Star.
London, England, 1816-05-23 00:00:00

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,clelistber.l6 the.o46
X.ittbrers all' the .adiantaget they -before 'ponia*-'
it would' be found that the reduced deity soft Kelp
would be raised to the •ame pr..portion ithefore held.
in.answer to a qiie,•uus (*loin MlO)Rpnka•
The CHANCELLOR of this EXCHEQUER
said, that the .whole of the nest duty would be draws
back on exportation, and as much of the old duty as
had before been
Mr. PROTUEROE observed, .that the Bristol
manufacturers Would nut be contented unless the duty
attached equally upon hard and soft soap. He ob-
jected to the principle .ot the tat, as • bearing'hard
,upon the lower classes; and he wisho it had been
brought forward in the first instance as # measure of
taxation, which 'Ras the shape it now assumed.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER,
for the porpose of iemoving any notion that Minis-
' ten had concealed their real design in this measure,
explained, that it originated hi a desire to give en-
couragement to the whale &brit it first, therefore,
presented itself as a matter of regulation, until it
was found that-the Bill might be useful as a measure.
.of revenue not more objectionable Mita- other. species
of taxation.
Lord: MILTON hoped that, if the' Fill Dow went
through the Committee, the report would be brought.
Op at a seasonable hoer'oli a future day.
The cHA.NCELLOR of Mit EXCHEQUER
iinsweted. that 441111 arid fa,r Opportunity fbrOiscus.
sing the princ,ple, and the details' *geld be given in
,some future 'stage. lie thattited.l4'.iSourable Gentle-. 1
.then fur their.candour: in,nut resistingthe step now
AD be taken.
The Bill then went throUgh, the Committee, and it
was ordered that" the Report !iluniirl be btQught up
to.esiiire*,..-IttlYeutn4

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. • PARIS, MAY.ix.'"
the last o 8 da! accounts from the Isere announce,
that ti:ancittillity is quiteestablished in ihe Communes,
which fled been disturbed by rebellion. The slefach-
ments cif Witonal Guards from Lyons and other
towns.hive returned to their departments.
The Ateilitair contains A notice in the Scholars of
she Polytechnic School, that it they sh4ll appear *pub.
Hely in their former chess, they shall be arrested by
the gendarmerie.
The Royal' Museum, for' the exhibition of 'the
Works of living Artists, will in future be opened on
the 'kith of April, instead of October, as was before
arranged.
The frigate Eurydice left Brest the 17th Of May,
havi•ig on board M. Hyde de Neuville, WI Majesty's
Ministtr to the Uhited StAtes.

An V.itglish transport vesiel sunk on the 10th near
Csiais—the Cargo saved.
Private letters assure us that tie Duke of Welling-
ton will return in a sew days trout Cambia,' to Paris,
and that he will next month in►pect the whole lisle
from G:vet to Colmar.
The Viceroy of Poland has prohibited the exprifta-
don of iron, lead, zinc, and leather, from that king-
dom.

GRENOBLE. MAY 13.
(farctis coaittsvolibersz.)

Since sty last letter nothing important has hap%
Pined. Wept thechsarining the district: where a
great quantity of was had been tound buried. To
succeed in disenveting them required that salutary
terror which the vigour of our resistance and the
measures taken by the authorities inspired.
The twenty thous and inhabitants of this city were,
threatened with a general massacre, and with all the
horrors of in open dill war. The chiefs, could not
succeed in educing the inhabitants of the neighbour.
ing country, neer by promising them pillage and
immense booty. . These chiefs are not yet arrested,
but they are known, and some individuals are already
in custody who have not played subaltern parts. .
The measutes.which have been taken inspire hopes
that the tositiees will not escape. The lidtpepeurt.
taint, still covered with know and icek Cannot serve
them 'as a retreat; and search is retaking every.whete.
The trials go on ; and if the condemnations are not
so rapid' as the crime seems ko require;, the reason is
I that new discoveries are looked for.
Our town is now in a. lute of enthusiasm, of vie-
' tory, and devoted loyalty. The diffeient cOrps which,
j here are 'actuated by the best atitit t We are its.
a state of perfect security; but the 'volition be rsdi.,
catty eztirpated, and all means of rekindling the con,..
flagration must be taken away. •

PARIS, MAT . •
COURIER EICTRAORDINARY Ott MONDAY momenta.
Dispatches received today from Grenoble state,
that conformably to the telegraphic dispatch trans.l
mkted by4he Government on the 12th, • six Indivi-
duals cendemnethy the Cuurt-martial•irnd the Pre-'
*total Court, and who had applied for pardon; • were,
executed on the 15th and lGth. • ; • • •
A telegraphic dispatch also announces, thatDidier,l
the author of the insurrection, has just been arrested';
near lit. han.cle.Morienne by the Yodmontese eara,J
bioietL The. greatest tranquillity reigns in the de.:l
pouting. The disarmiug took _elace with much
calm • and activity. The Draw,. National Geards ot
Lyons, whose presence had -become useless at Cire.
'whir by the complete resinration of order,. have,
returned to Lyons.. The first detachamenkre.entered
on the 16th, -amid 44 Vice te•IIMP and the,
acclamations of- the whole population.'. •• .
The Prevotal Court at Colmar has condemned tel
death two persons for having wilfully murdered their
father and fatbee-in.law. The int it alio condemned
to have his hand.eut ea. . • • •
/Unmet in the Low Countries, and bit :wife, alt. ,
were some time since tonwie:ed al. assassinating a
Rorie woman who was called a witeb..havo been con.
demised, the.forzner to death,- end the latter te
and bard labour lee L.

The Ticket, No. 3,M4, drawn win a Ptlhe
of. 44000, was -odd by Wm` eis the tgds•biay ;
thit augurs that the ',actgs which the Pub& satin
to have anticipated as likely to attestd-his editea,
,be fulfilled. It is worthy of note, chat this is the'
setond Prize of .4115,0(X) sold by Was within a short
period, and that he sold the two last Ptises of £sO,ooo,
of which there are still undrawn Two fn the present
Lottery, which must CMS, forth WA Thisevii!iy, that
being the "Last Day of Darning. ‘.24' •
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