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

Lii:E WA A.

MADAME DI STurt.—The Public will be glad to
hear that the Ttetistation of MADASIE DE STASI:6
.11eivoirs of Me Private I.ife of her Fa her, the celebnitill
M. Nscicgit, is just reedy cur publication. This is the
work allud: d to by the ratuily of Madame DE STAEL,
...aura curing her residence at Copper, a few copies
ot r.hteh were printed at Genres, but which is tu.a
for ,lie first time published in Lontl..n. The Merry, e
de Fraser, of the 26th July I..st, edited by M. BENJA
ills De CONSTANT, the intimate friend ot M Iddinkt•
US 6TAIEL, :tors spe .ks oa this trtterestiog ',lnduction :
er ram pages seem tWtter adapted to give a just idea of Ma
eante de Stasi, to make her hi:loved even by those who have not
known her, than every thiog, how •ver eloquent and however
Impassioned, which she has pubUsited upon other subjects. Teter
present a full incluse of her soot and of her talents; the dolizavy
of bee peicipcous ; the astonishing variety of la r impressions;
'tun warmth ut her eloquence ; the strength of her judgment; the
truth of bur eisthusiasos; her lose of liberty and ot justice; her
Greens seusibilisy; the melancholy which frequently distinguish.
ed
her. even in her purely literary productions, are all here em-
ployed Se throwing light onset Object, in expressing one single
semisweet, iv communicating no. sole thought. It is the on:y
time that she has treated a sutra wkh all the resmirces of her
mind, sod alt the depth of her soul, without being diverted by
say ideas forage to the sohjew.: . -

FRENCH PAPEBS.
.crimitaza. OF DE'PV TIES.
• • IHTTHIO M TM E 6TH WIC/ABER.

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PETITION FROM TI4E REGICIDES.
Several individuals detvired in the fortress ofd,
Pierre-Chatel, its the department of the Ain, solicited
'him the justice of the Chamber the execution of the
setlienies that condemned them to banishment, fiud-
ing their imprisonment more fii‘htful than exile.
Tne Comirmit;e had received some roofs.con-i
vineatig them that the co,ghbanteing iscivemmenia
tinn4.l drive hum their territories the persons affixted
by those seatin.ces, and proposed to have the Petition
refined to ilichlinister.of the Interior, to devise die'
Means tit c irryi,.g cite sentences into mention.
M. LAIN% Minister of the Inter;or.—,. It may
excite surprise that men condemned to banish,i•ent,
cannot undergo their sentence. I shall furnish some
nisi:matinee thisiurject. It. WAS in 1816 that a
t'ower tne nearest to France made some difficultiesl
about receiving the exiles wbu were sent to its tern-
tory. Tne agents. charged immediately with the;
execud it of the decrees. not being able to ascertain,:
the Causes of this nasal, a number of the banished
'Continued to b - sent out o Fiance. Pushed back oa one
trinities, the condemned were sent to . another point.
but soon the refusal became genera!, and in awaiting'
the issue if the negociations, which wiU undoubtedly
terminate this difficul: y, die expatriation oi these men,
has been suspended. to separate them fr. m other
prisoners, choice has been made of an old cnateau
changed into a fortress, containing a garrison. The
presaners enjoy there ev.ry maintain consistent will,'
their situation."
rbe ennclusions of the Committee were adopted
aVithout hesitation. • .
The Chamber passed to the Order of the D iy on
the.petitions of three individuals who required to
marry their sisters-in law; and also au alteration in
the law on this subject—on the authority, as they
say, of the Fathers of the Church, Deuteronomy,
and Cortielms N.-pos I
LIBERIY OF PRESS.
The Order of the Day was read for the Report on
,thit Law of the Liberty of the Press, and that rela-
ting to Journals,
M. Faget de BAUM. the Reporter-6, The Project
of the Law which is now presented, to you, is not in-
tended to found a new system of legislation to cor-1
sect the abuses of the Press; it tends solely to ame.'
horate, in some parts, the raining liberty; and the
Getter to ascertain whether this object be fulfilled, it
Is oecesaary to fore; an idea of the actual state of the
'laws. The Charter has consecrated in the public
redo of Frenchmen, that of publishing and printing
their opinions in cow omit, with the laws that should
repress abuses niece repressive laws exist in the
taw of uta !list o.tober, ; in the law of the
25th Narcotise', 18th; and in the law of the 28th
Fewness,. 1817.•' To fit tin' respectiie responsibility
at tar authors, translators, pri,,te:s, and even
o• the bu leachers—such is the economy of. this Pro.
iject 4 a Law. It IS jest-that the author should be
.iesPotlsibla for his hook, and the translator for his

