Star.
London, England, 1818-10-19 00:00:00

ST. PETBRSBOGH, SEPTEMBER

A report is current, that after the dose of the
Inaviganon this year, a new Tariff of Duties will be
published. The. Sugar-refiners here wish to have the
duties altered in their favour, to make a change ad-
vantageous.to them ; and, at the same time, such as
will much increase the revenue of the Crown. It will
be proper not to consider the crushed lumped sugars
(which in loaves pay IS roubles per pood) as raw
sugars, which pay only six roubles per pood, merely
because the loaves are crushed ; but to make them
pay 15 roubles, like other refined sugars. Thus our
refineries would soon have the advantage of greater
sale, whick would be better for them than any other
change in the duty ; as people would then no longer
,take crushed lump sugar for their daily use, but
refined sugar. The importation of crushed lumps is
calculated at 30,000 pood, which would be furnished
hy the Russian refineries, if the duty were fined at 15
roubles. This would more contribute to promote our
manufactories now than any other measure, and
bring a great addition to the revenue. The impor-
tation of sugars from the Brazils, Cuba, and other
parts, is considerable enough to supply.our refiners
with a suffitient quantity of raw sugars. -

OFFENBACH. OCTOBER 6.
After- the building of a bridge over the Maine,
near this town, had made some progress, unexpec-
ted (Arden were received from Darmstadt, cm the 2d
instant, immediately to suspend the work. It is said,
that no bridge may be.built over the Maine bt tween
Frankfort and Aschaffenburg.

STOCKHOLM, OCTOBER 6.

- - -
?lie King has appointed his Chamberlain, Major
Baron Palmstitrne, the Swedish Charge d'Affaires at
Vienna, to be Ambassador Extraordinary and Mi-
nister Plenipotentiary to the Austrian Court.

IIAMBUEGH, OCTOBER Is.
Her Highness the Duchess-Dowager of Schleswick
Holstein Gluckburg arrived here to-day, on her re-
turn from France.

Exchange On London-33 11. 33 41.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

OCTOBER 19, 1818.
THE FUNDS.

PRICE OF STOCKS TDIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
Bank Stock shut-3 per Cent. Reduced 76;
9 per Cent. Consols 76j—for Acc. 77
31 per Cent. 851-4 per Cent. 94ii
5 per Ct. Navy 106 j 107--.-India Bonds 88 89 pre.
Osmium Ili dis.—•Exthegner Dills 19 20 prem.

This morning Consols opened at 76i, but, from
the scarcity of Stock, they advanced to 774, but Ml
,to 7.7 money. The late Account is not yet finally
'settled, in consequence of its being a heavy k*
Account.

A Dutch Mail arrived this forer.oon, withyakers
is Ilse 17th instant.

Pt is again asserted, on what is said to be good.an-
thority, that the Allied Sovereigns have resolved not
to interfere is the existing differences between Spain
and her Colonies, being a subject (wifely foreign
to the purpose of their meeting. -
Besides the Proprietor and pollither oithe GSM'
Paper, called the Aerial 'East Fla tiers,
who is stall confinefl very rigousously we secret, ;one'
of chwidicors -of tills 4 Paper is now arrested. The'
awe of these extrisiSrdiitary proceedings. is still =-
knows'.

An arsicle under the head of Vienna states, from
the ipforrnation of eye-wiuseres, that the parting of
the lax-Broprass Ma NI LOUISA from her son (young
li,aporzoN) at'Presenberg, was extremely affecting.,
The Duchess promised the youag Prince to return
and see him again in two years. It was observad
that the Primate appeased,very 'much depressed for
some days precedigg her departure. The Memoirs
of Count Las Callas, on the resident:ad KaPormos
BONAPAATZ at at. Helena, had beassead at Vienna
with much interest, and public ogiaion was strongly

declared against the conduct of the Governor, Sir
HUDSON LOWE.

It is expected that after the conclusion of the Con-
gress at Aix-la-Chapelle, the Emperor ALEXANDER
will go to Brussels, and, accompanied by his mother,
proceed thence to Vienna—that the King of PRUSSIA
Will pay that capital a visit at the same time—and
that the reigning Empress of Russlit will join the
party from Carlsruhe. The august visitors will not,
it is said, stay longer than about a week, as the Em-
peror ALEXANDER intends to be back at St. Peters-
burgh by the Ist of January at the furthest.

The Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday have
arrived since our last.

The expression of their feelings is uniform in
ascribing the " deliverance" of France from the pre-
sence of foreign troops " to the wisdom of its own
King, and to the magnanimity of the Allied Sove-
reigns ;" and their only boast—their only topic of
exultation—is the assurance of future peace and hap-
piness thus offered by the fostering Government of one,
and the generous confidence of the other Monarchs.

The French Funds have not maintained the incon-
siderable elevation which they experienced on the
official announcement of this important event. They

had reached 76 fr. 35 c. but they fell down on Thurs-
day tO 75 fr. 75 c. being only 25 cents higher than
'they previously were.
The doubts which have been expressed as to the
intended movements of the Emperor ALEXANDER

and King of PRUSSIA after the approaching Grand
Review of the English, Russian, and Prussian. con-
tingents, may now be considered as set at rest by a
notice which appears in the Journal des Debats, that

Lieutenant-General the Marquis D'AUTICHAMP, Go-
vernor of the Louvre, and Lieutenant• General the

Marquis de DESSOLES, have been

Louts to proceed to Valenciennes to attend on the
Emperor ALEXANDER and King of Paussio.—who
are comb% to Paris.
The Emperor of AUSTRIA, as has been all along
understood, will not pay any visit to the French ter-
ritory on this occasion; in consequence of which there
will be no review of the Austrian contingent previous
to its return home. The same will be the case with
the Bavarian and Wirtemberg contingents, it appear-
ing to be considered as a matter of etiquette, with
respect to contingents of their magnitude, that they
shall only be reviewed by their own Sovereigns.
The Emperor of AUSTRIA, being- deprived of an
opportunity of offering his personal congratulations
to Louis, has written him a letter on the occasion,
which General Baron VINCENT had' the honour of
presenting to his MAJESTY, at a private audience on
Wednesday last.

The arrangements stated in these Papers, with
aspect to the departure of the troops, agree in p-
inta with the particulars which our :Readerlivin
64 stated in the contents of the Flanders and Kam-
burgh Papers, inserted in another part. The em-
barkation of the English troops at Boulogne and
Calais, instead of Ostend, as originally intended, is
said to have been owing to some objection on the part
of the King of the Netherlands. The English
tals and depots are said to have received orders to
hold themselves in readiness to remove at a moment's
notice.

It appears that two naval expeditions are preparing
at Rochefort, the objects of which are of some im-
portance. One, consisting of two vessels, is destined
for China, with the view of transporting some native
Chinese to the marshes of Cayenne, in order to in-
troduce there the cultivation of Tea.' The other is
intended to carry out the workmen and materials
necessary for the new Establishments which the French
are forming in Senegal.

The ratifications of the recent treaty fir the rya,-
v.:at:on
,of fiance were, we understand, to be ex-
changed between the contracting parties, either on
Saturday last or this day. Mr. BARING has pro.
ceeded to Paris on business connected with those im-
mense pecuniary engagements into which he has
lately entered.

We understand that the following persons hav
litely arrived in this country, as Commissioners from!
the people of Peru—namely, General TAcolv, wh
been commanding both in Santa Fe and um,

rpm Provinces of Peru, and au Oidor, br Member
of the Royal Audiencia. By letters from Jamaica, at
Which place these Gentlemen touched, we learn that
they -are the bearers of an exposition of the state in
which the Royalist cause has been in Peru, since the
"seduction of Chili, contained in a series of resolutions
agreed upon at a meeting of the principal inhabitants
cilium, held under the sanction of the Viceroy.—

.1.11
e resolutions conclude with rating, that it would
be conduciie to the interims. of humanity, and all
pities, under existin circumstances, to stop, if pos-
tilde, the further effusion of blood, and prevent the
dreadful consequences which must attend a disem-
barkatiotron the coasts of Peru, by the adoption of
some plan of reconciliation that would at the same
time restore tide, &c.

