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TO ratty -.••' ' OF IIIiatIFIDIA STOCK. uolishinttin this ' as -"Mn•iltatif to . Divestment, to remove to the Ministry of -
Justice: Baron Lows assumes the manor amt of footing at 3,608,000 ; the Navy,
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• IANXIOVSL Y embrace the earliest opportuni
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paAr..,,,,,,. „,, • ' wad= the Pinaaces ; anti- Marshal G°ll'n°N Sr.' CY' re' line, 370 frigates, and 1922 V I
inr of eseenstee thaw fselleP a tesPect sod Beeettlide whieh • .11. 111 IM . ti,, - • this sv twat to his effice of Minister at War. It is not stated
, your Simaly,-mslom, and suecessfid emulate, asse esestaria .osnitiOns sLcreilipen 7happens m. country. e
Ind that we were julpected, and 'llinjthtly treated as that the appointment of these several functionaries , COMMERCIA
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• . ...torai oaf.. b a &thtiobsd Au* waki,* rafessie 2 M.. I's Busnnasr has. taken up our caul!, and has yet received the sanction of the KING; but from
,about forwarding to•nale Aseetican Gosbranntlts the discretionary power with which M. DE CAZES When the last accounts left •
imPlab tars M be, 'an (lbjel‘ if ilintiabla ambition to the particulars of the barbarous treatment `iiie
i .• - bad been furnished, a confident opinion was enter- STAR of Saturday last) there we
map. with use, a pocabai valamas having been
I -1,.. 1. i. suffered. 1 The Portuguese Goverrunent, repensiag of
tamed of his recommendations meeting with atten- with Cotton and Colonill produ,
;befirtirstiiki;l4.lll,dwyran4keutby warchwthevemil P:ondatt:witirtdato.eiamPle - - their folly, have released the crew, and put them on
I ' board the ship, under the commando( dte chief officer. non from his MAJZITY.
,i& TM dial isadessatsl trait vas wilt mons* the hest Fledge The Captain has not yet concluded to tate cOmmand (four of them destined for Liverp
The Funds, in the mean time, have experienced no was understood, would be thela.
i• • 1 "uulkc' °at riall ueduk."Y "de"' to execute the duties of the ship, who;together with Messrs. Byer a, Smith,
declension whatever. On Saturday, they fluctuated would be dispatched from that pi
1.0104 a seeNvidi credit: nor, to alleel!s and with adc"" and myself, are now at a boarding-house in the city,
between 62kfr. and 63fr. and closed at the latter price, was all baled ; but the Planters 1
i tsee *the interests of the Company.
i . where we 'shall remain until our Minister thinks it
I have the homier te be, .The proceedings of the Chamber of Deputies on determination to keep it on hand
proper for us again to take possession of the vessel :
ladies and Gentlemen, and unless the. Government make proper satisfaction Saturday will be found in a preceding part. The more favourable accounts of the
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Tate faithful and obliged lisnant„ to .him for the brdt done to the American flag, he following Are the other extracts
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WILI.IAbt TAYOR MOSEY. will leave she Country. We are treated With servile i.. :
Suratlasto Park, December 51, cola politeness by the natives, who now dread the conse- wi
PARIS, DECEMBER ss. '
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The Kt g, after mass yesterday, which he heard sinceTh
with 1,300 bagostOcef Cotton-left:--
AMERICA. .
• have had a slight return of bleeding, 'in consequence
loading for this country; the Ha.
I'. --.,- • of a violent cold I took while in confinement, but am in his apartments, gave audience to the Ambassadors
of Naples and Spain, the Ministers of State, several
witb 1,400 bales of Cotton-left
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__-__ , now much better."
itITSAUt of • LSITSS /SOX WASZINGIOS VO IRSLMMOSS or
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Marshals, Lieutenant-Generals, and a great number
as yaw TOLL cossusseus. asivinunsan. . .
. .. 4 Washisgtoo, November Sit. THE- EVENING STAR.. . of Members of the two Chambers. with Cotton and Americarr pro(
the Lydia, from Maranham, wi
V ~.. , This day the King transacted business with the
.. It b understood that the President has notified to the Spa-. -
nists Government, that Pensacola and other pelts of East Florida, LONDON. Duke de Richelieu.-Moniteur. , ton,o&rtecd..; and the Ann, from I
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i eil4be now restored; that it is expected they will observe the '%. • ` Yesterday at one o'clock the King transacted bust-
reported.
'Asset, sad prevent tojoriapess front* Indians in their tent. --- . -
ness with M. de Richelieu and M. Laing, conjointly ;
neer; ese the s,* am we are *Mies% in salknotection, to re- . THURSDAY, DECEMBER Si,SI 1818. MAN CHEST
to-day with M. de Richelieu.-Journal des Debuts. There were 1,630 bags of Cr
' . 'elite iny peretiPdtembole of ?Florida, k
s will am be main re- THE FUNDS .
