Star.
London, England, 1817-04-21 00:00:00

.I*,;:t. frith elk .reecti.7.v:. owls •of paigm jatiict, without heir.'
to the rig r ratty of senilnpleiroltrig, tboaitli ,o labllkrlS
tolk I. u•ltoue.etiseufhisCMaetotWithhhoo*
4 hin enormous malts of viorlpioted crimes.

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ha hut yis at the same time convinced, that ff the life
of tars dehtigu. 111 can be spared, public justice notwithstanding
COM the- a grave, severe, and in some three adetlhate punish
rat. :t ought to be inflieed on the above State Criminal; sad be
a plastid theretore to cadaiu, in consequence of the Report sad
of the opinion of the said Commission, that the said Lepeniotty,
;lace of the capital punishment prescribed by, the law for sisal-
ffences, shall suffer—

One year's solitary Imprisonment, of the most **mous
mute, in the forms of exrigo.

$m tbe exprwton of that period, that he rennin a pri-
rat, I.s ng eight years In chains, and subject to compulsory la-
bour is the said fortress, tir in such other place as his Majesty
jr.:c graciously be pleased to appoint.

t: s. On the termination of the above eight years, the said Lfa
reciatty shall he tither definitively basished from these islands
on sc:ount of the enormous crime committed against Meat:Ada
country. or re admit:ed as a repentant subject of the sante, con-
form to the sentence which mar then be pronounced on him
tit the supreme Court of Justice of this Island, en an elect report
o: his conduct during the period of his imprisonment.

R. Excellency orders. 'besides, that the sentence orate said
C-ricopitio shall have its full eller, that is to say, that iteseitir a
*. gol'Ney imprisonment in the Seuglin di Vide.
in clucluding this disgusting subject, his Excellency Munn
in!? soigratulatinu the public on the termina.lon to which It has
icrs, and expree -Mg his sentiments in fay.ntr of the general
:,,rapy, auschment, and good conduct of all. He tegnets the
(;:vi,tuen of dm Commission (and particularly the Members
ignurt Cappido:a and Zambcili,•wbo, from their local kamr:
!ease, were • iaisequence the most eminent individuals of the:
) ro re. _1 t. his distinct thanks for the zeal, the assiduhy,
d the intcr i y, with which they conducted themselves is the
wt..* course sal this affair.

" this Proelansaiiaaltat! be primed la the Creek and bilbs
Nage!, az:tl pubthhed as mdily as possible. •

" By order of his 'heel/trey.
Wo.t.to ai Mar an, Secretary of dm Oeveriocni:
4, From the Palace, Corfu, Feb. 11, 1817." • •

MAILS. OF THIS MORNING.

Patch and Ilamburgh MailsAave arrived.
A merct.ant of Frankfort, who reached that city en
Sth instant, from Miiinsf leant which place he
tAvelled with the greatest expedition, affirms, that at:
time of his departure the plague had broken ON(
skrre. We hope that feat: has exaggerated the m4lb
; but.the contagious disorders in Middle Italy lie
us to believe that there are some reasons fir elan*
Oo the other nand, a letter from Berlin, as a inlet
of Cie currency .that ill-founded 'reports sometimes re—
ceive, mentions that it had been officially announced
to the Prussian Government that the plague bad
bo.ken out in'Modliti, near Warsaw. Precautionary..
measores were ordered On the frontiers ; and &tit it 4
was learnt thdt the report was gronodlesi, and' thdi
the Poles, on their side, had il'eport that the plavii
was rAaing in -Dentzie add Berlin. It is believed.
says the writer; that both ...of these 'reports respectinG
Poland. and Pt ussia were Set on foot, by speculstoss
corn. • The Iftsar.iiik Pi.roVeacl;ert ho,
that if so, it hale dot succeeded; for corn bal.;
at D.Outic and Pilloing.
These Mails releat the new version received wit
Prance of the method I')i Which the Swedish Co*.,
spirators meant to itet rid of the Caown Pelves-4.,
namely, by shooting him at a masked ball, seising
the KING and Prince Oscati,, and then proclaiming
the son of GOtrAvos ..knoLruos King of Sweden.
The plot is said-to Metre transpired from enures.
drops by an Officer of the Guards. In a state
of inn xication he' bad celled out ev*Loo Grooms
Aid/thus V." Alt anonymous letter also warned the
Prince not tO attend' the Misquerade on the evening'
of ese itit! March; the niiht fixed on for the assail 4
nation. Precautionary thembres were adopted, arS,
the plot miscarried:.

