Star.
London, England, 1818-05-05 00:00:00

flnely of JAM* the Xk, hot r testi; odt the iYe.l
piities knowing what it is to deliberate, when the
faith due to treaties is in question. But where, we
should like to bow, eras this eversion to deliberation
when they demurred in the first instance against

paying the full meant of the claims which they had
solemnly bound themselves to discharge by the eon.
verition of the 20th November; 181&--where this in-
flexible adherence to the faith of treaties when they
resorted to new negotiations to get rid of that Con-
vention? The matter, in fact, will not bear arguing.
The truth is, a very great concession has been made
by the Allied Powers to the • existing circumstances
of France, whether wisely or not future events must
determine ; and the French cannot better shew their
gratitude for the favour they have received, than by
accepting it quietly and humbly. Wounded pride
may and ought to be soothed by other expedients
than vain glorious and empty boastings.
We are specially provoked to make these remarks,
by an article which follows these observations in the
same Journal, in which the English Parliament are
abused in the most uncourteous style, for their eco-
nomy with respect to the late Matrimonial Grants
to the Royal Dukes. Public dignity, it is said, has
been outraged by their conduct; great satisfaction is
\expressed that they have only year more to exist;
and a hint is thrown out that if we do not make a
better choice of Representatives for next Parliament,
we may consider our glory as a people, gone for ever.
—The French, who are so much in the secret as to
' the cause of our economy, ought we think to be the
last persons in the world to indulge in animadver-
sions of this description. When they can boast of
having paid all they owe, we shall give them leave
to rail as much as they please at any parsimony of ours.
but as the relations of the two countries stand at pre-'
, sent, we think a little more reserve on such topics
would be decent on the part of France, and no more
[ than simply just to England.
French 5 per Cents. Friday, 67fr. 85c.

The following Bulletin respecting the health of the
Quest; was issued at twelve o clock this day :

" Qoesn's Palace, Tuesday, May 5, 1813.
" The QUM( has had no return of spurn, and her Murszr
Ws refreshed by another good night. (Signed)
" slums MILMAN. " SALVOR:O."
Yesterday the PaiNcE Exottlt rode out on horse-
back for about two hours, in the Park, Scc.
The Dukes of YORK, CLARENCE, CUMBERLAND,
and KENT visited the Palns Rzczxr yesterday.
Prince LEOPOLD returned to Claremont last even.
ing, previous to which he ”- •
Dote and Duchess of f'--
°Barr, and the Duke
In the House of Commons,
voted for the purchase -'
placed in that of the
Miscellaneous Estimates
mittee of Supply.
Yesterday morning
Messenger, arrived at
street, with dispatches
ditious journey of fiv
The French Ambassador
Court of Spain, the r
rioasuct and suite, arrived'at Gibraltar on Tuesday,
the 7th of April, on a visit to that garrison.
j Five Commissioners have been appoint at Gi-
braltar, in pursuance of an Order in Coun, to exa-
mine into the title of all persons holding lands or
houses in that garrison ; this important measure has
excited considerable sensation amongst the proprietors
there, and in consequence a Deputation of these Gen-
tlemen have arrived in this country concerning the
business.

The Officers and crew of the Russian squadron
lately purchased by the Spanish Government, sailed
from the Downs on Thursday, in ten Spanish trans-
ports, on their return to Cronstadt.
Sir GEORG?. Ilea died on Saturday morning last,
at the Admiralty. By his death the situation of Ma-
jor General of the Marines becomes vacant, which,
Sir Grottos had only held a short time. Sir GPORGit
resigned his office as a Lord of the Admiralty, about
three weeks, but had not left his house, and it was
there that he died.

The late Lieutenant WINTON, of the Royal Navy,
iwho was thrown from his horse and killed at Exmouth,
the day after the interment of his father (the Rev.
ROIIEIIT WINTON) lost a sister, by death, a week be-
fore, in the 31st year of her age.
On the 13th of .February died at Baltimore, after
an illness of twelve months, Mr. OTIINIILL Nerr.au,
aged 28.
Wednesday, a child at the West Port, Edinburgh.
whose clothes had accidentally caught fur, was burnt
to death.

Thursday last, a chimney-sweeper, of the name of
M'Kay, fell from the top of a house in Niddry-street,
Edinburgh, and was killed on the spot.
Wednesday. several shops in Edinburgh were, for
the first time in that City, lighted with gas.

