Star.
London, England, 1817-12-01 00:00:00

BRUSSELS, NOVEMIII:R 2s.

The private associations fur the encouragethent of
the national industry continue to multiply. The
Association of Tournay proposes, it is said, to offer
premiums for the encouragement of sense articles
which are not manufactured in our provinces; among
others shawls are mentioned.

NOVE:IIBER Majesty Has caused two new
prejects of Laws to be transmitted to the States.
General—one respecting the free trade in lead, and
rt-e second relative to the application to the whole
kingdom, according to fixed regulations, of the law
relative to the Levant trade.—These two projects
are substituted for two others on the same subject
now under the examination of the Sectiuns.—A direct
trade is going to be opened between these Provinces
and the Brazils. Two Belgic ships are actually
,lading at Antwerp for that country, viz, the Eine-

fence, of .'304 tem, for Rio de Janeiro, and 0.( „
Mary, of 253 ton!, for Pahia.

The Oracle has the following paragraph
are things which a Journalist nut not ins•frt e••'•' ~t
great reserve it is this sentiment whici, hp, i,
us to observe silence respecting t!.‘:
which it is pretended
*has taken place betw.t.,,
Prince of Orange and Count etc Gott:, the Corap,•,
saty-General of War. We thiok it c.ir duty tn.:,
frain from repeating all the on lit, all tl,c
which circulate in pubiic ; the svh,•: • is hq-:
variable, that it is prudent to wait for more
information before forming oqc's opinion on an ,rel
which could not but afiNt all the trt:i t,•
their country. This affliction et mij he ~
creased, if it should be true that tlie
to exercise his military foievions, and s!,,tt •
given in his resignatio Nan LI that it has hcen
TERLIN, NOVEMBER 12,
The Cornmis>ion.:rs charged with t'oe
the affair of Clonel 'Ma ssenhach, retutned itnsn
tan scvoral days ago. and their operators are fini
The CAottel, more prutieitt •tiltu tit ittf,
delettd,rs, has ackanwletlrsf his halt, !Its ezn,
his re eat 11,:t h is dechn2d m
and hai thrown hitmels- eau:oy on the clee.
the Kin. He has at the same tame reqnrste,
the pi oceedinw: tetpecting his cold ict at Prepyi
ISc6, may not be renewed; the decision :if
jesty on the subj •ct is pot yet known,
AN nvnar, NOVEMBER
The Hanovoriait Consul of Antwetp, M.
men, has obtair,ed for tt-,e owners of vei,eli until
Hanneetian II T., w: ..n,pl,-,yed in the
:he a.li.ott‹,,--ovs arrangements, th4+
ire ern:rely esti/I:tea ..t., well irom th hear
duty on the Scheldt and the river. hithertoestai,
in the port of Antwerp, a frr•rn the expenses
commission of im:th, it they rime from Enn
Leer, or Dellzyl, aud ascend the Schelcl7 sear
without asking fur pilots. On the other hate
sels ascending the river, an ' cominp; frGrn
will be cencidered as sea ships, and iiabie
ment of the accustomed duties.

The Paris Papers of Thursday arrived this
;fig, but are altn,...ether b.lrrtn nt inteikente.
Funds have fallen lower thin they have be

Intrvy months pAc. Ou We4nesidy the ri
Cents. were a! G?. 65e.

ThurFday even'og summons were Ossited by
of Lord CASTLED A.cvl, for a meeting of the C
Ministers, to take ;.lace on SAturdry, at the F.
Office. They met at two o'clock. Th:TP.T.tri
sent the ',ono Cri,syco.t.ort, the Etrl of Tim,
Earl of WESTMORELAND. EAT' Of !ACME T:
CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHEeP7ER. Viscount Sin"
Viscount CACTLFREAOH. Earl BATairR'T, Mr.
KING, Mr. WELLESLEY POLE, Viscount Mci...-att
The Council broke up b.fere four.
The Gazette ct Saturday night contains a Fr
mation farther proroguing Paritament
January, then to meet U for the dispatch vt
ufgent and important affairs."
It is reported that Mr. Serjeant Lrys is to
new Recorder for Bristol.

It is understood to be settled, that Mr. Le.
to sttcceed Sir WILLIAM GHANt Hs Master el
ROLLS. The present most able Lawyer who
the situation, feels it necessary to his I,e,lth tc
in consequence of the immense accumulation of
sent down to be tried in his Court.

