Star.
London, England, 1824-07-06 00:00:00

PPE LEO X 4

Pope Leo XII. who appears to have none of the li-
beral feeling which distinguished his predecessor, has
at length published the encyclic letter which every new
Pope, on his elevation to the triple crown, usually ad-
dresses to the Patriarchs, Primates, Archbishops, and
Bishops, of the Roman Catholic Church.
In the first part of this production there is nothing very
remarkable, either in style or substance, it we except those
passages which relate to the duties of the Bishops, and the dan-
gers of political reforthation. The following sentence would appear
to be addressed to the Prptestant Prelates of the Church of Ireland t
—" The Bishops who do not endeavour to obey the precepts
which enjoin residence and pastoral visit., shall not escape the ter-
rible judgment of the Supreme Shepherd, in pretending that they
are exempted from those duties by the appointment of capable
Ministers." In speaking of attempts at political and religious re-
formation, his Holiness thus speaks : " What terrible combats have
arisen in war time! what terrible opposition is daily manifested to
the Catholic Church! Who, in recalling them to his mind, can re-
frain from tears? It is not the small spark of which St. Jerome
speaks. No! it is not a small spark, but a flame that threatens to
devour the universe, to consume the most extensive dties, walls,
and forests s it is a coven capable of leaveni sthe whole lump."
" And what do we mean by dim r asks his " We awns
a sect, which. arrogating to itself the false name of philosophy, has
raised from their ashes the dispersed phalanxes of almost all errors."
" This sea," centimes the Pope, "covered externally with the
flattering appearances of piety and liberty, professes tolerantian (for
thus they call it), or indifference, and extends it not only to civil
stairs, of which we do not speak, but even to those of religion,
teaching that GOD has given men an entire liberty, so that every one
may, without danger to his salvation, embrace or adopt the sect or
opinion which pleases him according to his private judgment
It is true, this error is not new, but in our days it is let loose with
more audacity against the stability sad purity of the Catholic faith t
for 'Zombies relates after Rhodon, that this mad idea was propa-
gated by-a certain ApeUes, heretic of the second century, who main-
tained that it was not necessary entirely to search out the faith, but
that-each paean should remain firm in the opinion be had once
formed. ApeUes affirmed that those were to be saved who put
their trust in Jesus Coma, provided always that death eurprised
them in good works."
After recapitulating some other heresies, and observ-
ing the much greater lengths to which the tolerance of
modern times proceeds, the Pope concludes thus:
" Goa, who confounds the wisdom of the wise, seems to have
given up the enemies of his Chuech, and the detractors of superna-
tural revelation, to a reprobate sense, and to that mystery of loiquity
which was written on the forehead of the shameless woman, of
*hens the Apostle St. John speaketb ; for what greater iniquity
than to am these proud men not only abandon the true religion, bet
attempt to surprise the simple by sophisms of all sorts, by words
and writings full of artifice? Let God arise, let him repeat, la kin
confestnet. let him onitsiffate. fhFr unbrisflal tionstiesarsest sf speeding,
t einting, ondpebliaking writings 1"

Letters from Demerara state, that uovernor D'Uttisaa
bad suspended the Rev. Mr. Amin from his fonctions as Minister
of the Episcopalian Church, and Chaphin to thy Garrison. 'The
Governor had visited the Beat Comte sloe sew olds' lane rebellion,
and communicated to the slaves wessided at daunt plass for
the purpose, his blisserno'S insersesion and insessim lab eared
to the proposed oielienblons,peinsed eat to thews is Medea awl
drespties wilds bed bees peassised open dam with repatiete tidy
ananelpesion, and warned chaser tbeirdimpwr inesellet es swab
counsels. The slaves rewind Me lfatedkoritt eastumolksies with
becoming respect and attends The Gasternor bawds is obit every
put of the Colony, to nuke similar eamsaleations.
Accounts have been received from Paris, from which
it would appear that the deliberations at Johannisberg have assancd
an important character. It is stated, that an the 22d of Jane a
courier arrived there with dispatches, which were opened by Prince
klerreaincw, and considered of such importance that he immedi-
ately summoned the Prince of Maltese's" the Russian Senator
Taszseuerv, and the Marquis of CA RAMAN. to a conference, which
lasted six hours, and at the dose of which couriers were dispatched
in great baste to London, Pads, Vienna, Berlin, and Pctersborgh.
The following him extract of a letter from Honduras,
dated 17th April, to a mercantile house in Glasgow
" Our wade with the Spaniards, since I wrote last, bas been put
an entire stop to by pirates, who infest the coast, and plunder
every English and bpaidsh vessel they fall in with, on the coasting
trade, between this and the Guleraf Dulce, Omni, &c. and, in ,1
case of resistance, murder the crews, taking such vessels as suit
their poryetso. A most Worthy and respectable gentleman was
murdered a few days aFo,OO board the schooner George Agnes, on
the Spanish coast, year Omos, and It is feared all the rest of the
crew shared the same (au., escept two (who jumped overboard on
seeing Mr. - rut down.) tX the two who jumped overboard,
one was drowned, and the other reached the shore, who brought
the intelligence. These roams also land and plunder the poor
people who have plantations on the coast ; and on one*: these oc-
casions, shot the persou to whom the provision ground belonged."
Yesterday week, a little gill in Hulme, aged xis years,
when in the act of carrying a dish, fell into a hole under
the stairs, when the dish bioke, a sharp point-of it eu•
tcred the jugular vein, and she instantly bled to death.