They desired to ha,
Jury: The p.atissits of this doctrine have considers.',
that when t,e Government have denounced to the
fribunals a «ork in whicn it is attacked, the Jury
air in s more kart), ndent polptims than the Judges
—that they inspire more conSience int *the accused,
and give A greater security to the Liberty of the press.
alters, terrii.ld by the inultipiieJ dimes in causes
tegard the present institutions, and even that of the
Jury, as too feeble to arrest them; and think that a
Special Jurs ought to be formed for the (Tittles and
ruisdemeauo+t+s of the Press, ;unspotted sit Juries, ift-
&pendent by their situation and fortune, and fisted

lay tf;eir lialvis of cultivating humm knowledge, tb
deerle upon literary w rks.
• " The C:an,.,ittee, after long discussions, have
ilarught that the question could not be treated inci-
dentally, nisi :n a partial manner ; that if such a
cloolite in the esisting order of jarisJiction be useful,
it ought to heti:noosed directly, and informant a law,
c•mformably with the 18th, Article tit the.Ctiattet of
reducea into aprirate proposititm, according to the
19i.11 Article of the same Charter.
" They,regret that the exiating laws oppose but a
feeble barrier to the abases of the Press. It is clea-
rable that this part of the be revised.—
Perhaps, al's I, it is one of those pint wherein good
exampies are Imre powerful titan the b. st laws. Mn.a
tesquit tr, in publishing his ;treat work, said, that he
should be tiie happiest :1101tAs, it the Tea:ling of it
would indace all men 'to love their Prince, thilr
,:oun:ry, aad the liws. We possess writers called by
their talents and their eloquemee to instruct their co.
temporaries. Mlv they diritt them towards what is
useful and laudable I Mr), they write for the pfesent
.axe, but have in view posterity
44 'rile second part of the Project consists of only
one article, which enacts that the J..ui oats shall not
appear winout the King's authority before the It of
Lim try,, 1811; bit the COMmittee think Oleg Out re-
straint not tontinue beyond' ititt"year. This
-delay may he usefully employed in' prtpaing' a lasi
tor the police of the Journals, which. in leaving theta
the most !waft,. li.a.ra y. would also give einyet mama
prompt and cert., means for Ciecking abuses; a lice
•which would give to private individuals 41'0[4, in
Intros!, a legal right of inserting their defence irs
the same paper'; a law, In fine, which in removing
from the Editors of periodical works the yoke of of.
dinar y cetior.hip, wools' impose on V tem ainore.eifi-
cacions clisiirship, than that of their ititt-ritet and
honour. Bat as such a law could not be determined
before the end (a the Session of ISIS, the Commit.
tee have the honour of proposing to adopt the 27th.
arid* of the P:•oject, .with an amendment in these
terms; —44 T:1: J.:urnals and other periodical works
which thAt Of pUlitleAl illAtterS, and news, ahallinee
ai-pear without the Kii;g's authority before the ender
the Sessioa o 1818.1"
The Reporter terminated by proposing to replace
:wirier: 7, ' a', lb, by the. following.dispositions
" 7. A prosecution may lake place toll every voritint. con-
forntabl, with the I Stb Article of the hawse tqe alit (*tabor.'
11114; 5. During the I.u.pre-sion, in all. cases where itt
base been commenced •helinre 11,e declarolon prowitba by the
I sth An. of the said LAW; 11 If every copy of the ?tinted work
does nor bear the name or residence ut. the prinitr: S. It the .
dap elt be not made before the publication of the whole, er
pan of the work.

