Star.
London, England, 1814-06-07 00:00:00


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olakers presented s 'Petition prilitl ft* p
.001:141 1 ititict—pl: to speak correctly,
whiGh the public are defrauaed, and the ruptitatit,
these workmen irtjured I foreign watcheobeing breath
into this country with the names of our best malceri
Ogravtdsdts ihem; and Sold' as English watches,--7
ft was cOntenik by; the Vern-Man, that th,it'ixas a
prayer for • monopoly;. upon the same principle that
.a monopoly shonbi-be-given toile corn-growersi—'
Can any trim cash -be aere dissimilar ?
The Cilinceyaiiiisedse, Eleftiouita, preriouslF to
the Coln Import till being lost, 'moved for a
Committee, tot onsidersthe numerous Petitions..w..
have been presented to•the House on this most Wipe-
'cant subject ; and to make further encinirt
probable effects of the alvi measure. Thi4ludic)ous
proposal was but feebly opposed, and was catried by
a majority •of 106. Thus below the Bill was lost,
the object of its supporters was frustrated, by the.
House refusing precipitately to proceed in a measure,
the nature of Which bad not been sufficiently consi-
dered.
We have already seen the effect produced by the
proposed Bills: Five weeks ago the best wheat was
sold in Reading Market at £l5 per load. After the
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Bills wimnut in, progress the price gradually rose,
aad on Saturday se'nnight the price was AVS--So
much for the assertion that those Bills would 'Lower
the price of bread I—The rejection of these Bills will
soon he followed by A reduction in the price.
A Dutch Mail arrived this morning,' but it brings.
us no news, which we did not expect. The Emperor
of Ausrata has resumed full possession of the Italian
States which, formerly belonged to him. A day of.
public thanksgiving has been appointed in Holland.,
for the deliverance of that Country, andthe successes.
of the Allies..
)Ackloye received Paris Papers of Saturday:- They
exhibit, ittle or .no newelty. The departure of the.
•Allied Sovereign! has: the French Capital conr-
paratively•dull. ' ,")* _ .
The funeral obsequies of the ex-tmpreis JOSEPH/NZ
hese been- celebrated' with the honours due to her
:virtues. Surely the well.merited tide which all pars
tier now concur in bestowing upon her of. 01. the BUJ
ttier •the Poor and the distresses;'.' is Muth in6ei
'honourable than ell the distinctions whiclibir coninec,
lion With the internal miscreant BONAPARTEfIFiCaIk4
(erred nipbo her. Peace to her manes I - •
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1 ' aThe eityi of :Paris has presented the Russian
General Sacken with i diamond:hilted sward, a'ca-
rabine, and a brace. of pistols, mounted in gold, of
exquiiite,ivorkmariship, as a testiapony of, their grati-
tude for his upright and honourfble:copcluct while
Military Ccirenaor of Paris.
a. The Grand Duke Constantine will remain a few

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lief a` -longer in Paris.
44 The Ronal' Qatufial retnairn
at. Paris as Minister from the Court of 'Russia.
Yesterday the remains of the .Empreis ibsephine
it re deposited in'a vault under the nave of the Pa-
ehorcfrotßuel Malnlaison. The Chapel in the
Castle and the interior of the Church were hungS.vith
Mac I~ut gleie.tiere no cyphers nor hatchments.
g those who composed the funeral procession,
were General Sacrum, the two Grand.sOns of the
deceased, several Aioequ-Camp of the Emperor
of Ruista. and Xing of Pays's/it. r it, grant number of
Ecclesiastic', Oificiss;iif rational Guards, Pre-
, leas, 144,Prefects, Mayori, &c. &e. The funeral
'seiViee was perfOriued by M. Dr, Banat., Archbishop
of Toursi and upwards of 8000 of the inhabitants of
Malmaison shed tears over her grave, doing homage
to her memory, as the mother of the poor and
tsfilieted."

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