TIM ARMY.

•
OLAND IMMO or CAVALST IT MS MAIIISTY•
Tbe
wMoyle, General Order itas boa Weld retradag dds
Revie

Se Hone Minds, M July, ISM.
" His Royal !Richness the Commximu.tat-Cuszt will Review
the undermentioned Regiments In ewe Brigadesi on Wednesday
nut, the 7th inst. at Eleven.'Cock, on Houwdombeath, viz.
BatoAns OF HOVVESMLO CAVA zar--Flrst Life Guards, Second
ditto, Royal Horse Guards, commanded by Colonel Honourable
H._
Ltoex.

1-1011;Cs vsuir—Thlrd Light Dragoons, Seventh Hussars,
rifteentb ditto, coinnsanded by CAI. Lord CHARLES MatB7ll2llll.
" Royal Hone anidery, three Troops, commanded by Lieute-
nant-Colonel Sir &owns FILASIII.
" The whole to be commanded by Major-General Lord En-
wimp Sommer, 'C.C.S. to whom Commanding Officers will re-
port accordingly.
" The Eighth Hussars, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel Wm-
:was, assisted by este squadron of the Second Dragoon Guards,
and by the detachments at the Riding Establishments, will keep
the ground.
" One Troop of the Eighth Hussars will assemble on the ground
at Si: &Clock in the Morning, the remainder of the Troop. to
keep the ground, *lll assemble at Nine o'Clock ; and Lieutenant-
Colonel Westewas will receive his Orders from the Quarter-Mas-
ter-General. The Staff to appear in Full Dress.
" By his Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chief'. command,
HENRY TORRENS, Adjutant-General."
The whole of the above Troops had a grand Field-day yesterday,
on Hounslow-heath, preparatory to the Review on Wednesday.
The Baltic merchant transport has arrivzd at Portsmouth with
ZOO of the od Battalion of the 5d Regiment of Foot Guards
from Plymouli. The first division have disembarked and marched
for London. ' _ _

The first division of the 96th Regiment, consisting of two com-
panies, which arrived it Liverpool on Thursday, from Man:lte,ter,
were embarked in the Vibilia transport, which is expected to sail
immediately for Halifax.
Wednesday, the Glasgow Troop of Volunteer Cavalry, com-
manded by Captain OswALo,was inspected on the Green, by Major
Hatimuo. The Troop went through the various military evo-
lutions in high style, and greatly to the satisfaction of the In-
specting Officer.
At fort Augusta, in Jamaica, In April last, private John Picker►
ing,of the 92d Regiment, sentenced to be shot for desertion, had to
suffer the awful award of his crime. lie was attended by the Rev.
Mr. Woauta, with whom he prayed most fervently. He had be.
come penitent, was perfectly resigned to his fa.e, and acknowledged
the justness of his sentence, having committed many faults, and de.
'cited repeatedly. He conducted himself with a fortitude and re-
signation worthy of a better fate. Ills death was instantaneous.

NAVAL lATELLIGEACE.
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.

