Star.
London, England, 1817-05-15 00:00:00

NISCE.I.L.INICS.

The Committee Supply was postvorA till Fridsy.
GeneralTHORN'lUN tnoved, that the C. tut ti !est".
this evening in favour of Etc Saying Bunks Bah !.. • : tart,
The tithes Ordetitteing.dismetl of, Or aJjourot4

tVEIMITWS AWk. 47_

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r prEsnAY, Lairr DAY OF •DRAVOI4O-TIRd
f- •i Y THOUSAND POUND . PROVO --AND
Y TWO o I'H NR CAPTTAL3-AL•L' MUST U.
LitAW 24 ON THAT DAY.

THURSDAY, MAY 15,1817. s
NSW* Mi.... 'WWI, at the Hankekieheittes, and . •
Seinb-Sea House.

;a ;:3,: 11 pose of Commons, last night, a.
took place en the bill brought itA,rbfilhs
cuvsretion of the EXCHEQUIIt, for provirliTkarrp
fur the L rbruring Yobr. Mr. Vaitts*Ylrfo:
r o.d all the
.' security that waiWiMto}
t- w4s a sort of hypotheciiioir of tfie
r r r.f the revenues arisiag-froi public
Government until the money
*.rc,l Kai made gouJ. The Cafarmeit.ott:aho
rt•-•.! .Le C,mmis?ifroers who are to direct
1.h.• rucury, Among whore •we h od khe names
rf S,r i-i!1.% Pi, Sir J. Nemo, THUSJAS altlll, Erg.
ice C. cr*ran of the Court of kfliecters *Elbe lin-
t E 4st Ithila Company; Ste. /cc..

FRENCH PAPERS. •
P.-is.PApess of hlonday arrived.ihis Morning:
l..ttms !torn Rome of so recentadite as the goo,
tilt Aid to announce that his Holiness the Ton
It in a state of conv.kscence, and intends repairing
s3C4stei-Gindnito in the course of this month.
T; e r.so.ot recent news riceiieir at Vienna from'
Cot st ,atatc•ple represent, the negociationa.. between
fts.sid 41,t1 the Powris, to be. drawing: rapidly to :a
sitistactory issue, since the 'recent change ia -the:
Terkbh Mioistry. to-hate Offered:
ht: mediation,. II). rullf. thilighr proper vs: de-.
eau it, conceiving her dentsiods, to ,be so jou and
zNierale that the Perri tofild-nos refuse conceding:
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tem. . .

413 Artie:lel:3'l4er Ilse !leaf of raitniseltteat'e.)u,sa°6l
,
23 instant, • states ,that , a new .conspiffey,,44l
jillat nut in stie kingdonrof Arragon, but
peticnisrs. of it had not been received. It ivaiatddd,)l
that the coateiracy Istely discoverod in Galicia bad
lel to the arrest sif a ntimber of officers at Curunna
st:i in Asturias,

The rests/. audas4, of ensigrition, as the French
I.u'nilists inn it, is skill increaiing. It is to no
pose, they say, that people learn that the streets of.
Philadelphia and New York• are filled with wretched
kings Who weep ;hate natal finds• which they are
doomed no niOro to ice-4n .yaiit that Pastors and
rs endeisecur br chill prayers and entreaties
13 cheek the spirit of emigration to foreign climes.
—lteasoncitiey will haver it,- has lost its empire,
and thousand's of polir hinnies, freim the moun-
tains of
..tn4.4lppatiy, are_ daily,
ing themselves willing .victjms .to a set or ele-
(table %peen! +tors wl;s1,•lor -their own selfish ends,
ere, in tact, s'etreiting • agents • (Or despiii and
deatli.• In 'all this atirm;' Sze cotifessl'we
think aura is much of a mistaien ph. i. 154.1.14..
Ilia any country there are more-people that can fitzb
employment, •the natural remedy seems to be that
some slo old quit it, and seek but other regions, whose
productive powers ire nOt ye; engrossed by such a
fullness of population $ nor is the tentedy less natural
io itr seism than sate and lenient in its operation,
since themoinent It has the 'effect of raising the wages'
of labour, by reduCing the number of comp titors,
and enabling the i'abourer to line on the profitt of his
ladastry, it will most assuredly maw. i
„ay.
.1n the Canton of Appellee! such ip the distress of
t} inhabitants, that the Government have, tip
/aced to apply for some relief to the Emperor
hula, who, with a laudable humanity, has grown!
hem a succour of one hundred thousand rubles.

