Star.
London, England, 1820-12-04 00:00:00

the KINO of the Two Sicmin has not in-
'ged the compact, inasmuch as " in resuming the
vernment of his kingdom," he did not introduce
change ; second, that supposing the obligation
have an indefinite duration, it remains to be
:all that the Revolution which has taken place
Naples i-, not reconcileable with its ancient mo-
i-chical pi inciples. The Note maintains, on the
:trary, th.n. Constitutions consolidate Thrones, and
i-antee the legitimacy of the rights of Kings;
:.1 that this has been done, in an especial man-
by the Constitution shich the Neapolitans
Ave adopted. The Note then asks the cause of
increasing armaments which are going on in
-!,,tiia? of the precipitation of immense bodies of
strian troops into Italy ? It demands a positive'
categorical explanation of the attitude which
.astria has assumed towards the Neapolitan Govern-.
s•nt—an attitude contrary to the sentiments of
hitherto existing between the two Courts,
7 rattle canf3rmabk to thtzse principles of (rater-
;,;,}diinterestedliess which the Allied Sove-
;!ta...3 i:ave proAtinied in the fl:ce of the world?
Should Au•tria commit any aggression on the
•iaz,dom of the Two Sicilies, the attempt will be so
:arch the more o.liotis, that it has never made any
,pposhion to the small States of Germany, which
:Ave chosen ConstitutiJns for themselves, and has
steps, at least publicly, against Spain, whose
o,ample Naples has dane no more than follow.
After some e:pressions of personal respect for the
naiiied with a ittve that he may yet be
(:-Itlnu-ed of the prejudi:es has conceived against
!:.e Ne.ii:Ll:tan Revolution, the Note concludes in

tne!,;etic term.; :
But if, unfortunately, this hope shall be illusory,
:i:c KING, and the whole Nation, resolved to defend,
nutil die last extremity, the indepen::ence of the
Kingdom and the Constitution, the palladium of our
rjlts, the firmest support of legitimate Monarchy,
are ready to be buried under the ruins of the coun-
try, sooner than submit to a foreign yoke.
The ezample of the heroic resistance of the Spa-
niards to the despotism of NAPOLEON will animate
us ; and if the reports which the Cabinet of Vienna
receives from Naples are true, it may be convinced
that we do not promise more than we are ready to

rerform."
The Pa: is Papers of Thursday and Friday have
arrived since our last.
Th.: proceedings against the individuals implicated
is the troubles of the month of June last are still

going on.
Wednesday, the Court proceeded to interrogate
tbr other persons accused ; and the first of these was
Ceaatelle, a bronze figure maker, who was accused
of having been seen at the head of the mob on the
6th of June. That he denied ; and stated that he
only got into the mob ou leaving his work at five in
the afternoon. When going to the house of a friend,
he heard one man cry—Five TEtapernir ! but, as I
he was not an agent of Police, he did not cause him
to be arrested. He admitted that he and Duvergier
co'ilar ea the man who called Five 1 Tnipereur ! and
told him he must cry Five la Marie.
Cailleteart, a Student of Law, was next interro-
gated as to his being present at the funeral of M.
Lallemant, who was killed during the riot. At this
funeral there were cries of Five la Charte ! Vise
Emperrur ! and A bas la Charte !
Duro gier was again interrogated, and said that
the Court could not deny that the proceedings with
which they were endeavouring to connect him was'
part of the march of the counter-revolution.
Raret was next examined ; and then they pro-.
ceeded to the examination of witnesses. The first
proof was as to the existence of the mob, and the
cries of Fire la Charte 1 and Five l'Ethperear ! It
was also deposed, that Davergier and Cravtelle were
arrested at the head of two parties of the populace.
The trial was then adjourned till next day.
The King of PRUSSIA is said to have declared that
he will not recognize the new Government of Pm.
tugal.--French Five per Cents. Thursday, 77 fr. 50e

A private letter from Frankfort, received last Sa-
turday, states, that the King of PRUSSIA and the
Emperor ALEXANDER have in agitation an ex-
change of territory. In the conferences held at
Troppau, it was proposed that Piussia should cede
Dantzic and Thorn to ALEXANDER, for which he
was to receive Hamburgh and Frankfort. Great
ansiety prevailed at Frankfort, lest the Allies should
agree to the above proposition.