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It is believed at Stockholm, that this event will
have great influence on the atisstitutkon which is to
be proposed to the approaching Piet ; that tbe-Nnbi-
'lt! win very likely-be deprived of a•-great many pre-
rogatives which-. they now color; and that the Go.
Ternment will be secured by a vier- increase of I
power, against similar Atternrs for the fatty's..
PRANWORT, APRIL
There seems tObe.now no farther doubt that the
Elector of Hesse lilts mad* alma arrangement With
the purchasers of domaios in Westphalia, and this
affair will. In all grobabigl.sot be brought forward
soy MOM • *iti

The number of strangers. astivedima.ol tostrv.
day for the lair Was pretty considerable, being SBO
persons. Many more hate arrived to-day.
MOUT, APRIL ti.
" The Director:General of Convoys and ticenses
hereby informs all Merchants and Ship-owners, that
virtue of Article 906 of• thr Law of Sd October
last, and in consequence of various decisions made
ol the subject, the foreign vessels sailing under the
following flags, viz. American, English, Danish,
East Friesland, Homburgh, Bremen, Lubeck, Meek-
lenburgh, Oldenburgh, Russian; Portuguese, Spanish,
liatoverian, Austrian, as also those of Syria, in
w!lich are included those of Aleppo and Alexandrette,
are provisiorelly placed on the same footing in re-
tpect to tonesge duties as the national vessels. •
Hague, 4sprit 40,1517. (Aped) "J. WICHERS.°

A Letter from Giliraltar, brought by the Mail
which arrived nn Friday, states, diet an affray had
t,rll rtunately occurred at the outposts between some
ih and Spanish troops, in which several of the
14 GM killed. The Spinish Governor or. Corn-
r It Asgesiras interfering to quell the tumult
s46rti. boilporquently• an had
1" • :.? ire, and two English soldiers who were ring-
!< ' i thr ilistitrtance, had been tried at Gibrak
tar and esi:cuted..•

tkEMII PAPtitg.

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*a iesSe this moectibg atteived the Freadilarch
of the 17th and 18th amain' from whith the Myths&
are MEMO, 11

PARS. APRIL tir.
The King presided' thii day at a Cannel "iif:fifi.
nista.% which sat for three hours His Majesty now
walks with ease in his apartment.
The Duke and Duchess of Orleans presented them-
selves to his Majesty this forenoon, on their arrival
from London. .
Aratt:l7.--The Prince of Benevento set out this
morning for Vakneay, with Mine. Edmond de Peri-
gi rd. The health of this young lady requiring that
she should take the benefit of the waters of Canterets,
Prince Talleyrand will accompany her thither.
The Duke of Wellington sets out the day after to.
morrow for London.

French Funds, nth April, 66 fr. 80c.
ALGIERS, MARCH 1.
There entered into this port, on the eleventh of
February last. a Danish •essel, .which carried the
annual presents which that Government has begn
accustomed to send to the Dey, in performance of,
treaties ; they consist of building timber, 11141116 tar,
nails, and sail-cloth. The Dey has armed three bri,
gantines and a gailiot .which are all his disposeable
force : they are in complete readiness, and only wait
for orders to put to sea.

ATH, APRIL li.

Yesterday. at mid-day.. I` frightful storm, oast&
partied with lightning. burst over this city. :The
thunder 'struck on the Calthedral Church pod set it On
fire; in leu than eight hours it was reduced to ashes.

ERLANGEN, APRIL 11.

