Star.
London, England, 1816-01-26 00:00:00

PE rERSEURGH, JANUARY 2.

usAs4 HlB MALES I'Y THE EMPEROR TO THE
SENATE.
(orincim. TRANSLATION )
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" Being returned, alter a happy conclusion of the
external affairs of Europe, to the Empire which Gop
has entrusted to us, we have been intormed by seve-
ral nations (probably notices) complaints and reports

of the following circumstances.
The religioui order of the Jesuits of the Roman
Catholic Church had beep abolished by a Bull of the
Pape. In consequence of this measure, the Jesuits
were expelled not only from the States of the Church,
but from all other countries; they were not permitted
to rtrain any where. Russia alone, constantly guided
by sentiments of humanity and toleration, retained
them in her territory, gave them an asylum, and in.
sired then; tranquillity under her powerful protec-
' tion. She did not oppose any obstacle to the free
exercise of their worship ; she did not deter them
from it, either by force, persuasion, or seduction; but
in return, she thought she might'expett from them
fidelity, attachment, and utility. In this hope, they

were permitted to devote themselves to the eticatioi
and instruction of youth. Fathers and mothers ei
trusted to them their children, without fear, to vi 4
them dpe sciences, and to form their planners.

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4$ It is now proved that they have not fu161104
duties which gratitude imposed on them ; thud"
have not kept themselves in that humility which Iti
Christian religion commands ; and that instead of
1 maining peaceable inhabitants in a foreign cmilrf
they have endeavoured to trouble the Greek ratio
which, from the remotest times, has been the vitt
minatat religion cf our Empire, and on which, 44
an immoveable rock, repose the tranquillity suit
happiness of the nations subject to our sceptre.. -ii47
have begun first by abusing the confidence 14;4
they had gained. They have turned aside lion 0,1
worship young people who had been entruedk
them, and some women of weak and inccnsida.,4
minds, and have drawn them to their chwch.

14 To induce a man to abjure his faith, the h',6
of his ancestors, to extinguish in him the loeti:
those who profess the same worship ; to render hl,
stranger to his country; to sow discord and al*
sity in families; to detach the brother from the te‘
Cher, the son from the father, and the daughter fe,
; the mustier; to excite divisions am'ing she chilli
of the same church ; is that the voice, and t',e wJq
GOD and his Divine Sun Jives CIiP.IST our Ssvi
who shed for us his most pure blood, 4 that we mid
live a pentful and tranquil life in all son of p!
and honesty P
46 Afr:r such actions we are no longer su '
that the Order of these Monks has been rem:
from all countries, and no where tolerated. la k
what State can suffer in its !...isorn those who spre
in it hate and disorder ? Constantly occupied
watching over the welfare of our faithful subjec,
and considering it as a wise and sacred duty to gi
the evil in its origin, that it may not grow to mat..
rity and produce better fruits :
14 We have in consequence resolved to ordain-.
44 I. That the Catholic Church which is hack
again reestablished upon the footing in which it
during the reign of our grandmother of gl '
memory, the Empress Catherine H. and till tie
year 1800.
is 11. To make all the Monks of the Order eftb
Jesuits immediately to quit St. Petersburgh.
I 44 111. To forbid them to enter ow two Capital
4. We have given particular orders to our Milk

tcrs of Police and Public Instruction for the prow
execution of this determination, and for all thuim
cerns the house and institution hi►herto occupidli
the Jsuits. At the same time, and that tbere
be no interruption in the divine service, we to
ordered the Metropolitan of the R.ounn Cady
church to cause the Jesuits to be replaced by Pdal
of the ;ame religion who are now here, till the atilt
of Monks of another Catholic order, whim weisl
sent for for that purpose. The original is signel.
(A. true copy.) " Ammo.
is The Director of the Department, Sowtovasose
ALGIERS, DECEMBER 0.
The signs which usually precede a political

cation in this country began to spew themselves
the 12th inst. but they were happily dispelled by
arresting and dismissing from his post the Min'
of Marine—a man of a restless and cruel chaos
and without talents. The present Dey, wboist
mild tempered and prudent man► possesses toss)
other good qoalities : as all his Ministers seem tab
much attached to him and to participate his sat
ments, his Government has acquired a degri
solidity which inspires much confidence.