ADDRESSES TO THE KING.

• •
An Address to the KING has just been voted at a
Meeting of the Tories of the City of L;chfield. Out,
of about forty names to the Requisition, thirteen of
them were Clergymen.
The Address to his MAJESTY from the MAYOR,
Corporation, and Inhabitants of the Borough and
Town of Lymington, and its neighbourhood, received
upwards of 240 signatures, and was on Wednesday
last sent to the Right Hon. Lord Viscount SIDMOUTH,
to he presented to his MAJESTY.
Thursday a Meeting of the MAYOR, Aldermen, and
Citizens . t• Chichester, was held in the Council Cham-
ber, at which it was resolved to present a dutiful and
loyal Address to his MAJESTY. An Address of a similar
import was voted by the inhabitants of that city and.
neiglibourhood.
Friday last, a Public Meeting was held at the,
Town Hall, Windsor, for the purpose of deciding on
an Address to his Majesty, expressive of the loyal,
and constitutional fidelity to the Throne, of the in-
habitants of that Borough and its vicinity. Earl
HA novel. read a copy of a Loyal Declaration which'
had been adopted at several places.—Mr. Jour,
RAMSBOTTOM was desirous that a Committee should
be appointed, patticularly as it appeared to hinr that
there were parts of the Address which required some
modification. The Press, he observed, had been
therein generally stigmatised as mercenary and cor-
rupt ; he could never assent to this attack upon the
great bulwark of our liberties; and he might truly
say, that if a portion of it was licentious, there were
other parts to whose :Airily and integrity every man
must bear testinitny—(Great applause).—A Corn-
mitte.2 nine ;Yeti immediately appointed, who re-
dred for about half an hour.' The amended Address
was then read, when ;t appeared that the sweeping
complaint against the Press was modified into a cen-
sure of " licentious publications;" and that the ge-
neral tune tendered more temperate will out im-
pairing its spirit.—lt was finally decided that the
A.:dress should remain till Wednesday for signature,
and --liould be presented to his Majesty by the Mem-
bers fer the Borough.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

