Star.
London, England, 1819-03-12 00:00:00

AFRICA.

ST. LOUIS, SENEGAL, JAMITARY
EXTRACT Or A PRIVATE LETTER ADDRESSED TO A

14ERCHA.NT AT CAEN.

A great number of ships have arrived here from
Europe, and several others are expected, exclusive of
those forming the expedition. The colony is incum-
bered w•ifh merchandise, and nothing is selling.
The arrival of the expedition is anxiously looked
for, to see what course things will take. It is taped
that the projects of Government will open fresh re-
sources to trade. Some millions of pounds of cotton
have been shipped for exportation. It is very .fine,
and from it amelioration by the care of its cultiva-
' tion, it perhaps cannot be excelled. It is worth 45
sols a pound, when shredded; but this new branch of
industry wants encouragement ; and I do not perceive
Out any thing has been done to promote this. We
find here cotton of a nankeen colour, which grows,
like the other, without cultivation and which may be
advantageously used in our manufactures.
64 Our Galam expedition has not been attended
with all the success which we anticipated. It left
this on the 17th of August, 1818, to the number of
nine vessels, under convoy of three Royal brigs of
war ; they were three months in proceeding op she
river, about 900 leagues. The navigation is danger-
ous, because it most be attempted during the hottest
and worst part of the season. This Ratak, with the
exception of the Argus Royal brig, and a merchant
vessel, deittined to peas the year at Gahm, returned
abciet the middle of December. They effected no-
thing, except bringing away some grains. The most
grievous part is, that all the Europeans, to the num-
ber of $O, Were takers sick, and IS of them died.
Fears are entertained 6r these who remain. An ex-
press just received enaminces the death of the Go-
garnet, M. Chatellut, pographiell engineer.
" TheEngliab, expedition under Major Grey, which

LONDON.

FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1819.
FI.:VDS.
PRICE OF STOCKS TUN DAY AT ONTE O.CLCCK
Bank Stock shut—Bank Long Anns, shut.
per Cent. Reduced shut—Cons.
Cons. for Acc.7ll;l-3! per Cent. shut.
4 per Cent. shut-5 per Cent. Navy 105fil
India Stock shut—lndia Bonds 35 36 prem.
Excheq. Bills (21) 2 3 dis.—Commercial 33 dis.

The shortness of out Report of the proceedings in
the Comnions last night will surprise some of our
Readers, when they learn at the same time that the
House sat till almost an hour after midnight. The
fact is simply this : a considerable time was occupied
in examining witnesses in the matter of the Honour-
able W. H. W. Qw and Mr. GRADY, when Mr.
StunßT IVORTLEV gave notice that if any of the
Newspapers should publish any part of the examina-
tion before the whole was concluded he would bring
the matter before the lkuse. Of course, in common
with our fellow-journalists, we abstain from doing
what, after such a denunciation, would be deemed al
breach of privilege.

At a late hour 14st night a Mail arrived from
Flanders, and brought rrussels Papers to the 10th
instant, from which we have given extracts in a pre-
ceding colnmn.

This morning w•e received German Papers of late
dates. The following are extracts from Frankfort
Papers to the 4th instant :

lIANOVF.R. FEBRUARY 20.
We expect great changes on the present composi-
tion of oulf- States, which ore formed of Deputies of.l
the several Provincial States. We shall soon have a'
Constitution of the Assembly organized on a new
basis, which is generally supposed will be first pro-
posed to the States for their discussion. The essen-1
tial difference between this new Constitution and that
of the different Provinces, will consist, it is said, not
only in its being common to the whole Kingdom, but
also in establishing two separate Chambers. At the
head of these two Chambers there will be, it is re-
ported, an hereditary Marshal of the Kingdom, but
the relation in whirl: he will stand to the States, after
theii new Cointitution, is not yet known, and per-
haps not even entirely fixed. If the functions of the
Marshal were of such a nature as to give him a real
influence in the Government, and not a matter of
mere form, many enlightened Patriots believe that it
would be more favourable to the public good, that
this place should not be hereditary, but that in case
of a vacancy, a person should be appointed to it
who should be judged worthy to fill it. According
to the enlightened principles of the Government,
there is more than one good reason in favour of this
opinion.