EMPASST TO Cum.—For the information of.
who have friends in China, or who are theta
proceeding thither, we can positively state that
Asuman will sail in the beginnin; of nut
from Portsmouth, on that embassy.

We hate inserted in cur columns a full tepid
the debate which took place yesterday in the
of Common Council, on the Address coogratela.
the PRINCE REGENT on the Peace with France.
business was brought forward by Mr. HEYGATI,
neat speech, in which he strenuously and iucce
maintained, that an approbation of correct toad
on the. part of Ministers, was not inconsistent widt
best principles of the Constitution. He had !`let
learn how an effort to repress the inordinate embi.
of France, and how a Treaty like the present
be inconsistept with Whig principles." The
tion was of -that kind that might have been NO
gated ; but certainly the arguments were not
cable, a,s against the work of Peace—the only Wefi
plicabise to the question before the Court.

It is,.we understand, finally arranged that die..
suing Session of Parliament is to be opened by Ctdfr
mission.
Miss O'bliati. last night performed the panel Lk
:dada to an overflowing house. She was yery "IT
affected by a cold and hoarseness, for which Or
dulgence of the audience was bespoke before the Pt
Notwithstanding which she exerted bend with_l7,
most powerful effect on the feelings of every OW
heart.
Coax E ZCHANGE, JAN. 26.—We had to 5111
Wheat at market this morning, that it is diifitalt!
state any actual prices, but as the demand is idol.
brisk, sales would have been readily effected. had!
supply arrived which was expected. Barley.is_li.
quarter dearer, baying very few arrivalsot tha!r
In Peas, Beans, and other articles, there is
teration.

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Thi isth bragooin have resioved Erain Chatham
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RAGATE, JANUARY U. _ _

said the William Pitt, Lord Melville, and Sea.
mg eon:ports, having on beard the second batta.
ns vf the 59th and 82d Regiments for Ireland;
y Sit the finest transports we hive bad in this bar-
: fora length of time past. The Duncomb and
ood ninspoits are still here, waiting the arrival of
~ the 14th or 44th Regiment, also destined for
bej. The aboie Regiments were intended to
ve hcon embarked sit Dover, but the transports
int them on board were Considered to draw too
ch vater for that port. Sailed the Good States.
.sport, for Plymouth Catherine, ditto, for
moil and Exchange, ditto, for Calais, with se-
might vessels, to bring over the Blues and
• Dogma Guards : five or six transports remain,
kriolicheaerbaggage of different Regiments,
London, and Portsmouth. Upwarili of
nerehant vessels of different descriptions
Into:ea this tide, bound to the Westward.
ValtAßle, JANUARY 16.
thiploifoot, Magistrates, and ToWn Council of
having this day met, expressed their cordial'
. , of a Motion made in the Highland So-
d Scotland, at their Anniversary Meeting on
ga bunt, for obtaining for the metropolis of
a triumphal Monument, to be erected, like
d Lad" at the public expense, in honour of
asparaileied victory at Waterloo, and to the
of the valiant Officers and men who fell on
g Wagon.
In comidlOtion of the distinguished conduct of the
regiments, on the ever-memorable 16th and
d bee, 1815, so honourably noticed by Field
• Prince BLucura, and of the gratification
k 'would give to the Scots nation to see her
• _ Capital adorned With a trophy so dearly and
• y woe by the valour of her sons, who hate
Ali upheld the martial fame of their aniestors,
Magistrates entertain no doubt of the British Par-
in their usual spirit of liberality, granting
boob to hendand, upon peeper and respectful
through the legitimate organs of her
md ender. that impression they resolved to
a Petition to the above effect, and to request
• I. B. Rom, the representative in Parliament
digit district of Boroughs, to appear ia his place,
SOW the same.

