Star.
London, England, 1819-06-23 00:00:00

Thiv;-day is.a gem beildafat the Beak ; the Stock
*xchaar is taw clued, bat as immesee *umber of
Broken are assembled an the Soya Szehaap 0011111
private bargains have been made, Ing tio waded Oa
as be saated. caasois, 67B—Chaakeir

lONIMMINMMI •
MEETING ON HUNSLET MOOR.
LUDS, JUNifee.
In the hurcrof sending off my letter last night, I

omitted to state, that Mr. Joni Batxss, Proprietor
of.the Leeds Mercasty, in reply to a gross personal
attack made on him by Mr. Pane, the principal
Speaker, addrissed the Meeting at considerable
lingth,. in the course of which he let falllsonse whole-
AIM and salutary advice to the *altitude assembled.
It did not appear, however, to be tinsel/6E4ll*d, as
be was several times interrupted by hisses and violent
clamour. He assured them, that believer was friendly
to such wild theories as Universal Waage and An-
nual Parliaments, and never 'rapid lend' his sanailon
to eappart sneassues so frengbt with "ischief.,
Leases ,conchsded by iodising, that a lapis/don
be presented to the Melon Of 14,11Da, hrlia
to call a Public Meeting, for the porposis. gale*
a Petition to the Legislature; balm-ail them to tali
the distressed sitaation of the workmen in this district
into their immediate consideration, and grant such re.
licit' as in their wisdom shall semi proper, etc. 4
. This Itesdution, after miachclatciour, was dechiredi
to be carried; and the Meeting dispersed more peace-
ably than was expected, from the turbulent spirit
that aeseverai intervals manifested itself.
Mr.Pirrae repelled the aspersions that had been
cast upon him, as to the lowness of his calling, and
said he should not have been ashamed ofit.even had
he been a joutneyenan tailor. He took leave of the
Bieetfig, by telling them it was probable he should
not have an opportunity' of addressing them again.
This is highly probable, as it is reported here that a
representation of his language at the first Meeting
has been transmitted to Government. •• .
Both our Cloth Hallr were most extensively sap.
plied to-day, and, though the demand was not ado.
vane thereto, it is with pleasure I state,. that thaw
was more business done than for several weeks past.
This is attributed to as expected rise on all deserip.'
tins of woollen goods, in consequence of .the
abotit to be levied on foreign wool imported. • -

MORE MEETINGS.
A numerous Reform Meeting was held on Mondly
at Dewsbury, in Yorkshire; when Resolutions and
Declarations, similar in substance to those adopted
at Leeds on the Monday prerious, were agreed to.—
Sitnnar Meetings were also held the same clay at
Manchester and other places in Yorkshire and Lan•

cashire.—ls gives is pleasure to be able to add, that
• die People composing -these different assemblies,
droghstnarting under severe privations, every where
conducted themselves peaceably, and that there was
no_ occasion for calling on either the Civil es Mili-
tary Power.

MAXCUESTER.
Monday, as we learn from a Manchester Paper, a
meeting took took place in the fanfous Biaatdrfteld
near that town, where a cart was provided as a bust-
ins, from WheSce a string of Resolutions litre read,
moved, and seconded and voted, by *grand of Refor-
men. 'What those Resolution were; says sheEacheage
libraid, 4 we have not 'distinctly heard; though we are
ea, they ire either the same, or, in substance, bad the
same tendency as those of Ashton and Leeds, which
go lengths, little, if any thing, short of High Trea-
sonb and which we have no doubt will be, in due
time, noticed by the legal advisers of the Crowo:—
The Meeting was not very numerous, though the
Itinser hour was selected in order to :Well the num-
bers--and we have not beard of any: overwhelming
torrents of eloquence which were poured into the ears,
of the deluded and half-informed polidciaoc—apd we
are happy to add, .nothing *PP' machrot Itk a brepeli
of the peace occurred; and that the assessibly *rake
up and quietly dispersed about two o'clock.
• STOCKPORT, Re. •
'A Circular has been distributed at Stockport and'
• hi vicinity, for the purpose of convening a Meeting
OR Sandy Brour on- Monday next, " for the purpose
of taking into consideration what steps are neces-
sary to be adopted to get our Petitions to the Throne,

