Star.
London, England, 1817-12-09 00:00:00

FRANKFORT, NOVEMBER N.

Letters from Genoa say, that orders have been
given to equip all the ships'of war there. The Royal
Treasury has appointed a considerable sum for this
purpose. It is supposed that these ships ate destined
to ctaite against the Barb.ry Pirates.

HAGUE, D&CEM3JR 3.
MOND CHAHIER OV THE STATIII'OIIWHIAL.

After the presentation of several petitioni. M. Von
Atritan made a Report concerning the Law on the

Free Tea Trade. tending to allow t the merchants.
• Acc..Who have remonstrated. a more precise and suit-
able indemnity than is fixed in the project of the
law. and consequently respectfully to send back the
project to his Majesty. with the request that be will
be pleased to consider it further. It was resolved' to
have this proposal printed, and referred to the
.Sections.

The prtiects of the law respecting the Levant
trade being then discussed, several Members Mi-
tered their opinions, some for and others, against
it,; the names being called over, it las accepted by a
majority of 68 to 23 votes, and sent to the first
Chamber.—Among the petitions there were two from
Messrs, Guyet and Cauchois LemAire, complaining
that in the year 1815, they settled as bOoktellers at

Brussels, and in May, 1817, were ordered by a Com-
usissary of the Police to leave the Kingdom in eight
dos, or, after the upiration of that time, to be es-
corted over the frontiers by the Mare•chitnasfe I they
place themselves under the protection of the Assem-
bly, end desire redress.

It is confidently reported, that the Allied Sove-
reigns have come to a resolution to withdraw their
troops from the French territory, before the end of
the month of March ensuing. The augmentation
of the French forces, therefore, must not be consi-
deied as a means of hastening their resnoill, bet as
an expedient for svpplying their place.

Notwithstanding these liberal ideas, there are
degenerated Americans, who, stooping servilely be.
fore the false idols of lberiA, have caused innume-
rable evils to the soil which give them birth.
" Against these only are directed the pointed steel
of the freemen. Their names are, by as unanimous
voice, erased from the number of beings who beau•
tify nature.
T. conquer or to die is the alternative of the
children of the Great Columbia ; although struck by
a panic, some of the Eastern people have lately sepa.
rated from the coalition, while Margarita, amidst the
hazards of war, looked up to them for a brave de.
(race of their country. The city of Casino fell in a

There WAS no additional company at dinner at the
Queen's House, except Lady JOHN THYMS. The
Marchioness of BATH and Lady bltt.ence reside in
the house at present. Lady Marcum occupies a
house in the Cirrus.
His Royal Highness the Dt:ke of CLaarwca walk.
ed nearly two bouts, this afternoon, in the neigh-
bourhood 01 Queen-square, in company with Admiral
WoLsLICY.
The Harmonic Society held a meeting on Friday,
at the White Hart, Sir CHARLES Luanne, Bart.
in the Chair, when the Royal Duke was elected a
Member by acclamation.

A considerable improvement has just been made to
Sir H. navy's safety lamp, by Mr. NFWMAW, by the
application of a lens to one side of the lamp, by
which the light is rendered five or six times greater
over a large space, and is thrown into the most ob-
acure and narrow places.
A correspondent in Norfolk assures ns that a gen.
tleman of 85000 per annum, in that county, lately
sold the reversion of his whole estate us another
Igentleman and his heirs at the expiration of /60 years
t9r five guineas. However whimsical this purchase
may seem. our Readers will find that the compound.
principal and interest, of five guineas for SSO yean,
will amtunt to aff1,510,720

THE FORTUNATE YOUIII.

There is not an individual in Britain whr)
heard mere or less of the circumstances
been circulated in the different
ing the incredible wealth that bus been said to
been bestowed on this youth by a Eage•corer.
quaintance.

On Saturday, however, a paragraph app,!rpt:
a 'Morning Paper, under the tide "
nate Yenth," charging him with " dett.,:ted
and disisagenuout acts," autlioriziog
that there is not one word of truth in his w 1.915••.,
and yesterday a statement appeared armther
ing Paper, detailing various instances of dii
ous conduct, any of which, if well fy
calculated to throw a shade over the pi-et...its:cm.,
have been ascribed to him. The stiii.tinre
latter statement was inserted in our c..sluni-e),
In the liferniv Chron•itle, the Plilzr cl.l,
above, the following article has nudeits
this morning : r.