Moro dto tiut Government. * is ho said, that Congress 'KS A Royal Ordinance, dated Dec. 17, declares the auction on Saturday last ; and
mos or STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O.CLOCE :
be asked to provide by law for this state of things." strong places On the northern and eastern frontiers to week, both public and privat
S per Cent. Reduced 771.1-3 per Cent. Coils. shut
COMMSRCIAL TRZATY.-We learn by the Provi- be no longer in a state of siege. more than 6,400 bales. The bi
• Cons. for Account, 793,--.311 per Cent. 87 87.1
deuce American, that Captain Army, arrived at that An order, dated Dec. 26, from the Secretary to day and Tuesday was very trifl
place on Monday last from Gottenburgh, is the bearer 4 per Cent. 94,95-5 per Cent. Navy shut
the Household, states, that the King will receive are the present prices, both her
of' the Commercial Treaty between Sweden and the India toads 77 80 pr,_43maalai oi re.
United States, which it is believed . was ratified by Exchequer Bills 15 18 pre. company on Thursday the 31st of December, instead Sprat,Os -
the Senate, some time ago, with the exception of of Monday the 28th of December. A few prima Tooinels ...• Is 2
some unimportant article.
The Marquis de Perignon, Peer and Marshal of Bengals
This morning a considerable fluctuation took place F Cubas and West India,— Is s
FROM Aux-Cavas.-Captein Ross, of the schooner ranee, &c. died on Christmas-day of an apoplectic
New-Packet, arrived at Newbury Port on Fridaylast, in the Stocks. Consols for the Account have been
attack : he will be buried on Wednesday, with the Barbadoes
• from Aux-Cayes, informs, that business was excel- done at 791, but fell to 79k- Still the market locks . Demerara
honours due to his rank.
sively dull at that place: one reason of which was, exceedingly well. The whole of the Jew interest
Th. e solemnity of Christmas attracted to all the Hareibasei......- is e
. that President Boyer was there, and all classes of have been
, people were engaged in paying homage to their Chief. buying, both yesterday, afternoon and this
Parish Churches a great number of the faithful to Pero
Two days before Capt. R. sailed, the schooner Venus, morning, to an immense amount, whichhas been the the
midnight mass, as well as to the ceremonies of Sta Island ,
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Sampson, of New-I ork, arrived from St. Thomas's, cause of this advance. The Commissioners were served
yesterday. The most perfect order prevailed. • Very choice ditto ..., fs ill
which had been boarded in sight of the island, by a generally by the Jobbers, and gave for Red. 771• Tenessees -
The Princes and Princesses of the Royal Family
tilratical sloop, manned with twenty blacks, under a Orleans ..,- ........ -. la 5
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• white commander, armed with maskets, side-arms, attended at three midnight masses, in the Chapel of Bowed* •is j
&c. who boarded and robbed the seisooner Of part of New Orleans-Papers to the 4th of November ar- the Tuilleries. An Oratorio was performed. There is no alteration in the I
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. her cargo of dry-goods, ships' stores, and stripped-the rived this morning.. It is said to be conjectured at
The Church
crew of their apparel. On Captain Sampson's re- Washington, that Spain 'has already permitted her minuted with
of the Hospital of St. Louis was illu the sale dull.
ithgas-
during the whole night between
. i . monstrating with them, they only added Insult to The Duchess of liiciisrosn It
, 1 injury, and dismissed him after sufficiently plunder-
ing and abusing him. hands to be tied by Great Britain, in regard to Flo-
and it is added, 1 ,that rids ;
portunity of visiting the Hospital. day next on a visit to Genera
their seat in Herts.
• cession would be no injury, while " to Great Brim*
g extract of a letter from Mr. Bailey, it would if The Countess de Saint-Didier gives this season, as The Earl of LAUDERDALE
The following have interesting, net formidable bearings.' before, 20Q portions of soup daily to the poor of from the Duke of Yoex's seat,
li ' (son of General Bailey, of New York), Surgeon of the
;trip Chauncey, is a fuller account than has been yet .r.. T.... Rambouillet, till the time of field-work returns. The Earl and Countess of A
'll laid before the public of the late affair of that ship : The Paris Papers Ow Suitt* arid Sunday, which Five per Cents. 63.-Bank Stock, 1485. petted in town to-morrow from
ham-place, Sussex.
• , " Rio Jambe, Sept as, 11111. were expected with so much impatience yesterday, MADRID, DECEMBER 15.
