Star.
London, England, 1817-04-15 00:00:00

BRIGHTON. APRIL 14.

- The Pause. Reamer had not come in from his
siring when the Austrian Ambassador, Prince Eit.
TWIALY, in his travelling chariot, arrived at tLe Pa-
vilion, about half-past four o'clock. His Royal
Highness returned shortly afterwards. Prince E..-
laallAse, in the interim, had crossed to the Bteyne
promenade, which was gaily thronged with pedts.
trians, including several of the Palace suite of nob.
Itty, and a large proportion of the rank and &thin
ad the place from other quarters. Prince Esvartr:AkY
*as here joined by Sir SII2IJAMIN BLOOMIPIILD, took
Nveral turns with him ea the walk, and then, arm
in *rah crossed back from the green with him to (Le
Palace.

A Proclamation has been issued by the Coverlet
Of the bland of Trinidad, denouncing the severe 7e-
Wally of banishment from the Colony, and contista-
dm of property, against ail persons detected in tram.
letting arms, warlike stores, or money, to the Pa-
ssion cat South America.
The Boma Goodie states, that on the lit of is.
nWy the House of Assembly paned An Act for
rzeodeg the Profanation _a religious rites, and
wonbipping of COD, under the pretence of
. lag and toadies, by illiterate, ignorant, and
&di and also for the better regula-
tion or Ardetblirdistalattissionaries, sea other Dissenting
Breatbirs; within these idands."—We were not be-
fore *Ware that stitch injudicious interference with
metiers of conscience bad latterly been manifested
of Jamaica.—Wben will legislators cease from
stleh folly ? A Bull front the Yore againit reading
the Bible is not more absurd among Roman Cuba
than laws to prevent religious worship, under the
pretext 0 preventing-profanation, is among Protes-
tants—Both flow from the same source.—lt was this
items House of Assembly that lately ordered tbeAr-
tilutev-thmesit. of the Settlement to be arrested—
imid was dissolved by the Governor. The event now
Abided to was subsequent to the passing of the above
but the Gazettes received do not come down
Mt* enough to enable as to notice that occurrence.
**Extract of a letter from Rio Janke), dated the
10th of January, 1817:—" On the 7th instant we
dire visited here with one of the heaviest gales, ac-
companied with rain, that we ever witnessed : fortu-
nately it was of sheet duration, lasting only about
Ilk hour.. It commenced at N.W. and continued to
blow very strong for about a quarter of an hour,
When it shifted suddenly to W. attended with in:-
ensue torrents of rain, and Mowing with irresistible
fury s the conaeqnence was, that out of 300 sail
which lay here, few escaped sustaining mare or lets
dtinage. Three Portuguese schooners were sunk,
• loge vends driven high on the shore et Is!e
Vnibst. end his Majesty's man of war hulks broke
tft, carrying with them all vessels is their way,
!htt,t otherwise might have rode securely. Next morn.
144, After the squall, the whole shore resented one
untversil wreck."
From .a • Retorts to an .Order of the House of
Commons, it appears, that the total net assessalcws
of the several Duties under the head of Asseucc!
Toes, amounted for the year ending the sth cf
Ara, 1616. to £6,763,910 ss. 9d. and for the yen!
endingsni the 4th of April, 1816, to A 16,805,728
that the Assessors' charge for the year IS:'-•
siding the &hot April, 1817, (the net assesstr.-r.'s,
including the supplementary assessments, not bcinl
completed) amounts to 46,238,410 Os. 9d. being fe-
veal hundred thousands less. than the amount of
either of the preceding years. The chief diminutions
are in carriages, &c. from £508,921 ta at 454,93:;
in riding horses, from 4808,890 to £670,01 ;
in game certificates, from 41 51.246 to 499,154.
Lord &mourn having been informed that Es avf
and his Son had been ironed, immediately sent °rex.
to the Keeper of the gaol in which they are confi Ira
to hive them taken oiL
J. Lana, who has been some time in cturrlY at
Reading, on suspicion of being the murderer or
late Mr. Lencusr, (the French Teacher,) h.a -.1
doehnsed.
thl.esuiparareen an
comparative
strength roefcentimtlybeh i
mradet
the rite& pine is the -strongest wood nest to t!,e .
dab cork.