It fads verifalse notion, we are told, to 'typo:4gram'
the members of the BONAPARTII Family in Austria
enjoy an entire libetty. Subjected, tat the concrtry,
to the most sigmas surveillance, they cannot
move a step with Out express permission. They are
especially strictly interdicted from having the
slightest communication with the young NAPOLEON.
FROM OUR PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT.
“ PARIS, JUNE O.
4, Persecution has always made sects to flourish,
and it has had a similar effect on the Press. The
moment that the new law exacted the sum of 1:8000,
deposited as a security by the Editors of the daily
Journals, instead of the number of Journals dimi-
nishing they increase. It is true that the new !peen.
Uteri calculated on the fall of of the old
ones ; and as these keep their gronisii,liskintetlopers
feel rather uncomfortable; but thestoney is advan-
ced, and all the paraphernalia- of r Printing-offeatil
established ; they are obliged to goon. Wh have es
new Journals, La Reitonntle (the Fame), a modiut
'Ode enough, chosen by Messieurs B 6 CONSTANT and

Ce. Le Cemear (the Censor), by Messieurs Cairn
Ind DOltuTili, the former the Translator' of Sir
R. PRILLTPS'S Stork on Juries: these two are both
ultra-liberal, er rather the former gives' to the Con-
stitution the most liberal construction that it will ad-
,
4tit of; while the latter are simple democrats.—
Down with the system,' say they, down with it r
But what do you propose in its place?' When it
is destroyed ive will consider of it!' Such is the sys-
tem of Messrs; COMTE and DUEUTER, who have
been several times in prison for libels, and who
cringed to M. DIOAESS for his support, and receiving,
it turned round to sting him ; and by an article in
yesterday's Paper, 'it appears that all their venom is
not yet exhausted—it is so difficult to pardon those
we have injured. Next comes the Regulator, or. the
Journal of the Doetrineires; this is. Messrs. Ki.
a4lay and Co.'s Paper : their standard is priori/der,
to which they mean to chain men. 6 Peri& man,
that principles may flourish!' is their motto. This
Journal is Ministerial according to the professions of
Ministers ; but as it declares it will not be subject to
their aberrations, we shall sometimes see it with, and
sometimes against them. the Drapeau Blanc (the
White Flag) brings up the rear : its author, M.MaR-
TAINVILLZ, is the author of an Opera, as exquisite
as its title—Sheep's Trot/err!! He is the bell-wither
of the pure snow-white flock of the Ultras ; and u
he fancies that all the pasturage of the farm belongs
so his flock, the bell-wether runs full butt against all
intruders ; for instance some of the white flock felt
upon Marshal Barna and basely murdered him ; his
widow demands justice on the culprits whose snowy
fleeces were still tinged with his blood ; the furious
ram no sooner sees the disconsolate widow, but he
gores her too with his horns; and, Oh shame !, they
are going to try him for proving that killing is no
murder, when the trade is exercised by a flock of
pure Merinos!

“ The shepherd of the flock, M. Cst—T-3—D, in
sign of satisfaction, caresses the bell-wether, and suf-
fers it to lick his hand : he says it is not enough that
the sheep are really of the true Spanish breed, they
mug chew it,?nd prepare the way for that glory of'
Spain, the Inquisition! We rnuchdoubt whether the
Priest, the bell-wether, and the flock, will emceed in
their attempts, and yet it is a pity they should not,
they bleat and cry bah so very religiously,!

" PARIS, JUNE 21.

" The Independent, of the 17th and 18tir, gives an
account of the battles of the 16th and 18th of June,
1815 NAPOLEON, says he, advanced with 90,000
against 200,000; his victory was most complete the
16th; on the 18th, says he, NAPOLEON attacked the
English and Dutch with 60,000, The enemy having
90,000 ; what became of the 110,000 ? We suppoie'
they were all destroyed by the French, except &-
Low's corps of 30,000, which came up at five o'clock
and decided the.victory. This statement chews the
Frenchman ridiculously ignorant of the *veins sif Bib&
day. Let it be granted that the Allies werein greeter
force than the French, and had the bewefit of a, eho-
ten spot, combining the advantages of aft Ind natute ;
that the Freneh fought like Devils; that the Dukeef
WILLINOTON was never so put to it in his life; that
his old enemy, Marshal Nay, disconcated
plans, and got possession of the British Artillery so-

