Star.
London, England, 1817-01-18 00:00:00

it ry, for the crime of deserting
mihracing, the royal cause, shall

it Council of War of the ISth
tine at Dijon, has recently con-
laileiers, to very exemplary pu-
:r.e of ap,ravated desertion.
.sty gave audience to the Doke
•ither Ambas.adors.

ielieu Afterwards tranracted bu-

Y.
.r.ll D.trcn Mullling has been in

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)N DON.

E MIST OF THIS MONTH, THI
COMMENC.EI DRAWING.

JANUARY 18. 1817.
m-DATor).—Huliaay at an the
Pub& es.

of Wednesday arrived this =or-
Tuesday have not yet been re-

enahied to give the proceedings
Dquitie in their first and se-
Plan of Law regarding Indivi-
w other notices, of some little
ilbo added.

itrived this morning, by which

verb to the 2d of December. '!'hey
%ince of any importance. The
• had, on the 29th of November,
ision—that the Bill brought in
I4r return of Slaves, should be

Ly set apart as the Queen's Birth-
London and Westminster rung a
casion.

of the birth of gOEFRT BURNS,

to be celebrated at Dumfries on

public dinner. The mausoleum
the remains of the Bard, is now

. was a Meeting obthe Friends of
t ,siorm t the Freemasons' Tavern.
-lumi s we have given a sketch of'
One great object of the Meeting
to thke the cause of Reform out I
men as Meurs. HUNT and Co.,
a frugal management of the m-
id the correction of every abuse
, effects of external pressure may
Into the management of our public '
desirable, has been admitted on MI
Ministers themselves . but it does
. Ulu the nostrum of every poli-
be totted down our throats, to el-
public inaladies. In fact, many 1
Ii the whisk community has reams
fieen brought upon no by the ne.
.n those who had the care of the
Led the State against the mad pre.
:rid intemperate leadd de-Reforawsii
sober habit' of thinking are three.
, nothing can be more natural
Ild lend their support to measures'
that mischief; nor will they al-
Alter these measures are correct in
will only compare their horrible Ail
;vely greater posilive evil which they
:onnteract. Hence deviations in
Ad princ,ples; and hence tno the
Imes, of a force lewd dm low, for the
ling the vicious and the turbulent.
acquainted with Masan nature
without atusbuiing a worse cha.
motives to Utters than to other men,
,tore of corruption and innovation,
arbitrary domination—that is of a
defined by law, but guided by the
entrusted with the reins of go-
:lolling cat) be more natural or even
Ministers, than to believe them
qualified as any of their predeces•
i authority not too strictly defined
, law.
Imposed on Rulers to repress the in-
dangermis men, never fails, in its
beget great abuses; for if the ma-
' deem necessary have any thing of a
Yet recognised by law, they seek to
and authority by the legal enact-
lament: but this they cannot effect
;—and hence an increase of Places,•
inecures. i
.
iples and consequences attach. only
rulers ? No. Whether Whigs or
or l•oxites, they are equally siLder
'sew influence.

this that the turbulence of unprin-
and demagogues, and the natural
crusted with high powers to extend
pity and infiqiciice, produce but one
-,t—encrAchneents on the rights and
country—and an increase' of its

rbulence of bad men never fads to
part of the community acqusesce in
stretches of the power of Rulers, on
so, on the other, there is alwa)s a
certainty, when the encroachments,
. the sufferings thereby entailed on
shall reach a certain point, that the tide
-id, if not met by a suitable return
a practice calculated torestore polit
idanger the safety of all the embank-
erected by the labour of ages for
State And of the People.
apply this to our present condition
necessary I but the principles being.tette
have thought it necessary to throw
the conAideration of our numerous
hope that they will prove not alto-
We have merely touched on them.
be at no loss to fill up the outline.

ca of the or^
of ir regiments and en
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be Organ, situ
a emed six private "4
Id introMS for the cr:i
Id Year., iy Midi-
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,i• I ut tivise of 1
ry
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• ite Chamber of 1
re
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n, re,t, have alsc
tr-
er A lAri3ica Mail at
cn toe Jamaica Pap
of , tin no intelligen
Id ore rf Assembly b
y
t, -Ind, after a diei,
,
c- 3 more pimiento
7 aced. .
'icing the day
is y, the bells of Lo
eery peal on the oci
se The anniversary o
tScott;sh Poet, is
es
es
dorilay next, by a I
II .ccong there over th
e host completed.
i
Yesteiday there w
',alimentary Reim
the preceding colt
r, a ptuce dings. 01
enii t•• Imre been s
t the hands of such
t. i.rt rettenchment,
• cal tevrnue, and
e- I..ch time and the
1-
..ve introduced into
traits is highly deli
.n Ands—even by Mi
e theretore follow
.
• cal quack should b
ti .t a cure u! our p
t die evils• 4 which
complain: i`: ce C
• essity imp •r
it otitis safety t guar,
i•• ctsefanarchists aim
When men of sobs
• ed with anarchy,
an that they show'
alcultted to avert
ays examine wheth
he abstract : they vs
bt ith the comparativ
re proposed to co
inctice from 'Mind
recite, sometimes,
.orpose of restrainin
o Bat all who ate
.ost know, that, v
Arle Or worse naot
tts tis in the very tutu
o kget a lave of ai
~wer not strictly d
eJgment of those
(lament ; and not
tut, for any set 01
to Ives just as wen q
a b to exercise an
+I '7 the bite of the
The pecessity im
etoperance of dar
onsequences, lobe
toes which they de
omplezion not yet
• ire it that force a
" its of FifliaMC
t. %bout a majority
ensions, and Sine
De these principl
, one class of rt
oriel— Pitches oe
operation of the
:e
It follows from i
•Plcd innovators
of all men int
r " to own authorit
,
rd the same effect
re
Imileges of the
of ''dens.
9s But as the turbt
Ate the sober pa
constitutional sit
le one hand ; so,
ogee, nay a cer
Le .'dahose,e acid t;
community Asti
se
ill aw e, n turn ; ant
principles and a
1 health, will end
'lts and works
st
safety of tlte SI
Je
111 we mean to a
at is is not necessa
all times, we Itt
out for the
'dm. Se the hi
ig tiser useless. %V
he Reader will b
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