" To THE EDITOR OF THE. t HIMICLT.
" Sla•-1 was very much aatowsh..o to lie, e. v,•asi
the 6th Instant, an auessrear ankle, titllei • it; 4:r .4 2-,
rwk; in which be is stigma:med as an imtps.. . utl,s..
Owed falsehoods and distugenuom ac., author ze
that there it nut one word of truth in •.
Kraal dearth of news, the hitter. ut the several l',;iert
ouniod up to the public nut idily every thing that ha,
but every thing that has been conjectured, of dii, •.r:..;;,
neither him, :If tor I.' friends have ever intruded ce—e
public, but have done all in their power to proTeto it.
" I will venture to assert that rhi• youth has
or attempted to defraud, any one ; and tli,t :far.; !or.:
just pecuniary claim upon hots, the liquidation, of it vol!I bet!
mediately provided for, nu such claim being made known cc !Lt.
" The writer of the article in queuton aii%lrer tor
j.
he can Deface the proper tribunal. •a•he )outst It;:.:ttll LP'
and I trust will never hear of it

win Got obtrude on the public the name of rc
todtvidnal as sisyseli; but it Is herewith made know;:
you are at liberty is declare it to any persuu tvLo eery ;:tG;
to Itiquira after ito I ate, Sir, Otc.
" That SOLICITt,:t AND cm::•:::; y 7.
FHIZND 06' THE P.`IIII:NATt :
AND OW His k' • &mt. ."
To the preceding Letter, the Editor
following paragraph :
" The respectability of the Gera.rn in whn al.
dressed to us the above letter is su perfectly kr,
that we owe to him and to the public a f 1.114 r ftn.
meet of the grounds upon which we piiblisbej tie
, paragraphs announcing our doubts of the truth of
marvellous :tug,- but we are e4rimstly requeited ti
withhold it for a day or two. Our readers, howtir,
shall see, that as vigilant and faiil.ful sf
passing events, we could not, in jost;ce tr, ti
overlook proceedings which appeared to us Fc;insi.:
with ruinous consequences to the on,eaty.
avidity with which the narrative of the e::,:rrn
funds belonging to this youth, had been rneirt.d
all ranks (not the most creditabk pro,4 ot i ‘oe'l
state of society). made it probable that he y•fitill r-
ip other countries the means of practising. e•ren
greater extent than at home, the osteniat:nus
of unbounded wealth. The eclat of his go-,d ter::
has gone before him ; and it is possible the. thro.:i
the credibility of persons of high rank in Ettgl. u'
he may have commenced his journey furnished nit
introductory letters that will facilitate hib splert.
entry into the first circles abroad. We thou.ht
right, therefore, that the evidences of doubt should
go along with) the glittering display of pretension."
On the other band we find in the .lloreing Pat (1
this day, the other Paper alluded to Above, the fol•
lowing additional statement :

" THE UNPARALLELED HOAXER.

14 The full exposure which we were yesterday en.
shied to make of the unexampled practices of this
audacious and unprincipled young man, was in all ia
parts substantially correct; but wishing also to be
minutely so, we deem it necessary to publish the fol.
lowing trifling Er. aro
" For Druenmouds, the Bankers, read Elddulph and C. 4 for
the Governor and Company of the Bank of England, read Mom.
Hanbury and Lloyd; and fur Florentine, read :,icultan, Kus,
from Mews. Edwards', Crotched Friars."

The Editor of the Aferniaz Post concludes by re-
mising to give, in a day or two, a harmer arcuate
and interesting narrative of the whole of these trin'•
actions.