The Count and Countess L
arrived at their residence in Harl
n After leaving New York, we were favoured with on account of the important changes stated in private The greatest tranquillity reigns in this capital.--
Lady GEORCIANA LF:NOX is f
prosperous and remarkably pheasant weather. On letemps so have talon place in the French Ministry, , . The most important news is, the dangerous malady
the 15th inst. to the great joy of all on board,. we
i discovered land, and anxiously anticipated the satin- have arrived ; but we find, with some surprize, that of our famous tragedian, Maygnez, (the Talma of with the Earl and Countess I
1, faction we were about to experience, in a country they do not contain a single word on the subject, but, Spain). His disease is water in the chest. seat, Lime-grove, Puthe).
The King continues to visit the Public Establish- Lord ALVANLEY is returned
that would offer us every luxury we could wish, after on the contrary, state some things which are in direct lands.
being at sea 48 day: Our treatment at this port opposition to the rumours which have been in circu- menu of the Sciences and the Arts. His Majesty, The Bishop of ELY leaves to
i -• will appear incredible ; after being boarded by save- lation. The resignation of' all the Ministers, except on the 11th of the month, went to the Academy for voir Castle, on a visit to the Du
ral, Officers of Government, who, after examining The Bishop of PETERBOR(
the Duke of RICHELIEU, was said to have taken place Short-hand Writers, where several exercises were per-
Holmes's Hotel, Parliament-st
our papers, &c. departed apparently 'satisfied, and
we apprehended no farther delay in procuring the on Thursday ; but our Readers will see from tie formed in his presence by the pupils, on whom he
rough.
necessary supplies for which we entered the port.- extracts which we subjoin, that on the day Vier this lavished all sorts of encouragement.
Sir DAVID and Lady BA IRD a
The last Officer that boarded us entered the ship, reported resignation (Friday) all the Ministers were The laws of health are every where observed with Hotel, Albemarle-street, from I
and, with great disrespect to the Captain and Offi- at thy KING'S Levee, and that the Duke of RICLIEI,IIII,7 the greatest rigour. At the end of November, there Captain and Mrs. SEYMOUR
from their sear, Eaton, Hants.
tarsi called for -the ship's papers, which he pro-
stud M. LAINZ afterwards transacted business with were in the Lazaret of Mahon alone no less than 42
nounced false, without even deigningto look at them, Colonel and Mrs. MASoN and
awry conjointly. Neither has the conduct of vessels under quarantine.
*nd imfaediately otdered his soldiers to search the his MA.' , London Hotel, Albemarle-street
ship, which they did without opposition. After the Chamber of Deputies been such is had been con- Sir CHARLES COLVILLE, Bar
treating us s'ith great insolence, he departed. We fidently announced. Instead of rejecting the proposal ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER DAY'S PARIS 13ta in, leave town to-morrow fc
were then guarded by a boat filled with armed men, of granting six-twelfths on the taxes of 1819, the PAPERS. 'rhe following Notice is tale(
and all communication with the city cut off. Paris of 1761 :-" The Ladies of Disi
Report of the Commission charged with the exami- At a late hour this forenoon, another day's
" A short tinge after, our ship was boarded by an End of the. Town have determir
nation of the • project, recommended its adoption with Papers (those of Monday) arrived, but their contents
armed force, area plundered of several articles, and a Poor all the • Winnings at Cards c
great quantity of ship stores. Messrs. Byers, Smith, a slight amendment,
limiting the time of receiving only serve to throw greater doubt and obscurity over
oi,.
r•JotiN Cox HIPPISLEY, Ba
and myself, were then forced into their boat; Cap- these six-twelfths to the Ist of July, instead of the the private reports which continue to be so indus- Address of Condolence to the
tain Mackey, the first mate, and trading officer, com- period when the new Law of Finances shoultairave triously circulated with respect to a change in the the Somerset County Meeting,
i pelled to follow us. The American ensign was struck ; passed the Chamber. The Commission at the same French Ministry. On Saturday night the KING is sennight, expatiated at some 1
.. • and the Portuguese haviiig put the crew on board of
time blamed the Ministers for
not having laid before said to have transuded business severally with M. P
em lary virtues of her late MA
a 74 gun ship, remained in possession of our vessel, "laxly in reference to her este
.Nliself and the above named Gentlemen, after being the Chamber accounts of the manner in which the Lame, the Minister of the Interior, and Count
-was more strongly impelled to
denied all intercourse with the American Consuls, or Revenue of 1818 had been applied, which tLey de CAZES, Minister of Police; so that up to that because he scrupled not to adi
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any other person on shore, were carried. prisoners to thought ought to have been done before any fresh period at least neither of these Ministers had re- riod of his life, when he had
justify so
the Fort, ignorant_ of the cause that_ Could
demand was made. The amendment proposed by signed, although they were positively stated to have authentic information, he had
rum an outrage on our persons and property. After. gree partaken of an erroneous
the Commission was adopted, and the discussion of given in their resignations three days before. At the
• remaining there almost an hour, exposed to the iaso- been but too prevalent, respec
lence of tisbersldiers, we were carried with a strong the whole was fixed for_Tuesday. usual grand Levee, too, on Sunday, the Ministers part of her MAJLSTY'S character,
guard to the Island of I.oloras, which is situated near Although the rumours of changes in the French are mentioned as among the personages present, hour was universally recognised
the centre of the City, at a little dimness from the Ministry are thus. discountenanced by the Public without any other exception than that of the Duke of ed) the growth add progress of
shore, and is about a mile and a half la eircanifis. Journals
all
the farther , from the imperfections of
private accounts which have Ricnetnto, whose absence is accounted for on the hie
rence, extensive and strong fortificationsits influence was not always rei
the numerous prisons and dungeons within. At been received since yesterday are filled with repeti- score of indisposition.