We learn with regret that the hopes which had
been entertained of the produce of the various taxes
have not been realized in the year just expired, that
there is a considerable deficiency in the revenue, and
that it is necessary to open new sources to make it
good. Many persons who probably are not well in-
formed, but who are otherwise men of very ostensible
characters, believe that one of the cakes of the diffe-
rence between the receipt and the disbursements is,
that since the happy restoration of our legitimate
Government, the Exchequer has been charged with
more expenses than it had to bear before the unhappy
period of the Westphalian Government. Though
many persons who are better informed, pretend the
contrary, they have however notleen able to refute,
in a satisfactory manner, this supposition, which is
doubtless erroneous. How desirable would it be, in
this point of view, that a correct statement of the re-
ceipt' and expenditure of the State were published,
and that an enlightened Member of the Assembly of
the States should mate this affair the subject of a
proposal to the Assembly. It is well known that the
Prince Royal, when the Assembly was constituted,
cause 4 a declaration to be made to it, that he would
favourably receive all plant, and 411 wishes that con-
cerned the Kingdom of Hanover and its subjects.

VIENNA, FEBRUARY ss.
. Prince Kaunitz, our Ambassador to the. Pope, has
left this City to repair to Rome.

_ .
The Emperor and Empress arrived in good health
at Venice on the 18th. Her Majesty, the Duchess of
Farina, arrived there on the 15th. •

The departure of Prince hletternich for Italy was
fixed for yesterday. In his company there are no
official characters except Count Mercy, Counsellor of
State for the Foreign Department, and Count Spiegel,
for the Getman Department. The Prince has also

called on the teounsellibr of Leg.ltion, :st.
Schlegel, to accompany him, in order to
of his extensive acquaintance with the
Arts. Af. Ender, the Landscape pai,r.ll,
made himself known by his voy:te to 11
the masterly drawings which he mid?.
tend the Prince; and it is hoped in ger,:..r...1
visit of the Court to Italy will promote, is ;
spects, the interests of the Arts and. Science,
The journey of his Majesty has f its ch;
the welfare of his own provinces, Ail tht
reported of-the political objects of >Tr
to be wholly groundless. It is ti uc ti; ,ta g
Of the Diplomatic Body here will i 6,1 y, t,,
The Pope's Nuncio, the French Antbassadni
nisters of Russia, l'russia, England, Detn,:l.
and Saxony, arc ei:hor already gone,
point of going. None of these Miiii,ters,
is the suite of the Emperor-I'am* of eaen;
invited—each makes the journey at his own
and for his own satisfaction. 'Meantime, V
be for several months in a state of sol..adc.
tion, which will be the more str:kilg,
mences with the end of the ;:arnivitl.

ROME, .FEBRVIRY 13.
The Sciences, particularly Philosophy and
logy, have just experienced a seven loss.
night of the 7th of this month, M. A. lien!
He was about sixty years of age, still vet,
and active. The loss caused by Lis death
every where sensibly felt ; here it is panic,
because the number of men of noted laarnit,
proßortion to the want there is of them. HI
have attended the Grand rale .Michael in
the antiquities of Rome.

No French Paper; having arrived this
yse can add but Mlle to the detail! which
ready been laid before oar Readers respect
collision cf parties. Priv.tte ktters resceiv(
day mention a fact not stated in the prince,
but which serves to slim the temper with
Ultras learnt that new Members were to h.••
the Peerage: On Saturday, the I:,st
proceedings have been revlted, the Colin'
AtozoNo:g, brother-in-lx.v cf :a. Mco.,g, num
conclusion of a most perplexed harangue.
President of the Chamber should he three:
pair to the Kix°, with an Addre,s, k.rtwes,
pain which the Chamber felt at the .au,;nrenl
the number of Peers; bat this once at least,
bore the sway, thanks to the energy cf the
which prevented this scandakr.s- outrage,
with loud cries. of " Vive le Rci," and thus du
them many of those who for some time past
fered tliemselves to be deceived ; when the
broke up the sitting all on a sudden,' witharti
petting the proposition to the vote.
after the publication of the Ordinance on
nation of the Pee, M. LAINP left Paris,
taking formal leave of the Chamber. It is not
whether he has gone to Bourdeaux or
sudden departure of this ex-Minister has
great sensation.
The following list will strew the political
ter of the new batch of Peers created bl

