Star.
London, England, 1818-08-20 00:00:00

HULL, AUGUST is.

Arrived the Prescot, ettomeroti, from Gretnlan4,
with 16 fish.

HARCVICII, AUGUST 19.

Wind E.—Arr've.l the Alliance packet, with a
Mail, &c. from Gottenburgh ; and Eclipse paLket,
with ditto, from Cuxhaven.

WHITBY AUGUST is.

Arrived the %1 illiam and Mary, STEPUEN; from
Greenland, ►rit:, eight ti-h.

NORM SiIIELLS AUGUST 1T•

Arrived the Granville Lx y, from Davis Straits,
withtigiit n.i..

CUSTOM-MUSE, LONDON, AUGUST to.

SUMS GNTiltEla limarns.—The Kllliant, 1)AWS011, Mira;
Glecname, Eozia, from Greenland; Four Drothirs, Drunker,
from Ostend; Airy e, Ruboata, (Mtn Dublin; Ringer, Murry,
from
Ilamht rib ; Job :son, Wm, from Rouen ; Four Brothers,
f.r4n lAsouic ; Thomas, Junes, from Cadiz; Fame, Fletcher,-
frottt. P,tersburgh; and eight .hips containing corn nd in hal.
means—The liercules, Iveliorre, for ROUrfl j
IJnop. Smith, lir Ostend ; Castlereagh, Wu, for Halifax; Sky-
lark, rooky, fur kit. Nary's ; Dimon, Bakker for Memel ;. the
Lively. Nichols, for New rrovid:nce ; Jane, Oninger, for Jr.
nmica; Speculation, I.iddle, far Op); Lo; Dcsolution„ Moore,
for. Itplei4ala ; :1:44 Sterte, for Ostotia/.

The account of the state of the QUEEN yesterday
was---,, Her MAJESTY has had a "vay jpaud night,
And continues better."—ln addition to this, .we learn
The QuEloi gains strength very fast.

.:The PRINCE REGENT continues at Hampton-court. I
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of
CA4113/tUAOR arrived at the Ship Inn, Dover, on Tues-
day evening, and ernbarked yesterday morning for
Calais, on board the Royal Sovereign yacht, with a
Ain wind. Their Royal Highnesses were saluted. on
their .arrival and. departure, • froir. the. Heights Bat-
tery; and a Guard of Honour from the el st Regiment
attended before the Inn.

Yesterday their Royal llighnesses the Duke of
KENT and the Duke of dussExt accompanied by Sir
TnostAs Bud., the Rev: Mr.' bouotes, and Rea
ESCI• paid an interesting visit to the New
Bethlehem Hospital. Their Royal Highnesses were
occupied upwards of three hours in examining mi-
artely the different apartments' treatment of the in-
mates, &c. and expressed on the books their high
satisfaction at the cyder, accommodation, and arrange-
inent,• in this excellent Institution, which it not sur-
passed. by any in the world.
There is not the slightest foundation for the reports
of die Marquis of 1 LASTINGS. 6 recall or return from

Utters received from China, give a favourable ac-
colmoof the cotton market at Canton. The Seaflower
had. arrived, and three whole cargoes were in the mar
ket,.for which 12-5 all round had been offered-r-butJ
the holders were standing out for a better price. The
cause auigned for the rise, which former accounts did
notvocourage the speculator to expect, was. the sud-
cku 'destruction of the crop, in the proivince of Nan-
, keen, when it was just on thepoint of being gathered in.
It is mentioned in letters from Marzapore, that cot-
ton had been falling in that market for several days.
Accounts from Budnout state, that a greater quantity
of Chundoucy and Bilsee cotton had passed that
platy than had been known for eight years past; but it
is added, that Kutchoora was not coming in so fast
during the present, as during the I.:st year. A fall
of two rupe;:s per maund had taken place in the Cal-
cutta cotton market, in the early part of February.

THE MANCHESTER COTTON-SPINNERS.—We are
concerned to find that the differences between the
Cotton-spinner s of Manchester and their Masters
have not yet been adjusted. The former Lave now
published a statement of their case. There are at
present 3700 persons out of employment ; but the
cause of their striking is not clearly Understood.—
They have offered to return to work fur the same
I prices which they received previous to the reduction,
which reduction was from 20 to 25 per cent. The
average full price. before the reduction, was about
245. per week, out of which the Spinners relieved
their own sick, as well as subscribed to other casual-
ties. One Master has offered to comply with their
request, but others will not, and the consequence is,
that the Cotton-spinning, which many months had
been flat in Olasgow, is now extremely brisk there.