Yesterday was the last of the three-days-fair at
Brook-green, Hammersmith. Situated in a genteel
neighbourhood, the whole fair was a scene of un-
common gaiety. Attracted by the fineness of the
weather, not fewer than twenty thousand visitors, of
all descriptions, were present yesterday; and, thanks
to the judicious arrangements of that worthy Magis-
trate, Mr. GIRDLER, this motley assemblage was as
orderly as is possible in a period of such boisterous
festivity.
AMERICAN FLOUR.—Upwards of 7,000 barrels,
and about 300 half barrels, were imported at Liver-
pool last week.
rlll/L—Tuesday night, about eleven o'clock, a fire broke out
at Benthall llall, Salop, the residence of Francis Blythe Har-
ries, Esq. The family of nine children, and all the servanft,
were In bed; but by the timely discovery of the fire, although
the flames instantly penetrated through the roof, they were all
saved, unhurt. The fire proves to have originated from a main
timber of the roof going into a chimney. 'The house was built
In 1633, and the carved wood-work of tha parlours and a beauti-
ful stairraie, probably exceeded am/ other in the county ; past ef
both these A.!. saved.

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RIV. C ass
DA& - •A 0 I •lAilkea • "b AM a
Waterford Malta 9 to •
Guernsey and Jersey 1 o Prow., - I
Houand 0 0 Hamburg* 0 9
Gottesburth t Menden 0 •
LIVERPOOL, MAY S.
. Tie Hannah, Haattroasa, from Bombay, that
arrived Yesterday, sailed Bth January, and toothed
at St, Helena 12th March, and at Ascension ea the
28th of same month. The Jemima, -ham Bewelsay.
passed St. Helena 26th February, and had received
'considerable damage. The HeTAlds from Lamcillk
sailed for Bombay 21st December. His Wajesty's
ship Renvots arrived at St. Helena 12th Marche—
On the 20th April, in lat. 28. 11.1crog. 38, spoke she
brig Brothers, STAMP, from Calcutta for ibondort
she had spoken the ships Jemima and Herald on the
line. Arrived to-day off this port, the Theodosia,
Suonrtry, front Calcutta ; Higginson,
Barbadoes ; Ann, Waast, and the Wellington,
from Maranham ; and the Euphrates, Dnepr:, from
New York..
FALMOUTH, MAY It. •
Wind S.S.E.—Sailed the Prince Ernest Peek*.
with a mail for Lisbon and the Countess of Chi.
chaster. Packet, with a mail for Gibraltar and Mike.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 4.
Wind S.—The Good Czar, treat, arrived at
Cowes from Tort-au-Prince, sailed 18th March, and
!eft the following ships loading there, viz. the Man-
ning, Reap; for Hamburgh, to sail in April ; Lei sic,
JORDON, 'and Rambler, CORRATMIN, to sail for Eng-
land, arid the George, REED, for a Port in the Chan-
nel, for orders. The Rapid, STAVUCEAR, sailed from
Port-au-Prince for Trieste the 18th March. A ship
under Bremen colours was to sail for Bremen about

the 26th of March. The Messenger, from London,
was going into Port-au-Prince when the Good Czar
sailed. The lain oh, from St. Domingo, parted
from the Good Czar off Scilly, all well. Arrived
his Majesty's ship GRECIAN, from a cruise.
DRAL, MAY 4.
Wind S.—Arrived and remain in the Downs, the
Waterloo, BIRCH, from China; Ajar, SOAMEZ, from
Calcutta, Ceylon, and the Cape ; Barton, Naisost,
from Batavia—the latter is bound to the Eastward.
Came down from the River, the Fanny, Szra.ra, for
Ma leira and Pernambuccci; Brion, Monaco, for A-
Unica; Canadian Packet, RENNIIR, for Quebec
Three Friends, —, for Havre ; Pelican, BARBER,
for Seville ; and the Minstrel, Balsrow, for. St. He-
lesla
and the Cape.

RAMSCATE, MAY 4.
In the course of yesterday afternoon the Reentry,
preventive boat, made a seizure en the coast, near
Birchington;of a French boat belonging to Dunkirk,
laden with about 120 tubs of The
and 'brandy, and
three packages of dry goods. The boat was brought
into this harbour last evening, and the contents at
once deposited in the Custom House Store.
tY 4.
from Rotterdam Jane,
, front Rostock ; Panay,
from Stettin ; Robertsco
-, from Rostock; Marla:
'erwaigtlag, LorriT, kids
revel ; ®row ARda, Some,
Ram, front Remade ;
Sailed the David Stott,
I; Andromeda, Sag.
.or Vera Cruz ; Sally,
• • Robert, Wrightson, for
Roberts, or Dublin ; Drake,
fren, for ihtend ; Ileson, Pets-
Hutdunson. for Bremen; Wil-
4tne,Pyman, for ditto; E. P.
Jouge Lydia, W=grei,r
Merigiesey, Morris, for Hayti ; and
Ladd,. for Fisinore and Petetsbergh.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, MAY 4.
Senn 1113111/0126 IxwAibi--The Helena Charlotte, face
Resollee; Henry, Andrews, from Kiel; Alfred, Buckle; and
Illideked, Donald, from Lisbon • Four Brother*, Awes, and
Wariag, from Waterford ; Commercial Packet, from Ham.
bough; Vrouw Harmina, Seeman; and Jonge Anaa,
from Embden ; Hoop, • Due Gebroedera, Vrotur
Ellin, Bergh; and Vrouw Hendrika, Heather, from Gronin-
gen; Friedriech, Wilhelm, from Konlngsburg ; Royal Union:.
Grant. from Dantzie; Paul Rederick,--...; and Mary, ernith,
'Men Rostock ; Duke of York, Finlayson, from St. Michael i;
Puke of York, Pryer; Goede Hoop, Beet; Resource,
mud Elisabeth Ann, ---, from Rotterdam; Polperro,
limns Belfast; Equity, Hayward, from ; Ana, Reed,
,Stain Liebnu; Grede Hoop, Pop; and Invulnerable, Clegh-...r5„
from Antwerp ; Hadlow, Anderson, from Calcutta; Elisabeth.
• Mead, from Demerara ; Mary, Andrews, from Rotterdam ; the
Ibiza, Duthie, from Palau • Sir A. Ilanimoisd, Brastuw from
the South Seas; Diamond:Hi:stable, from Zante; the Amide.
Guiot, from Calais ; Aurora, Kohl, from hlsfleth ; the Gaede,
' Hoop, Duken, from Norden ; A'Argaret, White, from Kitt ;
Goodwood, Ingham; and Release, Whitwell, from Oporto; the
The Liebe, Eggers, from Tanning= ; and the George, Deeper,
from Berbice.