Wednesday the Marquis of BATH arrived at
mouth, for the purpose of placing his son.
FRANCIS TliieNNE, as a Midshipman on bap
GLASGOW, Hon. Captain MAITLAND.
Letters received in Portsmouth st.:te the
home of mine than twenty of the rung men,
left Spithead in the brig Two Fiicnds, in J.inc
for the purpose of joining the patriotic citise ri
America. They had a half-starved pas age
Thomas's, where, instead of tieing met hy
to the Ind pendents, who was to toroi.li
supplies for the ulterior part of theii %Tome,
were only in the midst of a host ot dis.lppninte
venturers like themselves, some of whom
come so distressed, as to be compelled to sob•
a subscription for their relief. Several o; ci
arrived at Falmouth, in a West Indianian, in
bad health as to be unable to pursue j •
homewards.

The GLASGOW, 50, Captain the Hon. A'
MAITLAND, arrived on Friday at Portsmmub
Deptford i and the ANDROMACHE, Capt. Siai
from Chatham—both fitted for foreign service.
GLasnow is destined to the Mediterranean rat
but more particularly, we understand, re at!carl'
his Excellency the Commander in Ci,:e! (the
General MAITL AND) inskits ,o rile more
parts of his important command. The ANtiao:.
will sail immediately fur the Brazil statie.n—,
modore Downes having gone, in the Amerfrou,:
Cape Horn, to attend 14 the British interests
Pacific. One of the main points, it I; saijr yip
charge to the Commodore is, t.) demand at;.,f
from King FERDINANIA Authorities f.;r
petty seised and withheld by thew.
It is not, perhaps, generally known, 11'1! C'
DAY NEXT, the Second Day c.f Drawing, leery
will be a Prize. This is no illui,iry benee:, ..•
than Six Thousand Tickets will be drawn .!**:
No Prize above 46200 having been decided b7l-
- First Day's Drawing, the SIX Grand CArb.'
£20,000 yet remain in the Wheel, t.) be disp•;:•:,: 4
probably, between this and Friday Next.
DRURX-LANG.-011 Saturday Miss BITNE rerrl
the character of Rosetta in the Opera of Love in,
lage. She acquitted herself throughout in the.,
superior style, and was rapturously encored in 19
songs. A new singer made his debut in Icersftf 4
His voice boasts much sweetness in tome of ifs
but it is so deficient in strength, that it is lost ill
Theatre of such magnitude as that of Driir7-1,
DOWTON and Mrs. SPARES, as Jurtice 11.GoLod
/Morals, supported the characters rhos; hurrcr'°9-1

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,•••1 ••• ,in-,•nt from the Isle of France. are
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4i Portsmouth by contrary winds. 'They
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,•; ;t Fattalinn of the GOO, at Fort Cumberland,
Indies, will be disembodied forthwith.
iv.vards of 400 men of the Invalid Depot
~.to Fait Pitt, Chatham, for Chelsea.
kiet.ichmeots of the Csth Regiment ate arrived
There are now about 700 of this
that zarris.on, commande4 by Lieutenant.
wtek d.:tachments of tie York Chasseurs,
••• st Regiments, embarked at Cowes, or;
:he brig Fortitude, for Jamaica, and sailed for
official document, dated November
617. been issued from the War Office, and
!s: ilesivNt ddressA to officerscommanding:
m my Circular Letn r, dated 25th August, Is:15,
v• bmora:r to !.i.nify to you the Prince Regent's plea:sure,
3 ..e1..-comnMslonrel ithicer or Soldier dies, possewd
nsentioneel, and the amount of the elleets
tv the man is to be .taid to his representative, under
of th.s Officer, the inok to be invariably inn 'lied
•h! Cvotalty hi:torn. lam t I add, that as it is intended to
m the retativas of the Non commis dotted Officer
should be completely made op, so as to
c: a t!tte; and a o..tiiiicate should be an
,!(,,!,:r*:nz that the nettling! have been eompartd with the
.41 honks, and inund correc'. The Books of the men
itch! Amok! also be transutitted, with the Casualty
jrac, made op ard crriiird in lasi: ma. tier; but in cases in
lit Ow pi vel ty of die men shall be paid at the Regiment, the
debit:led to the person r.-ctivirr, the amount of
effects. The Books left by Deserters are to &untied in

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N.II"AL IiVEELLIGE.YCE.

i.A1,1110(JIII, NOV:L.:WIER 2R.
S.W —.lirived the AIWA, DAGAVD, from
CPLLIN, from London for Li.mr-
,el; 3pc,:dy (yacht), TILLER, from GibraltAr ;
from London for Jamaica—the
%; all loss of mans-topsail yard.

