Star.
London, England, 1819-01-11 00:00:00

11.4 A NJTEIM, JANUARY 1.

The promgxion of the Sittings of the (1e771-1.-,
Diet until the of this month has been ofrei.::ly
announced to all the Ministers of that Assembly.

A Flanders Mail arrived last nig7lt. front
we have given an extract in another column. Tij
morning we received German 11..pers to a late (NE
The Vienna court Gazette has now published 1:
Treaty between Austria, Spain, France, Great Briti,;
Prussia, and Russia, respecting the succession to tht
Duchies of Parma, Piacenza, and Guastalla.
On the 23d ultimo, in the afternoon, his Mair./:
the Emperor of Russia arrived at Brnnn, on his r;
turn from Vienna to Petersburgh. Horses were star
ing ready for his Majesty before the gate of the
and, being changed with the greatest expedition,
Majesty proceeded on his jonmey without stop.:
The Emperor had previously detlincd all prepara::
for his reception.

The PRIUCC licoeur arrived at the Pavilion,
Brighton, at half-past seven on Friday evening.
Friday, the Duke of Your: left Oatlands
Brighton, on a visit to the PRINCE ituous.r.
Friday, the Earl of LI`:CRPCOL give the firs' (7;
binet Dinner for the sew-on, at hit house
hall, which was attended by,

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The Earl of llarrowhy, the tbe...renor n! toe
Viscount Melville, Earl Milgrav• , t!ee
Viscount Sirtyriolith, Earl Bathurs, Mr. Cannir.,
Bathurst, Mr. Weilesley Pcle, a,:d ifs.ll..einben.
The E;il ...tl.Ve:vstouLaND vas Ottl.
LORD CirAl:cri.t.ou and Viscount C.,wr.;
wen: absent, owing to their continued indisr.-.1,
Earl Mum:Rave Was present, beitlg s:::1 of
billet, although not hi office: the No:le Earl ra;
present, as such, at the Pniste r
Thursday. This was the first Cabinet •
Duke of WELLINoTON has been present at sicze k.
appointment to office. The Cabinet is now proba'a!
the most nmerous that has ever been, it being filo"
The Royal Sovereign yacht is expected to sail fin:
Deptford early in the month of February, in order I
bring back the Duke and Duchess of Cr.AneNen, h.
Royal Highness having been for some time in a prt
nant state.—, My Duchess," said the Royal
when he sailed from hence, will soon return toil
me; for an English Prince should never be born in
foreign clime."
Accounts were received in town this morning 46
death, at Stmkestown, County of Roscomnion, in tl
51st year of his age,.of the Right lion. r.lairtic,
Lord Baron HARTLAND. His Lordship was in.:
sled in 1765, to the Honourable CATHERINE
daughter of STEPHEN, Lord MOUNTCASIICI, anti
survived by her Ladyship, by whom he Ili!: :i.
issue, the lion. Major-General TaouAs MAT,.
now Lord HARTLAND, Lieutenant-001011C1 of f
9th Dragoons; the Hon. Major-General STEPLZ.
MAHON, Lieutenant-Colonel of the 7th Dragoon
Guards; and the Hon. and Rev. Ninon era thi;o1:,
one of the Prebendaries of Sr. Patrick's C:!thed:al.
Lieutenant COMMAS, of the Navy, arrived in :ern
on Thursday morning, with dispatches from
Huosos LOWE, which were brought by the
Castle, which vessel Was obliged by contrary is';'a;s tc
put into Crookhaven, after a tedious passage of nine
weeks. We have been favoured with the followinv
account of some recent transactions there, which
extracted from a letter:
" A most disgraceful scene was presented to the inhabi:ne:
of St. Helena, a few days past. Messrs. Haannewron, at :L-
-eaps, shipped on hoard of a brig, which arrived here, a car:. ei
for General Brats strn, which had been ordered several
before to be made in India, with the knowledge and consent u
the Governor. The moment I} was known to be on board, tie
greatest bustle and confusion prevailed amongst the Staff kr,
The unfortunate vehicle was landed, the lining tipped up, the
body, pannel*, and every atom of it broken to pies: s, and the
fragments scattered about the wharf, upon the ridiculous pretto
that letters fur BONAPARTE' might be concealed in some part of u
In consequence of the prohibition of intercourse between Bo:..-
eatere's followers arid the inhabitants, the trae!earnen to who.:
the French are indebted find it impossible to obtain payment e
their bills. Upwards of a thousand pounds have been due
them fur a considerable time to a house here, not a farthing
which can be obtained. People are afraid of mentioning ii.
names in public, or of even being seen at the same side of
street with them, lest they should becqme objects of suspicion:.
the Adjutant-General. A new house is building for fherwest.i
in a hollow, about two hundred yards from where he milv
It is supposed that it will require four years to finish it, .ea
that it will cost, when finished, many thousand pound:.
preparation having been made for putting the timber int., &Jr,.
before it was shipped from England, and as the whole not:
carried up the mountain, chiefly by the labour of men, the .a
advantage of a new and damp building will be united to 31: :!.