" S. No person can be prosecuted for the contents of isprisSed
wJrk, until there bas been a distribution of the whole, or part
et the said work.
" 9. Nevertheless, a printed work may,. even before its publi•
erten, be referred the Tribunals on account of its contents,
or seized in the Interval between the deposit ordained by the i.P.V
f the els' of October, 14114, and this date of tile receipt, whirls 1
will be ilece,sarisy delivered hi the three days of the deposit. In
this case the author shall nut be responsible. lie shall, at the re-
quest of the Public htl'tra.er, in the week of the Kizer*, be
cued before the Tribunal eorrectional Puhcr, Inc tile purpose,
if he u.inks proper, of furnishing his arguments fur the deleue4
a the work. be Tribunal shall decree the dismissal of the
ttinife, Of the iimpressi• ti of the work. When a printed work
shad have been seized in virtue of the I Stb Article of the Lori.

ot die g tst of October, lets, the order ot helium aid the
Proms Verbal of the setzure under pa'n of nullity of tie
laudProees Verbal, Le mitred within three days to the party,
HO whom the seizure shall have been made, and transmitted
within the same time by the Attorney-General, to the
Jildge of Instruction, with a copy of the said work.
to. In default of the no:die:aeon wi bin the time prescribed, •
he on whom the re:2ot. sl.all have ',igen made shall appear before
the Civil Tribunal, and de:nand the nullity of the seizure, Fog
the restoration of the work to his hands. The Ttibenal shall
determine it by way of reference, at in urgent matters."
" The Reporter had hArdly done speaking before a
number of Members left their places to inscribe thoir
names for the discussion.
Seventeen have: entered their names in snpport of
the cmiclasions tot the Committee, vii. MM. Martin
de Gray, de Salaberry, Ganihl, tie
Chauveliu, I.Sfitte, d'Argcnson, Pousard, Bignon,
Casstmir Petriet, de la lionriannaye, Hernoux, de
Villtle, Caurnartin, Corhieres,Tronchon, and Benoic:.
.Seventeen speakers have inscribed their names to
support the Project. Th.:), arc MM. Royer tie Col.
lard, Camille Jourdan, Sartelon, BAlart, -.l4equinot-
l'ampelunes Favard de Langlade, Jullivt t, Brugnot,
Bain, Courvoisier, Mori:is?t, Larne, de Ville•PEvequsN.
Figarol 4e 14 Boulaye, Ide:tidier, Maine de Biran,
and Passerat de Silans.
Vhe Chamber decided that the divassion shoahl
open on Thursday Lstt.:

THK EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

tRI • DECEMBER IS, 18174
Fitter. in• •i" •MO ,44 WILLY", O'CLOCK"
Reduced Niti 4.4--Lons er
cotart 011+41gal. 44
4 per Cent.ll9ii—o per t . Navy elm
18/41 Lee. Asse.,lll 1-$4l-42d14 Boob 100 101 pr.
Lsclutquer Dills 19115 pr.

The three days Paris Papers'Which weer in error,
arrived at a late hour yesterday. .
The Report of the Committee entrusted with the
revision of the Project of Law on the Liberty of the
•Preis, was 'nide on Saturday.. The amendments
proposed by the Committee are not numerous, and
are all of a moderating character. The period of
restriction in regard to •the Journals, whkh it' was
se first proposed should extend to the Ist of
January, 1621, it now limited by the Committee to ,a
single year. The mere deposit of k work in the hands,
of the Public Censor, is not, as declaitd by the ori-
ginal project, to be held as a publication; but, on'
the contrary. toe Committee propose that no work
shall be liable to prosecution unless it shall have been
wholly or in part circulated. Nor is the Police to
have the power, as originally proposed, of seizing
a work before diaribution, when suppomd to con.
Cain 46. a direct provocation to crimes."--4ndred, it
must be obvious that the question, whether
rary production does or does not directly provoke
to Om commission of crimes ? is one susceptible
of a very arbitrary determination, and therefore
wholly-unfit to be resolved by any agents of the
Crown.—The discussion on this Project was appoin-
ted to commence yesterday. Seventeen Members
bad enrolled their names to speak in support of the
original Project, and seventeen in support of the Con-
clusions at the Committee.
The oilier sirojects before the Chamber of Deputies
continue still under examination in the Bureaux.
The Council of State is occupied in prepping a
Project of Law respecting Education.
According to private letters, the Government finds
itself spin wider the necessity of haviog recourse to
a Loan. The amount will be about sixteen millions
of yens--that is to say, an annual interest of six
hundred and sixty-six thousand pounds. It is under.
stood to be takes by an association of the most 'mi.
neat bosses, native and foreign ; among whom, those
of Boa% I.4IIOOCWIRIS, itoruscaur.o. and LevnTe,
use aseatiessoL French Five per Cams. December 6,
Wks 110 d.

