Star.
London, England, 1818-03-20 00:00:00

TRESCII PAPERS.

n'apers of Tnesday arrived this morning,
[inns contain little intelligence of im-
Cornmssion assembled at llamburgh
ishment of a Tribunal of Appeal for the
Gel many, has sent to the Senates of
ie result of its deliberations. It proposes
pecic as the seat of this supreme Tribu-
-5 per Cents. Monday, (i 7 fr. 45 c.

AmEnicAN PAPERS.
New York Papers to the 19th ult.
iF an extract of a letter from Washing.
try In a few days we may

.1-,icat.ion from the Executive, in an-

, submitted by Mr. Rm.:Eta:4oN,
calling for information on the subject of
one with Spain. When urged latterly, on
it was understood that Spain has prop-
iation of foregn powers. Since taking
• Amelia Island, it is generally believed

,ons have been renewed with the Spa-
here. It is not thoaght very important
:3 States to urge an adjustment, at pre-
Tences so long existing, to such a point as
-„r with Spain, or a collision, on her ac-
any foreign power. The Secretary of
ishingtiln, has received a letter from the
Consul at Port Lewis, Isle of France,
-nix: 9, icl7. stating, that the Governor
lad been pleasod to issue a new Tariff of
Pert-duties."

f:lt has arrived at Havre, which sailed
❑lt. a-am New York, brings intelligence
the inland parts of the country was at a
;and, owing to the inclemency of the
ich was so severe, as to make the roads
iassable.

Aamation, dated Dublin, the 10th of
following Parishes are declared to be in
turhance, and require an extraordinary
of Police, viz.:—Naul,Westphalstown,
Garristown, Hollywood. liallybog-hill,
:own, in tl e Barony! of Ba ru Idery, and
Cloninethan, in tne Barony of Nether-
of Dublin.
that of the sixty-six Scottish Royal
ity-eight, or nearly one-half of the total
already voted Resolutions in favour of
,nd it also appears, that the population
rghs who have taken decided measures
• the Ibolition of the practice of Self-
,
o the population of those who have not
l themselves on the subject, nearly as
nglishman who we mentioned yesterday
!en arrested in Paris for a debt of 10,000
icted at a furnished hotel, had doubtless
Lou', the French, who are never slow in
titles, have dignified him accordingly.
papers, therefore, have it, that " Lord
the person arrested. This may be mat-
: entertainment to his Lordship, in St.
:e, or at Wimbledon.
Letter from Paris, dated March 16, says:
ire you, on information that comes from
that the negociations concerning the
ms of fc reign subjects on France are now
inced than they have hitherto been said
report, that the French Ministry would not
consent to pay more than the half of the
s!ii by the Foreign Powers interested, ap-
,e been designedly given out to the public.
. that the only great obstacle which stands
of a final arrangement of these reclama-
tho mediation of his Grace the Duke of
are the debts due to Prussia. The ne-
. r;-:irding the claims of Austria, Spain,
and- other Powers, have also beca closed.
bike of Wellington Neill probably prolong his
lay at Paris till the beginning of April, although he
rr: yet abandoned his resolution of setting oat

on the C(th inst. The last accounts
Vlt.nna announce, that the time filed upon for
the :rating of the Congress at Dussehlorli is the
.`i,Ttember. A report is again in circula-
tion al Paris, ilat France will be evacuated by the
tmops in the present year. In support of the
truth of this rumour, a letter from the Emperor of
f•assia to Genc:-al \\*;,ronzow is cited, in which letter
the Emperor tells his General that he would return
to France the enw.ing Autumn, to conduct back his
arrny to Russia:'

A/plc trees, In Ow rk`mbet of a Irandrea and fifty
thcusand, are said to have: bcen blown down by the
late gales, in the French department of the Cotes
eu Nord.

We are happy to state that Mr. COBB has been pro-
minced out of danger by his medical friend;, and,
:Itbough he still continues extremely debilitated, yet
...I:re is every reason to hope that he will, 'ere long,
restored to the blessing of health.
The late Mr. NIEY LER died intestate. and there is
Truth doubt ai to the distribution of his larqe pro-
j:tty. He had begun a will, but had left ok, with-
:at naming a singie le7atee. Mr. INIFAi.un, the re-
imkseller of Bath, is supposed to have
to 'Aim, a:td it is said that there is ano-
I.:fr di)zant kinsman at Brktol.

uesciay se'nnie ht the ceremony of laying the foun-
c-...:1r. stone r,fth c new church, Dunfermline, took place
1!:c a vaq concourse of spectators, and under cir-
c::ts:ances peculiarly gratifying to the feelings or. all
The stone was laid by the Earl of
the usual masonic accompaniments. His Lord-
delivered an animated address en the occasion,
fzng ‘ilich he was frequently interrupted by the
.'s.ent.:-.usiaitic applause of the surrounding multi-
e. A Lttmerous company sat down to an excellent
a: Cle Dunfermline Arms, Sir CHARLES HAL-
-1:11 in the Chair, 1'; r:ost WILSON croupier. A
cf al)priTriate and patriotic toasts were given,
day concluded the. zuoit happy manlier.

NAP At. INTELLIGENCE.

wEyMOUTFI, MATICII IS.
Arrived the Mars, HA NILEN, f:Ii1/1 Honduras.
'FALMOUTH, 'MARCH i 7. _

Wind W. N. W.—Arriv'ed the Pelican, BOVRINOT,
from Naples, in 36 days, for orders. Sailed the For
packet, with Mails for the Brazils. The schooner
Mary, ANDREWS, which arrived off this port last
night from Naples, is obliged to put in to repair some
damage she sustained in the Gut, by being run foul
of by a Portuguese frigate.

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