Robert Anderson, to thekina; Et. Hawkey, Blonde; John
Engledue, Britannia; John Trivick, Champion; Hilkiah Head
(act.), Cyrene; Jobe Griffiths, Dartmouth; John Bruce, Diamond;
iVm. Farle, Herald ; John Bremner (act.), Mersey ; Jas. Hardie,
Niemen; John Allen, Orestes; Lloyd Edwards, I'ylades; Wm.
White (3), Seringapatant ; Geo. Hannaford, Tweed.

suitozoss.
Thaddeus Porter (as.), to the Adventure ; John Kay, aid John
Sinclair (as.), /Etna ; William Brown (as.), Albion ; Wm. Davis,
and James Sinunie (as.), Blonde; George Imlay (act.), Brazen;
James Scott, W. J Hunter, and Rt. I)ick (as.), David Bevan and
It. C. Nutt, Britannia; Wm. Clarke (2), Britomart ; Geo. MINH-
lan (as.), ustard ; Jas. Low (act.), Carnation; Alex. Baxter (as.),
Champion; Alex. M'Kechnie Cherokee • John Panton, Clio ;
Chas. Inches, and Alex. Graham (as.), Cherokee;
• Wm. Porteous,
and David Gray (as.), Dartmouth ; It. Guthrie, George E. Ough-
ton (as.), Diamond; John Scott, and Arthur Kift (as.), Doris;
John Walker (as.), Falmouth ; John Brown (as.), .Frolic ; A. J.
Husks, Gannet; Wm. Roy, sod Andrew Beath (as.), Gloucester;
Sam. Mackey (as.), Hamoaze ; Wm. Lindsay (as.), Harlequin;
Alex. Annandale, Herald; Wm. Crtthton, Andrew Russell (as.),
lorvenat r .190se Tbumwon (s), Inveadleitteri Alwailtell Courtney
and Thomas Thompson (as.), Isis; Gee.. Henry Dabbs (as.), Jas-
per • James Veatch (as.) (2), and Robt. %V. M, Fatima (sup.) (act.),
Liffey ; Law. ftilKay (sup./ Maidstone • Chas. Mortimer (as.),
Martin;' H. 0. Brock, and 7ohn Robertson (as.), Meteor; Henry
Towsey, Niemen; Wm. Pennycoek (as.), Nimrod; Chas. D. Hen.
derson, Orestes; Fred. Cronin (as.), 141orus; Jas. Prior, Perseus
(receiving.ship); Jas. Ounand, rose;Prim James Caruthers, and
%Van. Dickson (as.), Pylades ; Row. Griffiths, and A. B. M'Arthur
(sup.), Ramillies; Arch. Johnson (as.), Redwing; T. R. Dunn
(as.), Sappho; And. Small (act.), Satellite; Benj. Dickson (act.),
and Alex. Linton (as.), Seraphs; Isaac Noot, and R. V. Wilson
as.), seringspatatn ; John Ridden (as.), Spardate; Wm. Anderson,
arcing; Trios. Gibson (as.), Superb; John Vallence (as.), Terror;
John blacintyre and Wm. B. Marshall (sup.), Victory; T. 111,13.
Chevers, and Alex. Baird and Wm. Pestle (as.), Wellesley.
The following Information was ay posted at Lloyd's:.—
The following vessels got out orgeeCsirland , with the assistance of
Captain Mauls, of his Majesty's ship FIN and were under his
protection on the 26th February; via.—Crown, CILAGO ; Aurora,
FRASEIL ; Speculator, CSAIMAIII • Cecil* Snsavroon ; Dolphin,
-- • Henri, of Anteretp, —l:Thomas Newlan, CLAIM • Queen,
Dna* ; Elisabeth, Tamale. • Sbakspeare, Atomism, • Diadem,
Roach; Peruvian, Datums; Grecian, Hountow ; Fifesire packet,
Ronson; Fair Ellen, Jamas; and Louisa,
Extract from the Agent to Lloyd's atValparalso, dated Feb. 22 :
One of the privateers which was cruising in these seas is said
to have been sunk in a gale, with a number of Milian troops on
hoard, which she took in a prize; the other is said to have been
captured by Admiral Guttz's ship."
The Royal Sovereign whaler arrived at Valparaiso on the 7th of
March, with 100 barrels of oil—crew deserted; she will be sent home
with what she has on board, and any freight that may offer. The
Prudent. whaler also arrived the 45th March, full, and will sail

