Star.
London, England, 1810-12-13 00:00:00

Nifrift INTBLLIGENCE.

DSC. 4...—This day, in presence ... -
ler of the Chamber of Accounts, and of M. Roebus.
sen, Meurer of the Council of Judicature, of Messrs.
Mactluissac, Colonels of Battalions, and Pohillv, Cap..
t.tin.-Adiutant on.the General Staff, and Frank, Aid.
"b of General Durutte, with the • officers
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their

,joyed,
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entertained,

degree the daily increasing calamity.
The distress was also considerably increased by the
recent great failures at Hamburgh, and other places
on the Continent. Several houses of note had in con-
sequence suspended their payments, among which
was one engaged in the Russian banking line. tt
appears, also, that these commercial embarrassments
have been felt at Paris, as letters from that city of
the 2a state, that two great Banking concerns had
been obliged to stop payment on account of the great
advances they had made to the Government.
We have inserted some extracts from the Dutch
Papers, but they contain nothing of political impor-
tance. An article from Amsterdam mentions the
burning of a considerable quantity of English goods
in that.capital, in conformity with the system of con-
flagration established by NAPOLEON.

The Hope, GEORGE GREIG master, of Perth, from
New Brunswick to Plymouth, put into Scilly the 29th
October. On the 16th she was plundered by a French
brig privateer of rigging, stores, &c. and the follow-
ing day was boarded by the Charles privateer, of
Bayonne, the Commander of which offered to
supply the Hope with any thing she was in want
of. As soon as the Charles was known to have
been captured by the A/ MIA frigate, the Com-
mittee of LLOYD'S sent to Mr. GREIG for an affi-
davit of the treatment he received from the Com-
mander of the Charles, and on receipt thereof a few
days since, transmitted it to the Lords Commissioners
of the Admiralty, and they have had the pleasure of
being informed that in consideration of the cireum-
stance, their Lordships have been pleased to give
an order for the release of the Commander of the
Charles on his parole.
We hope that such a mark of liberality is that de-
partment of thi Government will have the effect of
good treatment on the part of the French privateers
to British vessels which may fall into their power, as
they will thus be assured, that such praiseworthy
conduct will meet its reward in this country, should(
the fortune of war make them our prisoners.

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IL' his thaw* the Becamelling Trade, and the Public, teat his ' • _ ' 'LONDON. i• - • • -
". - `MEETING
.01 PARLiAMENT.
Badness as a Publisher and•Wisolesaler Bootaller,Kontitmes tube h. ,
tarried on as papal on his Plemises, No. 7, Great Bridge-strict•
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Several Ned Works, of awintereeting and useful character, are THURSDAY, DECEMBER li •
in the Press, and will be paddiehed carry in the next Year ; and all STAR OFFICE, HALVPAST RYE O'CLOCK. •
Works in conthittation, will be carried' on sad completed with no- 'RICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. -1111
other delay than is necessary to their perfettion. This afternoon, at Four o'clock, both Houses of
S per CL Cone. money, shut-for mpg. 8711.
Several 4,1 his Work., which were out of print, being reptlnted, Parliament met pursuant to their last adjournment.
may be had of all Booksellers in Town tad Country. Reduced 641--4 per Cent. 11241. .
Navy S per Cent. shut-Omni= 511 die.
Great Bridge-street, December 11, 1810. In the HOUSE of COMMONS, Mr. PERCIVAL rose
Excheq. Bffis, Ss. 7s. prem.-41onds to.. prat. _
. ' and stated, that although he was sorry he could not'
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
1 FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. t 3 per Cent-Re& 661 110 India Bonds, 20s. pre. announce to the House that the improvement had
i —;-- s per Cent. Cons. shut • Imp. 8 per C. 641 taken place in the state of his MAJESTY'S health which
PARIS, DECEMBER 1. 4 per Cent. 8 Exc. BUD, Te. 411. isnot.
Omni= 50 dig. at their last meeting he had reason to expect, yet
• Their Majesties the Emperor and Empress went !