of FRA NCE :
Marshals of Bonaparte
Members of the House of Peers of the 100 days
Members of the I loure of P.epresentatives of the 100
Ministers of Bonaparte
Lieutenants-Gcneral of Bonaparte

of Bonaparte -

Apothecaries.
Unknown Peers
Decided Royalist
On the sth April the proceedings will c
bofore the Court of Assizes at Paris against
TILLoN and MARINET, charged with attem

—.ate the Duke of WELLINGTON.
The French Funds, according to the private
from Paris, were 65f. 20c. without die
which is equivalent to 67f. 70c. The rate
change was 23.45.

Letters have been received from Monbte
the 9th of December. They state, that great
dons had been made by the Government of
Ayres, not only to strengthen the army in Chi]
also to diminish the power of General A,
tgainst whom several fresh expeditions had
.vent; but it seems that by avoiding any general
gegen:lest with either the Portuguese or the
from Buenos Ayres, he was enabled to 7
a considerable number of men. The naval
Buenos Apes, though it had been extreme]
had since July last been very unsuccessful.
ing to an official list, not more than six er ct
nish ships and brigs had been captured from
we have just mentioned. They were nearly
by the Union, the Independencia, and the
Several of them are stated to have had very
'cargoes. Admiral BROWN, who some time
wired a commission from the Government of .
Ayres, and who lately was , concerned in som,
ceedings at Do,*--

had reached
Plate, where he had been, however, immedi.c
'rested. It will be recollected that the "
forming part of an expedition, with troops on
from Spain, destined for South America,
carried into Buenos Ayres—it is now said
vessel has been given up to the Captain by .
vernment of that place, from whence she intrnedi
sailed for Lima. ''here was no apprehension

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FRIGIITON, MARCHII.

afternoon the Yams Recarcr was on
riding in the western vicinity of the town
;me. The day being remarkably fine and
rides along the cliffs and downs were all
:le among the fashionable company.
:e guests at the Pavilion are much dimi.
ober within these !es's, days, and there
arrivals. Every appearance indicates a'
:ement for London in a few days.
fiel of families are on the eve of departure
stropolis. The Earl of EGREMONT, Lord,
>esaLLY, the Countess of CLAIM, and
INGTON, are in the list of departures.
rt. (late Steward to the RI:GENT'S House-
on Wedneiday afternoon, after a severe
is Gentleman was in the With year of his
.as highly respected by his Royal Master,
'le most feeling consideration. visited the
an old servant, and took a last farewell.

AM :N Br oommtro is expected at Carl.
or on Sunday, to make ar-
for the arrival of the PAINCE REGENT,
to the Levee on Thursday next.
lay night the Duke and Duchess of G con-
irned to town from Saga*: Yesterday,
one o'clock, their Royat Highnesses left
:louse for Windsor. Gloucester Muse con-
zed daily %‘ 01 inquirers after the health
and Duchess.