80N.413.1Rit.

We Lave already published some doomtr,
speeting the conduct of Sir Huosos Low
'Mr. (YAILA tin, and now subjoin anothera
link in the Cori e‘poodence between the prtiN
are some other letters of Mr. O'Man an'sn qui:
serving of public attention, which we shall
atter ',
take an opportunity of laying before our Read,
TO HIS EXCELLENCY LIEUTENAXT-GLyr
SIR HUDSON LOWE, K.C.B. Sce. GOWN
LONOWOON Or.
" Sir.—!n crmsequence of some circumstaacet,
ter Ty occurred relative to the obligations expected •
filling the situation r hive the homer to hid., I
be essentially necessary to Lty the fcllowitig sote.zu
Excellency for your consideration.

When in August, 131 Z, Count Ihrtramt to
ceived satisfactory answers from Capt. NtaitLind,o
ship Bellerophon, to inquiries made by him touching
and conduct) did me the honour to make appli,
miral Lord Keith for me to accompany Napok.,,,,
St. Helena, iu quality of Surs,•on, his fxrdthip w.
approve of, and sanction my accepting of theabov,
Linn, which, at his Lordship's recommendation, w;
can ih!.. Hight Honourable th:.: Loris e
tithe Admira'ty; the appointment, thcraio.e, ,
seeking. I never for a moninnt etthvt..:ned ti.
idea that, independent of my medical duties, it
that I should make a R. port oldie &Inver/Aka
r with the persons whom nay duties id t
such pre) elation wan ever made to me either by
Sir Ciiiiqe Cockburn, nor was even the mat di
ti•lo ti;iit effect made by the above-mentioned
characters.

" When asked by Napoleon Donr,vitte tn tell
whether he ought to consider me as a Surgeon
a Medical Man in whom be could repose confident
that I was not &IMAM sfii4 Germ et I -vas
nut a Spy, and one in whom I hoped lee night ph,
—that my principles were to [eget the conversation:
my patients on leaving the room, unless as far:.;
allegiance u a British °Sleet to my .hovercizn ai
and that my orders only obliged me t 4 one abet, t
immediate notice to the Gurnee in ease cf Mir
befalling, him, in order that the but m...ciszi
~roniptly afforded.
" When asked again, tubraquently,v-h...ther
by your orders, Sir, to go twice a week to Plantu
make Reports, and what the nature of such fit
munitations was? I referred to the wwirtaints
" Whet, minutely interrogated by you, Sir, a" t
of inte•-vi,v..s, and the subject of cense ri 'don; I b.
when inforrs ed by you, Sir, that I was rn jy,!:,e
=Cc of Ga.: subjects of any cotsvemtions I r., he
had no business to set up my own judgment tan
them—that vou might think several thien ci ;era
which I might consider as tellies and unimen.
had the hamar to reply, that if I were not st liher,
any discretion et judgment as to the bnpult-oce or
such conversations as I might be present at, till r
no ether alternative than tacit of repeating tn yet t
Rhish paued, the doing o which would place en
don of a mai acting the most base and diabornai
fact, that I would be a spy and a' mouton.' Thu
would cover my name with well-merited i::fainy,
me ur.fit for the society of any man of honour.
" Ile who, clothed with the specinue saris cf a
sinuates himself into the confidence of-hie p-te
himself of the frequent opportunities and fee fits:l
citation necessarily prennts of being near hi: pet
(under preenee of curing or alleviating his MIL
that coldish:um which has been from time bumf
by the sick in persons professing the healing art)
hk patient's smtinstnts and opiaious, fur the put
wads betraying them, deserves usa,t justly to
the appellation of " moutom"
" In answer to your question on the lath nf t
" whether I had given any word of honour 111:1
written rep arts of the state of Nap,deou MU;
without attaining his consent, and leaving :he t
pcssesslon?" I bad :ht' hunutu to reply to you,
avoided siting such a pledge, by stating (according
thins)/ that 0000 would be asked without fine an