_Per Cent. Nave 2
shut
n. 7 fiallt Engl6h IAtKrY TicketS 121. TIIERE WAS' NO DOUBT WHATEVER OF HIS MAJESTY'S
yesterday evening to the Great Opera. Akatar was' "
Indlin Stock, for mpg. 101 Conn for acc. 671
performed, and in the second act of the Opera scan-
FINAL AND COMPLETE RECOVERY-( Hear! hear! hear!)
tata was applauded, _which was applicable to the • He concluded by moving the appointment of a Select
happy pregnancy of her Majesty the Empress, whom • THE KING. . Committee of Twenty-one, to examine his Majesty's
the general wish is to see happily delivered. ,
At the entrance into the Opera every person had The following Bulletin was issued this day : Physicians, and to report to the House on Monday
* bouquet of myrtle and other flowers in their hands. , • ' WINDSOR CASTLE, DEC. 13. next, to which day he would move that the House do
/ As the Emperor and Empress appeared in their box, 46 His MAJESTY has had but little sleep, and is
now adjourn.
1 all the spectators in the flall rose up and repeatedly much the same as he was yesterday." Mr. PERCEVAL then named the Committee, which
cried out, Ties PEmpereur, :lee P.Empereue ! The (Signed as before, i consisted of an equal number of Members of each
same took place at• the beginning of the Cantata.-
The feeling was universal, and their Majesties ap- , 1 side of the House. Among those selected were Mr.
peared to be highly gratified by the appearance of DISPATCHES FROM THE BRAZILS. 1 CANNING, Mr. WHITBREAD, Mr. RYDER, Mr. Pom-
i national gratitude. Their Majesties remained du- BONDY, Lord CASTLEREAGH, MT. SHERMAN, &C. &C.
ring the ballet baDdarconanie, which followed ileestes. This morning Government received dispatches from
1 13y a letter from Elsineur we learn, that the Ad- Rio Janeiro, by which we learn that LINTERS and I After a few observations from Mr. WHITBREAD,
1 *drab; Court confiscated the following vessels' and five of his associates, have been tried and executed by Mr. PERCEVAL'S motions were put and carried.
• their lading : . In the House of LoamS ,a similar statement was
` 'Cert.', Hierth ; routine, Pehtson ; Oliie Branch, the new Government of Buenos Ayres. They were 1
ractices against the Legiti- made by the Lotto CHANCELLOR, respecting His
ilowland'• Gustavus Aclolphes, )?elabin ; Catha- convicted of treasonable p
' Tina' .lizabeth. Luchman ; lklepthunis,-3.'C. Zeltz ; mate Government of FERDINAND the Vllth, and MAJESTY'S Health, and a similar adjournment took
Dielitte Hoffnung, Jaeger ; Christina Wilhelmina, were put to death on the 26th August last, at a short
.place.
Steinorth $ Die-gate Hoffnung, Rubarth ; Susanna, distance from Buenos Ayres, amid the acclamations Both Houses of Parliament were uncommonly
Cassan ; Minerva. Botcher ; Wilhelmina, Wallis. _
Dac. 2.-Yesterday evening, at sit o'clock, the of the populace. crouded, both with Members and Strangers ; and the
Hiring of cannon announced the eve of the anniversary The above accounts were `brought' by the Duke of assurances held out by Ministers of His MAJESTY'S
•f his Majesty's Coronation. All the Theatres were Montrose packet, which arrived at Plymouth in 54' .compLate and FINAL RECOVERY, were hailed with the
free. I days from the Brazils. Just as she was preparing to most enthusiastic marks of exultation.
To-day the city of Faris gives a portion of 1200
frants to twelve poor maidens, who are to be given sail, information to the above effect was brought to Rio _.
. In marriage to twelveseillers. Janeiro by the Spanish ship Luiza Aguilar, from the N. 4 rift INTELLIGENCE.
