Star.
London, England, 1819-12-23 00:00:00

THE ADDRESS.

" Stas—Your faithful subjects, the Dspoties of the Depart-
ments, come to carry to the foot of the Douse the homage of
their respect and love.
" The birth of a Princess of your blood his revived is the
hart of the French another hope. It promises to your Crows,
to oar Institutions, new supports, and nonagon in peer-
`llaitiog the heirs of your Ham, will grant the wishes of leer
People. Sire, France has no longer esemise. You hove
founded upon s principle of mutual indeguadmicer our
relations with the several States et &rep. Tour wide=
not give us a mare predate pledge et Mak ditatima, eed ems,
hada' peace of which your Majesty hat teemed Me asseresce.
u Thanks to your picas care, ma ROB/eget lees line se.
gaited Pastors. Religion has the meniatim of eosin its wee-
}hip lowish again, and the promotive et its menlity. lop-
rocisklaii the laws of the rake, its
eatoeched the anltritlites be tes
iatareairles rtmed.
our
Cl:turch. preserve
example of Peedib will the sal
eal of the
Clergy to riersietims of teciasieedeel so precepts
of the Gospel. anti to the Omar. to all equal
°Waimea. By ibis by emend, the lest heed of human so-
ciety WM be she least *marleble et die tranquillity.
" rw, aboolleht honoste leg e the evils of a temporary
1101rd1 imams *deity mhos* Weary., The Pine
Arts Wm nomad s ttehMlights-ffeer Plehesty rewards with
yaw wake, metal prodoctioos as weeks of rein.
Dosdasel te admice this bereavement, conaissee, to equal
the other ammo it battery, toseiss ns mprOMiss she feei
Want isaliesHese lemma arks, am. -
which tree' caelkience *its stab&
" The illammes tad Pablic Credit, clamed
etrotagiMed t. eels •

r sad rep—gm
>7 our ascribee
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government of year 11.
given us, under the paternal
first advantages of an amelioration of which it has fat
the sYstem, and which will shortly attain the object of i'
veranco, of seeking its happiness only in th at of :
. " Sire, in relieving your People from a part of the
which still press upon them,. ion have sue Pined their t
and opened en the present the perspective of a more ha.
tare. It is with a just gratitude we repeat theSe myal • '
4 The reduction of the most onerous imports shall he i
Mager than the payment of the extraordinary •
by the State.' Our zeal shall answer them,
every means capable of hastening that wished-1
that the accomplishment of this imperious
heart of yout Majesty the most sensible
apectful affection.
a Sire, we thank your Majesty for having
of see late civil troubles, by the acts of cle
don which the dignity of the Crown and
have permitted. Why should any fears
eater sod happiness/ Our laws have
may execution, and no past of the public
essentially disturbed. However, a vague
tates men's minds. Factions, kids .
projects nos: their hopes, endeavour to
linetnies of legitimate unhinge% they wouki
,sloosness, to make us km out kberty.
imbed to their real interests, in spite of
dons with which they are assailed, are
meat of the factious. They veld only to
of lawful rude under.the safeguard of r
jetty. They demand the maintenance
which all rights are equally compromised.
" We. the development of our institutions
our laws in harmony with the cOnstitutiorml
securingto the Communes a faithful and
Enid to personal liberty its ptintinee,
gloriously fulfilled a difficjils flak, and
dm violence of pasaiona. .
"We shall await, Sire, wish respect i .
which occupy your thoughts; we will examine
door and fairness. Your faithful subjects, '
Departments, will never forget that '
Aver the protection of your dynasty, ,
to give to all the interests guaranteed by
found security which alone can ensure
Majesty, the prosperity of trance, and I
Of • Itevolutions."—The Kass epswered,
" I receive wish a live, satisfaction the
Sdence and devotion of the Chamber
upon it. The concord of the Throne ..
never more necessary than at din moment.
Institutions by their developement—to d
*knee and the cunning of passions that
milsecute all our interests, consecrated b
'Ss only objects of my thoualsts,conforw,
intones% your intelligence, will assist me ..
we dial/ thus acquire new titles to the gratitude
An Ordinance, recalling the ban;
on the Ist instant. The trials of
GIVAUDAN, charged with being i...
ciety called " File/4d: of the Lard,
' finished on the 18th, when the)
pay a fine of 200 francs each and
ciety was ordered to be dissolve
691.95c.—8ank Actions, 1,470 f,

NAV.ALLVTELLII

There Is no foundation for the statement,
I'loo,ooo were insured at Lloyd's en thi
bay, and the Feniscowles, front Bengal, ,
of Good Hope ia October. the Insurance
those ships and cargoes, we are assured, dee
£2C,OGO to 425,000 ; and that the numerous
not been so much felt at Lloyd's as might'
much insurance being done at the osit-ports,
The John, Wassurr, got onshore mar Fl;
the 18th instant, and it was feared would
Panama, D. 20. -1 brig Dreseis,
Smyrna for Ansoterdhla; eons to an
Fraser Seeds, lis limeene peat of Mb
*lntim. Same boded at PUfial
der quarantine. The used code with
morning sonic pilots ,get as board,
tea, supposed fee Iral One of oar,
ing to get alisopWe a vessel Test( rday,
two men were onfortanately drowned.
Pealeatoassr, Dec. Y4.—Wind W.S.
thus, PrIPTLISS, from St. John's, N.B.
front Fiume Thomas Comte, idsscratas
for China{ Jahn, Iscimoss, from Newcastle
Rambler, Yana; foe Cephalonia.
Dios, Damao= 22.--Wiad W. S.
of the o•