immediately home.
A letter from the Rtxx, dated the 3d of May, at Cape Coast, says
that the Owen Guam:wen was to sail immediately for England.
She Is therefore hourly expected.
Wednesday, the 111011 MT tender arrived at Portsmouth from
the Downs, with a smuggler; the Smarm tender sailed-for Ply-
mouth; and the Bassusx. no her return to Chatham.
' Vamoose' JILT 4.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrived the Britannia,
Bt.amman, from London for Smyrna, Ste. Joseph and Ann,
Susan, from Cadiz in 30 days. Sailed the Whim, Henan, for Bar-
Woes; and Mamie, for Smyrna.
Pima:tarn, Jure 4. Wind N.W. Arrived the Princess of
Wales, Larstemose, from Mlramicht ; and Elisabeth, Moot', from
ditto. Sailed the Brixton, Semis, for Quebec; Mary Ann, Scam,
for Malta; and his Majesty's ship Iltancux, for Lisbon.
Poanatottnt, JULY s.—Wind B.W.—Arrived the Loyal Briton
transport, from the Mediterranean; and Zephyr ditto, from Cowes.
Duo, Jugs s.—Wind W.S.W.—Came down from the River
sod sailed, the Norfolk, Baows ; and Vestal, Rossamm, for the
Snails; New Bragansa, Comm, for Malta; Jane, Mostay, for
Gibraltar; and Catherine, Funs, for Trieste ; also, and remiss,
the Hibberts, Talsassa, from the Mauritius.
laveratoox, Jmar 4. Arrived the Brothels, -- • Hannah,
OSAMU $ sod Loons,—, from St. John's, New Bromwich;
Doecaster, illmuntau.; Tom Bowling. and Wrote:sin Cask,
from Mitatnicki ; Mary, Foam, from Nova Scotia • Barbed*"
Lie, from Pktou; Europe, WILLI', from. Quebec ; Liberty, Ga-
me. from Riga; and Orion, Vara, from Newfoundland.
Haawacn, JULY s.—His Majesty's ship RiDIV2IIO, Captain Fir&
CLARIDSCr, is On shore In our InlinanTo but expected to be got at
in a short time.
DflfoSPOlLT.—Vice- Admiral Lord Alamos &muerte: era
tail on a change of wind for Lisbon, in the BLANCH& His Lord-
ship will hoist his flag in the Witnatea Caine The presence of
an Officer of his Lordship's rank will obviate any feeling of deli-
cacy the King of Pootanoax may entertain, should his Majesty.,
again find it necessary to take refuge on board a ship of war of
either friendly nation. The BLANCIII gaes on to ;iota America.
Sailed die Carotort, for Spithead. , io..
EAST INDIA SHIPPINie
The East India Company's ships Minerva ad Itonklagitant an:
rived on the 5d instant, the fornset4
siXllollila.choor oll'orto-
mouth •i both reached the Downsy. i .
y emming The Minerva
left Bengal the tat March, in company with Abe Penton; parted
front her in the night of the sth April, in lat. SO. t Wog. 'l2: P..
arrived at St. Helena the 17th May, and sailed slaieteeitel et
May, with the Itockioghen. 'flat blimemepolteidtelletedres 018-
ward-hound, the 25th April, MI Well...Bllft. 38. S. S. long. 15. so.
K. She. also spoke the brig Mary, of Liverpool, die Mktg June,
which reported that the bad spoken the Otwsii. ootssoillhosomi,
tbs.aist May, in let. 4. N. long. 21. W. sii,wori, 'life Lodes,
outward-bound, was at St. friekea when tfie Minentajelik_s,
Ad DOMESTIC CAIIPETIFA IltAii 1*- - *tii•
tar of the Harrisburg Paper Cemewnemilltiorit- Agates
Paper), gave the following toast *t a late total iniattat ide
—" May the skins of the enemies' of JaCeigiebn .:enotireynd'into '
t a Item for his friends to dater ittlil.o
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HASTINGS, JVZ,Y 5.
This delightful watering-place is now filling with
company, and houses are in great request, which ea-
' end all precedent. The weather now has became fit.e,
and as to the amusements here they are numerous: our
Libraries have 100 and music every evening, and are
much frequented; •but the greatest attraction here is the
Theatre, under the able management of Mr. Baoota,
with Mrs. Bnooxa and his amiable daughters, who
never fail to attract, which opens on Friday next,iwith
the Heir at Law and the Spoiled Child.
Animus ems Emmen—Lord and Lady Chkbester and family,
Mr. Deacon and bunny, Mr. and Mrs. Williams and family, Mr.
Trisr, &c. Mr. and Mr* Bousne, Mr. and Mrs. Hay and family,
and Mr. and Mrs. Crake.