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which, added to private donations, had chiefly fur-
-1 aishtd Moirmo with the means of fitting out his
army. The last cocoa crop had been abundant.
Accounts from Buenos Ayres of the middle of
'March state that the Government, in order to open
the communication with Chili, which had been inter-

rupted for some time by the .Caciques, or Indians,
had deemed it expedient to dispatch a considerable
body of men into the interior to restore it. It ap-
pears that there are two parties of the Indians—one
attached to the cause of the Insurgents, and another
opposed to it. The first of these have evinced a great
desire to oppose the Royalists, and had sent notice to
the Supreme Director, that should the Spanish arma-
ment, of which they had heard intelligence, make a
landing in the River Plat4a, they would send a con-
siderable force to repel the invaders.—ln the absence
of the regular troops from Buenos Ayres, the Blacks,
who ((cried the militia of the place, had been called
upon tb do duty. It had been proposed to them•that

(they should join .the men sent against the Indians;
thisthey stkennouily opposed, and but for the energy
of the Commanding Officer, disturbances would have
been occasioned in consequence.

The PRINCE REGENT dined with the Eirl and
Countess of WARWICK yesterday, at their house, in
Seymour-place.
Yesterday, the Duke of KENT visited the Prunes
REGENT it Carlton-House.
Yesterday, Prince LEOPOLD had a dinner party at
Marlborough House.
Yesterday, the Duchess of Yonk visited Prince
LEOPOLD at Marlborough House. Ilk Royal High-
ness conducted the Royal Duchess over the spacious
mansion house, and afterwards through the extensive
garden and grounds.
. Sir WILLIAM and Miss BURRODOIIS gave a Ball in
a style of gteat magnificence, on Tuesday evening,
lin Berkeley-square, under the direction of the ac-
complished daughter of Sir WILLIAM.
It is reported that some very curious Memoirs of a
Noble Lord are about to appear, under the title of
Harold Mt Exile.

, We learn that Rear-Admiral PLASIPIN has been re-
moved• from the command of the squadron at St.
'Helena, and that Rears Admiral EDWARD Lzvssox
OMER hks been appointed to succeed him.
Colonel AYR has chutered another ship at Cork,
In• addition to those he had before taken up, for the
conveyance of troops enlisted by him, to join the In-
dependent Army in South America.
The LORD MAYOR has refused to comply with the
requisition to convene a Common Hall for the pur-
pose of petitioning Parliament against the proposed
Neil' Taxes,
pRVRY LANg Taskrat.---Tha Proprietors of
Drury-Lane Theatre yesterday entered into an agree-
ment with Mr. ELLIsToN for renting the property,
for fourteen years, at the annual sum of Ten Thou-
sand Pounds.

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TREAT/It, HAYMAit2T.—rhe Mountaimeert wal
last night very effectively performedhere. Mr. Ral,
as Octavian, displayed powers of expression and an
intensity of feeling, which must have astonished those
of the spectators who had witnessed his efforts only
at Drill plane Theatre. It is evident, that what there
appearW a defect in utterance, arose from the great
exertion necessary to fill the enormous space in which
the more delicate excellencies of the actor were lost.
The Play was followed, by the Interlude of Sylvester
Dagger:read. The eccentric stroller was represented
by a Gentleman, who had already appeared in that
part on a benefit night. -His performance, although
perhaps too extravagant even for the very extrava-
gant part he had to sustain, was not destitute of merit.
In the Farce of Ail the orld's a Stage, Morrows
played his old part of Diggory with his usual unri-
valled humour and whimsicality.
EAST-Lk:DIA Housa.—A Quarterly General Court
of Proprietors of F.ast India Stock was yesterday
held at the Company's House, in Leadenhall-street.
The routine business having gone through,
The propo —,4 That 'the Court do
*wee to a ReLolution of the Court of Directors of the
Ith int. declaring a dividend of 5.} per cent. on the
pital stock of the Company, for the half year corn-
iencing the sth of'January last, and ending the sth
of July next."—Agreed to.
It was then proposed to confirm the grant oft-60,
o the Marquis of Hastings, which was agreed to, sub
ailentio.The grant of £l5OO, to Sir lVfurray Maa-
ss= also cdnfirmed.
• The appointment of a Chaplain to the Facto:lE
Canton, with a sabtry.of 1../300 per Auburn will next
Confirmed.
It was moved and carried, that. Mr. LLOYD, of the
Civil Establishment be permitted to return,
his rank, to India, subject en the confirmation
another. General Court.
-TbeCitittastAN moved—" That this Court do agree
the Resolution of the Court of Directors of the Bth
Sir George Miler° Barlow,
'MAO per annum, on ac-

l the motion,
carried.

about half-
at No. 8,
had per-
nearly four
front of the
decently
hat. On

rGENCE.