F ',tan:it-yr, Dec. N.N.W.—Arrived the Darlinty:
ton, Wurateaav7from Patras.—Sailed the Deice of Kent packet,
with a Mail for Lisbon ; Trent, peorgv, Spanish, patriot, Sarah
Ann, and Aristides, for London.
PLvaionen, Dir. ‘2.—Wind W.—ArriVed the Ilearictta, At-
suteus, from Amsterdam; Naiad, Lor item Stockholm;
Joesph and Mary, Senarroan; and Britannia, CLEr., from St.
Petersbargli.—Sailed the Amy, Elizabeth Hill, Architnedks,
and John, for London.
PoßlSawirrn, versa .I.—Sir Gronor ('oat MR is expected
to sail on Tuesday, la the Taarait, for the coast of Africa. A
supply of sails and :torts being ordered to be sent nut in t!
TANTA it, for the ships wider Sir GLORCOS orders, it is pretanit d
to be the intention to keep them nn the station the whole peried
of their three years service. Lieutenant-Colonel &wee pro- •
cecds in the TRE.T.N it, to take the co.nniand of the troops on the
roast of Africa, and to officiate as Governor of the Colony of
Sierra Leone, during the absence of Sir Octanes Al‘Caarriv.—
Mr. Hass:iris, fkirgerni, ‘ad West India it-giiiient, llr. BARREITy
Purser, to rejoin the Mr toirt:,,N, four Masters. and four Sur-
geons, to join ships, also go out in the TA ItTAß.—Thursclay, the
ship Wtstmorelaial, for Van Dieenan's Land, arrived here from
Leith, with a party of settlers oe board frori Scotland, to embark
others who have been w.thiii h: re. Ske his part of a cargo of
iron, and originally inteatied to take 180 pasaengers, but a greaser
number than that has embarked, and there are other ap7licants for
whom she has not accommodation. She will sail on Thursday rext.
Sunday, the FORTE frigate, Sir Tacna.: COCHRANE, arrived Item •
Plymouth; Thursday, the Man, Sir (liraitt.es Brituattn, went
out of harbour; and yesterday, the Sydney, ,-erveying-vessel,
sailed for Woolwich. The FORTE is CO come cito harbour to
have some defects repaired. The Taiera a, Foiere, and His:),
are the ships lying at Spielman. The Itasnea, new C 3, will
be launched on Wednesday next, at this Dock-yard, at NO%
water. Thursday, the Vilma cutter (tender to the liaatteart),
seized a tub-boat with three hundred kegs of gin, which were
delivered to the Custom-house at Arundel. The men escaped
on shore in the galley, which was afterwards seized by the tlowoo.
Captain J. W. MONTAGU, of the Ham (the senior Commander
of the ships of war which have been attached to -the King's
Yacht, when cruising), is promoted to the rank of Post-Cap-
tain ; and Lieutenant Fnirreitait, of the Royal George yacht, is
promoted to the rank of Commander; Mr. F/NUCANIS, of the
yacht, and Mr. Foszxf, of the liaise, to the rank of Lieutenant.
Captain BOURCKIER is appointed to the Amos, 88, fitting at
Wuolwich.— Mr. K. KNAIT is appointed 11,ster of the lleosor.c.
-ArrfVed, yesterday, the Thomas and Mary transport, from
Cowes. Sailed the Aurora and Express for London ; Spring,
BUHRINSEV, for Motile; and Freds Haabet, LAARSEN, foe
Norway. Arrived, to-day the James Ilarris, hoses; and Agni.
tar, Roararson, front London fur Jamaica; Duke of York,
HENDERSON ; and John Esdaile, KING, for Bermuda; and STAR-
LING cutter from a cruize. Came into harbour, his Majesty's
ship Foal' g.
DEAL, !heves:Ea W.S.W.—Arrived yesterday and
sailed for the River, the Borneo, Ross, front India, last from
Portsmouth; Daphne, Sea.tiose ; Rester, GienoNs ; and Betsy,
from Lisbon; and the Aurora, front Quebec. Came down
front the River, the James and Theresa, Tnosiesos, fur Fayal
Jane, Cultism ; Tigris, Sim ; John, SPEN::ER ; Kingston, Sever,
and London, for Jamaica; Torts, APPiteasav, for Gibraltar;
and Madeira packet, ALLEN, for Madeira. The Tigris, London,
and several others, have sailed. Arrived to-day and sailed for
the River, the Standard, LOTHERINGTON, from Jamaica. Came
down from the River, the Amity, Smirn, for Rouen ; Friends,
Masreftmais, for Havre; Deal, WILLS, for Leghorn; Manly,
Ilearxerr, for Berbice ; Lothaire, Forrest, for Norfolk ; Renewal,
CROMARTIE, for Barbadoes; Tom Bowling, Larcuron, for St.
Vincent's ; Theodore, Bacec, (from Ffamtar,gh) for Ilavannah ;
Julia, JACKSON, for St. Kitt's ; St. Pierre, Ecene, for Honfleur ;
Lord Castlereagh, TUONII.ON, for Demerara ; and Ida, Sermon.
ma, (from St. Martin's) for Copenhagen. Put back the Tigris.
'Witmer, Daexstata Blainsberg, [lmams, front
Shields for London, has been brought in here very leaky,
having run foul of the Polly, of North Shields, yesterday morning.
Sailed the Freeling packet, for Holland; Duncan ditto, for Cut,
haven ; and Charlotte ditto, for Gottenburg—all with Mails.
Cusroat-House, DEC. I.—Ships Entered Inwards--The
Princess of Wales, from Calais ; Friends, from Petersburgh ;
Humber, from Hull; Two Brotheri, from Charente; and Ma-
ria Louisa, from Memel. Entered Outwards:—Tire Esther,
for Cork; New Harmony, for Dublin; Maria Francois, for
Rouen; Dauntless, for St. Lucia; Castlereagh, for Bermuda;
Preston, for Demarara ; AbeiLle, for Honfleur ; Alariner, for
Havanneli ; Tester, for Antwerp ; and Jane, for
Cleared Outwards :—The Belle, for Grand Canary ; Gorge
and-Ann, for Hamburgh ; Alexander, for Gottenbergh ; De-
cade, for Caen; Equity, for Venice; New Union, for Calais;
Dwina, for Ilarnburgb ; Velocity, for Gibraltar; and Farms:,
for Pernambuco.

