Star.
London, England, 1816-05-28 00:00:00

LONDON.

SIXTY THOUSAND POUNDS MAY BE GAINED BY
A SINGLE LOTTERY TICKET, NEXT' ThURSDAY,
WHEN THE LOTTERY FINISHEi.

TUESDAY, MAY 28, OM,

PRICE OF STOCKS TI-US DAY AT 7 WELVE O'CLOCK,
Reduced 63—Cons. mo. 64t—for opg. 66i
4 per Cent. 771 76-5 per COIL 96k—Bonds lb. S. pr.
Onin. pay. sSi i—Ezr.b. Bilb is. dls, Is. pr.

Last night the CHANCELLOR of the Exouroutvn!
brought forwase the Budget for the *current year, ill
a Committee of Ways and Means. The whole sum
required for the public service is re 27,279,295, to be
met by the Bank loan of R 3,000,000 ; surplus grants
of last rear X 5,663,755 ; Excise and other duties
419002,000.—Ni; new Toes have been proposed,
p•xcept aa increase of the duty on Soap. A diminu-
tion of draw-back on Sugar exported is also a part of
the ways and means; and, we are sorry to observe,
that a Lottery is still to be resorted to for raising part
of the matey. • . 1
However, it is obvious that in some respects the 1
condition -of the country has been improved. -We
have got rid of the Property Tax and the War Tax;
on Malt—together about fourteen ;millions, or one-
! fourth of the whole sum levied on publicindustry for i
the service of the State. This.surn, left in the hands
of the community, must, notwithstanding the present.
distress, moo become protective. What would have
been the distress ha& this load dationsed to press
upon the juttiop?-...And what the idiom. diet+

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Ishottia be draw% t att_er teaucttott of et.
PFO44b and that as speedily as it dm be effected with.
opt real detriment, will accelerate in a'ratio not to he
calculyed, the return of those blessings which Peace
is calculated to yield to an industrious people:

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We have received the Paris. Papers of Saturday.
They contain bUt scanty materials fir politic el specu-
lation respecting the state of France. The private
letters, however, are not so reserved, and they men-
tion a fact which we are surprised has not found its
way into the Journals, namely, the arrest of the fa-
tuous, or rather infamous CAVLAINCOURT. He is
confined en secret, that is to say, he is not permitted to
hold any, intercourse with any' other prisoners' nor
with persons out of doors. His crime is therefore
considered of a serious complexion : and it is added
that he is implicated in the late rebollion at Grenoble.
—He had prevailed upon M. Pozao DI Benosso, the
Russian Minister at Paris, to claim him, as having
some kind of passport or protection from the Em.
peror ALEXANDER; but the French Police, cf course,
rejected this ridiculous attempt to defeat the ends of
justice. CAuLsiscoustr is now, we trust, for the sake
' of example, about to meet the punishment due to his
manifold crimes. After the awful and unexpected,
although not unmerited, fate of Muata, and a thou-
sand other revolutionary assassins, Pt would be too
much in Monsieur CAULAINCOURT, the midnight mur-
derer of the Due d'Estoutem, and the ready minister
of all BONAPARTE'S atrocities, to expect to escape
from punishment.

Indeed it has been long evident to all who hAve
bad opportunities of seeing this once-celebrated
plomatist recently, that something villainous was at
work in his moody. mind. An intelligent traveller,
who saw CAULAINCOURT by accident a few months
s'snce, applied to him at once, without knowing at
the time who he was, SHAKESPC Altles forcible descrip-
tion of the nuirderer of Prince Ant :
11114 it the man should do a bloody dived;
The image of a wicked heinous fault
Lives in hi, eye that clo+e aspect of his
lioth Rtiew the mood of a much troubled breast*
Aphem by the hand of nature mark d,
Quoted curd signed to do a deed of sham.: !"

The friends of religious liberty will lament itc,
learn that t!...! private letters from Paris announce the
revival at Nismes, of those scenes of persecution and
intolerance with which the Protestants were afflicted
after the final expulsion of the tyrant BONAPARTE.
It is absurd, weak, wicked to attempt to disguise the
facts respecting the condition of the Protestants in
.the South of France. They have been persecuted,
robbed, murdered: they are now subjected to persecu-
tion, robbery, andassassination on account of relision
—of religion only. They have not enj'yed the pro.
tection that was promised.. them—the protection to
which they were entitled as loyal and faithful tub.
jab ; and they have a right to complain—Europe,
but especially every Protestant Kingdom, has a right
to complain, that their persecutors and murderers
have hitherto be;:n permitted to esc.pe all punishment.