I.I.YMUU NOVI.MBE.R 29.
;Via 3.W.—An Ind the I:itty acid Clara, Rovvr,

PORTCN:OUTIi, NOVEMBER m
Vii:A S.W.-3 ailed the Lundy:, .ind Glory trans-
's, rut London ; also the Dow4ots and Indian. for
Thomas's. The two latter got or-icier weigh at
u'clock this morning, and arc now beating in
ding, arid will not be able to clear land before
morning. An express having arrived late last
,at fur the Capidin of the Dowson to put to sea,
is supposed they were elision; to proceed before the
igers were acquainted with the late ikilfavour-
: news for South American adventurers. -
NOVEMBER 30.,—Sailed the Ocean and Caldicet
• • transports, for the River. Seventy-eight yes.
outward-bound, are detaine I here by contrary
ids, of which 22 are for Jamaica. one for Bengal,
for the Cape, two for South America, and the
principally for the Vest Indies.
DEAL, NOVEMBER 30.
Wind W.—Arrived and sailed for the River the
.card, BEADY, from the Isle of Trance, and
:eon, FULTON, from Quebcc.—The Woodford
' the 23d August, and from St. Helena the 9:h
To Came down from the River the Busiris,

Madras and Bengal. The Russian frigate Pa
:Ur, that sailed from hence on the 27th instant, is
hack to the Dawns with the Pilots, in conse-
of not finding the squadron off the Gallopei.
ived and sailed for tie River yesterday the Tra-I
, 'ACTH, horn Demarara. Came down horn
River yesterday the Alcyon, Lnrd Cranston, and
'rise, ha- Jamaica, and the Hope, for Tobago.
RAMSGA IT, NOVEMBER so.
Arrived the Five Gebroders, DUDIVWK. from Stet-
for 13curdeaus, with the loss of anchor and cable,
leaky, having been on shore near Hythe, and
discharge to repair. Put in several other yes-
for shelter. •

DOVER, NOVEMIIER 30.
Sailed last night the Lord Sit:lmonth, C. PEASE,
ch a mail and passengers, for Ostend. Arrived
morning the Princess Charlotte packet, Captain
,al.l.anos, with a mail and passengers from Ostend.
'ired last night le Desite. French packet, from
is, wish a mail. Sailed this morning the Vigi•
Captain Busunt, for Calais, with passengers.
:d by for Antwerp, the James, FLEstiada, from
tadelphia ; sailed 29th. October, and reports that
American "74 would leave Philadelphia for Eng-
' on the Bth instant.

CUSTOM HOUSE, NOVEMBER 29.
Sam lINTIRID INWARDS.The 'lndustry, Roberts; and Li.
Nutkins. from Waterford; Vissery, from Worcum ; Seep-
'men; Henry, Brown; Perseverance, Miller; Liberty,
Trader, Hall; and Jenny, Brown, from Petersburgh;
White, from Saloe; Lady Juliana %Smith, from Christiana;
Parry; Maria, Mortis; and Deptford, Williams, from
Petro, Nelson, from Norway; Mentor, Youens, from
Hero, Evans, from Oporto; indefatigable, Cummings,
_.rcbangel; Lady Ford, Strange, from Smyrna • Spring,
Snowden, from Santander; and Jonge Hendrk, klaievrinkel,
Jur waans.—The IVlargaretta, Lewis,for Dublin; and Negn-
Vender Mey, for Amsterdam.

The Ellice transport, the loss of which, on the
roast of Gallicia, we announced on Thursday, sailed
horn Cowes on the 25th of October, with troops for
Gibraltar. The ship struck on a reef of rocks off
?cot de Bares, on the Bth. Ske had ten Officers and
14S men, women, and children on board, of whom,
Lieutenant Wawa, of the 60th regiment, and about
tlirty people, were drowned. The ship and cargo
'Nem totally lost, with all. the personal baggage of
'very individual.
Monday Rear-Admiral Sir Howl POPHAM hoisted
fir Rag on board the SYDILLE, at Chatham. The
SItiLLE is to proceed with the Rear-Admiral to
Jamaica, to relieve Rear-Admiral Douncas in the
naval command on that station, his period of service
brig nearly expired.
Some anxiety was felt lest the trade at Archangel
should not clearbefore the setting in of the frost. Two
le.tErs have been received at LLOYD'S from that port,
t* one dated the 17th, and the other the 18th ult.
B 7 the former it appears that three foreign vessels,
bound to Holland, Bremen, and Hamburg!), and
some Englisl, vessels, remained in the river At tl.e
ctitic.ll time when their departure WAS endangered by
•;:te severity of the beasdn. The other communica•
ton apprises us, th rt the whole had cleared the port,
nepting one Enblish vessel, which was putting out
• sea, and it was supposed would not be uustructcd.

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