Star.
London, England, 1822-07-01 00:00:00

IS

26th instant, to assist at the slasing of the Canso...
The King is deeply affected at the carnage arbkh has
taken place in the late affairs between the Constitts•
tionalists and the Defenders of the Faith in Catalonia
and Gallicia. 14 The blood of my subjects is pre.
cious," said the King, " to whatever party they be-
long." His Majesty has required that the most prompt
measures should be taken to prevent so many dis-
asters. The Royal Family cannot indeed be indif-
ferent to the insults, the provocations to murder which
are constantly thrown out by the Revolutionists
against their enemies. The Zurriago renews every
day its attacks against the Ministry, and accuses it of
ail the misfortunes of Spain. This then addresses re-
monstrances to the King, which are at variance with
all respect.
The day before yesterday, thirty men with white
hats penetrated into the King's stables by the gate of
Campo del Moro, notwithstanding the opposition of
the porter, and made a memorandum of the number
of horses there. They then said to the keepers of the
stables, that these horses belonged to the nation and
not to the King, and that in a few days they would
come for them. A guard of twenty men has been
stationed to keep watch. a.
French Funds, June 27.—Five per Cents. 91f. 35c.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM PARIS.
It is reported that the King of Spain has left Aran-
juez to come to Madrid. His return is chiefly owing
to Martinez de la Rosa, who went there and told him
that his return was necessary. The King answered
that he was insolent. On this Martinez replied, that
the heads of two persons were compromised—that of
the •King and himself; that the King's correspon-
dence with France, the sums he received from that
country, his own projects and the projects of France
against Spain, as well as the fourteen relays to facili-
tate his escape to France, were all known, and that
the only thing he had to do was to return to Ma-
drid. On this he left Aranjuee, leaving some confi-
dents to press the departure. It is said the King has
since arrived in Madrid.

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MANNED. JUNE sit.
It is of that Wurternbrg will
the system of reprisal againit France.
SCHAFFHAUSEN, JUNE
Fresh search is m k4...i og to discover
some Carbonari or the South of Italy,
tended, have taken refuge in our cou,

At a late hour this forenoon a Du;
bringing Papers to Friday last. A
has been presented to the States-1
Hague, for =ging into effect an a;
damental Law, by which his MAJ'
assigned to him, as his absolute pr,
producing an annual revenue of
This the Ktuo now claims. The
read, but ordered to be printed.
The Emperor of RusstA arrived

American Papers arrived this m

of June.

Saturday and yesterday the Dul
the KING.

my day imposed on tattle (comiors from
and the ausiores of reprisal which we
Jives taken is conssemace.
it provisionally imposed the duty in
teinly did not think oldie tepriods that
and it is possible liat theCiambers isoy
of it. Several factors have written to -"
the wine countries to present Petitions
and if all the branches of trade or
which will suffer by the German measures
same, it is to be presumed that some
be paid to them.

It is affirmed that the Government
Canton has received important lisp;
Swiss Charge d'Affaires at Paris, a•hi
to relate to the new tariff of Custom:
French Chambers will have to decide.
nications made on the same subject
Baden, will be laid before the next Di
have to discuss the measures proposed
of our commercial relations with Fr;
Vastraa, Jung 17.—Metalliques, 79 7-90;

2d of June. The accounts from Si
14th, state, that the lths caused
the Blosieholm, is estimated at a mi
lays. The fire is ascribed to the net
English sailors who were landing
dreadful fire is said to have broken
part of the city. Half the town of
burnt down.

Jamaica Papers to the 19th May,
FROM THE PORT ROYAL GAZETTE,
By accounts from Panama we
tered ship frills the East Indies, wl
rived there from Manilla : she had
early in March last, „hen his Majesty
passed that port, for San Blt,.
By the Demerara Papers, receiv'
we find that several attempts have
George Town on fire.