". i have the :honear to acquaint you. Sir, ft
trand has signified to me, that with respect to the
be easy to arrange matters by evoking use of no r,
the Reportsi'and by substimethg the words pen
patient, in lieu thereof ; that provided this was a.
consent being obtained, and the originals deposited
the French Suite, there would be no 4:Nation to
pa its of the' state of Nvolton Ilimparte's health
The substance of this I have had the honour to rm
you verbally, on the 15th of Oct..es ,and the Itch
" Having •so often received contradictory iflst
you, Sir, I niust beg leave to reiterate the rata
quently made to you before, to wit, to be furnish..
Lions in writing, to the end that I may well con:,
caution, and what is requital from me, and to pro
balky of mistakes vrhic.t may arise from ye bal ins::
either forgotten, or badly comprehended.
" It Is with ludnite pall, Sir, that I feel mys.
refer to the ignominious treatment which I have
you in your was house, eqedally upon two occasion.
culpable, even a Court . artial. could not authorize :he u:..
petite and opprobrious epithets so liberally bcatowed Ivo t me,
and being twice turned out of doors in the presence or leered.
scs ; the last time not without apprehensions on my pia of ex-
periencing personal violence. I have, Sir, had the hunaz of
serving my country in the Royal Navy for several ycan, awl
now without censure, and perhaps not without son.e UM: :ca.
mendation ; and I must protest against any Frio°, howesersa-
pericr to use is rusk, making use of tanguaye and erratum to.
wards me unworthy of, and degrading to an Officer who butte
honour to serve in his Majesty's Nay: . I have the 1.1.41.7:1'
ue, Sir, with all due respect,
" Your facellency's most abed ent bumble serves.
" BABILT Surgeon,

We understand that the of Covet tle LAI
CAW, the Companion of NAPOLEGNi Will be puie•
lished in London and Weymar on the Ist of Septem-
ber.: Besides the Letter to Lord BATHURST, vino
frOm Frankfort, it will comprise the Secret Corm-
pondence of Count LAS CASA S with LUCILN BUOYS.
PA are. disetvered and seized by Sir Hinasox Len
a copy of which, it appears, the Author had preserrel
among .his papers, and brought with him to Euntr-
A lady of distinction has been condemned at Be.'
to hard labour, for having been guilty of cruel ma:-
meat towards an orphan girl, who was under
charge. For slight faults she was :a the pr,,ctizt 6:
pricking her arms with pills, and to prereia der
crying she put a gag into her mouth.
TUE GOTTINGEN STUDENTS.—A letter from Got-
tingen, dated the 9th of the present month, 11';',
" The account published in some of the public Nyerst
respecting the disturbances bete, are in many respects
false and exaggerated. A great part of the foreigno
were indeed induced to leave the University, 011*
refusal of the Government to accede to the denur.
made by the Deputies sent by the Students fromW4-
aenhattsen. The Hanoverians, the lhunswickers and
those of Nassau, have mostly returned ; many fot
reigners arc also here, without being in the least mo-
tested, so that the number of Students is now AO'
six hundred, and is daily ine:easing. The team"
have proceeded without interruption since the Sti-
' August. The inquiry both into the preceding evens
and the authors of the resolution to leave the Univer-
sity (whose names will probably be communicated
to their own Governments), is nearly concludat
and it is to be expected that an official statement w2l
acquaint the public with the true state tithe cat.

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or—

• SP.II.V.

ELTEACT or A LETTER, DATED IiADRLD, JOLT th
public distrust and dissatisfaction rapialy ineresae,
for indeed nobody is secure in their own houses, such
it the system of the Government And the pFeponder-
zee of the Inquisition. Montero, Lirbanejas, and
Zuluaga, beloaging to the Spanish Guards; Colo nell
Got et Labrador ; Prebendary Bilches a native ofl
use River Plata, and a mechanist belonging to this
c:ty of the name of Comitie, were all seized and shut
in the Inquisition of this place, between twelve
tc,done in the light of eh:- f'l.ll. On the 18th Com-
rissr,w Far_ tier, Von Guerrero, Licenciate Martinez
Cavalier(); Viilalta, a printer; Reyes, a watch-maker;
Duquid and Duple:sis, dyers. were also confined in
fre Inquisition of Zaragoza. The seizure of their
property has been extrentely.severe ; nething these
~,tieh possessed has bzeu spared. Even their wear-
ing „poet was given in charge to the Stewards of
de Iloly 'friintnal. The whole crime of these priso-
entis that they are accused of being Freemasons!
“Tie Rev. Prebendary Bilches had demanded of
VIL a compliance with the regulations of
the Social-) of SW.: to the Pope, Cardinal 6on-
&Zvi, order that the Inquisition might be led to
sh)derate io ..iol:rnt proceedings. The King disre-
U4ea the ise and energetic expoition. of the oid
7„4,oerable PreUendary ; and ke is said .hat on the
alcia of it wrote the following 7Spani#h Proverb:
Cer'fittey 3 la laspi.,kim. is ids the King
0J Inquisition, hush ! ;: .) •
mit Is said that Cliarles.lir. has pledged himself
•
support the Constitution abolished by
..inittad VII. establishing religious tolera-
ews of.Morillo having died of a wound
‘..le is geuerally believed here, and it is
said that the Government has received.
Ids kcs of the tircurnstanee, hut the affair
rnfonal secret. To-day it is, however,
mend thisnaret, late ....;oventor of Ceuta,
ahem iu the command ; and it is added,
:thin has been made through the infln-
;on Beacom°, spiritnal dirrxtor of the
once was of Marilto. These who are
the most rigid defenders of the faith,
;Is who are chusen.to command and ad-
outh An;erica, for the %%ter now carried
lie pult.its and confessionals, is.calied a
in; and tints are. the people and soldiers
rousea, as they were in the days of
ihe occupation of the Florida;
ies of General San Z.Lertin in Chili, keep
ta a state of ill lienuour ; they really do
it to no in regard of their foreign rein-
:ey are stilt more puzzled about their

