Star.
London, England, 1816-08-05 00:00:00

PARIS, AUGUST. 2.

person, who attempted to assassinate General
I.lgarde at ilismcs• his been at length arrested at
Arles, and will be tried forthwith.

About eighty young gists belonging to fAm;lies iA

the pariNh of St. Sulpice, met yesterday [horning in
that church, and walked in procession to the church
of St. Genevieve, the Patton Saint of Paris, in order
to ask by their prayers to this Sairt a cessation of the
rains which have now lasted two ?Mulls.
ROME, JULY 15.

The harvest is mom kot in, and the crops have
been so abund.mt, that it the ground had been sowai
as in former years, the Rorit.m. States would have
had corn sufEcient to; two years. The price of bread
has fallen greatly.

CIVITA VECCIDA, JULY 19.
We have a great utimiler of vessels here, the 14 as;
ter: of whit), are afraid to put to sea until the Erg-
fish fleet appears. We are still ignorant whether the
Italian States intend to fight the Barbary Powers"
single-handed, or to wait the arrival of the
They spcak of armament's in the Turkish pont;
It is said tlsat the li.'nglish are nolonger well treated
in them.

Captain Mirio of Br.oi Dulari; Ash') has arrived at
Ca:Pei, repotts 11:4t the Et:glish vessel the iient
has been most violently attacked in thnw was by two'
llatbary Cot airs. One of them was commande.:l by
iiossan-Youssof, nephew to the Bey of Algitr
After a very obstinate battle, the Enlist ves:el-sur•
tendered and the crew were made prisoners. A

Frenchman (Jeanne Marie D.tubert), who was on
board, was set on shore by Hossan•Youssof.
The English Captain, seeing his ship sinkin
could no longer retain his grief •and indignation :
vented lord reproaches agai:lst the Algerines, but:
Nephew of the Day coolly told him that the 13,r
batians hated the English more than the tygoo
the desart; that they wished to ralure theta all to
ullvery, and wi:,hed to F. ce their swallowed u
like their vessel." The Phate then b::!;..n to eurcite
all suns of cruelties on the tr,forup,ite Eng.6ll.
Two were put to death. Some were severely beater,,
fastened to the main-yard, and then thrown into the
hold. The tea woe condemned re wtork.

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We are greatly concerned in having to record some
distressing occurrences at Glasgow, originating too
in circumstances which s'rould have produced very
different conduct on the part of those who have thus
d.turbed the public peace. The labouring classes
there and in the neighbourhood, in common with
those in all the manufacturing districts, have for
owe time two in great distress kr want of employ.
int; for their relief ovp kitchens were opened by
subscription ; but by the accounts before us, instead
of reeeivingthis aid as a proof of the interest which
the more affluent took in their distress, -they appear
tare given themselves up to great excesses. The
laity, were obliged to be called to restore order,
Bait appears were assailed with showers of stones.
The following are Use only particulcs which haVe
yet reached us:

u GLASGOW, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2.

a 4 We are extremely sorry to say, that yesterday
Sell:mg we had some rioting here. A full account
of the whole affair, we understan.l, is to be given
officially, but v.e think it our duty to state shortly
the extent of the mischief, to present exaggerated
savants from getting currency.
A soup-kitchen was opened yesterday in the Cal.
ttes (one of this etsburils), principally from hinds
oiled by subscription in that neighbourhood, and
eider the superintendanee of some Justices. Whe.
slier the people who were to be benefited were dis-
satisfied at the mode of applying the funds, or wile-
titer they were displeased with the qualay of the
broth, or with the conduct of those who distributed
h—or whether they were misled by mischievous
people who were seeking for pretexts to raise di:-
turbances, it is impossible to say ; but symptoms of
discontent certainly did appear about one o'clock in
the usual way of boys throwing stones, and break-
ing the windows of the soup.kitchen.
Several of the Justices immediazely repaired to
the place, and by their firmness and moderation re.
pressed the turbulence of the people for some hours ;
but about four o'clock their violence became so
alarming, that it was necessary to call in the military.
The Sheriff of the County came with them. Four or
five of the most violent of the rioters were seized
upon and sent to jail under the escort of the military.

“ On their way to the jail, and more particularly on
their return, the s were attacked with violunt
showers of stones and brick-bats, by which many of
them were severely hurt. Thou tie soldiers niani-
lested.great forbearance, they were obliged in some
instances to fire is self-defence, and two people have
bats► wounded—one man in the thigh, and another
in the leg or arm. This is all the effect produced by
the %o far as we have been able to ascertain,
though by reports, which will no doubt find thtir
fray into circulation, the mischief is said to btsve been
attach greater.

.g 1 The military emploied on this occasion were a
small party of the 61h Dragoon Guards, and (ruin
80 to WU of the 78th Highlander:. It is remarked
of Glasgow, that though no city furnishes A greater
number of recruits to the army, in no place are the
military e'er treated with more indignity and insult
when callici out to support the Civil Authorities.—
It is, however, believed that but comparatively few
•of the sober, intelligent and tneritoi ious artiz ins were
engaged in these disturbances, though their distress
at this time is very great; but in every large com-
munity there are a number of idle and dissolute
people who are ever more elamoroos than the regular
industrious mechanics. The divresses of the opera.
size weavers, and of others connected with that busi.
Ness, have been and contiml to be most severe; nor
will the folly and madness of a few misguided and
'violent people prevent those who Aim at affording
them relief limn continuing their efforts to serve
them."