the voyage to Elba by the fated MArtra LOUlbAs
I visit the late residence of 130NATAXTE, must hate
sited the most heartfelt interest in every one of the
my. Oh seeing his portrait, which is in the entrance
isaiber, as large as life, her eyes proclaimed the lan-
rage of hes heart. Abe Isere beheld the image of
et etiled busload, the father of her child. After
'Mt gazing on it, she exclaimed. midi feelings
• • comeired than described—" NaroLzos:, I sa-
te &ell!" Philosophers in all ages have agreed
t the kinale heart is peculiarly formed for devo-
to the object of its regard ; and this the Reader
-y be convinced of, by becoming a suitor to Ludy
in buying either of the Two Prizes of 28,000
• or of the Two of £20,000, &c. in the pre-
littery of not Two Blanks to a Prize, and all
.
money..—Begins drawing Valentina's Day,
lebritary.
TuNsw POST-OFFICL—The plan exhibited at
Town Clerk's and Surveyor's Offices. and
to the Act for building the New Post-Office,
St. Martin's-le-Grand and Foster•hine, cons-
- tiro houses is Newgate•strect, three in Paternosa
45 eight in Cheapside, the Horse Shoe Tavern
rootage, St. Martin's le-brand and Roundacourt,
Leonard's Church-yard, New kents, the Eagle
Child ale-house, the George ale-house, Dean's-
the Bell ale-house, and White Swan ale-house,
.. houses in St. Ann's-lane, sixteen in Fester-lane,
• the White Hart, ten houses in George.
the Blue Anchor, Mould-makers-row, the
• lad Falcon, four houses in Aldersgate-street,
wits, the Nag's Head, and two houses in
sad Mouth-smith It is also very remarkable,
the freeholders of these premises are only seven.
pirate individuals; the rest consist of the parish
k Wichael-le-Qoern, the Corporation of London,
Common of Christ's Hospital, the Bishop of
the Minor Canons 'of St. Paul's, the Dean
Chapter of Westminster, who own the chief part,
Polishes of St. Ann and St. Agnes, and the Gra-
CeMpany, and upwards cf three hundred oc-
- The whole of this ground is not to be die-
Of in the scite of the Post-Office but part is
ellett and improve the West-end of Cheap.
aid the narrow streets'on the North-side ;—and
that all question is set at rest as to the place,
**be allowed that the plan laid before Parka-
od which was the foundation of the Act which
the Royal Assam oa the 28th of June last,
Ifisd splendid improvement to that part of the
yey -a a grand consimnahatiem with the high
~TWuto• The greater part of the Liberty of
maittesdeaGrand will be laid into the *tenets and
sway fer the Bette of the New Post-Office;
Pat impediments to the police of the City bwr.
!in in z4vsequence of this Liberty nog being
the jurisdiction of the City Magistrates, it has
Yery expedient to annex it to the City ; and
Iy, the Act of last Session vested the whole
' m the City of London from chi 2Sth day of
last. But the present and, future lobs-
. of St. Martin's-le-Grand may still carry on
trades there, although they be not free of the
Without being liable to be sued for any breach
, einem of London the old Court of Error or
called the Court of St. Martin's-le-Grand,
Igeoerved—and the Chapter of Westminster is
stied to escheats and fines—and the whole
7/lis to be deemed part of the Ward of Alders-
The entire arrangement embraces a scheme of
tlegaacc and magnificence.

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tlxmotrru, JANUARY 24.
Arrived the Cadmus, Darr, from London for the
Isle of Ftance. Bailed the Albion, Planate, for the
Isle of France; Robert Fuge, Bruce, for Jamaica ;
the French ship Callisateur, for the Coast and Africa ;
the Ocean, CAtimtow, fet Leghirn; Lady Hatwood,
Sappho, David Shaw, Ranger, and Lord Welling-
ton, for the West Indies.

PORTSMOUtH, JANUARY U.
A rriv t.tl the Aguilar, Roaanuos, from the Downs;
Henry. NELSON* from St. Michael's; Anna, ANNI
70n. from Rotterdam. Sailed his Majesty's ships
ASIA for the Eastward, and ANTELOPI for Jamaica.
The transports, with troops for St. Helena, mentioned
in yesterday's list as having sailed, still remain here.