1 • derstanding of the heart. Hos
place we landed, and after passing by a cirenitinse, tions of the same rumours, and tend more or less to It is also worth observing, that the Marshal Sou- permission to advert to a ver
route arrived at the summit of the LdAiad. We passed corroborate them. The impression on our own minds vtost ST. CYR, another of the Ministers reported to testimony, derived from the b,
through several arched passagess.the grated d
----*-nqrs of is, that although there may be some error as to the have retired, is stated to have given, on Saturday this occasion could he adduce,
which opened at our approach, and at last we came .;...e
of
the
il to a door, which shut in the entrance of a narrow hall, "' alleged resignation having taken place, night, a brilliant ball, at which a great many lieu- the QUEEN (Sir J. Hippisley rea
was understood to have been c
which we arrived at after descending about 30 feet or very possibly as to its having yet taken place at bers of the two Chambers, Officers and,Public Func-
by General TAYLOR, Treasurer
below the surface of the ground. On either side were all, there can be no doubt whatever as to the reality tionaries, were present-a circumstance not at all corn- have been most extensive, al
:i , to be seen dungeons crowded with convicts. Into one of some such change as that reported being actually patible with the supposition of his having either ten-, from ostentation. 1 do not be
of these apartments we entered, and found it already
„il.' occupied by four naked wretches, whose appearance,progress, •
in and tolerably certain of accom •sh d d his • ' being the of doing whole course of her residence
ph ment. ere resignation, or on eve
I were it possible, was calculated to add to the horrors close of the ear has reduced
The Tunes of this morning communicates the fol- Of Prince TALLEYRAND we meet with no other Y P
in her Maassrs's favour ; ar
of our situation. lowing additional circumstances, as coming from notice than a particular designation of him, as one
debt which must be provided f
nOn examination we found our dungeon to be "an authority which is well, entitled to notice :"- of the individuals present at the Levee on Sunday. personals. Indeed, lam tow
' covered with moisture, which was continually ex- o The Duc de Iticiiii.no, it is alleged, instead of • The other intelligence in these Papers is not of of her MAJESTY, as a kind be:
uding through the walls. The ground was • about making fresh attempts at. an impossible combination much importance. The Duke of GLOUCESTEI! arrived potter of objects deserving of
two-thirds covered with stagnant water, and a hard of adverseparties, Of at an hopeless reference of in the FrenCh capital on Saturday night.
pfortunately be best appreciate
platform was all that was allowed, on which wenumbers who looked up to he
• eould rest our weary limbs ;and the vermin of every the weaker to the stronger, has been compelled orb- Letters front Madrid, of the 15th inst. announce
There is in Bedfordshire one
description that tilled our apartment prevented us en- ruptly to retire, and has been succeeded as Prime that the greatest tranquillity reigns in that capital, alone her MAJESTY has paid an
ll' • joying that repose our situation required. On the Minister by M. de CAZES. The latter is to unite in and that the KING continues his visits, as usual, to than fifty years." Such is thi
t . third day of our confinement we were separately his own person the Ministry of the Interior, and the public establishments. drawn from the most authentic
taken before three Judges who occupied a room
, - the General Director of the Police. M. JAUCOURT ; The Emperor of RUSSIA was to quit Vienna on charitable institution, a sum ex
richly decorated with the images of saints, and the 6 . - been devoted by her MAJESTI
implements used in their worship here. We under- r
( °reign Minister, ad interim, during the absence the 19th, and to take his route home by Briitnn, in
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went an examination concerning our voyage, &c. and.„ of Prince TALLZYJIAND, at Vienna, in the year Moravia. Royal jewels, the appropriate
pendage of the QUEEN' s exalt
then were remanded to prison. In this situatioß we 18140 is to be. Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs ; An Austrian publicist has published a General the only fund from which the i
remained five days and nights, when we were deli- Admiral TRUGIJZT tb succeed to the Administration Statistical View of Europe, in which he estimates incurred by her extended chant
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