11.—Wind tht Lod
he Leeward Islands;
Jorfts, Josts, for London. '
-Wind W. S. W.—Arrived die for Cadiz ;la Penne F 8,4p4,44
; ; Richard, H crest:A, h oi,,
rind N. W.—Sailed the truce
; and Castlereagh Packet, ter

Mac, Jung 518. ..—Arrived and sailed fee ther
the lisaLvs, Meals, 1 Jamaica. Sailed the Curlew, e
for Malta. Came down from the River last erinau,
Banks, litavalsam, for Qnebee.
Dovra, hire 2..—Sailed this morning the Princes, c
Packet, Captain HALLAWDS, for °stead, with a midi auk!
gers ; also the Lord Duncan Packet, C.tptain ifaoft
Calais, with passengers. Arrived this evening the I,c
mouth Park t, Captain Paiute, and a French Parket, h
kis, with paisengers.
CUSIXIII Heys', Joist R!.--Entrred -I-seards—The
Blucher, Ellis, from Rotterdam; Neptune' You: n and
Henderson, fr)tn Riga; Miliaria, Kraft, from Datteh.
burr, Ronald, from St. Petersburg ; Edward, Davis, fr,
terfurd; Fornaz, Foster, and St. Nkholay, Schwan, trot
Aurora, blench, from liusum ; Paragon. Hare, • Iran
stadt ; Elizabeth, Cameron, from Riga ; lilac.eyed tai
terden, from Waterford; Christian, Fa, thringiu.su, (tot
Ann, Mills, from Waterford; ano Friends, from
Entered Outwards—The Marshal Eluchsr, Ills, fur
dam; Herm, Tailliart, for Calais; Prince of Waterlee
'for Ostend; Desire, Brice, for Antwerp; &mouth, T)
Malaga; Spectator, Rinhardsou, for Detritriira ;
strong, for llamburgh; Active, Cock, for Quel•ec 7
Neutral, Lundberg, for -Gottenburgh.---Cle.red Os.
The Divpatch, Findlay, for Malta ; Divid, Pace, f(i-
I..atona, Stable, far St. l'etersburi.la ; Samuel, Grant,
Orleans; Eaterprize, Young, fur Elsineur and Stettin:
Johnson, for liamburgh ; Little Frederick, Thorn, for ,
Edward's Island ; Reward, Lough, for Himbulis ;
Fikeds, Le Grosby, for Virginia.
Cleared Outwards: The Garland, Wankill, for Mitieq..,.
Active, Ilutchins, for Dublin; Salis'oury, Guild, for C.,
William, Dawson, for ilambur;h; Me=ander, better,
Dantzic ; and Dui o hy, Stewart, for Quebec.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

HAIIPTON RACE&
WITINISIDST, JUNI 2Z.-(11.1161' LAT).
Thh most pleasurable of the different sports which
teke place on the fame 4 Mouse Ifuru comment,
agreeably to annual custom ; and altholgh we canno:
the attendance of its illusttious patron, the Duke of
and a long train of Nobility as on <Also: similar occasion%
there was a tolarable sprinkling of beauty and fashion, and
many visitors of every other description as we have aven'oa
Coterie at any former Races. Tla,:re were neither accident;

other unplealtantries, and nothing of particuktr notice
the performance of John Earl, the Bir.itingharn Pedestrian,
krzerted his abilities, in running against time, at AK'ot, for ve:
ever the company thought proper to give him. Sir Charles
*an, Bart. and J. S. S. Smith, Esq. weir Stewards, aad
result of the sport will be found o 3 follows:

The Clarence Stakes of Sr& each, with Ings. added, for al;
The winner to be sold, if demar.ded, for ICOcs.
Sir J. Shelley's b. c. Conius -
Mr. Benbow s b.l Maiden

Major DarvaWs b. h. The Duke
Mr. Ern!in's b. b. Sangrado - -
Mr. Walker's bl. c. by Smelensko -
Mr. 'Kirby's b. b. Schee* - -
Six and 5 to 4 the field agst any ole ; eter •he f,rst hea• ! a
4 was taken Comas agst the held; Smokarko r..n Cir:c• .1
high style by half a neck; and Comm won the sceo:A el 'Jr
three lengths. A good race, and bat little betting.

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