unsuitableness of the present residence. ii-iNAPARIE is nese
seen abroad, and neither the Governor nor anv other
man knows any thing more about him than that the Orden)
Captain occasionally gets a glimpse of him through the window
blinds:*
Saturday afternoon, the ship Kingston, Bowr.
Master, arrived at Portsmouth, from Batavia and
Helena : left the former port on the 14th September
and the latter island on the 22d November, bringinE
dispatches from Sir HUDSON LOWE to Lord BA rIfURST
BONAPARTE, at that time, was well, and safe, be.
living in as secluded a manner, and being in as ma:
rose a temper, as ever. The Conqueror, Adraira
PLAMPIN; Eurydice, Captain Waucuot•E; and.Dotte•
roll, Captain Gone, were at St. Helena. The Et.
vourite, Captain H. Roatxsoti, had been sent a
Ascension with provisions, that island being in
want, owing to the non-arrival there of the Sapi,l.l
Captain PtUMRIDGE, which had been sent thither
some time before. The Barton, Standard, and Prirl
Regent traders were at St. Helena when the Kir: •
left, but were expected to sail on the same Oar
Phxton, Captain Did
with specie, for Cal.. ..-.1
the Tartar, Commodore Sir GEonc e CaLL Ert, ;, t
Coast of Africa; the Fly, Captain Tostattcsos,
Barbadoes; and the Coromandel store-ship, for t
Brazils, all arrived at Madeira on the 4th Novertu
after a passage of thirteen days from Spithead,
encountering a most severe gale off Cape Finister
They were to sail again on the 6th for their ley
tive destinations. The Creole, 41, Captain W.
DAsHwooD, was spoke on the 23d November, in 14.
7. 57. long. 22.59. bound to the Brazils, to relict
the Ampluon.

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PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 10.
Wiral S.W.--Arrived yesterday Kingston, Bowsw,
.am Java ; sailed the 14th September, and from St.
4ena sailed ‘lf.Pil November, and has •brought dis-
Ldies from Sir HUDSON LOWE IfOT Lord BATHURST ;
II at St. Ilelena. his Majesty's ships CONQUEROR,
c%DICS, and DOTTEREL. The Barton, Standard,
La Pre RegEn ent,
lands, were to sail from
Alelinccna for gthe same day.—Arrived to.
/the Prince Regent, LIFFORD, from the Dos
,'fornhav; Rutby, WtsCE, from ditto fur Charleston;wn
Fr, CHAPMAN, from Messina to Grimsby, leaky,
split. and fore-yard carried away. Arrived last
cox tile Friends, STONEIIOUsE, from St. Andrew's;
4.:35,WALE ER, from St. John's (New Brunswick)
/'.:s hreke and rather leaky; Nancy, PUGH, from
g-
il, to London; the whole put in by stress of wea-
6er' The whole of the ships are riding in safety.
FALMOUTH, JANUARY si.
Itried So-ith.—Arrived the Prince Ernest packet,
r:th a Mail from Lisbon, in 4 days. The Duke of
7;ert i.acket (s), had arrived at Lisbon with a Mail
,Tr, hence, in four days. Sailed several vessels for
i::tiloir y -tAerday.
PLYMOUTH, JANUARY n.
q.W. 1: cav y gale, with thunder and lightning.
1:c Sally, `gale,
from Poole to Nev.'-
, witli damage, having been blown off the
,prus, Mal seN, from Smyrna to Grimsby,
rs, with-loss of some sails and tWo boats. .
P.OVI.R, JANUARY IC'.
„SAY. and blows hard.--Artired this morn-
incess Charlotte packet, Capt. HALL% NOS,
nil, with a Mail and passengers. Sailed
Cie Lord Duncan packet, Captain HAMM-
i Mail and passengers for Calais ; and the
lean packet, Captain PA3COE, for Ostend,
,ail and Passengers.
DEAL, JAN":ARY 10.
S, W.—Arrived yesterday morning, and
the River, the Lord Wellington, Wtt.tt A5l-
- Calcutta ; Lord Wellington, HILL, from
and several others, names unknown. To-
.cil and sailed for the River, the Coventry,
inn Antigua; Diana, CA HLIION, from New
k; and several others, particulars not known.
,tint from the River, and remains with the
I,olllid as per last, all well, the Thetis, YAR-
Barbadots.
R.IA,SGATE, JANU:Iny to.
.day strong gales and foggy.—Tr Friends
, Tare, from Sunderland to Sandwich, was
in Pegwell Bay, but has been got off to-day
harbour.