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. PEACE IN INDIA.
icy the Elias, remissly wind frogs India, ac.
`mem lave bass recilaed, though not direct, that a
termination has bean put to tie war is Lefts, sad on
terms highly advantageous.= this country. •
ON Idadegamar,tts Ellis, on bar voyage =Tor.
ftsod, spoke the. Palladioin, a etisatry ship, also booed
Us this consult, and which left Bagel es the 9th of
Jely. The Padloadium nporsod diat: abs *ad os
board a Gonraisest Gamete, assoesciag the plea-
h% 'malign= of Pow Inning boss restored with
*the, agjoseta Power* and rving some patticulars of
kin which .it appeared that. a whom
,` OJOS* 1. nears ode million and a half. had
boioiloothel to tie Company as an is demnificutims
*Ala ospenans oi the war.—Lord Kunio= had
left Oltieeeta te seethe natty executed. • •
•• 900TH ANIERIGA..
hi'Ml4l_, as Extract oi .a Latter iter from a
sa Sdietisms is Congas, dated the lath of
00111bm,. whisk ottarems iha slecellati prnionsly
nodessi d depaseeess of the Patriots on the Spanish
311116,41 r. • • ,;- • •
se, last, ef mait:t, I acquainted yes
• . •. • •
OW dm daivehood el ii acedsat that Gene:
n 1 Paisboll imin *leased bytainds. which rumour
was piNlMd b she Ceram Cs ivies. sod nti'doedit
box Inelked 'year faked ; but the fact is quite the
cesksrp, as dm Pasta General has been otiviplmety
viesseleos . A nog -has wined bun Rehm La
Osissomitiok And loom the essbargo that was kid at
that poet; and commiteinces intelligence that it was
espiesta 'pa , "stream of the inhabitants weld
almost ituntediandy take Awe.
.4 tit Mamie= fiat. Pan bit Sett ad-4W la
coattail id thnsgh'other &annals, via. by a midge)
from Poets Cidmilo, m also by private Wets fro=
Caraecas 41welt!as.aegatively by the Royal. Ga-
ses% whichis act mention a syllable of an *they;
14-The Poiriosir. canoe goes on well ; one of their
formidable armies Is in Valencia, and the Spaniards
are removing thence all the valuables ibes tan mar:
ten. tiCAti and Provinces of Cumana andiaren.
bpi ilia possession of the independents. Morino,
aftefllmviss pillaged Csrateas, abandoasd it, 04
proc.ided to Lc Geira I ang it is -expected he wit ho
forced so evacuate that place also directly. • . •
“ Erin lost .a kg in the naval satarialseit with
the Spanish 'gladrags but iletury:ecewned Idcsos,
duct as the occasion'

HAN/BURGH MArisi
The Mail of this swornoug has Ileo4l • de the
following articles s

STOCKHOLM, NOVSMSLIt
The CderChas put ..n mourving for chime larteks
for the Princeis Charlotte of England.
His Majesty this morning received the Deputies of
the Citizens and Peasanw who were sent to request
the ocollintiOn of their Speaker, upon which his
Majesty appointed Senator Landberg, of this city, to
be Speaker, end U. Westin. Town-Major and Knight,
Vice. Speaker of the Order of Citizens ; and the
PeaMatl and Irmights, LarsAlasen of Bohastehn, to
be SpeAker, the Peasant Jan Hyckert, of Upland,
Vice-Speaker, and 'Counsellor Werlin to be Secretary
of the order of Peasants, who immediately took the
oath trimmed to them by Baron Wellerstedt.
putations from all the four orders, assembled today
for the first time is /skim, with the -Landrnarshal and
'Speakers at their head, then paid their respects to
his Majesty. -
. _

The-day after tomorrow the King will open the
Diet- by a speech from the throne, after a sermon
from the I Thessalonians v. 15. preached to the
States,. by Dr. Fare, Bishop of Schonen. be usual
meetings of the Nobility will be in the Ritterhaus ;
of the Clergy, in the Consistory ; of the Citizens. in
the smaller Eachange Had I of the Peasants, in the
l'Senate House. A Club is besides formed for each
Order, ace, rding to ancient custom.
• The innkeeper Lindholm. who was condemned to
one month's imprisonment on bread and water, for
his pretended discovery of a conspiracy, has had this
punishment commuted' by his Majesty into four
months' confinement in a fortress, on account of his
health.
As won as the news that a Dutch ship. having on
board 500 Getman emigrants, bound to Anierica,
had stranded at Bergen, in Norway, alter having
been dismasted, and drifting about at s►a for three
weeks, had reached the ears of his Majesty, an:or-
derly officer of the Croa w ?Once was dispatched to
Norway with orders to the MAgsbtrAte, to al Ord the
crew and passengers all possibie assistance. The on
cessary means for their support and clothing during
the winter have likewise been provided.

