&takeout to 2 apt Paha-brush-3 to I opt Corniest
821•11441111 pilot ROO for 2-yr.eida, Tst. 3.yr.olds, fist. 7lb.
4.yr-olds. Ilse: T. Y.O. •
Mr. 111111mislres block Illy, by Pericles, 2 yrs old
Mr. Ross's bay gdt Antigallican, 4 yrs old -
Mr. Udasf• eb. Ally Psatoutie, 5 yrs old
Mr. Vaadttart's grey Ally, by Treasurer, 2 yrs old
H. R. H. the Dyke of York's cb. filly Elam's, 2 yrs old
Mr. Dilly's bay Slly Matilda, yn old
Mr. Fraser's ch. filly Julia Nlannering, 2 yrs old
Mr. Crockford's br. colt, by Selirn, 3 yrs old
Lord Exeter's bay colt Athenian, 4 yrs old
`Mr. Goddard's Snook, by Haphazard, 1 yn old
lidr. Walker's bay colt Capukt, 3 yrs old
Mr. Wyndluun's bay filly, by Whalebone, 2 yrs old
Mr. &weeded bay colt l'icssilbn, 3 yrs old -
The Judge placed but three.
10 to 1 apt Mr. Williamson's blly-5 to 2 art Antlgarlizi.r,
10 to 1 abet Pantuttle--3 to 1 apt Alt. Wyndham's filly.
COCK FI GIM NO.

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GIME MAIrCi ntwr IRE COUNTIES or FORT4II AND
This Match commenced at Cupar on Thursday, and was to ccn.
thine for three days. The County-of Fife brought forward about
SO cocks; that of Forfar between 40 and Do. The battle on
Thursday was carried on with great spirit, and the carnage cn
both sides immense. At the close the mains and byes were as
follow :—Fife, seven main, two byes.—Forfar, eight main, two
byes.—The odds upon Forfar, 10 to 9:

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