The Empt4ess, ac hpanied by a Lady. rode out Canaries and St. Catherines to Buenos Ayres, which .•
yesterday. in her r.i, - abit, frsd was-received with Put into Rio Janeiro on the 13th of October, after The Hope, GIDAIGE GREIG master, of Perth, from
acclahiationsi witAk er Majesty very graciously ast-
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being down to the River Plate, when she found Buenos , New Brunswick to Plymouth, put into Scilly the 29th
*tiered. . -,. .a., . '
1 By a Decree d. .•: h of November, issued from Ayres blockaded by the British. lOctober. On the 16th she was plundered by a French
the Palace of the ;..., illeries • his Majesty has ex- .When the Duke of Montrose sailed, the Fou-brig privateer of rigging, stores, &c. and the follow-
tended the iteriod i•• " - . inately,' in which the French ) DROYANT, of 110 guns, was getting under way for the ing day was boarded by the Charles privateer, of
. language is to be used in writings, in the depart- „
*tents of the Bouches-Ruin,-Rhin, and of the Bouches- River Plate to act according to circumstances.- Bayonne, the Commander of which offered to
de TEscaut. Other accounts state, that LIMBS and his party were supply the Hope with any thing' she was in want
By-another Decree, issued the same day, his Ma- assassinated before they were brought to the gallows. of. As soon as the Charles was known to have
m-tiered that the German language, along with ---. been captured by the AMELIA frigate, the Com-
file trench, may be used in the departments of Ems- mittee of LLOYD'S sent to Mr. GREIG for an affi-
Mead,- *Courts of Justice, Acts of Administra- His Majesty's ship MANILLA. has arrived with a
davit of the treatment he received from the Com-
fiest, ire. . convoy at Falmouth from Lisbon, but having been
mender of the Charles, and on receipt thereof a few
BAYONNE, NOV. 2S. 19 days on her passage, brings nothing new. But by i
days since, transmitted to the Lords Comm oners
it issi
A'strong American vessel, laden with insurgents an American ship arrived at Portsmouth front the
from,Gallitia, and well stewed with provisions, was ;of the Admiralty, and they have had the pleasure of
Tagus, letters have been received from Lisbon threel . .
driven by a heavy West wind into the Bay of Saint being informed that in consideration of the cireum-
days later thanby ap-the accounts- the JASPER. It
One, itisl then taken and brought into St. Andero.stance, their Lordships have been pleased to give
The larmgconsisted of 2000 tons of flour, and 2000 pears, that no material change had taken place in the an order for the release of the Commander of the
tons of Turkish wheat, which came very opportunely position of MAMMA'S army, if we except the further
Charles on his parole.
for the provisioning of our army. retreat of his rear guard across the Zezere ; and which
.. - AMSTERDAM, DEC. 8. is now established at Pemhete. The advanced posts We hope that such a mark of liberality is that do
partment of the Government will have the effect ol
Ott' the 2d the French privateer le Ponrroyeur, of the enomy, which were about a league beyond San-
Captain J. M. Bart, returned from a cruize. She . good treatment on the part of the French privateers
tarem, in the direction of Lisbon, have been drawn to British vessels width may fall into their power, as
captured the Swedish ship Speculation, from Stock-
somewhat nearer to the main body, and the picquets
holm to 'Plymouth, laden with iron and timber. they will thus be assured, that such praise-worth)
-., The ship Jurgher, from Tonningen, was taken by of Lord WELLINGTON had taken the ground aban- conduct will meet its reward hi this country, should
lie French privateer l'Amiable, on the 27th of No- doned in this retrograde movement. The British the fortune of war make them our prisoners.
vember. On the 23d of November a vessel from Head-quarters still continue at Cartaxo.
Steenhusizerhiel to Tonningen, was captured by DelO• ....
It was supposed that the accumulation of troops in
they French privateer. FALMOUTH, DECEMBER le.
the neighbourhood of Pemhete, was preparatory to an Arrived his Majesty's. ship MANILLA, from Lisbon
DECREE RESPECTING THE GENERAL SUPPRESSION OF EC-
attack upon Abrantes, but no unfavourable account
cLestasTtcar. ESTABLISHMENTS IN THE KINGDOM OF in 19 days : she sailed with the DOLPHIN and 22 sail
»amt.'. had reached Lisbon from that fortress, of transports, with French prisoners, deserters, &c.
ge We, Frederick William, by the Grace of GOD, The Ptince of Wales packet, which is to bring the parted with the DOLPHIN and 12 sail some '
King of Prussia, &c. &c. considering that the designs notleft the Tagus on the 26th November.
mail, had
'and with the other 10 sail in a gale off this pore
for which ecclesiastical institutions and convents have
She is to convey the bag of mercantile letters, that it
hithertO been endowed, are not consonant with the yesterday. L'Atote and convoy remain.
was intended tohave been transmitted by the JASPER,
objects and necessities of the present times ; consider- \
LYMINGTON, DECEMBER 12.
