Star.
London, England, 1819-05-14 00:00:00

BRUSSELS, MAY L.

One of our Journals has published a letter, dated
Brussels, . May sth, from M. Latour Dupin, to his
Excellency Baron de Nagel!, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, &c. &c. In this letter the Ambassador com-
plains of the manner in which his Government and
himself have been spoken of in the late tiial of Bu-
choz and his accomplices. His Excellency states,
that it was or. the 6th of November, at eight in the
evening, that he first saw or heard of Buchoz, and
of the plot which he disclosed to hint ; that an hour
after he went to the Attorney-General, and found
that all was conformable to what the same Buchoi
and Pouillot-Laura had already told that Officer;
that the following day early he spoke to the Minister
of Justice and to
.Baron Nagel on the subject ; and
, that, the affair being then put into a train for legal
enquiry, he did not interfere hi any way, except to
inform his Government of-what passed, which made
it necessary for him to see the person who first re-
vealed the plot; and for some days, he sent to the
French Government, at the desire of the Government
of the Netherlands, the information he received from
Buchoz.

Buchoz asked a reward for his services, which the
Ambassador thought he deserved, but yet did not
give him. When Pouillot and Buchoz were in prison,
they applied to him for relief, and he gave them 10
francs per day, as he has often done to other perions;
but he first applied officially to Baron Nagel, if there
were any impropriety ? and was officially answered
in the negative. Ile even withheld this relief when
they ceased to be merely suspected and there were
found to be grounds for accusation. If any Magistrate
has inculpated him, he has disgraced his lawn cha-

racter. His Excellenty demands from the justice of
the Government a suitable reparation.

Lanai have reached us from 'Trinidad, d*ed the
3J of April. They apnouncethelrrival in the Gulph
of l'aria of the FrantiAnd Other transports, with the
remainder or the Brifish untsers under Colonel
Escatsst. They were instictlj to proceed to Mar-
garetta, to join the gve.clition_prepat ing there against
the Main. The opportunity, it is said; wits never
more favourable for putting itertnination to the con-
test. The main body of the Spanish troops, 'under
General Moatia.o, is at least 500 miles from the
sea-coast, entangled in the woods of A rauca, and cut
off from all its principal communications by the In-
dependent forces.

COMMERCIAL CONSPIRATORLIII the Court of'
King's Bench this day, Woolf and the other indivi-
duals, found guilty at the last Sittings in Guildhall,
of a conspiracy to defraud divers dealers in Scotch
and Manchester goods, were brought up for judge
ment, which was pronounced as follows :—Mosely
Woolf to be irnprisoned two years in Newgate, and to
pay a fine of £lO,OOO ; Louis Levi to be imprisoned
two years in Ilchester Jail, and to pay a fine of £.5,000,
and J. Kinneir to be imprisoned for two years in
Gloucester Jail, but no fire.—'the two former priso-
ners to be kept in custody till their fines are paid.

