Star.
London, England, 1820-12-11 00:00:00

French Five per Cents.—Wednesday, 78fr. 15c.

Among the first advantages that will be derived
by humanity from the late Revolution in the North
side of Hayti, and the death of Cruttsromn, is the
liberation of several victims, who, in the character of
political enemies of his late sable MAJESTY, have
long dragged a miserable existence in the dungeons
of his citadel of Sans Souci, and who possibly had
lost all hopes of ever again seeing the light of the
sun. Those, however, whom the climate has spared,
will now be restored to their relatives.

It is stated, that a Deputation from the •Soldiery
waited upon President BOYER, at • Port-au-Prince,
offering the aid of the military in a project of bring-
ing all the island under the sway of one Republican
Government, of which he should remain the Chief.
The Deputation was graciously received, and BOYER
immediately detached ail his disposable force into
the territory ;of the late:King CBRISTOPHE. It was
calculated that, with the revolted troops, the Army
would consist of from 15,000 to 20,000 men.
We understand that the late Sir Home POPHAM,
on his return from the Vest Indies, put Ministers in
complete possession of the state of Hayti, and as-
sured them that a change might confidently be ex-
pected in September or October.
W.; trust that those who are eagerly looking for-
ward to scenes of violence and bloodshed in Hayti,
as likely to ensure the return of the Haytians to
their ancient yoke, will be disappointed in their ex-
pectations. Fortunately the only blood hitherto shed
is CIIRISTOPHE'S ; and, instead of being the cause of
strife, there is every probability that the change will
lead to a union of some sort between the two States.
The soldiers of Hayti have shewn themselves not in-
ferior in public spirit and good feeling, to those of
the South of Europe ; and they have afforded another
proof, that when a crisis arrives, those who are en-
trusted with arms for a country's defence, can never
so far forget their duty to their fellow-subjects, as to
employ those arms for their destruction.

The Naples Journals give -the. answer of Cardinal
(;ot;saLvt, in the nth .oVthe Pons, t 6 the note of '
the Duke of Casss•Cimino, in behalf of the Nea-
politan Government,"concarning the passage which it
was expected the Austrkans Sionld- attempt to mike
through the tates•of the ,Chttrch; !n this the Car-
dinal states, that Q tit Helinesi could not but feet
sensibliof the tone of displeasure assumed in the note
of his Eicelleney ; but that with respect to the ob-
ject which had given rise to k, his Holiness had in-
structed him to reply, that he was ignorant till
then that the Imperial and Royal Court of Austria
** about to cause its troops to be marched against
the kingdom of Naples, not having made to him
any instances respecting the supposed passage of
the forces, nor any communication that could be
construed into an intended war against Naples.—
That in the Note addressed by the Imperial and
Royal Court to the Governments of Italy, other mo-
tives were assigned for the descent of the Austrian
troops into Venetian Lombardy, which were, those of
protecting those countries from the changes that had
happened in other places, preserving, with the exist-
ing state of things, peace and order in its own domi-
nions, and offering, in• the event of its being solicited,
protection to those States of Italy who should de-
mand it. That otherwise, the inviolability of the
Pontifical States, resting as 'it did, equally with the
other European States, on the basis of the disposi-
tiuns of the Congress of Vienna, guaranteed by all,

the great. Powers, Ms Holiness could not, for an in- 1
scant, doubt that the integrity of his dominions
would be respected by every Government."
Norfolk (United States) Papers arrived this morn-
ing to the 9th of November.—The following is an
extract from the Watchman :

" At this moment we have advice that] Queen's
Town is on fire; and the calculation is, from the
winds, that the whole of the town will be destroyed.
" Since the death of TAMANAMMIA, King of the
Sandwich Islands, we hear these has been a desperate
battle fought, for the right uf succession to the Crown.
It terminated in the dethronement of the young
Prince, .son of the King, and the Queen-Mother
reigns in his stead. This Idand was subdued with
difficulty ; and though it submitted to Tiaimils.-
scum, was never completely subjugated. Its *pops-
lation is said to be 70,000."

Letters from Hanover mention an absurd rumour
that the Castle of Herrenhausen has been fitted up
in great haste for the reception of the QuEEN of
ENGLAND.
The Duchess of BEDFORD called yesterday at Bran-
denburgh-house. We may take this occasion to re-
mark, that an Evening Paper, which pretends to
givesaccurate liiti of the Ladies who visit the QUEEN,
has omitted the names of the Countess FtTrwit.unki,
the Marchioness of TA vtrrocK, and Lady On ur.sroN.
We are informed, by a Ministerial Paper, of the
appointment of her Grace the Duchess Dowager of
DEVONSHIRE to be First Lady of the Bedchamber to
her Majesty the QtrEEN. Now, although we were of
opinion that on the abandonment of the odious Bill
of Pains and Penalties, Lord LIVERPOOL might hope
for the commiseration of the QUEEN, we confess we
did not expect his interest would be exerted so effec-
tually as to ensure his Lady's sister so distinguished a
place in her MAJESTY'S household.-7'inses.
The Duke of MONTROSE, on going to Carlton Pa-
lace, on Saturday, was grossly insulted by a-number
of ill-disposed persons, some of whom opened the
carriage door, in Pall-Mall. Some Officers seeing'
the situation of his Grace, immediately came to his
assistance, and dispersed the assailants.
The Requisition for the Meeting of the County of
Berks has been transmitted by Lord FOLIeaTON6 to
the High Sheriff. It is subscribed by nearly forty of
the most respectable Magistrates and Freeholders of
the County.
The defaulter at the Stock Exchange, who re-
cently fled from England, has been arrested at Paris,
and the greatest part of the £15,000, taken from his
Banker's under a false pretence, recovered from him.
Wednesday, the Ocean, transport, Lieut. HOYLE.%
Agent, arrived at Portsmouth from the Cape of Good
Hope and St. Helena: left the Colony on the 24th
of September, and the Island on the Ilth of No-
vember. BONAPARTE eras in tolerable good health,
and had latterly taken much exercise in his car-
riage, but he was still very inaccessible to visitors.
Admiral LASIERRT had not yet seen him. The Ocean
sailed on Friday for Deptford. to land tha timber
which she brought from the Cape. Mi. ALFRED
JOIIN-ITONE, Agent Victualler at the Cape, and family,
and Lieutenant EVERET, of the African Corps, came
passengers.
BERWICR-UPON•TWEED ELECTION..-..A1 the final
close of the Poll on Thursday, the numbers were :
For Sir FRANCIS Bums - 574
JANIS Itu.rouo, Esq. - - 363
Majority for Sir F. Bums
Sir FRANCIS was afterwards chaired through the town.