Star.
London, England, 1817-06-24 00:00:00

Gentleman once entertained of his Noble Friend, who
was then described as
"My name's the Doctor—on the Berkshire hire,
My father ping dl his patients—a wise man
But I had heard of politics and loved
To sit within the Commons House and get
A place, and luck gave what my sire tlenle.V"
Such was the stew which the Right Hun. Gentleman
Lad once dr., wri of the Noble Secretary, and the 1-i; use
had therefore to rijoice at his now altered tone.—
He enireet.:d the House to pante and to consider be-
fore they cie.sented to the perpetratioo of a measure
which was of the nature of that horaible inquisition
which kd in a main degree to the French Revolu-
tion, and which, it carried 1. -mg into practice in this
country, niight destroy al; that was most valuable in
oitr Constitu:ion.—(L'ear, hear.)
The cry of now became general, and the
Foirse divided. —Ayes,l,l7ti; Noes, 111; Maj. 165.
White strangers were minded, the Lill was or
Bernd :n t..: read h second time this day.
The edier crders being disposed of, the House
atlionrned.

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Last rig!,t the Bill for continuing the Suspension
of .Le li.,Leas Corpus Act was, aftcr a very inte-
resting &Ante, read the first' time in the Commons.
The number for the reading was iii, against it 1l 1.
rrerr. all that transpired, we think it cannot be be-
lieved 1,.r a mument that Oliver bad any au:boric,-
from his employers to do any thing that could excite
disturbances ; but we think it cqua:ly clear, that the
cleans he puriu;:d to diicuver the intentions of the
disarfecmd, were calculated to effect, and could only
prrduce the veiy evils which his employas wished
to prevert.

FRENCH, FLANDERS. AND DUTCH
MAILS.

Trench, Flanders and Dutch Papers, to the 22d
inst. arrived this morning, but are estretnely Wizen
of intAligence.
The Anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo was
cclairated at Brussels with great solemnity. Tla: joy
of the occasion was, however, much damped by a
diEurblnce which broke out in the market place, on
the same day, on account of a rise in Vie price of
previsions. The commotion is represented as laving
been very-tri9ing, though it is not quite easy to se-
vritcile this with what is added—that in order to
rrestrve the public peace, patrch.s of cavalry asi:t
infantry. continued to traverse th: ler the...mu
succeeding' days and nights.
l'he dissolution of the States of Wurtemberg is
said to have ban followed by the arrest, banishnient,
end flight of some of the most prominent persons of
the Opposition, and amongst (Alias, of Count Wm.-
Dem, Messrs. VON MASSENLACII, SCROLL. DIMLY,
FL.CHEM, &c. MASSLNUAC:I, WhO was chkt of tiir
obnoxious, has taken refuge iu the territory of Hesse
Darmstsdt.
French Funds, .oth June-61. francs, 20 cents.

AMERICAN PAPERS.
New York Papers, to the firth ultimo, reached us
V.is day. _ _

They speak in fl.tttering terms cf the Pernambuco
M nkles, his Secretory, and suit ; and the Mercantile
Alverther describes the Revolution at Pernambuco
at exhibiting "a character of brilliancy far superior
to ary thing which had Lefcre been seen in South
America."

44 We further learn (says the same Paper) that be-1
re the Potriotic Ambassador lelt Pernambuco all
titles of Nc bility had been abolished ; he is, there.
1, re, rot wlllirg, r.cr car. 1:e consca to assume the
title of Excellency : Patrio:ic and Cern-pattietic, are
the only titi.;s known at prearm. The Provincial Go-
ya:a:lens have t!etei mined to organize and maintain
a rrgdlar army of 15,1iW) nien, which, in the pro.
vi 4 if Teinarr.bnco alore, will be seconded by a
weliskegultatesa militia of 40,100. The pay and ra-,
tioni4ate are most liberal that leave ever been known
in any country."
The ame paws state, that about the 224 of April
the American Consul at Port au Prince, Mr. Twvnort,
1r..:1 st ck his flag and reigned his situation on ac-
count the cargo of an American brig having been
sonde nrd by PETRA:4. What were.the grounds of
this co demnatiovid have not learnt.
By t sure aiurcc tve have the intelligence that
t
the Cantleso3n (or Inilependent) privatcersmcn are
much incensed at the Haytian- Government in conse
quence of their having condemned and sold several
Spanish prizes .sentin by them. Their cruizers had,
therefore, clifyr,lated and commenced hostilities against
PiTION, andt7as understood they had already cap-
tured two or three schooners under the /hymn flag.

The Duke of WELLINUTON will honour the Eng.
lish Opera House with his presence, fur the first
time, on Tuuisd:4y, previous to his leaving England,
to see the Opera of Ihe Election, and if he Jealous ?
'l.s Grace will sit in the stage bus, ou fi6e Prince's
nd the four adjoining bum* arc engage i for