MARRIAGES IN Dion Ltve.—Yesterday morning,
at a quarter before nine o'clock, the Earl of TEMPLE
led to the hymeneal altar, Lady CAmeustx, the eldest
daughter of the Earl and Countess of BREADALBANE.
The ceremony wasperformed at St. George's Church.
The Noble Peer gave the Lady away ; and '4is
youngest daughter officiared as the principal bride-
maid. The bride wore a superb dress composed of
Brussels lace, and looked interesting and lovely.—
There were present at the wedding—
Marquis of Buckingham. Countess of Breadaltrane, Lord
Glenorchy, Lord Nugent, Earl of Forteseue, Lady Elizabeth
Lord.aud Lady Grenville, Right lion. Thomas Gren-
ville, Lady Elizabeth Gavine, General Campbell, Lady Jane
Hay, Mr. Leigh, and Lady Hannah Thorpe.
The parties re-assembled at Breadalbane House, in
Park-lane, at eleven o'clock, and about noon they
partook of a dejeune, with wines, ices, and confectio- '
nary. Shortly after, the new married couple pro-
ceeded, in a new travelling chariot, with four horfies
and numerous outriders; on their way to Stowe, the
magnificent chateau of the Marquis of BUCKINGHAM.
The fortune given with the Lady is one hundred and
fifty thousand pounds, to which will be added fifty
thousand more on the birth of a son and heir.
About a quarter past eleven, on the same day, the
HOR. RICHARD NEVILLE (son of Lord BRAYBROOKE)
was married to Lady JANE CORNWALLIE (daughter
of the Marquis CORNWALLIS), at St. James's Church.
The ceremony was performed by the Bishop of
LITCHFIELD and COVENTRT. The bride was superbly
attired in a-Mechlin suit ; and the principal bride-
maid was Lady (3. LENNOX. There were preseit—
The hiarquii and Marchioness Cornwallis, Duchess of Rich-
mond, Marquis and Marchioness of Handy, Marquis and
Marchioness of Tweeddale, Earl of Fortescue, Lady Mary
Singleton, and Lord Swing.
After the ceremony, the happy couple proceeded,
in a splendid new eqq,ipage, to Audley End, in
Essex. The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM was present
at both the weddings.
Ai.emcses.—The tenth Ball took place on Wed-
nesday evening, at these elegant Rooms. The appli-
cation to the Ladies Patronesses for tickets were far
beyond any former night this season ; but the number
being limited, they could not be complied with. There
were present nearly SOO persons of the first distinc-
' don and fashion. Dancing was commenced a little
before eleven o'clock by the following couples:
Earl of Ussaince - - Lady G. FANZ,
Count Csasma.ir - - Lady G. LI:241;0X.
Lord G. Sommistre - - Lady Garr.
Lord Moursint - Lady M. RYDZIt.
Lord LOUGHIIOIIOOOII - Lady Ducar.
Mr. H. Bats - Lady G. Coax.
Lord STRATRAVXM - Miss CATON. •
Earl of CLARE Lady M. Swazi.

SONS OE THE CLERGY.—Yesterday the Anniversary
Meeting of this excellent Institution was held in St.
Paul's Church. Among the company present were
several Noblemen, most of the Bishops, and the LORD
MAYOR Sheriffs, &c. &c. An excellent Sermon was
preached, and the Anthems were finely sung. .At five
o'clock about 200 persons sat down to a sumptuous
entertainment, his Royal Highness the Duke of SUS-
SEX, in the Chair.
SCOTCH BOROUGII our Report of the
proceedings on this subject in the House of Commons
on the 6th inst. we stated that the Hon. Lieut.-Colonel

STEWART had presented a Petition from the Burgh
of New Galloway, praying for a Reform, and that
the Honourable Member had observed that the Peti-
tioners seemed not to be aware of the Bill before the
Home brqught in by the LORD ADVOCATE, otherwise
'they would not, have found it necessary to present
such a Petition. We now find that our Reporter had
altogether misapprehended what fell from the
nourable Member. The Petition was not in favour
of,•but decidedly opposed to all Borough Reform or
Reform in Parliament, and the observation made
upon it by the Honourable Member was this—That
if financial improvement were the object of those
who support Burgh Reform, they would look with
more attention to the Lord Advocate's Bill, which
has been brought in expressly to regulate the Burgh
Finances.
The Third Report of the Select Committee on the
Road from London to Holyhead has been printed
The Committee adopt, and strongly recommend, Mr.
TEtroan's plan of a hangiag iron bridge across the
Menai Strait. Each of the two principal piers will be
60 by 4.01 feet at high-water mark, having a foun-
dation of rock. Upon the summit of each of these
will be erected a pyramid of cast metal, for the pi!r-
, pose of raising the cables from which the bridge is to
be suspended. The bridge, which is to hang between
these two points, will be 5‘2`.? feet long, and 30 feet
wide; The.entire length of the bridge will be 5(39
feet. ~ The expense is estimated at 1:70,000.
. The Husbandry Horse Tax for the year ending
sth -April, 1819, ammuted to 1.:444.5,449. 13s.

The Surchitrges during the same period amounted to
no less thar. a.nurabe: seezi‘. 6rcitt
in proportion to the 111126%1Dt of t 1 Dut;,.

THF. ARMY.