Yesterday the Duke of .Ca.oucasvan paid his re-
tpectS to the QUEIN at her Palace.
Yesterday her MAJesTY, accompanied by the Frio-
iea ELYZABBTH, attended by Lady Cat:runup', took
VI airing in a coach and fi,ur by Fulham, Kensing
Itts licc. The Princess Etizaaarii aTterwails visited 1
the Duchess of GleouclisTiot•
The Duke of YoRK left town yesterday morning'
fe3 wiud,or. His Rrysi Highness was expected,
hat's last night.
The Duke de &tint has expressed his intention to
test a statue of the PRINCI itatalna to be erected in
'Iwo), in the most conspiamous part of St. Heliers.
al a testimony 'of. his grateful remembrance of the
rz:lrser its which he was received there by the inha-
liays at the memorable period of the conclusion of
the late war.
A gitl now before the House of Commons, the ob-
ject cl which is to regulate the trade to and from the
;!ace., within the limits of the Charter of the tut
Company, and certain possessions cf his Majes-
ty in the Mediterranean, proposes that the Company,
=ld aiso any other of his Majesty's subjects, may
fury on trade directly and circuitously betweel the
of Malta and its dependencies, or the port of
%t butter, and all Ohs and places within tl.e limits
et the Company's Charter, except to Ci ins. Tile
cre of Good Hope is to be considered wiltirkmsell
"S' ti. Trade is not to be carried on in shiy.s under
'mita prescribeS by the Act of theiii.lohis
1,1"4.--Governors and Lieutenant Gthiliei
"AL or Gibraltar may grant licenses...-B4p4,slsip
*vessel, except it belongs to the Company, is per.
;Sited to sail either to or from the ports within these
I'll, without previously exhibiting to the ottleer of
l ',4 ,
customs, lists us the persons andarms on board.
"TA-es are allowed to be discharged at the id ands
d Vats within the said limits, wrier certain regu-
orti:',":, • • . goods maybe re-exported Irons Malta
Asialfe• sailor to be taken
bu.• „ ii,shout• •

• • `4:.1. ••• ..4tlartitieNi PAPE Sew
14.: . •i ..:: I. ..••;.‘ Irriu. . -.. raestrxiwit. smt. nOadelphia,PAptis .to the 16th,'
arni*Boston to the 19:h, arrives! this morning.. The
lextracts horn the.tv, whirls we sobjoiti, are, of consi.
desible Inteitit.'•Conitinalias fallen; as Was expec'.
ecis W.413:e-sakfilt.ki.it iiik Insiependents ;.and the Roy
alist cause in VenezWeta Is iejuced, to the lowest ebb.
,The report. which is. said to have beenoteisived from,
hmakoi•of Parrin's death; comes' to is by too cii-
cuitoll.a rout to be deserving Of much credit. :.
i - -" NEW:YORK, APRIL. 11. .
2' .gtßo2Ari:iiAllAtiN.4 IL—A Gentleman (passenger
l•
1811stf alit ea, ten Ails trons.,Kairannah) informs!
teiptllev4sliew days- berurelsw sailed-the crew of a
Rulchratip arrived Shire ;sisals open boat, who stat-1
eils i*, had been tapfeked:off the Moro by a Car-
itageliiittt.peivateetc .fiundered Of about _lO,OOO do!-
lets in specie and 80,000 dollars wok!) of dry goods,
the smwwetto then sandeift in the hal boat, and
theshif let aefive ; tbeDOteh Captain sobbed of his
Weatillg appbtei., mod' otherwise* treated with great
cettelty. The privateer alterwardi shaped her cruse
for the Isle of Pines.—Our informant adds, thst the
waters in the vicinity of .Havannah swarm with
ilea:oozy, composed of motley crews of all nations,
professing aud.calling themselves Spanish Patriots."

. " KINGS I'uN, MARCH li.
liNe yesterday learnt, by a letter just received in
eity, that General. blotillo has been routed, in
itterapirag tOst ass from Sagamure to Venezuela, by
the. army corninanded by Chevalier Lervier, and
toped ht,the plain:it the entrance of the Spaniards
istb .New Graaada. The diviaioe at l'Etraager.
'ciraimanded by Banger, in the service of tne
Spa-
tiiardslbasgone over to the Independents, and.aban-
tinned their Chief. This division was called s The
loyal troops of Ferdinand. .