!nry Mr. f.i ALLATIS: , Ambassador of the
to his Most Cnitts-rtAst,MAJesTv, ap!
!gociate a Vrimmercial Treaty between
Ate! and Great Britain, arrived at the
1, Albemarle-sweet, on Sunday last.
the IttisAian Ambassador at .Berlin,
7th instant for Aix lichapelle. to
nary „rein: n:lhos forliS.:sovereign.
. .
I.ster from Btu Janeiro, ejf -the...24 of
that among the corsairs which they are
rju, there is an fingash vessel, -theWina •
LTG' is compo,ed of officers and seamen
1,1.11.1 she has lost left Valparaiso. they
nwt.ent the anivai of. Lord Cuconasx,
I.lli a 4 BUCROS•dkyreS,

al er, published at Buenos :Ayres, under
4, stye--" List Wednesday, a soldier
Julas llebart, was on the -point of suffer-
to which he ha been condemned for the
:thoruiaalion towards his Commaild.n.s.
ujors of the United States, demanded a
the exrcution of judgment and accom-
a. Miller, a merchant of North America,
e family ,•! the convicted. was related,
:rsoitallf to solicit his pardon from his
the Governor, who granted it immedi-
is the commencement of the ood
w effects
ninon of the two parts of the World
for humanity." • •

ievim.—ln the village of Govan, in the
bond of Glasgow, washing the insije of the
quicklime has tended very much to pre-
iread of the typhus fever. Some merchants
humanely subscribed a sum of money to-
'lid of the poor of this village, many of
suffering under this disease.
tnniaav Accooctremewn,—A woman of
>f age was safely delivered on the 12th of
in the Department of the Gard, of a
—Preach Paper.

Ortea.-L.Last night, a little Piece, in two
41 Jealous on all Sides; or The La ',dined
ay, was performed fur the first time.—The
Seville. Alen (Woostun), she son of
4,'Aitt love with Leonora (Mils CA new), a
becii discovered in the act diverting into
40ber. through the window, at night t she
117 Z of doorsily her father. The Lover's
of course excited, but still he is persuaded
:is to believe her innocent, and he lodges
Muse of l'assado (1-lhautY).. About the
ia6*aciu, her brother, who was the person
' her window, takes up his lodgiogs sn the
nit': Clara (MissLov4 a Lady to whom
let: an Attachment. He assumes the name
vn.l this is the grand source of poor Pas-
inky. lle has been bribed by both
rd' idies to keep them strangers to each
the end they discover his conduct, and
put him to death, when, fortunately, the
stery
is cleared up by a most perplexing
Pivutistioa; Cie respective parties are mar-
)(outdo keeps his moan aad his life.—Mr.
n4.mic powers and Miss CARZleis vocal
!re the chief support of the Piece. They
much ant deservedly applauded. Mr.
ts Farrago, a stupid servant of Passadds.
,etually counter.L.ting his plans by his ab-
al,o very happy. and all the Performers
,:rusetves in such a manner, as to leave
r a r A.uthi:r or an audience to complain.
his some merit ; and tlyvv.lth there was a
Vrohati“n cu the tailing of the curtain, we
die hill live for some tinie, and
iLe wederataly attractive.—The House
d.

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