great satisfaction in stating, that chnsi-
lrovement has taken place in the Loan
)tt's health.
:Noress TAvisr.,,or had a sr..lcct party
cnair.g at her house in Arlington-street.
Atzacx's.—On Wednesday, the assem-
inguislied personages was more numerous
first sight. The rooms were fancifully
the addition of lights, &c. which had a
te. ;It eleven o'clotk dancing commenc-
;ew Quadrille, taken from Dee Giovanni,
re the following personages :
.u.seouvr -•- Lady J. Goan
tossasrox - - - LadT CMPADIamg GRAHAyi
Gomm - - Miss MUM
Ow
MU. FRAM'S
4 Mr. CATIICATt? Lady C. Galling •
St:snore . - - Lady C. Gnzeita.z •
mum - - Miss Knlyantp
files were succeeded by some' delightful
+ronght from Vienna by the Countess of
During the night., the company were
ierved .with the choicest refreshments.—
dance was kept up with unabated spirit
sast four o'clock, when the company re-
:he fascinating scene with seemingregret.
distinguished astemblage, the following
v.,cre present . - •
wguirgton, Duke Ind Duchess of _Valet tha
Duchess of Ricllnattnd,.the ratitts 1..-runes, Aar-
;Oneness of Downshire, I)owager Marchioness of
te Ladles Hill, Marchioness of IVetrecstet, Ceunteis
I,,ecentess and the Ladle?. Vottercuc, Countess of
Ladies Greville. Lady Finch Hatton, Countess
the Ladies Gordon, Lord Mountcbarles, Earl of
• Ladies Kerpti. Marquis and Marcki,tuess of
a' toss of 31ountnorria, Countess of Warwick, the
Lustoc Lady IL &admit, Lady Ehniamere,
;an, Duebess of Mar/horote-, Lord and Lady C.
sly Brawnlow, Sty S. Ikm Lady Cranbcorne,
nge Antqn, the Itta. 11. Peel, Sir Robert and
lane, Sir H. Lambert, the Earl of Westntoreland,
Prince I%l'olkonslty. Baron de Cases, Earl and
Wicklow, Sir C. ll4t.tcr, Ste. Ste.
BALL.--The Lady of /11.ajor-
r JOHN MWe RAT gave a brilliant Ball and
Tue'sday evening, at her superb residence
Ximpole• street. The two splendid draw-
and the other apartments, were appro-
ltaninated. Dancing commenced in the
:Lven o'clock. Waltzes and quadrilles were
it three in the morning, excepting during
dewiest to the banquet, which was set out
it eating-room on the ground floor. There
,g the visitants
Hilliness the Doke of Sussex.
•ii:n including the Duke of San Carlos

N—ltichnlond, Marlborough, Argyll, Wellington.
1):Irn1.7.
Aboyne, Darnley, Dow. of Clontnell.

'ape', Spencer Mord" C. Bligh, Sny and Sele,
, Murr.v, Ennismc.re, Herbert, G. illoov, Planes,
Torrenot, G. Palk, J. Mama, Orey, Egerton.
ity 'niter.., Thomas &gluey, Grey Egertou. •
h.

Mfintavie, Smith, Bail Cochrane, Knox, Greville,
Y.:r>, 1111ynear.
t Tierney, Diners, Montague.
rioney, I'4k, 2\444.t0n, Slontagml, 11.ntinck,

.OVE gave a grand dinner, on Friday last,
ise, on the Royal Terrace at Weymotstlr, to
:men of the Farquharson Hunt ; after which
ball and supper took place at the Assembly
was opened by Mr. ROLLESTON and
tus OrwAy, to the tune of The Lady V
The supper consisted of every delicacy of
1, and ti.e wines were of the choicest de-
and vintage.

.ste AmurAtz. —.rho Earl of Stair, from Brighton;
tit ?a 7 :11,:ntrtscr. i Waterloo-place; the Rev. Mr.
Lornlv.v, ,Mrs. and Ilhim Lyon, and Colonel Hulse,
Bore!; the Marquis of Worcester% from Gloucester. .‘l.:lbourn and the Hon. Frederick Lamb, from
Bert-. ; the night lion. R. Ryder, from a tour ;
Pawil, from Woburn Abbey; Sir Alexander Don,
B:izhton; the Hon. Ilunry Wester.ta, M. P. from
Mon:en:tr., at his hotte, Curzon-street, May-fair;
"t; R. Wic.im, front Brighton, at their house
, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, from Langley Park,
•!. Dover-street ; Mr, and Mrs. flap St. James,

Prlde•-.rt 131,..me, Mr. Blackstone, and Mr.
".4 At's He,,, I, for Fiance.
z-+;,:is.--lies.ides the bats of white and satin
some are now Seen of lilac, which
wieter ; some of xrreo or
c:::0:1 .4 the *We, Which are to,,re g, .fer.:4y
Pr-4:1,1,4de, the nurnbecof ilrt•sars
•'.,!sliosiri-Ir.:e.; these dresses are chiefly
iroo.grey, or white. The change
~nes, it is ultiicult to reconcile
te;•lti has been gradual, and the ',forams.
•rt. 'so the .3t.sge were infidels of earici-
ac7.4.oas a.r.:;cit to Ike 01.1,44

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NAVAL INTEaTOZNae

H Potresortn, Menge 11.—Wind N. W. tight i)reinee.-.Esired
the Benne Cheyenne and • Savage, jury-mAsts, to the
'eastward.