....twam-bouod that sailed yesterday ,
the Ida, Kahn, Abeam, Adamant, Alcyone,
can, Tobago, Vandttart, Ocean, Northampton,
lebist.Came Thatdoirifromilla"elthe'ltiver"allaiat, tie 'rots:one!, r
Leone.—/Alfred the Catherine Stuart
I Saar/ 8 amd Hem 7 (krf, Roxsuamt,
Vbe oiled for the River.
Iteemosat, Dec. Ill.—Arrived the Vc
Lembo for Malta, with loss of bowsprit,
and beers stove, having been run foul of by
ing sV Dungeness.
1.8.98800 i., Dorm= 21. Arrived
FMslladras,sailed on the 29th of August,
,in hit. 12. 34. S. keg. 01. E spoke
}gybes,
for Port Jackson; on the
in lat. 4. 5/1, a spoke the Ann and Elisabeth,
Amsterdam, out seventy-two days.—The Be
from this port, is arrived at Calcuta...—The
Theodosia, htstaarax, and Mary, Kaucas.z,
for Liverpool, 27th July..--. The Demerara,
merara, is supposed to be lost near the
dressed' to Messrs. Bolton and Littledale,
October 29, 1819, per Demerara," was fo
Beklytagne Bay, also three bales of cotton,
wreck, and the body of a sailor.

Advises from Cadiz of the Ist
the Government of Spain have come
:ion to send out immediately
South America, one of which,
men, was to go to the assistance
and the other, consisting of from
was to proceed to Buenos Ayres
laughs at such determinations.
It is stated in letters from Gil
inst. that the communication wit,
of infection having ceased, would
10th. In Tetuan a few deaths f
daily occurring, but no accounts
from the interior, as the Arabs
communication.
Accounts from Naples state, that
in full eruption. The direction ..-
tunately such as to allay all apprehensions
neighbouring country.
One hundred thousand pounds
ed for the eztraordineries of the
ensuing year.
Yesterday a Half-yearly Dividend
was declared at the India-House.
£l5OO per annum was voted to c"
The Society of Schoolmasters
sary yesterday at the Crown and
The company was numerous and respectable,
the business was conducted, as usual, with
hartnoey and conviviality. The accession
subscribers and benefactors were considerable.
The cod-fishier, ere the Allosby coast, has been most
ful this seasons. 'Three boats, lately. caught not less than
ash, valued at about £6O. ,

I LONDON; Prietod and published by L
Flaw, TiunplO•Ser.
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of
year
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loutilfstrl It
hi n
tl'l.lteotott.T.r.
•
which it has found,
In the object of its ,
th at of its subject •
11 part of the rh
lust aimed their co.
we of a more ha-1
peat these myal %ere.
Torts shall he deLr
rdimmy debts co..a
• them, Sire, by
rished-fot era. 'Se'
:ions duty wilt bet
e proof of our 1)
having effaced the
clemency and rec,
id the national sex I a
rw:e every where fo•
tlorhiucwotekitear kthabcdr:r
aomnewumeili
gue but real anx,
sia
dissemble neither
o corrupt public , • 1)1
ty. But the I too,
of the persdions e,Ol
o enjcry in peace th
is of that order, sr.
rtL
itutions will shortly
tit ution.al r. rc
nd regtdar a.!tri
e, your 314,ty u„;
oppose,' new b
t the proposal of m .
[ examine them I-IL)
jects, the Deputies
it is their duty t;
and of our publ... r.
by the Charter, th;
are the happimmi a I I
nd close for ever the
red,
I the expression of the ,
rof Deputies. I .
e and of the Nance
ment. To stredithre
o defend them agaire
bat would overturn ,
I by the Charter; dna
innably with you,. Y
me to obtain thisead,
gratitude of corm..
banished, was sit
)f Messrs. &mow
g the heads of the
Liberty ?f he Pt
ey were sentenced
nd costs, ac.l tie
rved.—Frenth F. -
If.
IG-
ENCE.
itement, that t—ev's
the Elizabeth, firm •
pl, wrecked at the f
immerser effected th,:t
red, does not exceed :.•
=crone losses latch,
might have bens n,
ports, and in cation & •
ar Flamborongb held
ould be wrecked.
ireseis, Foresaw; •
11, anchor yesterday
s Bay, in a very dace
Pupias Cove, and ate
ith two anchors, and
and, they cut and stood
our Bay boats, in amt
shipped a bevy wa,wi'
a.
S.W.—Arrived the
Royal Saverei^a, 5.,11
salsas, from le D.-. 1
rwcastle for Jam:lca;
I.W.—Put back the es
irday ; amongst whom
!crone, Ceres, Faith,
hampton, St. Georte,
nstrel, Dart, and Atlas
sotton, for S..
art Forbes, LAUB% ;.
▪ from Quebec the
Voyager, Rscusass, f •
grit, bower anchor broi
of by a vessel this ^ •
ed the Seaforth, DAT
ugnst ; on the 15th of .•
the ship Band
11th of kovetcbe
•sonnsraca,P Calcutta, S: ao.
ilthtbek:ens
ta
ailed from C'a't
M'CL.cxa, from
se Salters, as a lent:.,
ale, marked " Derner,r
as found in the Ban. '
cotton, several pieces '
A -
inst. announce th
come to a determin
two armaments .
1, consisting of 6,'
:e of Gem 31ontttc
mi 10 to 15,000 nie,
Fresl All the we:
Gibraltar of the 4
rith Spain, all dan,
ould be open on :
from the plague 5,
nts had been receir.
ss had interrupted'
that Vesuvius is rc
m of the lava is f:
apprehensions for
ds is the sum estiM
the Civil List, for t.
idend of Si per Cr
rouse. A pension
Sir Giro. BAatoty
rs held their Ar.nir
and Anchor Tau
and respectable, .1:
as usual, with gte
fhe accession of
e considerable.
alt, has been most SUCr.
caught not less than go'