We an assured, front good authority, that the
Princess of Wales will return by Vienna, rieste, and
Venice, to het estate on the borders of the Lake of
CO MO: •

SOUTH AMERICA.

• LLOYD'S APRIL 11, 1117.
Most of the Morning Papers of this day announce,
that accounts have been received that B tens Apes
and Monte Video have settled their .difeences, and
that Peace was completely established between them
on the eth December last.- In answer to this we can
state, that letters-have been received at LLOYD's from
Bahia to the 15th February, from Rio Janeiro to
28th January, and from Pernambuco to sth February,
alt on the Coast of Brawl, and they are all equally
.sileat on the subject: and further. that a ktter from
Monte Video itself, of the 24tb December, has bees
received at LL, nn% which is sisteen days after the
event Is said tole.* ttanienett. Tole letter, too, Is
silent as the subject.. ,•!.

we recogly vire at wj coasideralde lengitiths
itelbristary peseadiar lairthe Trial of Patti* and

*MOO toe-adstihtlioilog 'treasonable Oath; before
.1111104iort. Of Justiciary' in Scotland, the result of
Which our readers will recollect was that informs-
gises was wend to be given in on the part of the
CroWn,.as also on that of the paunch, respecting the
relevancy of the indictnients. It eriMl4 now appear
from the notice which we subjoin that the akin-
' lions taken by the pass*, have proved of too for-
midable a nature to beeneenntered in argument, and
that the Counsel for the Crown have found it neces-
sary to abandon entirely the ground thej had taken
up, and to have recourse to a set of new indictments,
in which, instructed by the check theyLhave expe-
rienced, they may perhaps expect to be able to sivood
any repetition of thine flaws, which have proved sd
fatal to their past proceedings.

".h sadentoad that the Lori Advocate has dtallaststd the
prasat latiletturats agate Sodigar and others for troasaeored that
he proposes to try than oil new ladletowsta."-m-Coidatioa if.,.

Ha Gram the Dukoof WeLLINOTOK arrived. yes.
terday morellos at Doom, in the Ant. Captain Boa
tiers, from Calais. .

/tawdry the Qom. accompanied by the Princess
Auelusre,,earar to Le Woe lions Windsor, and in
the -evening. bad silett Isartyi Yesterday, after
Divine Service, her Majesty reeaved Visits from the
Dukes of Yeas, tioesek-aed 01.0VCRSIII4 *together.
with the Duchess or GLOottlietza.
Yesterday afternoon. sheet half-past sin o'clock,
the Pierce Rican, *needed by Sir B. &owner.%
arrived at Carlton Hoes,. The Prince left Brightotl
at half-past one. s."-•

Frtdiy evening the Duke and Duchess of GM..
atria& had a large music party, consisting of seventy
or eighty. Saturday their Royal Highnesses had a
select dinner party of eighteen : and yesterday they
attended Divine Service' at Christchurch. Newgate-
street, when the Bishop of Gtoocarrea preached for
the benefit of the Deaf and Demb Institution.
Saturday morning the Duke and Duchess of Gtoo-
eeSTlß walked from Gloseester•house, Piccadilly, to
Covent-garden market, to view that busy scene, and
the produce of the forward state of the season. It
was the first time of her Royal Highness being there;
and she appeared to enjoy the novelty : they in-
tended, by their dress, to be smog j but unfortunately,
they bad got a footman with them in their livery,
which dicorered them: a crowd immediately ga-
thered round them, and they were so much impeded
by the multitude, that they were obliged to leave
the market.
We rejoice to learn that Mr. Bruges has received
considerable benefit to the complaint in his eyes, b)
cupping.
Friday Lord Catrutooors and family sailed iron'
Southampton for France.
Speedily will be publisbed,liamois tee s#s First
Clsapkr of Me Bishoji#' LlasJaj's Nora PeLi ire.—Sold
I.by raYse and Foss. Fall-Mall t DmettiOn's, Cam
I .ridge j and YAKIMA'S. Oslord.