Thum, Maus 11.—WInd N.-.-Came down frostlike Rhtr
last cueing, the Daphne Manotsay, for Cork add OS South
Seal; Solon, W.u.crit, and Fortuna, Maui, for Cadiz ; Ne-
.
rims, LVCICLOW, fur Gibraltar; Moiniiists sloop of WAI, for a
foreign station; Voyager, JAQi:ea, from Shields for Iltmarara;
aurora, 11Arce, from Newcastle for Canhagena I Neptune,
Ilasan, from Hull fur Cadiz, and sailed this *fru-noon, with
the rests.of the outward-bout:l, on their respective
Fier Y. K.—More yrssels are coming•dowa and going through
the Downs, name's mknown. •

MARCH 11.— Wind N.N.W.—Arrived tit% morning,
the Princes' Charlotte packet, Capt. Ilm.t.ANani,,from °item!,
with a Mail and passengers. Sailed thi, day thr King George
packet, Capt. Kuin, fur Calais, with a Nlail a::d paisengzrs.

Sour, auto( 5.—A randier of vessels hava put in hereby
contrary winds, amongst which is the Vital, from
Pools to Liverpool, having carried away her ma,t-head and
boom.

Paonow, ?drawn ft.—Th 'tillers, DAL TOW, of Swansea,
laden with copper ore, struck. on !lowland Islar.s: last ni;tht, and
immediately tusk--crew And part of the materials saved, but
the •esael and cargo syill be lust. .
I __

litttt Mmten to.—The Little COertils, NPlCivri. from
Philadelphia, arrive here tbis morning, after havlng
shore at the Spurn Point. .

BurAtte Kasten 2.—Wind N.W.—The liamlet, --, for
St. Thomas's, struck on a rock 23 miles 3. of this, on Thursday I
night; she got off by the assistance of twa Itevenue cruizers, on
Saturday, and has arrirzd het e with some damage. 'fie Cap-
min has killed himself with a dose of_ laudanum. The s.ssel
must be repaired before she can proceed. •
Cossees-Horts, Masan 1 I.—Ettrzarn Isear4uns : The Jong
Theodor, De Jong, from Amsterdam ; Earl :if Clancarty,
fa-
ming, (rpm Rotterdam.—Ocrwauni The Exeter, How, fir
Gibraltar; Margaret, Davison, for Bermuda; Alliance, Stew.
aril, for Prince of Wales's Ivlauel; Sarah, Bell, fur ll•anzioure;
Elizabeth, Carr, for Peteribintli.-..:Otaisr.cii Orrwa 'ln:
Donkin ; Bon Voilier, lumen, and Mackerel, 1 fib,
fur I)antsie ; Waterloo, Cole. fur liarannah; Britanria, Davy,
t. a, I layti ; fur Aimuel ; and l'argle, Starbuck,
for the South Seas.

The mercantile world suffered a severe shock yes-
terday morning, in the failarc of the very eminent
house of J. BATIANDI:N and Co. The outstanding
debts and acceptances fall little short, it is said, of
0200,000. This calamity has been principally brought
on by the declining state of the markets, the house
holding large quantities of clover-seed, cotton, and
tallow, the whole of wl:ich articles have undergone
a very great depreciation. Among their accbptauccs
were bills to a large amount, drawn in behalf of the
Prussian Government ; but these latter have all been
taken up by Mr. iloriiscizn.u.
In consequence of the great fall in the market for 11
raw cotton, expresses have been sent from Liverpool
overland to Calcutta, in order to countermand, as ,
speedily as possible, any further shipments of that
article. An absolute engagement is said to have
been entered into by the persons bearing the expresses
to deliver them, allowing fer accidents to life or•limb,
in three months from the date of leaving England.
The whole f
the late Qyees's Servants have re-
ceived notice that the full amount of their respective
salaries will be continued to them; by, way of pension,
for life; and at the same time they have been in-
formed that they will he expected to quit the apart.
meets which they still occupy in the cliffereot. Royal
, Establishments on the sth of next month. - .