Cshirwaan--The Charles, Grayburn, for St. Petersburgh ; the
Earl of Clancarty, Laming, for Rotterdam ; Isabella, Richard-
son, for Pernambuco ; the Concord, Branford. fir Quebec and
Montreal; Providence, For, for Cadiz; Jane, Whyrock, for
Berbice; Salto, Thompson, for Ilaniburgh; Christian, Gadie,
fcr Elsineur and Petersburgh ; Ann, Brows, fcr fisineur tad
Riga ;''Mediterranean, Dare, for Mogadors ; Lavinia, Cumming.
fur St. Vincent's ; I.andsturm, Liedtke. for Pillan, Konices-
burg, and Rlbing; and the Princess Louisa Augusta, Nissen, far
Copenhagen.

The Tottenham outward-bound East Indianian,
was spoken with on the 18th ult. in lat. 48.35. long.
8. by the Cambrian, JENKINS, arrived at Scilly from
the llavannah.
The India ships Inglis and Marquis Camden ar-
rived off the Start the Ist inst. they sailed from
Macao the 27th December, and St. Helena the 14
March. The ships Waterloo and Winchelsea sailed
frqm China the 29th November, the Cape the let
March, and St. Helena the 18th March ; the Water.
Inc) separated from the Winchelsea. on the 19th cf
March, and arrived off Falmouth the Ist intr. Ttl
two last mentioned ships left at St. IlelelJa the ship.
Carmarthen and Huddart. The chips Bcnibity and
Charlei Grant sailed from China the 21st December.

The Iphigenia Spanish frigate, from Vera Cruz to
the I lavannah and Cadiz, put into Campeachy Sd Fe-
bruary, leaky, and has been condemned as not sea-
worthy. About three millions of dollars landed.

The Diana, of London, after being plundered of
part of her cargo ; and the Union, Thomas, of Lon-
don, after having/leen plothltned of anchors and
cables, had arrive4lat Serra Leone, the `loth February.
The brig Alicia, HILL, from Sierra Leone, arrived
at Cork on Sunday se'nnight ; and LLe Esser, «'et•
aim, front Pernambuco, arrived at Liverpool on Fri-
day, both having been plundered by pirates under
Spanish colours. They took the entire care out of the
Alicia, with the most of her stores, provisions, It..

once oepostten in me uustom nou.
rhich he paid his respects to the
VFSFVD
of CuasarstLAND, the Palace sa.mnia the Dote GR -A
of yce.—: ; MAY
A er
e and Duchess of Foal. ; Mary, FrDam, fry
fro 4
:omriions, last night, l 3,5601. were - ; Fried, Bards, fres'
--,
ase of Dr. Suaart's library, to be •St Jacob, fr
he British Museum. The aruseat • . . anburgh ; Gude Verw
Sark, from Memel
nate were also voted in a C. Mew z ; ?Awe Paul Frederik, 1
•
•. , and en
rig early, Mr. Baowx, the King's ' - ne, Scottß, foin
l
at the Foreign-Office, in Downing- Sca 1 - .' ward's Island ; Rol
hes from Carlsruhe, after art expo- San - AA Seville; Active, Roberts,
ive or six days. Winley, for ifetwerp; Eliza, Wren, for
tone,. for Harnburgh; Nelms, Ilutllunso4
nbauador Extraordinary to the sons, Willson, for Elsinore, etc.- Arne, PIT
e Duke of LEVAL, prince Moir- 'Advent, Gunman for Lublieck ~ Jouge
arrived' at Gibraltar on Tuesday. `ln.`?2r_32n" ; . merlsirty. Morris, for U