FOINLAND, NOVEMER so.
The Russian Bpard of Admiralty has advertised,
fee the months of January, February,. and Match
next ensuing, the sale by auction of 4$ large and
small gun-boass, lying in the Salina Liske, end the
former troatiars of Finnland ; of which 25 are at
Gni*, sad. 18 at Nytlott.,
STVITOAILD, MOVEKBER so.
'The Wink* of Justice, Baron Von Neurath, died
,the day before yesterday. This eneilpected death
has caused great cuaseernation here, He was for.
asiely alemsor in the Amperial 'Chamber a; Werifail
The isublk was usaninsous In its (vision of hisses&
pchetrationomt*ltd ksowisige, and Maim* di
-
ininTZMANS). ionaallasa

The Commit of &ass st. Geneva has, by a Duns
of the 29d October, hmilidelea the sellers Of pemplb.
lets, &c. to cry them Is the streets.
stunt, DEMO= 5.
I ' The Minister .f State, Count Below, bu ittiessed
and obtained his discharge from the division entrust.
'ad to him of the Finance department. Bat be retain
the department of Tule, and with it the soperinten.
dance of the Board of Works. His place as Minister
of Fining is .tilted by Mr. Von Khwits, who moldy
gives op his other places, and is succeeded as Sta-
nt of the Treasury sad Burets', of the Council of
*am by the Privy Conaseller Fries*.
' The Student ilesseumn, who arrived bete from
;inn a few days due to inidt Ms studies u this
Usgeeisity, has really pas away spin, es bearing
.i.
lelsat a legal enquiry Was to be innitoted apices gist.
According ' to accoosts from Leipsic, i band of
tobbers has been discerned at Gera, which extended
is far as the Wetteraw, and Mile, end otheispro-
• , and &along *WV was gait to be 'even some
• . sof the better daises. Several • persons bare
i bun stolid at Gas. , - • : -
, . • Caini$010,1111111: st ' ' ... •
We have had here, me ill cubes Pie*, _ .
_IWO&
'• . smirks* therufebteers of Natistbal. ,
614511 during he periid if our degradation. - Ots tins
$ noilacetiem,toA'fislkswitig ieffectiitsVpm
published buses ~.. .', ' . .
" The CeMiserelleleidly have always entertsinet
and do nalbsill the epitien, 'which it initintansijko
be the only 7
.off and which has been thorougl4
illustrated ± :NNW Ada tilt'', ualely, tbat the
ageeeties of , inside dining. theosurped pus.
twos
Session-Of the Maw flumes, and *Mill were never
reospird by difikinevign, who was expelled by
term :us alf somf.neis4, and have no power to bind
the lawful Sovereign on bisirtsra to his deosisioce.".
.This jost view of the ease, sad the measures that
have bees taken eccordingly.bave not, hansom. even
the appeal:oam of rigour, stiFh, which the snide of
'the jooniel charape, them, es most of the posthaste
'of &awes concluded their. *vies oat: of ke.
gain, ilia is .filer to oomph*, At 4 bigb. valuer, air
riper torreney of the ampti„witich they had *ea%
op at Ice prict i . owl .gpopl• do net sart*—
serve ' the Woos. of iltesseeige so be •-.
them ' . . 1 • t,l
HASCISO4' ...,.111Piagria .1. • s 1
We hear that Worakitivagoi lifp pobably be
preached jn ell the eisqpilf dm inespking 90
death of lief Royal • thlt Cfr
Ntaett
! Subsege tio.loaparmii, :2 IR& Ns f

44-117-

!VOW INTBLLIiI:II'CE.
MAILS THIS DAY.
dna. me. Ait .
DOW • • • 1 0 Frame - • 0 0
Waterford - . 1 0 Dottesbdrett . 0 1
Clammy sad Jersey 0 I rutuica 0 0
Lisboa . a - 0 Hyalite* •. 1 0
Holland • - b &oil • . . . 0 0

VALfitoOTH, DiCLMFER v.
Wind N. W.....Anived the Gratitude, from Lon-
don, for Venice.--Sailed the Flora, for barbadoes ;
Boverergts. for Jamaica. and two or three other
West Indiamen, and should the wind continue mo-
derate, the remainder will sail to-morrow.