Tuesday, the 80th Regi meat, commandrl by tin;
tenasst.caponel Cooxsoß, stoned at 11141, was tnr
viewed and inspected by Major-General Sir J „i
Bum, who was pleased, on tie occasion, to
his high approbation of their militer) appe„atrt
And steadiness in chi: kld, as also Uie oo:ic
their Interior economy.

NAVIL irrnr_ziashict.

The Af0rea5p0,........, from Hell for Quebec, was silo)
eSd April, _in lat. .49..22. luo • 27. 20. patient-ere all
the General Dr.ck, arrived at from Clark*,

The ship Water, 'Manua, arrived in the DwT,
maica, was boarded on the 24 April by the Orinoco,
cruizer belonglog to Admiral Batox's Squadron, C((pt
bearing East, distant abqus twenty leagues —o•rerh.:4lo
pen, and treated them politely.
Livitaroet., Mar 12.—The Hannah, from Dritert:
verpool, put into Port Rush on the 6th instant, in was
visions, kee—The Ocean, Dux, from St. John's, :fir
wick, to-Liverpool, was fallen in wish on the 17th ultt
43. 9. long. 51. 4G. water-loud, and abandoned by di
ponsoursern, Mar 13.—Wind N.W.--Passed up Ch:
brig Wellington, Nulty, ferun St. Vincent's—pawing(
by a pilot-boat.
Dear., MAL 13.—Wind N. W.—Arrived Ind sailed
River the Rapid, 31uNDAT, from Sniyrna; Ocean, '
(late GRAY') from Alexandria; Warre, Tirana, from ,
list Indian, Wtsusar, from Hull, fur Madras and fi«n
sailed ; and a large fleet of colliers from the North and -
down channel. Came down, from the River the Wilk
Barsoxi, for Madras and Bengal; Swan, Lea, for Pt
ward's Maud; Mentor, Bs:l4=r, for Oporto ; Lord r
PuLt.ris, for Plymouth. The William Mills remai
Downs with the Jzsra, the latter is ordered for the '
will sail immediately.
Cuaroas-noesa, MAT S.—Entered Inwards—The
Elizabeth, Brooks, from Lisbon; Fortitude, Shepperri,
badoes • Fortitude, Smith, from St. Kitt's ; Richard ,
hoy, from Stangate Creek ; Deux Arab, Duchemairi
Caen; New Union, Rose, front Calais; 'Martha,
terford ; lihza, Wren, froth Ostend ; Mercy, Pea:
Rio Janeiro; Waterloo, Mere, from the Cape of GI
Pictou Morris, from Montserrat; kliraLel, Mahe;
bit. Vincent's.

Entered Outwards—The George, Shy, for Bllfast
Chrisde, for Rotterdam ; Favorite, Griffith, for Dubl
Ronny, •for St. hlary's ; the Two Brothers, Benni
Oporto; Martha and Johanna, Steenhoff, for Stockh(
tune, &repack, for Ostend ; 3latilda, Brightman, fur
Cleared Outwards—The Belle, Huntington, for NI
Susannah, Peters, for Dublin; Burse, Hattisid, ler Liz
St. Helena, Elliot, for Quebec ; Neptune, Stravack, for
Hope, Potts, for Rotterdam; Rover, Williams, fur
Liberty, Evans, for Sc. Petersburg; and Oscar, Por.sett,
Lisbon.

SPORTING INTELLIGEKCE.

