Star.
London, England, 1816-08-03 00:00:00

cousin IBITIAORDINARY Or WITMEIDAT Voaxnge.

On Monday, before mass, General Waltersdotff,
Envoy Extraordinary, and Minister Plenipotentiary
from Denmark, had a private audience of the King,
during which he presented to his Majesty a letter of
felicitation from the King his master, on the occa-
sion of the marriage of the Dec de Berri,
The nine Conspirators condemned to imprisonment
will be put into the pillory • to-day, in front of the
Pal ace of Antic*.

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.At Sc. Omer. search is making fir the lacked per,
bens who, in the night between the 2Sd and 24,1
ult. removed the Royal Arms, which were at the top
of some Public luscriptions. The inhabitants were
indignant at this attack upon the Royal anthority.

PARIS, JULY 31.

Tht harbour or Bonrdeaux conta;ns several vessels
which have arrived from Martinique and Guade-
loupe. By these arrivals we learn that the Colonies
were perfectly tranquil on the 22d, the day of their
sailing. The scarcity of vessels had raised the freight
very high. Ship Owners will therefore get rich who
vessels there.
A letter from Cartassone, of the 22d, contains the
following details:

" Of the five unfortunate individuals who vere
liuihrof the conapiracy in the prisons of this place,
two have beep fined in 2000 francs, with five years
imprisonment ; and the three others were condemned
to death: The sentence was pronounced on Saturday
at ball-past two•o'clock, and pnt in execution at five.
6. One only of these persons (Uardey) excited the
',compassion of the Public, on account of his repent-
auce, and is pity to his wife and five infant children.

were the names or the ktsfrerert:,-6
Corporal of the Legion of tree Aude,
to imprisgoinent ; fdiqed, a peasant, accused
of parricide and two other crimes; Gardey, a dis-
charged soldier of the artillery, imprisoned for having
jacei ed two horses which had been stolen ; B mnery,
a discharged soldier, and accused of five different as
laminations ; Beaux, alias Rouquet, a surgeon, n-
eared of the assassination of several Royal volunteers
a their return from Nismes, and of poisoning one of
them. The three last were executed.
• el Garde; died with courage, firmness, resignation,
,and piety. He wished to march bare-footed to the
seiffold. On ascending the fatal platform he turned
to the people and said, .6 I am guilty, but led astray
and made the victim of that wretch,' pointing to the
'lturgeon Pray to GOD for my soul, B,nd succour
my unfortunate children.' Then, turning to the sol-
diers, he added, 4 Comrades, I sincerely wish that my
nample may be useful to you, and prevent you from
listening to the discourses of those miscreants, who
wish only your death.' He then embraced his was
sod his Contess.w, and having received the benedic•
dons of the latter, he underwent his punishment.
Bonney braved death with that audacity which
the most hardened criminality alone can give. As
to the Surgeon, Beaux, his death was calculated to
inspire horror and affright. The terror of punish-
spent had so weakened him, that he was lifted in the
'.can. He vociferated for mercy from the prison to
the place of execution."

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Letters received from New York, dated the 2d
ult. were received in town this morning. They state
that the Ex-King of Spain, kW,' BUONAPARTE,
was at Philadelphia, and had been joined there by a
great number of French. Officers. It is strongly sus-
pected by well informed persons at New York. ac-
quainted with the above Parties, that some great ob-
ject is in view with regard to Spain. Our Readers
will recollect that Jesuit was crowned King of Spain
and ttl:e Indies, and it is said he has it in contempla-
tion to try his fortune with the Mexican Insurgents ;
heis expected to join them with as many experienced
French Officers as he can collect, and hoist the rode.'
pendent Flag in South America, where hix presence
would be a rallying point to the hiends of Liberty.

Some of our contemporatics hive severely censured
the inscription of BRITT. for BRITANNIARUM,
on the new Silv:r Coins, contending, that it should be
BRIT. with only one T. The two TT's are in fact
perfectly classical, being agreeable to the practice of
the ancient Romans, the only rule we have in this
case. e' Etymology and quantity" are quite foreign
to the question. The ancients doubled, or even
tripled the last letter of the abbreviation when the
word was plural. Thus they wrote C/ES. AUG.!
for Cow .ifirportes, in the singular ; but CIESS.
AUGG. in the &oral, when two were meant, and
CESSS. AUGUG. was their contraction for three
or more. As another example, take IMPPP. for
latitnotortso The Journalists we allude to would
probably have been more sparing of their leered
criticism, had they recollected the common abbre-
viations LL.D. for Ltzona Doctor, with two LL's,
because i'venn is plural; and the still more familiar
MS. for Manucriftt, and MSS. for the plural, /cc.