PLYMOUTH, DECEMBER to.
Wind N. N. W.—Sailed the Clifton, Lord Wel-
lington. Sir • Codify Webster, Nesbitt, Mary, and
Europa, for the West Indies; Reward and .1 ihu
Barry, for Jamaica; and the Helena, for Montseratt.

IPORTBMOUTH, DECEMBER I I.
Wind N. W.—Anived the John, SPOWIF from
London ; she left the Downs three days ago with
several others., not yet arrived ; also arrived the
Royalist, Hansawr, from the Downs. Sailed his
Majesty's ship Hors. on a ersiae.

DIAL. DICEMBER ii.

Wiad W.B. W.—Arrived and sailed for the River
the Samuel and Jane, Harman% from Quebec. Ar-
rived the Stafford, MANDILS. from Amsterdam, for
St. Thomas's. Came down tram the River the Elise
Ann; for Si. Lucia. The American ship Romulus,
Plums, from Virginia. put back from Margate toads
last evening with loos of anchor and cable.

DOVER, DECEMBER n.
Arrived de Goede Frow, Vents, from Amsterdam,
tor Doerdeaex, with loss of anchor and cables, and
very leaky, hay ng been on shore on the Goodwin
Sands ; the cargo is discharging.

HARWICH, DILeEMBER tI.
Arrived the Lady Nepean packet, from Coshaven.
Sailed the Eclipse packet for ditto ; and Lord Nel-
son packet. for Holland, all with Mails. •

KINCRITON, OCTOBER 4.
The bark Hope, which saikd from this port on
the 19th ult. bound to St. Domingo, returned into
pet on Tuesday, in consequence of hawing been struck
uff Cape Tiburon, when 14 days ont, by lightning,
which shivered her mainmast, and injured bar main.
deck materially: every person on deck at the time
was knocked down, bet we are happy to state that
no one was much hurt. We regret to state that infor-
mation has been received, by the schooner Betsy, of
tour of the crew of the brigantine Swift, belonging to
Ahb port, having bees murdered by some Indians,
while fishing on the Mosquito shore. The sloop
Duelenfield, from Salt River to this port, unfortu-
nately upset on Thursday of HeathsbirePoint, du-
ring a squall. The crew succeeded in reaching the
shore soon after.

currom 2011112, DECZPriani 11.
Sores me aa ea fit weartarThs iNake,Wfdley, hoot Ogee*
Pareeearreee, Roberts ; titel ward.;Ed and ifieNter, 14
Na, from Anvers"; Moods, lime* 1 Pefirrinais• Meg
hair ; Never, (buss ; 1111104 Notahloesta ; sad Shower,
mood., freer Hiteibergh"; liity, Oirellet, from Woe; Gallia,
Caorttt, frozmablassidt; Pea/ail Orange, 11111 h iima 541..
treat, Scott, lbesertbea ; Limped. Cattiev,i. tea tiro P-
eary hinds; Palls', kowhil, from at. Übe*. ; grataterda, Nib,
from 90414; Nottingham, Mete Isom Waterbed; Semen,
led Steeneeee,lioathe; from Oetands and the be-
atoN hireafea. •
elgreigno ..eile Until% ibialdwitufock.ir at•Timmit; H.
Mans, Strisick ter Owned; Mama, . for Mew ; aid'
Apit,Tfielarkbe
• •