EPIGRAM
Ob Tlli CLASSICAL. C::1.1.,1 ESPteTINO Tfit INICRIrTtON

ON TIM tit W COINS.
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Saturday, icon after twelve o'clock, her MAJESTY
bet her Council at the Upper Lodge, .near Windsor
Castle, to take into consideration the monthly report
of the state of the KING. The following Bulletin vas
exhibited at St. James's Palace
" " WindAar Castle, August 3.
`` His hislsttr enjoyei guo:1 bodily health, and La,, in
general, been very tranquil during the Lot munth;,but there is
au change in his MaJtirrv's
The PRINCE REGENT vt,ited the King's Theatre
Oa Saturdai nig! t.
At a Council held on Saturday an order was agreed
vpon to be issued, sanctioning the new coinage ; also
orders for sew seals for the Colonies, in consequence
of the late addition of the Hanoverian arms.
We are concerned to say, his Serene Highness_
Prince Litopott, has had another attack similar to
that he had soon after he arrived in England, of the
rbearnatista in his heat, in addition to violent tooth-
:10e. His SERENE HIGHNESS has undergone the
painful operation of having another tooth drawn. He
was confined to Camelfond House during the whole
cf last week; but we are happy to say ha is now
much better, as is his Royal Consort, the Princess
CHARLOTTE.
KASISOATE, Auousr 4.—We have great reason to
expect that this town will be honoured in a day or
two with the presence of his Grace the Duke of
IrfIiLLLINGTON, who it is confidently expected will
Piy a visit to his noble relative the Marquis WEL-
staty, residing at East Cliff Lodge, before his
Grace returns to Prat e to join his victorious army.
It is conjectured that this illustrious warrior will go
r4CiStis
over kont hence is one of ou,r elegantly Stied-up

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NairAL Ii -

MLIOENCE.

MAILS 'l.
• AEA. DUE. All. 11141 F.
Dunn - - s * Llama - • D
Waterford -- 2 0 Ca•ilz . . 0 0
Guermy and Jersey 2 0 Ifanthurgh a
F:l22f• -.• l• 0 Gottenburgh 0 1
Holland •- - A 1 r Brawls -•- 0
Flanders - - 0 0 I Malts . 0 0
TORBAY, AUGUiT 4.
Arrived his M•sjesty's ship HytatA, bearing the,
of Admiral Prentuonz. blunt! to Newfoondland
and Ills :slaj.:•.ty's ship LARNE, tram her station of
Portland.

lIsDAY.

PISMOU 114, AUCUSr
Arrived the Midas, Ditiottam, and Elehe, Tuour-
Sou, both bound to Calcutta—w4id-bound.

POWISMOUTH, AUGUST S.
Sailed his Majesty's ship' NAIiTUUMBCRAND, for
Sheerness; and the GuercraN, on a cruize.
The gu.rrd•ships are not to enter more men than :t'
was originally intended they should have; those which
are gone nn service from them to Algiers are to be
considered only as lent.
AUGUST 4. the Lady tlrira, BROWN, for
Bengal.--Wind W. •
HARVICIVAT.IGUST S.
Sailcd tire Prince t.f Orange Packet, for Ileivoet.
sluys ; Henry Freeling Packet, for Cuxhaven; and
Alliance Packet, for Guttenburgh.—Wind W.

DOVER, AUC,UST a,.. •
Sailed this day the Queen Charlotte, Captain MO.
MAS, tile Cumberland, Captain Man; with the
French mail and pasymigers bit Calais t also the
Mode.te, Captain GRANDIN, with Count POLIGNAC
and family, for Calais. Sailed this evening the
Princess Charlotte packet, Captain HALLANDS, for
Ostend, with a mail and passengers.
AUGUST •.—Sailed the Flora, Captain WAvsos,
and Dover, Captain DAVISON, for Calais, with pas-
sengers. Arrived the Countess of Elgin, Captain
HAMMOND, from Calais, with passengers.

AMSGA DI, AUGUST S.
Sailed this morning for Ostend, the Flying Fish
packet, Captain SMITH, tdk:llg over Lore! ALTHORPR
and family, with several other passengers. Arrived
from Ostend the Lord Liverpool packet, Captain
AYISSIIVItY, with passengers. The Prince of Water-
loo packet, Capt. PAGE, sailed last night P.m. Ostend :
Colonel Mr. BARNETT' (son of the Member
of Parliament of that name for Rochester), and many
others, went passengers by this vessel,

DEAL, AUGUST 4.
Sailed the Hobe, Am' for Holland. Came
down from the River the Minerva, M‘Gen, fur
Alston ; Amethyst, WISHART, :or Malta ; and his
Majesty's frigate FORTH, for Portsmouth, and sailed,
with the whole of the outward bun for their dif-
ferent debtinations.:—Wind S. tine weather.
WHITBY, AUGUST 3.
Yesterday arrived in our Roads, from Greenland,
the Volunteer, DawioN, with three fish; Lively,
WILsoN, five fish ; Mars, &Tamar., twenty fish ;
and the Valiant, (the Master died the 10th ultimo.)
To-day arrived off this port, the Neptune, ROBIN:
soN, also from. Greenland, with three fish.

COWES. AUGUS I' 4.
Sailed the American ship Levant, for China. with
dollars.

GRAVESEND, AVOUST 4.
Arrived the Zodiac, Spvneer, from Malta; Netherlands, Pe-
ters, from Worcom; Blessing, Mkt!, from Waterford; Esk,
Watts, from Mem& Sailed the Limes, Roo, fur New Pro-
vidtucc ; awl Maria, Campbell, for Tenerife.

CUSTOMi-101:SE, AUGUS f S.
SHIPS ZNTIV.CD OUT WA ItDS...The Clittoll,lollll.Battenfl, for
Ha:l:burgb ; Fasts, John Wilkie, for Bourcleaux ; ticarthiogwell,
Wiliam Chapman-, fur Antwerp and Ghet3; Perwverance, Ri-
chard Zefetklabb, for Belfast ; and the Orwell, James Muddle, for
New-York.