The Americans are stated, in private letters from
the Continent, to be making, or rather to have made,
several efforts to become masters of a port in the,
Mediterranean tor punthase. They are said to have
offered thirty millions (wn sgppose of dollars) to
the King of Nial,s3, for the cession of Syracuse

and to have received a refusal. The). hide
324
thought of Porto Ferrajo, in the island of Elba,
which they arc said to have in vain tenclered 13,044
to the Grand Duke of TUSCANY.
is •
as
signed for the Grand Duke's ,efusal. is :aid toll
been a fear, that by ceding rc..r.ijo to 14
Americans, he should injs•.re the tra,:e of Legs-
The Americans have certai...ly a right
purchase any port they please ; t i tR)
.are widely deviating from the line
bed to them by WASHINGTON, who C3'..:t:,No
against implicating themselves in the co!.
Europe.

TILE Q UEFA%

" I tw Palace, Eigli o'CloA,
" Her MAJESTY'S disorder, we regret to sa
pears to be resuming most of its farmer dig/.
symptom. Her appetite has almost
again ; the cough, and sense of pain oa tht
again trouble_i,mo, and render the
extremely restless ; xt hilt, at the same
slightest motion has a tendency to prod-tte
alarming spasms, on the superior ri)cerg,
heretofore threatened her speedy dissolution,
these unfavourable circumstances, her 3ft
seep it consequently broken and untefreshic
pf course her exhaustion is extreme.
* Copy of the official Bulletin of this rir::
Kew Palae4
•
4 The Quie has had some hours sleep, by
MAJESTY% disease has not diminis'ned.
MILLSIAN. ti. R
" Soon aster the issuing of the Bulletin, Siziltste
HALFORD left the Palace for London, and bit
long audience of the Patrlce REGENT, a czio.„
House, before his return here. On hi; rett:7o,
FRANCIS MILLMAN wer.t for a short time te rtz,
and returned sufficin.tly early to join Sir Hczt
HALFORD in their evening report to the Plum
REGENT.

His Royal Highness reac"ei the Palace math
about the usual hour ; and, having visited the 11,111
Chamber, attended by the Physicians, remind to
dinner with the PRINCESSES, and did trt set csaca
his return to Carlton 1-leuse till after rine tido&

In the course of the forenoon, t:ie Duke of Yost
visited the Palace, on his sva:- to Windsor Castle
and during his stay his Royal Highness aecomp
thePRINCES§ES in their customary morning walk.
,‘ This evening his Royal Highness the Puss
RinEst arrived between six and seven o'clock,
was expected set out again in about an hear.
" Up .to seven o'clock to-night, no material at
tion had taken place in her IklaJzsrv's health ;t;
Go' al" the iriitation caused by her cough, an ;
resefiight is anticipated."
tie following Bulletin was issued this day :

" Kew Palace, Oev bur 19.
- aThe Qurre has had sleep in the night at h.:er•
vals, but her MAJtsrY's disease remain: 11'.,"2 17: :';.s
yesterday. (Signed)

" F. MILIMAN.

" Y. ilAtecT.:7

Divine Service was performed yesterday rr,rmil
in the Gteat Drawing-room, at Kew Palace, by tie
Chaplain in waiting.
Saturday Sir HENRY TORRENS, Secretary to de
Commander-in-Chief; had a long interview .Till tbt
CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, at his beast u
Downing-street.
Yesterday Viscount SIDMOUTH had an audience
the PRINCE REGENT, at Carlton House.

Saturday the CHANCELLOR of the Emmy,
and several other official Gentlemen, dined with the
MASTER of the ROLLS, at his seat, called the Calm.

Lord and Lady ELLENBOROUGH and the two
Misses LAW arrived on Saturday at his Lordships
house in St. James's-square. from Brighton.
An Order in Council has been isaied for it
coinage of new Crown Pieces (the first that has h'
struck during the present extended reign).
will complete the series of the new Silver
The obverse is to be impressed with the effigy of
Majesty, with the inscription Georgia: 111. D. G.
and the reverse with the figure of St. George
tering the Dragon, surrounded by the Garter.
edge of the piece is marked in raised letters with
words—" Decus et Tutarnen," and the year cf
King's reign.
This morning the first issue of the new
Pieces took place, not to the Public, but to
Clerks : every Clerk on the establishment mai
one, for which he had to sign a book. It is
they will be generally issued in a few days.
' The Opera of Lionel and Clarissa was
at Drury-Lane Theatre en Saturday evening:,
of Lionel (first time) by Mr. C. FISHER. nit
tleman is, we understand, the brother cf Mr. D.
FISHER, whose performance of the char actor of
,fier has done him so much credit. His voice is
tenor, possessing great depth and variety. His'
principal songs—" You ask me in vain!'' and "
talk not to me of the wealth she possesses!"
sung, and were encored. Mr. FISHER'S mode of as
ing was easy and judicious. His reception was too,
gracious, and we entertain no doubt of his bang
most serviceable adjunct to the Company. Ni
WITHAAI appeared for the first time as Clarissa:l
efforts in the vocal department were greatly app
ded, and the strong expression of pleasure in try '
the audience indulged, proves that her talents are
pidly rising in public estimation. Mr. Mrsnrs
formed the part of Colonel G'ilboy in a very gran
style. Mrs. SPARKS depicted the character ot
Oldboy with great truth and spirit. Family rr-
personal vanity, affectation of literary taste, aoti rt.
tended delicacy of constitution, as well as of ro:t
were most humorously described. Mrs. IND::'
Miss CUBITT, as Jenny and Diana, sung vim:
singly, The house was full.