Kaaba' air Man POPHAM has left town for
Portsmouth, where he will hoist his flag on board the
Senn-Lit, of 50 guns, and proceed immediately to
cake the chief command an the Jamaica station.
Lord Matuass entertained • party of distinction
yesterday. at his rtne at the Admiralty.
The Prilicess of Watis. so lite as the 244 of last
aped)
. continued to reside at Peseta, where her
al Highness has a semerons suite.
The Duke and Duchess of Pilatiaiaoitounit have
left tons for their seat, Blenheim, Oxfordshire.
The Marquis of Sausavay is expected in tows
fit week,. frost his seat, Aldborongh, Suffolk.
The Marquis of CANDI* and the Ladies Pam
'arrived is Wes this &biro= Lord Sursixzes seat,
illickflist,t4erfolk.
The Lei mid Countess of WIDITMIATH have left
town for Head& '
The Uri and Countess of Pausitoix are shortly
expected home from Pads. -. .
Lord OSSULATIII arrisnil in lowa yesterday, from
his sear, Walton, Surrey.
Lord Prreaanartis retuned to tows from Elves-
see Derbyshire. •
. Elves-
see,
CRAIINNOII arrived en Monday at his father's
gehe Marquis of SALMI:MVO MM. Hatfield. from
Continent.
• The Rip. F. W. Scessixna, left Holnies's Hotel,
Paidiainentltrest, yesterday., for arightnn. ..
• Mr. Fin wen grand darner at the Phonic Park,
Dublin, yesterday i'essight. to his Excellency the
Lean Listrrmuiter and a great number of personageo
.1 melt i amongst whom were the [AID CNA NCIII, LOD,
444 1401111011 r, the ATTORItI-GINER44, &c.—ble.
usOilfittaiord a .aelect.party of friends and
of rank at dinner on Friday. I
's
liras 4.lovaat lead.* small fashionable party"
ay evening. at hervesidence io Harley.street.
i Earl of LAIDICROALR, we are *joy to.state,
.11 iseleh better. His Lordlip's complaint if a cold.
al4twon a bilinas fever. as has been stated.* -Among
osier distinguished visitors yeiterday, were—Lord'
fletcmen. :Sir Gomez Waxes:nip, Sir Rattail.
Wit,son. Mr. Thayer. &c. .
The Dow_ager.Countess of ALEISEARLIIIeft her
house its Berkoley-squire yesterday. on a war;
Lady Wit.i.ouoner had a select piny of Fashion-'
ales .yesterday evening. at bar lour. Whitehall.
BaroneesLi Darman is arrived at Cook's Hotel,
,Albemarle street, frees a tour.
Lore Nuostm arrived in town on Widneiday, lion).
Mr. Coati's' seat. in Zoltirfo% Yesterday his Lordship
left town for Airington, 'Hants, on a visit to his bro-
ther, the Marquis of Dvatntonam.
. The Duke and Duchess of Natercarri.t will enter,
tale a large patty bf distingeisheil fashionailes during.
she holidays, at their .eeet. Clamber Park, Notts.
t Tusisday, at an Extraordinary General Meeting of
the fiesiett_el Arts, held at their Great Room in the
Add*, Vindiess TOOlteri Esq. was unanimously
dieted a Vhiallrosiefoot 'of that 'lnstitution, in the
,Ifacpuly oceallined by the death of the bite Duke of
ilionsuuseanahannt • .

tbRN EXCHANGE, MARK LitiVE, DEC

The supply of Wheat was tolerably ,
Suffolk this morning, bet the demand was
an advance of Sic per quarter upon 6ne
We had a good arrival of Barley from ii ,
County, which was readily diposed oi, and 2
quarter mare was obtained than on Monday.
Beans, and Oats, there is no alteration.

A remarkably intense fog enveloped the
polls the whole of this morning. It was impo.
to discern objects at more than a few yards ciii
and at noonday we were obliged to have -
candle•light.
Another forgery to the amount of upward.;
£lOOO was committed yesterday upon an -
Banking-house in Lombard-street.
A new market is nearly built between M.-rket.
and the Haymai ket. for the convenience of tile
bitants of the neighbourhood, instead of that f
James's, now pulling down.
Letters received from Liverpnol state, that
importation of apples from the United States is
mense s scarce a vessel arrives, but what has
upwards or three thousand barrels on board.

- The Court-martial on Colonel Ler, of the
Marines, which was held at Chatham &mac'
on Wednesday, when the charge being proved
being absent without leave, he was sentenced
reprimanded.
Wednesday the Lords of the Council met at
Council Office to hear and determine Prize
and came to a decision on three causes. The
of the Admiralty Court, and the MASTZR of
Rots, were among the Lords present.
Saturday, one et the men employed on board
Duke of Wellington steam boat, while moving
•elm, was knocked over at Broomielaw, Claw
the tiller, and drowned.

Saturday night, a young woman having
to the quay at Greenock to make some inquiries
one of the steam boats, missed her way, fell into
river, and WAS drowned.