Sunday the Persian Ambassador, who is coming
to the Court of London, arrived in Paris, and allgtte3
with all his suite at the Hotel Ilmtrbon, Rue de la
Pair. The reside:we of this Personage it .V.crllia,
caused a very lively sensation. Since the time of
Roool,Ptt 11. a pericd of nearly tiro hundred years.
a Persian Envoy had not been seen in,that Capital,
although the Court of Austria always sought to cul-
tivate an alliance with Persia, whose friendship rniet
form a kind of counterpoise to the Ottoman Porte.

Advio from Jamaica to the 29th January state
the arrival at Kingstoa of the schooner Juliana flow
Angustura; the Captain of which reported, that just
before he sailed a report had reached that plice of
the Royalists having been defeated, and Cumana
captured, on the 28'h of December; and that a great
number of Mont:J.o*s troops had deserted. •
The New Constitution of Hanover,. as approved by
the PRINCE REGENT, *ill Ui:lloUt delay be iulmtitted
to the States, And its adoption is said to be certain.
It proposes a general representation, and that the Le-
gislature should consist of two Chambers.
The Diet of the Duchy of Nassau was opened by
the GIAND DuKe on the pth uit. in a discourse, pf
which we are merely told that it was remarkable,
and exhibited a very satisfactOry picture of the.state
of the country.
Tuesday evening,. as Miss Ems= Prams, dsesbter of the
Pate Captain Fumes, of the Waggon Train, was dressing her-
self for a Ball, at !Um Mew's- her aunt, in Phillimore-row,
Clapham, her outside dress emit fire as abe was adjusting her
hair behind, and she was in an instant in one blaze. Auuther
Young Lady, who %rim also dressing in the same room to accom-
pany her young friend, immediately alarmed the home by her
shrieks, and the game, were extinj,uished by a maid-servant
from the next room. The clothes on the back part of bliss
Flamm were reduced to tinder ; -and her heir and cap were burnt
off. I lopes, however, are entertained er berresovvry, but she
is in great agony.
Saturday, the wife of J. ATLINSOK, of Whitby,
pilot, having, as is supposed, while sitting alone over
the fire, fallen against the grate in a fit, was so dread-
fully burnt, that she expired the following evening:
The houses of Mr. Haynes, of Bedford-place, Com-
mercial-road :of Mr. Robson, in Old-street road ;of
Mr. Hopwood, in Crown-street, City-read ;of Mr.
Bartram, in St. Thomas's-place' Hackney; and of
Mr. Hales, of Highgate ; were lately broken open,
and robbed of various articles,
The cart of Mr. Morris, a cheesemonger, of Fleet-
market, while waiting at a door in. Crown-street,
Finsbury, was a few days sinct driven off, and has
not since been heard of.
The house of Mr. Coulshard, in Percy-street,. was
robbed on Tuesday of seven pieces of plite. and.*
time-piece from the parlour, whilst a servaat • Went,
up stairs to deliver a letter to her master froth at welly,
dressed person on horseback, who wit: to wait, an,
answer, but who absented himself before the servant,
returned ; an accomplice on foot having, 14 doubt,
got th'e stolen property.
The dwelling-house of Mr. Lr.oyD *ti.soN,
at
Brixton, was entered on Tuesday night by a gaisg
thieves, who ransacked all the lower apartment* and.
c:o,lectcd together a gicat quantity of linen and:
clothes ready to take away ;.they then went up stairs,
and tried a room door in which an .Old gentleman
slept, but the noise tliey made awoke,the gentleman,
who gave an immodiate alarm, anci.its.dWr hurry to
escape one fellow fell over.. the benniion: &dark
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