NEW YORK, MAY
The sloop Hector has brought Be]
the sth instant. Captain Purcel,
lately received orders to call at Porte
tit.), to the Commandant of Marines, t
Admiral would not admit of any po
in possession of the Colombians, bei
a state of blockade, unless there
men of war stationed off the said pi
same ; and that Spanish privateers
English vessel in violation of this
be declared pirates, and dealt with

FROM HAVANNAH.—We learn
Graff, from Havannah, that three
plundered by four pirate-boats, in tl
of Havannah ; one of which, the En}
from South America, with a cargo
was carried to Salt Key, and there
United States schooner Grampus,
Havannah. The Grampus also cal
cal boats, one of which was burnt
made their escape. The Macedonian
the 9th, and returned the same da'
schooner, captured by the Alligator
in pursuit of another piratical schooner,
100 men on board.
PHILADELPHIA, MA
The brig Commerce arrived this
Porto Rico, sailed on the 14th inst.
had arrived just before she sailed, direct
in a passage of 95 days. The Bric'
Esk had also arrived at Porto Rico,
the crews of two British vessels, which
tured by a Spanish privateer; they
after which they sailed for Aquadil'
BALTIMORE, MAY
Captain Naghel, from Havannah,
York, informs that a duel had taken
an Officer of the United States fri.
and an Officer of the British frigate
of them were so badly wounded
two days.

The return of the Quatter's Revenue
we understand, to realize the v3ry
nostics formed at the commencement,
the other band, from being unprodr
compared with the corresponding
year, is now something below £200,000
abolition of the Agricultural Horse
felt in the Revenue, the whole increase
equivalent to about 1:4501000.

From Germany),
e German States
. I,i • .vhen SI
Ling
question, ate. Atel
Mat would ensue,
may
nary net approve Ayr,
) their friends in s:
is on the subject, Sa Du n
sr manufactures suite
Gi
ieasures do the BIM
ne attention will tray
men
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11 join Baden in ad
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r in Switgerlancl Irel;
r, who, it is pie. Or
atry. 140/
t of the presiding
'arches from the di
iich are supposed
ns, on which the .I‘
le. The cominu- dt
si
by the Court of ri
Diet, which will •(I i
ed on the subject in ;
Dank Shares, 768 i.
itch Mail arrived,
. Project of Law
' I'
s-General at the
article of the fun-
JESTY may have 29:1
roperty, domains P.
• 500,000 fitirins. 31st
Project was not rc
Rifl
b
at Walna on the
itockhohn, of the Lie
ty the late fire on
million of vii dol- s,
egligence of some 1
g coals. Another
ken out in another Ass
of Nordkoping is
Coe
y, arrived this day.
Car
TT; MAY 19.
learn that a char-
vith dry goods, ar-
Bet
called at Acapulco
esty's ship Conway
auk
red by the packer, the
been made to set the
pre
wa
norning to the 2.1
Mo
31. Sir
3ermuda Papers to hot
of the Falmouth, wit
rto Bello, and no-
s, that the English dir
port on the Main, cot
;Ea
eing considered in 'Pt
were two regular 1
port to enforce the at
!it capturing any ' Th
intimation, would da
I accordingly. ,1 Fa
by the schooner .t his
vessels have been '
the neighbourhood cir
Nc
tglish ship Cherub,
sal
go of jerked beef;
t recaptured by the Hi
and brought into aid
'purred two pirati- sir
nt ; the pirates all
tian went to sea on she
day with a small atieru
Ir, which had gone
)over, said to have tat
Ls
t Fa
Y es.
this morning from st.
A French frigate
direct from France, w.
,ritish sloop or war •ar
0, and demanded ci
hich had been cap- •et
ey were given up;
illa. al
r3O.
11, arrived at New
ken place between str,
igate Macedonian, tre
ofmite Tribune: bothhel
I that they died in
tr
tie of YORK visited it
rJ
venue is net likely,
y favourable pang- tl
Dent, yet is far, on
luctive. The mem,
ig Quarter of last
00,000; and, as the
se Tax is now first
ease may be deemed
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