The Paris Papers contain a curious article from
Rome. At the suggestion of the Pura, as it is re-
ported, the European Powers are about to establish
a Christian Kingdom on the shores of Attica, and to
expel the Pirates. The PRINCE ROYAL of ETRURIA
is named as the new Sovereign.
The French Papeis also mention some particulars
of General CIIARTRAND, who was shot in consequence
of the sentence of a Court Martial at Lille, on the
!..'2,1 inst. for.the part he wok in the rebellion of March,
1815. It appears that this person was made a prisoner
of war in 1813; and was not only restored to his country
by the first restoration of Lows XVIII. to the throne,
but honoured by him with the cross of Sr. LOUIS.—
He sheaved his gratitude by accepting a mission from
BONAPARTE to collect troops in the South, and cut
off the retreat of the Duke of ANnOULEME. The
death of such a criminal can be regretted by nobody.
Probably, bad a tew inch executions taken place
earlier, the late insurrection at Greeueble would
never have taken place.

COURIER ZITRAORDINARY OF SATURDAY MORNING.

The Duchess of Berri has arrived at Marseilles in
good health. She mill remain under quarantine until
the Ist of June. On the 3d her Highness will set
out for Aix ; and on the.lsth she may be expected
at Fontainebleau.
By dispatches from Lyons of the 23d, dated at
eleven in tht morning, we learn, thasi Didier slept
on the 22d at Fort Batreau, and that he was to ar-
rive at Grenoble on the 23d at noon.

Yesterday evening, between ten aad•eleven o'clock,
an Aide•de-Camp of the Duke of Belluno arrested an
individual who calls himself Graftlin, for having
cried—" Pvs rEmpereur," and he was conducted to
the next guard•roont.
• PARIS, MAY 14. ,
During the short duration of the mad. rebellion at
Grenoble, Didter had assumed the title of Intendant-
Gvneral of the Army of Independence a man named
Coaches, called himself Marshal Grouchy;' and a
schoolmaster of .La Mire called himself Count Be,.
trend. These wretches had also clothed a peasant•in
a dress covered with gold and decorations, and they
always appeared before his with their bats off.
PRIVATE LEITER.

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Allll, MA
US amhbessirt (tins stack Deka of MamaP ) was animal at
awnierkswas in Pita* aullp yawn* and brim&
up to Pasta, wean Ise a easdiasd atm. He was isataady
dame! •IL Paw° 41 Swab% in aims at a pastadja! pass-

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'V- 4. r! 5.9t.;t.) IDltillgri
Pak POW to Um stele **bilge') by As imisirte Amt.
Phis interference has hitherto proved Withoet• effect. M. Mae
noel, so distinguished by his patriodsrit and doquente k kb!
House of Representatives, has been also arrested, together with
Si persons of less note. While with a view to quiet the Thuillee
ties, Paris is kept in this state of perturbation) the religious aril
political fa st icisot of the south has broken out with increased ihryt
" We learn, from good authority, that in the course of fast
week a general rhing took place at Nismes, which terminated he
the massacre of a great number of the l'rotestantt, and in the de•
structiou of their dwellings. It Is confidently stated, that at least
one-half of the city has fallen a prey to the flames.
" Government had received notice, it appears, of Vandamint's
being in the vicinity of Paris. Searches were in sonselitence made
in every quarter, and in one instance a detachm...nt of gee.d'armts
was ordered to surround an inn at Versailles, where he was sup-
posed to be seettted. These men closely examined every person
mond in the Houle, and being disappointed in their principal oh.
jeer, they, 10 jut; ify their inquisitorial proceeding, carried o!f, as
suspicions characters, three individuals who happened to be una
provided with passports.

'1 Pri►ate ktters from Lyons describe the pretended enthu•
siasm for Royalty in very different terms front the statements
which have lately appeared In the rapers.

" The National Guard, instead of spon:aneovey efering to
march against their fellow-citizens at GrecoNe, were compelled,
by the menacing interference of the Gendanneite and Royal
board, to proceed in separate detachments upcn the road to that
city. But no sooner did night come on, than, escaping from the
Gendarmes who conducted or rather escorted them, they dis.
banded anil returned to their homes, from which it has Gem
found impossible to tear them a second time. The stratagem
employed to decoy dent from the town, was that of collect ng .
them in small panics in its neighbouthool, nits!) the Ferrate of
exercising and cqviewnig ;hem Whim mice thus colleted, Mei
Wilte mate-Led, sqiiie i y turce and others by persuasion, towisds
timir destination."

