Star.
London, England, 1821-02-06 00:00:00

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=MRCS always spoke on the side of pp t.
but constantly contrived to give his vote in the
of Ministers !

One of the most respectable Town Meetings
witnessed in Belfast, was held on Thursday l erag,
suant to a Requisition, signed by upwards cif
hundred Merchants, Manufacturers, and other ;44
tants, when an Address to the K I tG uas unanime%
agritd to, imploring his NIAJI:sry to banish fro
his presence his present pernicious advisers;
another to the QUEEN, congratulating her
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ti iumph she has achieved over her enemies;
also Petitions to both Houses of Parliament, pro;;
them to adopt measures to put an end to all
persecution of her Majesty. Nearly two I

544 i
persons were present. The Lis/man contains alt.,
report of the proceedings, which were not more dZi
tinguished for their good order and deem th 4
fur their ability and intelligence. We rezu
the extent of our Parliamentary Reports, night afitt
night, leaves us without any prospect of !Alit
room for these proceedings in our columns,

The Paris l'acers of Fr;day arrived last night.
under the Thursday's head, coat.ins the talk:will •
on
intelligence:
" The researches malt to discover the ar.thors of the emr„,
nal enterprise which took place at the Thuilleries,h,mi,riirn
rise to suspicions against au individual named Nem: ter
was issued for his apprehension by the Judge of Prow
was fallen in with this day about two o'clock, in a tabri,get,4
one of the streets of Paris, aad was conveyed to the
tore of l'olice, before the Commissary appointed to doe,
the procea verbal of the arrest, and to proceed to the kemiti
verification of the papers and other articles which ke a:1/41*km,
had in his possession, in order to his being immediately term
fore the Judge of Process. At the moment, whet:ammo,
a Peace Officer and two Inspectors, this individsal walks,
to enter the office of the Commissary, and Was Fingal
the narrow passage leading to it, he, by a movenlcat so apkhe
that it was impossible to prevent it, cut his throat with anecel
which he had concealed in his clothes, and instantly cipher,
French Five per Coos. Thursday, ,311. 75e,

The Paris Papers of Saturday also arrived this foresaw.
Neveu, whose arrest and suicide we have noticed sbn,,i
said to have been a bankrupt merchant. Ile had plinked'
the same day as the explosion, twelve pounds of gunpordeot
different places, and under 'different disguises Then
found in his pockets a whitish powder, supposed to be pi;
and a sash, contair.ing a considerable sum in gold. Re As
native of Rheims.

Another individual has been arrested by the Polite, WA,
ther on account of the gunpowder ell:le:ions, or bestial/
matter, is not known.

Accounts from Vienna, of the nd January, state, &slid
Srawater set out on the night of the 2 1 st and 22d Alas**,
French Five per Cents.—Fridayi 82 francs, 35 testa

The only further accounts which we have tereived fur*
the natural convulsion at Oporto, of which we yestniiris
seated an indistinct notice, are contaimd in the folluvirXeaot
from the Exeter Gazette of the 3d inst.

" By the packet which reached Falmouth on Tsedayhs,
we have accounts of the city of Santarem havinsbeceridteill

a dreadful rarthquake, which destroyed considerableptiatyi
houses, plantations, der. The letters are written is them
hasty manner, but contain very frightful Farticulatt !inthq
the shipping are ashore, destroyed or dismasted. Ors Gab
man's house, including the inmates, has been compitubst
lowed up, and remained enveloped in seven fathoms of mitt;
whether any lives were saved, does not appear, but it ibis!
such is the case, the letters being silent upon this avrfidnes
Lion. The greatest possible consternation prevailed when 6
packet left, and all business was suspended. Abont•s
night since, the tide was hither on our coast than ins or
recollected in the memory of man, and ill forebodispws
indulged by the mariners ; it now appears this woeful wan*
befit Oporto at that time."

NAVAL. lATELLIGENCE

The riles, from Trinidad to Cork, drove on :bore ell

on the 29th ult. and it was feartii,Would be wrecked

The Martha, dryer, of London, l►as condemnol St tat
trlsson, in June, as unstaworthy. Cargo arrived in theism
The Echo whaler, tirct‘cc, of I.tsnuton, was wrecked dlit
tit of .tpril, on Catu's ShoaL Cttw saved, and an*
tort Jackson.

The Stannicr packet, hornhuoutk, was off Lisboa*
ftZtf

Fatuously, Feu. 3.—Wind S.W.-'-Arrived the SW*
JOLLY, from Messina.
PLYMOUTH, Faa. 4.—Arrived the Prince of WSW, lIMIR
WAY (a full ship) in 53 days froth St. Helena, all well Saill
the Deux Steers, for Cleertntrg.-.--Witid N. •
PORTSMOUTH Fat. 4.—Wind N.—Passed by the ROM,
Sorra, and Thomas, Brat, for the West Indies. Anima*
Thetis, llunimmox from the Downs; and Montague. EA
from Trepani. Sailed the Sir George Cliborne trateroll
Deptford ; and Ocean, NPN'em.acr, for the. West Wm.
Dem., FEB. s.—Wind N.—Carte down from the Itifsh;
night, the Hambletonian, OILBERTSOII, for Sierra Loge; gi
Charles, 31a.acht, for St. Domingo. Arrived the MO*
Foamier, from Newcastle for Jamaica; Maigaret, Csaeallo
42 days from Demerara; and Argo, PATTERSON, frOlo lsirs
Sailed the whole of the homeward-bound for the five
Jupiter, Swazi, for Madras-and Calcutta, and the llurietMar
seaman, are just come down, and will proceed immediately-.
ILsamoaar, Fri. s.—The Good Intent, Paochis, from 10
don for Buenos Ayres, has sprung a leak. The rtnuaeggr4
the outward-bound have sailed.
Martha>, Fri. 4.—Arrived the Margaret, Wll4lOO/11
Waterford for London, with kiss of bowsprit.
Noactu-Smacps, FEB. 4.—111 s Majesty's cutter
STRW A RT, has captured, after a chace of five hours, tad l
in here, a large sloop, laden with 1300 tubs of gin, and a
dry of tobacco. Put in here the Falmouth (Dock-)•at..tit
AmascaoNo, from Deptford to Leith with stores, haws --
upon Bonilylar rock, and by it unshipped her rr.dder,
Barer, Frs. l.—The schooner Eliza, of &Lift from 1.7. a
for London, was at Donaghadee ou the Bth of Mbars
has uot since been beard of.

By accounts from Jamaica two days later !ban those r!
kit Mail, we learn that the Duke of AlaNcoa•rga
living, and that hopes continued to be eutataiurool
mate recovery. •
' The Kt.xo honours Druiry-Lane Theatre withl
visit this evening. His AIAJESTY has comm °i
the Opera of 4rta.rerres, —To-morrow his MAJoll
will go to Covent-Garden Theatre, where he la
commanded 7ireffeh Meg.

DIEM
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On the 2:-'ll ult.-at Rasmus* Lieutenant-V-on' 0
oyal Artillcry. •

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