It has been rumoured for some days past, tht
English Spy, Oliver, is in Glasgow, in tie way
Minot I—Glasgow Chroakle.
Sunday, Alrxamirr Forbes , who broke out of
JS in August, aad for whose apprehensi, ar,
d been offered, was apprehended in
He was imprisoned in Paisley on a charge
breaking.
ElizeZeth Frith iscommlted to Lincoln jail,
with giving, at two different times, a (10;
oil of vitriol and verdigtise mixed to ether,
an infant of nine months old. The offender is I
bermes years of age, and gives as her reason
administering the poison, that .the child was
and she was tired of nursing !
The Church of St. Martins, in York, was a
days ago discovered to be on fire, owing to the
dont of the stoves, which communicated with
,roof, being over heated, but by timely assistAnee,
was extinguished without doing any great &mar
The splendid picture by Iltvio, of Ecs.lrAr
horsebatk scaling the Alps, which was long in
HUD of Statues at Paris, and concealed from
view by a coveting of green cloth, has been por,..
the King of Prussia, and is now in the Palace
Berlin.
A • laidde best, 'scented i; the. Roman style,
,Marshal BLUM'S& executed by Mr. NICHOLAS, order
the directing of HIIHDIXDURO, bas lately been put up
at Carlton House.

The monument of General MOREAU, erected 1
the Emperor ALEXANDER on the heights of licknuz,
mar Dresden, is in the form of a small pedestal Sleet
high, on which is laid a sword entwined with laurel,
and surmounted with a helmet. It is surrounded
with three oak trees emblematical of the three Sio.
!such: present. The following is the inscription:
44 MOREAU fell et the side of ALEXANDER."

It is remarkable that the theatre of war in the
neighbourhood of LeipSic should have been contested
ground two centuries ago. Near Naumberg, Gus-
myna Anot.puus, King of Sweden, fell, in the year
•1629 ; to whose memory a stone is set up on she
spot where he was'interredi at the side of the re.4l,
,escrecled by three trees.
The Meeting of the Students at Eisenach has filled
several of the Courts of Germany with alarm. The
Berlin Students have been subjected to judicial Inves-
tigation. on a • suspicion of having entered into a
secret conspiracy, but no discoveries-have been made.
These proceedings have given rise to considerable
agitation in Germany.
It seems that Id. Griesinger, known in the r-N.
ceedings of the Wurtemberg States, as well as n.
Cotta of Cuttradoet, is to remain in Naples far a
,year, so that they cannot participate in the apprna-
ing labours of the States.—Accnrcling to accnor!s
from Stuttgart, the last Tax Edict has had the mit
complete effect.
Damn. the Pcstmaster, who stopped the tin:or-I:-
nate Lours at Varennes, emigrated some time sin:
to America. _

SINGULAR FAMILY OCCEIRENCE.—It is calcul.alicl
that only owe wife its seven thousand has three ch l•
dien at a birth, anJ that not one inEance in seven.),
-thousand °cents of three children of one birth ill
growing.up-hale and strong to the age of twenty.on .
A remarkable czample of both novelties has just boat'
communicated to us. MARY BAKER, wife of Rom
'BAUR, carrier, at Streatham, in the
county
was delivered -on the llth of December, 1796. cf
three children, one boy :end two girls I the children
all thrived well, have all grown up hale and sump
and are all now living, having yesterday completed
their twenty-first year. The father and mother we
l'also alive, and in the enjoyment of good health. A
fact such as this ought to serve as a powerful encou-
ragement to parents similarly circumstanced not • '
despair of rearing their ocspring, however nutror•
they may be.
G. CARROLL, the Contractor, has the honour of
informing the Public, that those Numbers, which tra
the Second Day were drawn Supplementary Tiskev,
will be again drawe on Saturday, the 20th Decal-
bees.ead will have the same chance as before of
taming either of the roue Prizes of d20,01!0. Tip
holders, however, have the option of receiving 121.1
them, and in proportion for Shares, provided thee
present them for payment on or hsf..re December ON
in which case they give up all claim to whatever
Ptize it may afterwards be drawn, should it era
prove a

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ascription :
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een contested
mberg, Cu.l, in the year
set up on the
of the road,
ach has filled
alarm. Inc
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e been made.
considerable
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well as n.
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