Three ships of v ar, to carry 20 guns each, all of
the same scantling, have been for some time building
at Woolwich, for the purpose of immediate commis.
sion, and as a trial of the relative strength, durability,
and expense of building, of common oak, Riga fir)
and fir which grows in great abundance on the
estate of the Duke of .Aritou, in Perthshire. Tl'e
Nieman, built of Riga fir, was launched on Monday
last, the Athol was launched on Wednesday, and
the North Star, built of oak, will be ready shortly.
A Morning Paper contains the following article,
dated Orleans, November- 23 :—" The renowned
BEROA NI I, with his suite, occupying two cart iages,
stopped at our Hotel this morning to breakfast. He
appeared in good health and excellent spirits—con-
versed very freely with the maitre d'hotel—said he was
going to pass a few days at Paris, and from thence
to England, to obey the commands of the QUEEN,
who has required his instant presence, to resume his
high functions at her Court. K EPPEL CRAVEN, he
said, was employed merely as a supernumerary in
his absence!!"
Monday evening, about eleven o'clock, Mrs. Eliza.
beth Dixon, of Selby (a person who kept a small
shop opposite the Methodist Chapel), was discovered
a lifeless corpse at the foot of the stairs t from the
bruises about her head and the blackness of her neck,
added to her pockets being torn off, and not a single
article to be found on the premises t it is naturally
concluded she had been murdered by some person
or persons unknown.
Wednesday morning, Mr. CIIIPPRNDALF'S tax
spinning mill, situate at Mickley, rear Ripon, was
totally consumed by fire; happlly no person was bornt.
Thursday evening, at seven o'clock, Messrs. Lewis
and Davison, who were convicted, one of publishing
a seditious, and the other of a blasphemous libel, and
sentenced to two Year;' imprisonment in Oakham
Jail, received notice that they were to be sent off the
same night bi• the Leeds Mail. They were placed
in a hackney-coach to convey them to the Bull and
Mouth, and handcuffs were produced, and it was
proposed to link the prisoners together ; they made
remonstrances against it, and Mr. Gibbons conceded
that they should travel without the proposed coma aint.
Celia Exenksca, almts-LAss, Da.:astaint 4.—Our Market
was well supplied with Wheat this morning, chiefly consisting
of land-carriage samples from Essex and Kent, the sales of
which were heavy, except for the finest qualities, which brought
last Monday's prices, but inferior sorts are 2s. per quarter 'emir,
and a considerable quantity remailed on hand at the close of the
market. Barley could not be got off at the prices of this d. y
week, and the ordinary qualities were disposed of to C,4-n-
-chandlcss at from :!3s. to •250. The Oat trade was heavy, ex-
ccpt for fine Corn of our own growth, which sold on as pod
terms as last Monday. In Beans and Peas no variation,
SMITHFIELD MAISIE', Dec. 4.--Beef, Ss. 6d. to 4s. 6d. per
stone of sibs.; Mutton, 5s ea. to 4s. 6d. Veal, 4s. 6d.to Ss. 10d.
Pork, 41.6 d. to 64. od. Lamb, 0...0d. to e5.04.-Castio at Macke,
Bensts,stsso ; Calves, .2'20 ; Sheep and lambs, 14,901); Pigs, 29J.
Hay, 31:10s. to 41. 41. Clover, 41. 10s. to 31. ltls. Sum, tl. 11s.
Ito U. 16s.