iTENVMARIC.F.T SECOND SPRING )lEETL
TIM/MAY, MAY 13.
The Jockey Club Plate of 50p. to be run for by horses
party of Members of the Jockey Club ; 4-fr-e/'
7st. ilb. 5-yr-olds, Sit. 31b. 6-yr-olds, Ilst.
6st. 111 b. If. C.
Lord Jersey's bay horse Cannon Ball; aged
Mr. Cussans's chesaut eat Wouvernons, 4-yrs-old
Mr. l'bornhill's chesnut colt Sant, 4-yrs-old
3 to 1 on Cannon Ban.
Fifty Pounds for 3-yr-olds carrying 6st. sib.
bat. 71b. 6-yr-olds and aged, Sat. 121 b.
Wyndbam's grey colt, by liklddaw, &vet-0d
Doke of Grafton's brown ask Vanguard, 3-yrs-cld
Yt Neale's black colt, by Juniper, 4-yrs-eld
Kr. Nash's bay filly. by Haphazard, 3-yrs-old
• 3. Shelley's bay colt, by Como, Simold
Mr. Crockford'a bwr filly Roo, 4.yroobt
Mr. Goodisson's bay filly Belvidere, 3-yrs-old
Mr. Rush's chesout filly Tetotuni, 3-yrs-old
The Judge placed but two.-5 to 2 agst Mr. Wyndham
Lard Sulfield's Glowworm. beat Lord Eseter's Cap.
did, bet. 41b. oath. D. M. 100p.--5 to 4 apt OtOMINOIit.
Lend G. IL Cavesdids's Allegro, beat Lord Poky- -
at. 44b:oick. AL 300p.;-4 to 4 apt Allegro.

Among the numernits bets on Mr. HUTCH'
performance. there was al* of a novel chr
Manchester, a Gentlemanlaving bet eight
red herrings to a .'eg ofinuttoriagauutthe perform.

Fusa.—Yesterday morning a Sre broke out tt
Water Warehouse, in Dover-street, which entirelt
that, and materially injured the two hopes adjoining.
New Pusucotrorts.--We are requested
that the following Works will be published
COLBOON in the course Cr the ensuing week'
1. The Vestriad ; or, The Opera : a Poem. By
qt The Banquet, the lesert, itc.-2. The New ROI
ventures of Julien Delmour, translated from the 'Prepd
dame de Geniis, 4 vols. —3. Letters from a Lady of
to her Niece, tile Duchess of •• • • wrist-u shortly aft
riage.-4. The Irishwoman, a Comedy, by Lady Carl
Second or Cu eluding Part of Dr. Watkins's Life of
CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, MA'
In addition to a considerable quantity
Wheat that remained over 'from Wednesday
there was a good supply fresh in this morn
Suffolk, but having little or no demand,
sales were made, and those at a decline
per quarter from Mdnday's prices. Barley .
unsaleable, although offered on lower terms.
are Is. per quarter cheaper, and only-fine
could be disposed of. In Bring and • Peas
nothing doing, and prices nominaL
SMITHFIELD MARKET, MAT i
Beef 4s Od to Si 441 Veal 63 Id
Illuttua ..5s Od to 66 oil Pork •
Lamb 54 6d to la 6d.
'CATTLE AT •
Beasts 370—Calvcs f•-00—Sheep• and Lambs 6.150.—J
HAY AND STRAW-PER LOAD.
Hay . .. le is tor I Straw- sel• lr
Cirwee......6 OS to • 7 .15s I HAMS OS

DIED
Lately, Mr. James, the British Consul-General
of the Mack Sea. •

At Fort Wilhstn, nn the ith ultimo, asycl
Alacdottalal of TuHoch, the oldest -branch of filiochit-
lluibh, of the lEqppoch family.
A t on the 4th instant, Bridget Bonet
.1-.11.r lit: r of the late Tilin David Hark; one of the
that City.
At the Manse of Newberg'', Fs*, on the Sth •
Rev. Tlionws 6tewart, D. D. Minister pf that Pariiih-
At Dumfries, on the 3d Lastant,irery asuldenty,
Campbell, wife of Mr. Grade, Writer Dumfries.
At Montrose, on the 21/41 instant, ..karraret Marjory
daughter of Andrew Bisset, Es. 4. Comptroller of site
At Simmer, on the 24th ultimo, Mr. William
chant there, aged .52.
At Esher, Mrs. Hughes, wife of Captain Hught
At Edinburgh, on- the 4th instr.et, Mr.. Marion
wife of IJeutecant-Colone. -Lurie-cc, of the E. I.
Oa the 44th ult. at Newt... 'a...tr. John M1:cl
the Tyne Mercury. His retaa.rs •.-Pere ir.terred
of his garden, agreeably to his or.T. re c. ittt : he had
the intended slot of his grave Elam, sr,

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