inglhat these designs may in Pact be 'better accom- but which, by some mismanagement, was left behind, Put into our Roadstead the West India and Lisbor
plithedbydifferent means; thataliseightouring States t ____
have adopted the same meaturet; that the punctual Fleets, under convoy of the NAIAD and GALATEA
discharge of the contribution to*Vratiet can only be Dutch and German Papers to the 7th infant have frigates.
effected by this expedient ; andlhat, by these means, arrived. Letters from Holland of the Bth have PLYMOUTH, DECEMBER li.
we May diminish- the heavy :clalins Upon the private Arrived this day the Duke of Montrose packet
also been received : they are in the same desponding , ...., • ~,
un Lain otewErr with mails and dispatches frou
property of our sutjects-we do decree as follows i
4, Art. I. All convents, and other ecclesiastical institutions, tone that all private communications from that coun- I) '
asittlisics, and commendaries, whether of the Protestant or Ca. try have lately been ; filled with melancholy accounts, the brazils ; fifty-four days from Saint Salvador. -
thane religion, shall, from this day be considered as the property The Princess Amelia packet, Captain MOORSOM, was
of the State. of national and individual distress, both of which have • '
" Art. It. All convents, Ste, shall, by degrees, be abolished; augmented in a degree beyond all former example. lying at Rio, and may be shortly expected. Sailec
and care shall be taken of the compensation of all persons who ,
They state that the number of paupers in each dig- the Planctot.gun-brig, fur the Rochefort station.-
The AMSTERDAM, 32 guns, which arrived yesterday
poi inhabit them, or have claims upon them.
Art. 111. From the day of the date of the present Decree, no trice'n eased tenfold within the last six months, fr'om Cork, is come up harbour to be laid up. L;
is i cr .
Mmuities shall be allowed, no novices shall be admitted, and no
,perm* instituted to any office belonging to them. Without our the principal cause of which is said to be the reduc-
NIEMEN fri ate, has detained and sent in the Ameri
eense(n, rip change of shall be made, no capitals shall be lion of the interest of the funds to one-third of their g
can schooner Betsey, from Marblehead, laden witl eenoireo; no debts' contracted, and no inventories transferred.
Au contlacti iusfle is opposition to these directions are null and former amount.' This, with the profits of the fisheries cotton-wool, indigo, &C. bound to Bourdeaux. Th void. Art. IV, lre shall provide for the sufficient recompence of
• and the limited trade which Holland lately enjoyed,
American ship Belvidere has arrived here from St
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the titierkee)estastieal Officers l '
and with their advice for the ti. constituted the chief support of the mass of its popu-
beral pensioning of the Priests of
the Schools; and also for those lation. The diminution of one of these sources and Marys, after a passage of 100 days : she sailed fron
thence in company with several English, American
Carrosnu that are employed for the education of youth, and the ,
tau own sick, which suffer in their revenue by the above mea- the destruction of the two others, have produced, as
and S
bore, or which m P anish vessel s, with cargoes of timber, the for
(Signed) " Fa VD lUt I CIE WILLIAM.
ay appear to require new funds might naturally have been expected, severe and ex- men for the Dock-yard at this port ; none of whirl
tensive distress. . Some faint hopes were entertained, have yet arrived. The Belvidere parted with then
, . (C
Isdb; NOV• ountenigned) 4' IiARDENSORG:'
11. that the new plan of finance would check in a slight . in different gales :she has had a very stormy passag
Die. tir.:4-This day, in presence of M. Lake, Mem- degree the daily increasing calamity. and is much damaged. An outward-bound Wes
ter olthe Chamber of Accounts, and of M. Roebus._
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cie•earni of General Durutte, with the superior officers
of ,gte ctutonts, 153 bales' of English goods were
brought to Plantagie,near the Jews' Bridge, and burnt.
The Process Verbal wits drawn up before all the
tya persons.
PRIVATE LETTER.
44 limoustim, Nov. 23,This day we received the
*Wain intelligence, that Austria had refirsed to put,
in force the- Decree of the 50 per Cent. Tariff, and
biltuing the goods of her subjects ' • and that she has
gone so far-
a+ tofreclaim the losses ler subjects residing
towns of the Confederation of the Rhine have
einiudasia;:isy such,proceediegs, of the Governments
where • ti4s Imes, have taken place. Further, tilut,
.1116fittita4nadsi peace with Russia, and Turkey ex,.
picked to follOikiter rn do £snze laudable basiuesses.