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ER, OCI'OBEIt 17.

LTE LETTER.

the 80th Regiment of Foot
rn this morning, for Rochdale.
95th Regiment, the principal
ntly marched from this place
lerland Barracks, have been
hat they are to return and re-
. this town—it being intended
iment, in detachments, in the
his county and Yorkshire.

intended extensive reductions
lg for the different Divisions
.e East India Company's Ser-
in this town, and many fine
enrolled for each description

to you, inserted in the STAR
I stated, through an error of
:tion last made in the Weavers'
difference of one-fifth of what
advance ; whereas the fact is,
they have been compellel to
calf of what they recently got
riv many who actually work
rs per week, who do n9t ave.!"
s. to 12s. per week.
armed, that Cotton goods, ge-
cline. One of the principal
eek sold two thousand pieces
days ago would have fetched
16s. 6d. to 17s. each. I also
trade is extremely dull at Li-
the very limited demand for
trkets arc represented as over-
rtly on the decline.
• New-York, per the James
ssel, from New-York, arrived
ch I can state generally, that
:.tgetnent for" present specula-
r of soft goods ; but the ma-
.un and Sheffield are in eon-

ANCIIESTER CITRONWLL

gackruic, WiZiaze Dieters,
eating, alias John WiZein-
, and Jain Meite, all of Barns-
-01.k, are committed to York
lie 20th and 30th ultimo, so-
! attempted to prevail on 'Mary
Je her tinployment for an 'ad-
re to be imprisoned there fcr

u•l Benni,;on, _Samuel Booker,.
s Bennison, and John Botohor,
ployed by Messrs. WitIGIIT,
at the Hyde Collieries, were
lined by JOHN X./MIPS and
qr,. the Masistrates of Stock:
'oriection at Middlewich for
wen convicted of unlawfully
ieir employers.

exertions of the Police Offi-
ner of MARY ABBOT (whost
itioned on Saturday), was not
o'clock this day. The fathei
very distressed scate, parti-

Paris has been occupied with
Nsper Honbi, for attempting to
b 8 years of age, by tiring a
ly flashed in the pan: he then
ice with a knife, but was held
ieighbours secured him. It
:ler k to an Attorney at the sa-
-1 ! This distressed state in-
to murder the old man, and

3IIRLAY, TIM CANADIAN Rs-
o was tried and acquitted at'
!s, on the charge of libel upon,
nod in the pamphlet, entitled
al.labPants ofNiagara," was
A
uust, for the same publi-,
Assizes, and again a:pitied.
is own cause.

Lveller lately returned from
that city is in a most deplora-
ion hardly amounts to 1:1,000
irofessing the Mahometart re=
>idlers of the ?arrison are
of the Holy Sepulchre, and
it without being paid JargelY
ranger is obliged to give 18
e makes to the sacred tomb.
now recalls to the memory of
,rophecies of Jeremiah. Few
seen there, either on account
• faith, or because of the per-
men.

ainued at Venice late in Sep.
poetical labours with ardour.
his mornings to study, and
general, at the 'Theatre, re-
acquaintance in his box.

the determination of Govern-
ill Revenue Officers above 70
•al superannuation, similar to
ccrs in the Preventive Service.
IRWICK and her infant son,
perfectly recovered from their
kith the Noble Earl, are about
au escursion to the sea-side.
is the Grand Duke CONSTAN-
s-Chapellc on the 14th. His
bably W!LLIAS!) Von Hum-
: day pi ecedinz, from London.