44 hlnnat l7.—Recent .advicea from Comans,
state, that General Marino, with an Independent
force, ho taken that town on the 6th ult. after a loss
pflictrgeo 4 and 500 men.

a .1. force in shipping,. consisting of wine
it:timid schooners, had mina) .Lagairs. Thit brig
canta,,ftoin St. Jago de Cabo to 104gaira, was still
detaldid.lii'the Royalists and refused to be giiren up
to the.Braten sloop of war. Captain Stirling.
had been at Laguira from Barbaticies."

!ROM THE NEW-TORK EVENING IPOST.
is By the ship Cyrus, arr.ved ou Saturday evening
M IS days from Kingston, we have received Jamaica
Papers w the 10:1). ult. We learn by this arrival,
that information had just reached Kingston, and,
from a source which it was believed might be relied
oc, that Petion was dead i this will probably give
rise to new changes and convUlsions in that devoted
Island. The demand made upon' Pedal some time
since for the Jamaica Pilot,boat which had been car-
ried off. to St. Domingo, together with the crew, bad
been refused, and a frigate was abdut sailing frOm
'Kingston to enforce the demand." .

eaost TUK utcumosio ENQUIRER or Ti 12TH APRIL.
41 it-is rumoured that the GO,Clrllof .Ptasacol
requested General Gaines to take possession of that
place; in order to sedate it against tfte contemplated
attack of the Patriou, It is certain that our brave
General and the Don have had an interview and
there is little doubt but a.solicitatioa of this kind has
beert made, and received ss it should, by a prompt
but respectable negative."

The report in Gime of the Papers, of the Austrian
troops having actually taken possession. of Rome, ii
without the least foundation.
. The displeasure expressed by King reams Job,
against ibe circulation of coarse likenesses of his Royal
eaaasseaanae, reminds es of the reply made by a
pautrait painter to an English sailor, whip
made &similar complaint-4, If master no gotoh and.,
iloweuriacb bow can master, have handsome picture P• 11
The sew Solicitm-G.. comes into Parliameac
for the Borough of Eye, in Suffolk, eke Sir W..G.atv.'
stow. without opposition. Mr. Glll/011D is a nawee
of Exeter. -

The bite Baron Ts/weeny, though such an 'mi.
nent lawyer, has left a will in so imperfect a state as
tii be inadmissible, even as a testamentarypaper.—
He begins with the name of BELLAMY/ Esq.
but-it does not appear whether he was to receive the
intended bequest. u a trustee or not a and, what is
more material, the amount or nature of it is not
stated. Lower. down the Baron mentions another
name. but with the same deficreney. The whole of
the Bartin's property. which is supposed- to exceed
forty thousand pounds; will robabir be distributed
between two nieces, who resided with him. •
The contents of the hOuae ip Si. Jarnes's.square.
the pruperay of Atomayaza Davison, Lag. including
those of his, cellars, have produced more.thap 450,000
The house, w.th some of the foroitere,js let.to .1.7.a/1
During the year 1816 there entared•Ase. port,tif
Marseilles 6078 ships—during the s!take„period there
sailed 5828... .
The southern part of France, which lately suffered
so muck from the continued dryness of the marsh
has been at length favoured with.sonteplentifulshowes
of rain.
Crest fears were entertained in Corsica for the sue,
cebs of the harvest, but these haee.heen. removed tly
van.,
titles of snow and rain, which lately fall there
v_./10..ieSsial value of cider. exported. in 1816, wiLsl
fitatirnfief,Fillloos. In 1814, it was somewhat.mle
sig4 tailbone; is 1815, rather more. than.**
Mittionat; , • ,
A .letter from Philadelphia, dated April 8, ssys.l
On Friday hat four persons were arrested and cons-
mitted, on the suspicion of having stolen eight 100.,
dollar notes. Strong circumstances having induce.,
a belief that they had swallowed the money, emetics
were administered. Ir: consequence„ one of the sus•
petted persons. ..44a pith, east up two of the note'
of the United ;bates' lokt lapti.ol.l,69,4ollan—.lhe
othas did OM slebielauy."