Yesterday Viscount SIDsIoUTII, Vial*lint CASTLE.
MIAMI, and Mr. CANNING. had audiences of the
Panics Ramer at Carlton Houle.
• The Duke of YoRE, attended by Colonel Cook, his
Aid-de•Camp, left York House yesterday afternoon,
at five o'clock. for Brighton.
The Princess Commorre is much recovered from
her indisposition, but the wet weather prevents her
from going out.
Prince LeOPOLD is, we regret to bear, indispesed.
The Duchess of CUSAIRRLANU is confined to her
apartments in St. James's Palace, through indis-
position.
A matrimonial treaty is said to be on the tapis be-
tween the Archduchess CAROLINE of AUSTRIA and
the Hereditary Prince of Tuscmie.
The Palace RSSINT visited Mr. and Mrs. Courts
yesterday, at thefr beautiful villa, kioly-lodge;
Highgate, and partook of a family dinner. Being
extremely attached to this rural retreat, he did not'
return till a late hour.
The Royal Sovereign yacht has been thoroughly
repaired at Deptford, for the pnrpnse of attending
upon the PRINCE. RSGENT at. Brighton.
Among the persons of distinction who dined yes-
terday with Mr. Aasoruwor, were the following :
;—Lord LIVERPOOL. laktfd CAIITLERRAGII, Lord BATH-
HURST, Hon. C. Loa% Lady CASTLRRIE tun, Sic.
Count Cann:soya and Count Cilia's's+ visited Ox-
ford, Blenheim, and Stowe, this week. On Wednes.l
day they attended the race ground, and, for the first
time, whitened an English race. They appeared
much delighted with the sport.
Sir RonenT ‘VII.SON was walking with his friends
during the whole of yesterday morning, at the west
end of the town. His confinement does not seem to
have injured his health.
The Fund in Covert in the I/UW.O4II9AM' cause is
said to be as follows :
a let 35,93 s S Three per Cent. Cossets.
no". 5 it Tlatee.pet Crt. Reduced Annukies.
X 1,437,5711 le 4 entre* per Cents.
The Eati-of Women@ and the March Tenanti'
'Wens *mane t 0...... .0101,734 IT 3
The siding of the Buedeugh or Queensberry
Tissue • ....
Total sterling /Rooms s .
It is proposed to set aside £160,212. 7s. 7d. 3 per
Cent. Consols, pared the above £1,158,976. es. sd.
-3 per Cent. Annuities, to answer the claims of Lord
%SIM and -his Tenants ri and £6l 1,5¢6. 17s. 7d.
S per Cent. Annuities, further part of the said
A 1,138,976. Bs, Sd. S per Cent. Annuities, to answer
the clams of the iaid Buccleugh or Queensberry
tenants; and to let loon the remaindet of the fund
lin put payment of this legacies. •

ARMY.

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Monday the depot of the 72d Reement
into the barracks in Canterbury, to remain for th;
present. •
The following Circular Order, addressed
General Officers commanding his Majev.•
and signed PAUsansron, in retard to the
of Paymasters of the Army, for neglect
now issuing from the War Office

" The Quarterly Pay lists of. Corps on Foreign
required to be sent cif by the earliest opperunity
after the expiration of a month from the termination
quarter, but it being found that in many !nurses
been disregarded, I therefore have the hononr to
the Persica litrossm:s pleasure, that you do regain
standing Officers of Regiments within your command
to ripen to you at the proper periods, whether s'
&comps of their respective Paymasters have 1,„,
sent off; and that you do immediately sstrpend from duty, ply
and allowances, say Paymaster who shall not be repeNd
having performed this important part of his duty, provhle4
his Regiment is not engaged in such active service as in yew
opinion may justify your withholding the suspension.
" I ana further to add, that the suspension is to continue ung
the account shall have been sent, leaving k to the Paying,*
afterwards to make, through his Qlnamanding Officer, any me,.
sentation he may judge proper of the ground upon which hens,
consider the delay to have been unavoidable.

" You will please to report to me the susppntlons which,"
shall free* time to time think necessary to order in pummels
these Instructions."

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

DAY.

MAILS
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Diana . Holland • • I 0
watesferd . s 1 Cadi: .. . 0 0
Gurrnaty and Jersey 2 o Hamburgli .. 0
1:1008 • 1 0 Gattenburgh . • 0
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 2.
Arrived hi: Majesty's ship TYRIAN from a cruise.
Balled Lit iviAjesty's ship HOPE on a crtzias.

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