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the work of their liberator I but in opening
purpose. It is supposed that these ships ate destined . I Queens House.
campaign, this same people was doomed again to At eight o'clock yesterday morning Mr. Dal
to mho against the Barbary Pirates.
suffer mournful vicissitudes : their unfortunate emi- the King's Messenger, arrived express from Wit
HAMM, DiteitMahß s.
gram, witnessed by the windward islands. presents with dispatches from the Council, and set out
SECOND CHAMBER Or THE STATES'OEWNIAL. on his return at four o'clock in the afternoon,
"e o f the most mel.ncholy pictures of honest fami.
After the presentation of several petitions. M. Von HENRY HALTORD remains at Windsor.
In the course of the morning Divine Service
lies breathing by the mercy of foreign nations, whose .
Atrium made a Report coacerning the Law on the
generosity is stamped in. the heart of eves,' good performed before the Queen, by the Rev.]
Free Tea Trade, tending to allow to the merchants, American.
Guesteo, Rector of Bathwick. There were p
their Itoyai Highnesses the Princess F
Ace.. Who have remonstrated, a more precise and suit-
-44 If PROVIDENCE casting an eye of compassion oo
able indemnity than is fixed in the project of the '
their
stiffed:ire, should one day grant them the well
law. and consequently respectfully to send back the -
rex and Lady Minvitte,-Sir Hamm Comeau.
project to his Majesty. Kith the request that be will deserved chart of their liberty, that they may have a
be pleased to consider it further. It was resolved' to Government of their own to secure, and protect the Colonel Dftsaowe.
sacred rights of RUE, they shall by distinguished be-
Queen's House,
Vidls no additional aLlacdomy
Jointpany at d=uster
have this proposal printed, and referred to the
rt.ovnyorateusi
raefits requite the religious hospitality, which has been
the Marchioness
house
a to fprerßALitt.a adLla.dayd
.fiections.
afforded to thee) by these I:deadly colonies. The projects of the law respecting the Levant
trade
being
then
discussed,
several Members deli-
. et closed.
„The circle of their revolution is not y house in the Cirrus. yHblist!
vered their opinions, some for and others, against y
This fhrions volcano is still emitting dreadful flames.
ed near) His Royal Highness the D
two hours, this afternoon, in the i
eke of Ccriamrca
The Independents are ambitious of their liberty—
bourhood of Queen-square, in company with Ad
itr the names being called over, it =vas accepted by a
they demand to bold a seat among nations—death liv,o
mr.
majority of 68 to 23 votes, and sent to the first
Chamber.—Among the petitions there were two from
The Harmonic Society held a meeting on EMessrs,
cannot discourage them—they look upon rim as are-
.
Waifs, Guyct and Cauchois Lemaire, complaining lief from ignominy, at the White Hart, Sir CHARLES BAMEILEE
`t Notwithstanding these liberal ideas, there are in the Chair, when the Royal Duke was el,
that in the year 1815, they settled as bookseller: at
degenerated Americans, who, stooping servilely be-
Member by acclamation.
Brussels, and in May, 1817, were ordered by a Corn-
mprovenient has just been m.'
ht fore the false
_idols of Iberia, have caused innume-
A considerable i.-----...._
Sir H. navy' s sAity lamp, by Mr. Nrwas sr
usissary of the Police to leave the Kingdom in eig
table evils to the soil which give them birth.
digs, or, after the upiration of that time, to bees-
6. Against these only are directed the pointed steel application of a lens to one side of the A'
laml
sorted over the frontiers by the Mare-chanuee; they
over a large space, and is thrown into the -'
of the freemen. Their names are, by an unanimous which the light is rendered five or six times e
place themselves under the protection of the Mum-
apoanadeuvratPilnAcNesOrfolk assures us thatalot
voice, erased front the number of beings who bean
:cureAcaorrndes
bly, and desire redress.
tify nature. ,
tleman of a5OOO per annum, in that a
It is confidently reported, that the Allied Sove. "To conquer or to die is the alternative of the
cal this pur
reigns have come to a resolution to withdraw their children of the Great Columbia; although struck by sold the reversion of his whole estatcemitontyLi
troops from the French territory, before the end of
1 may
five guineas. However whims**
a panic, some of the Eastern people have lately sena. gentleman and his heirs at the as of sgo
the month of March ensuing. The augmentation
rated from the
f the French forces, therefore, must not be coati- ay seem, our Readers will find that the cons
• hazards of war, looked up to them for a brave de. • • d •
defied as a means oehastehing their rernoill, but as
principa an sntemst, of five guineas for Sb Pi
an expedient for 'gaping; their place. , (race of their country. The city of Casino fell in a, wal amtunt to 41,810 o '
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