7.t SRC LTE, T A.NUART to
yeaerd.ry the Albion, CrOWHIMST, from
to I'. yc ; VEtoile Deimatur, LE Roy, from
:o Rouen, having been on shore on Foreness
Watson, WA C:ON, from Lisbon, with kiss of
tor ard cable, and sailed this morning for

WEYMOUT!!, JANT:AIIY to.
to !:ere last evening, the Fame, STOREY, of
int Dartmouth to London, having got damage
aad it is feared the cargo must be dls-
ta. _ _ _

JANUATIN 9.
ved the ltritallit;a, Pumsz Y, tivm Bristol to
having been obliged to cut from both
sat the entilloce of the harbour, in order to
. place of iafcty.

LIVEIV:OOL, JANUARY S. •
for New York, has put back
.r demises.
STW!-lIOUSK, LONDON, JANCART o.
!e:) Ac--The Ma s, frc.rr. New:mind-
!Von, fri'm Buenos 41)1.43; and the Ante:ape,

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Cape cf Geed Ifcp,;.
ovrwaens— The Friend:, Graham, for Peters-
,,l.l.l, for 3k:extra; Rogers, for Ala..
3..".cksen ; and Anna :11aria, for Rua-
.l FlrigatiOn, ro:tiduck, for New-York.
OVVY.ms—The Renewal, Crntnartie, for Barbe-
t-0.4L0, :ilid4.ll,ion, for Smyrna ; Albion, Baxter, for
Lct ; Goverr.ur liarecurt, Wilson, for Jamaica; Lp-
.ock. fur L,.; Eraulous, Sewell, for Antigua; the
it Lie:era; and the Lark. Orfeur, for

DISTP.TIIT7TION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
rmets under Lor.l Keith, on the coasts of S2ain in 1812,
nil ISI4, Ind 1,1 the Gironde in 1814, for char grant
'vertu:lent, the l'fAb Inst. at Wo. 9, New Uroadiar.st.

• I.:Toy frigate, Hon. H. DUNCAN, is ordered to
,rne6zh, to be fitted to take Field Wfarchal Lord
Cominander-in-Chief of the POrtuguese

to Li•bon.

I,cvoluttouaire, 44 guns, Captain the Hon.l
Petttw, is fitting for the Mediteira-
L:e Nautilus, Captain CHAPMAN, is to be
!..)tcignservice. The Revolutionaire is to

r Fp.thead.
the Shamrock, Captain M. WHITE,
1( r Ireland, to resume the survey of that coast.
ili,,ario has been paid off and recommissioned
••:Ji; W. lirsoPv.

t 5 Store•sWps are, in fanre, in every respect,
c idertd as Navy Transports, and are to wear
Board Vane and Ensign.
I.,Powing ships are under immediate repair at
r,v 11;11 Dock-yard:.-The Boyne, 98; the Edin-
i , 7 i; Benbow, 74; Trinculo, 18 ; and Brazen,

Active frigate is ordered to be got ready for

ion.

''''"ant Sta:THIT is appointed to command the
t,lt. • Oinoner ; Mr. R. ORTON, gager, is appoin-
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ier is paid ofF and laid np in ordinary.
.^ tt a 80, and Sc pion, 74., are breaking-up.
. Pitt, Indianian, with Government-
, :or st. Helena, from whence she is to proceed
;•.tr.,-,-clen and Chinn, was obliged to cut her cable
,rsday at St. 1-I,!len's, and run up to the Mother-
-ts. i ett.Lavvzring to purchase the anchor,
:ger parted, 11 which nine men received
' : juries, but it is hoped none of them will
ovs.

t pincipal Merchant Manufacturers of
:.misera,.;ng the distressed situation of the
..; s, oF which there are between foie. and
A tit ‘^ employment in that town and
11:•.s ca,..tced a Letter to be inserted in
'•i r. pry, i:o:iting the Merchants to a sub-
'..,. ;r an 2 Las himself rounificentl3
• ri!),. I>2oo to the proposed Fund. This
hacked by the offer of so liberala
i,,cche7e ..esee carriedspcedily intoeffect.

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