We have great smislactit.n in annnuncing the re.
storation of order• and subor.linaion in t', districts
lately disturbed by riots and tumult. Tfie Magis•
trates, in some of the districts in particular, desave
great praise fur the promptitude of their measures
anal the vigoar with which they employed the powers
conferred upon them by t:.e laws—suppressing the
riots by the arm of the c;vtl authority without calling
in the mintsry. We me;,,:i ;tot, however, to attack
blame whew the military wete called in ; for the
facts sho.ild all be known before a correct opinion
can be formed. It must be recollected that it is the
imperious duty of Magistrates to repress riot by every
means within their power, and, when the civil powrt
is too weak, to call in the aid of the military to
support it. Let us now hope that such disgraceful
scenes as have affected dalrent parts of the ciuntry
will not be revived there or acted any where rise.—.
The Magistrates, the men of infLeace, the Aunt,
it may be supposed are occupied in devising plans
to alleviate that distress which has exposed the igno.
rant to be misled and prompted to mischief by the
more vicious and profligate.
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Mr. CANNING and suite arrived at Plymouth on
Sunday, on boatel the GRANICUS f gate.
Yesterday, at half-past one o'clock, Lord Viscount
CH/INBORN/3 and Mr. MAsTiotsrAN Uue, the Members
for Weymouth,. wept to Camclford Houses in full
Court dresses, and were introduced into the preseirce
of the Princess CIIMILOT re and Prince LEOPOLD, to
present Addresses from Weymouth, upon their nuts.
riage. The Prince and Ptincess were pleased to
returred a most gracious answer.
L_►nv AZDY.—The following are authentic copies
of letters written by Lady AiIDY. We give them not
to tear open afresh the wounds which must have been
infl cted, by a circumstance within the recollection of
our Readers, bin to shes► the misery tf,at was conse-
quent in this, as it is in almost every instance, upon
degradation from moral propriety of conduct :
(Superscribed)

sir William Abdy, 'baronet, at C. Cal&
wctl'i, hag Itottishato Hall, Cambridge.
" Ohl de rot come to town.-1 ant gone.—l am a lost m sera
ahle wretch. I have given up every tit:rig for Charles Benthick.
He has caused my rum—he has made me wroteg you so Cruelly.
I cot.ld never bear to see you again.—Forgive me!—l shall never
forget your k:ndness to me! you hare been indeed a kind his:-
band to me!—l am unworthy of you. I shall alv:ars regret you,
always love you, u long as I live. Oh! may you be as happy as
am wretched and miserable! This is the only wish I can have
upon earth.--Bless you, my dear, dear William.—Oh ! I s:a
distracted!"

(Superscribed) a Mrs. Charles Caldwell,
To be given immediately. Bottistiam-hall, Cambrl4ipe,
a Charlotte, keep Sir William with you; take care tit b
Oh, be kind to him ; Hawes is wig bless you. A mt•erahle crea-
ture, as long u she lives, will remem:Jer, wits► gratitude, what
she owe. you."
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 27.
Arrived the Borodino and British Isle transports,
from Guernsey, 'with troops.—Wind N.E.

DOVER, MAY 57.
Passed by, bound to London, the Mary, BaxnAt.t.,
from 'Trinidad ; and the West Indian, Coo; from
Antigua. •
• GRAVESEND, MAY 28.
Arrived the Seem, Gibbs, and Release, !miner, front Lisbon ;
Mary, Pinder, front Trini!ad; Jason, Govern, from Cadis ;
piss, Richarthcm, and Minerva, Morr.ton. from Dements;
' Almwtll, 'fait, liont Hiniburgh; Wager, Agar, from kouen ;
Metarhorphose, Jacon, from Calais.' Favourite, Jordan, from
Dieppe; Vine, Price, from Newry; Hibernia, Davis, from St.
Michael's ;• Killingback, e—, from ht. Domingo. Sckd the
Angentein, ktobiuson, for Grenada.
• RAMSGA l'E, MAY 116.
Arrived this morning from Ostend, the Lively packet, Captain
AvLessuite, bringing over about en passengers, amongst, whom
were Captain Nance, tests, Regiment of Foot; and Captain
Bowl. es, of the Royal Artillery, both wounded at the Battle of
Waterloo—the latter severely by the bursting of a shell, from
which to received no less than eight desperate wounds : his re-
covery goes on very, slowly.—Sailed for Ostend last evening, the
Elisabeth packet, Captakr Wes SOSO, With I 5 or 16 passengsgree
I —Arrived yesterday from the River, a vessel worked by steam,
(formerly the Rolla gun brig) fitted up wilt a must powerful
engine and machinery, for the purpose of sleepening.our oarde
hsrbostr. A WSg on toe Pier at the time she came in. observed,
that tas underattod this vessel was sent down to get up men,7
'from tie loco* of the
glsaibuer' as, front the &bates in the
Hoes, of Co t,a on the rejected Ramsgate Harb,.ur ilia, ft
agtpstired 1 than Xis,ctiO was sunk in it in the coons
(ral inn night b” .4. •
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0,,............,.MAY fr.
I lintos Eirtpion OuTweobo.--Union, William Robbing.
' for Amway; Vibe, Alexander Shedd. fur Quebec and Moist.
I real; Attlee, Robert loots, and Brothers, George Read, fee
Hansborgbi 'Lively, Robert Oray, Jun. for Amsterdam; Cs*.
met, Brilliant Forester, for Gibraltar, Malaga, Ahcant. mad
Valssolo; Honor, Charles Enserson, for Archangel; Moak..
Timothy for &octal, Gone, Sierra Leung, and csoll
coot costagt , John toms, file Rotterdam; Francis,
Thous ftekl, Ice Teoevife and Ss. novas.
Friday tie Or of Ingot fell 6s.pse bon at Haidiostoo,