Star.
London, England, 1816-01-23 00:00:00

This (ley is published, price 65.6 d.

THE PAMPHLETEER, NO. XIL
Containing the following Pamphlets :
I. On the Commumpn of rythes. - By J. Ben ETT, Esq.
11. A Letter to Dr. H. %AMISH, in contradiction of his opinion
that Dissenters aim at the Subversion of the Religious
Establishment, in order to poison Its h6noors, Str..
111. An Answer to tie above. 13y Dr. H. Massa.
IV. On the Bill fug Rega'atiog Abe Medical Profession as (111 r
as regards Apothecares, &c. &c. By R. M. Keatisox,
Esq.
V. Histi.i yof J. MITCUELL, a boy horn blind and deaf; with
an account of the operation performed for the recovery
of bus sight. By 1. WAILDItoP, Esq. F.R.Y.
VI. American Encroachments on British Rights, &c. By N.
A rcutsox, Esq. F.A S.Part yd.
VII. Of the Diseases in Corn, called Blight, Mildew, and Rim.
By Sir J. BANKS. With a I.etter. By T. A. Knight,Esq.
Baron W. C. SMIT it's Speech in the Irish House of Cons-
nuitis tut the Union.

Repoit front the Committee of the House of Contlttons en
the King's Bench, Fleet, and •Marsbsisea Prisons.
X. Letter front Dresden to a Friend an Paris, on the present
state of France.
Xl. Second Report of the Fish Associa.ion.
XII. A Lever to the Editor on Kefotnt in Parliament. By Mo-
DICUS.
XIII. Outlines Of a Plan for hu;ldtug 25 Churches or Chapels at
an expense of Litlo,oot) to Government, or at no expense
to Ge'vernment, by having recourse to the Fund culled
Queen Anne's Btointy, fur this purpose. By .1. I'AL-
coas zit, M.A. C.t.t:0..1. Oaf.
XIV. Index to Vul,. V awl VI.
Sold by Gale and Fenner, London ; and all other Bnoksellers.
A Second ltdition of Ne, I. is just published.

THE NEW IVIONTHLY MAGAZINE, AND LI I'ERARY

REGISiEIt. -
OUR Readers are respectfully invited to a conside-
ration of the claims which the above Work pcneessei on
their attention. Being established on the plisciples of general
patriotism and loyalty, it peculiarly recommends i.self to all real
levers of their country, as tte ben antidote to a Magazine dis-
tinguished for sentiments tending to eucourage disaffection and
infidelity, and consequently subversite of all oor existing politi-
cal, religious, and social institutions. Three Volumes of this in-
teresting Miscellany, com.nencing with the important an df
January, i 314, are now completed, price 14$. each, half bound,
embellished with Portraits of Lord ESTION, ROSERT SOUTHEY,
H.q. Poet Laureat, and Tuostai Cantina., Esq. and a Num-
ber is reesoarly published on the Bret of every Month, price 2s.
which may be instantly forwarded to friends and relations abroad
(to whom it most prove a most desirable present), by applying to
auy Postmaster.
This Niagatine has already acquired a high literary character;
men of the first eminence having, from its first commencement,
been strenuous in enriching its pages with their communication*,
aid independent of being a laiti,ful chronicle of the great politi-
cal events of the times, and an accurate record of domestic and
family history, it form* a complete register of every novelty in
the arts, sciences, and letters, equally acceptable to the scholar
and the philosopher, to the man of leisure and the man of -bad-
ness, u will be evident from the following Table of

eIINTIINTS
1. Original Correspondence oa a variety of Subjects.
Y. Mentoirs of minium Persons, Living and Deceased.
3. Original Letters, Anecdotes, and curious Fragments.
4. Poetry, original and selected.
S. New Publication, with thitical Renaults and Extract&
S. Intelligence, Foreign and Domestic, Literary and Scienti
T. Retie* of the Fine Arts—New Music and the Drama.

71;;;;;iti-on;Wie;bile- Societies, Foreign and DOIIIOIIC.

_
L Uaiversity Proceedings,
10. New Patents.--New Acts and Parliamentary Reports.
11. Historital Digest of Political Events.
12. liessarkable Incidents, *ribs, Marriages and Deaths, abioad
and at home.
13. aspens, Airiest Pbemical, Meteorological, and Com-
mercial, including pu, Dividends, Markets, Sfaxof
the Feud*, Ezebanges, Shares, &c Ice.
The friends of literature science she, who may occvaionally
be desirous of presenting to tit! POW any opinions or discove-
ries. cenneced with their respective pursuits, will :Iwo • meet
with the utmost &amitotic and impartiality; loch communications
to be addressed for the Editor (free of expense) to the Pdblisher,
Mr. Colburn, Public Library, Cisodult.etreet, Loodon.
MP The Namber to be pobbaedthi lei Of February will con-
tain a striking Likeness of the &A lieorr Crabbe, LL.B. Alta
thor of "The Viler, "The alrough, dtc. cite. Aod these
, who bawd to with the sow Velum, are requested to
address thaii thelk rogiethe booksellers on of before
the 90th Ingot.

PRICE SEVEN-PEN CE.

LAW.
A MIDDLE.AGLD MAN, of an ace
sitiou xtid Of considerable esp.:dente .in the Profession,
and who ii now conducting an eitensive business in one of the
Midland Counties, but which, in conseqeence of the situation
being prejudicial to the heal. b of his Lnely, be is abou. t.. leave,
wishes for a permanent etigagetitent with a nt.nti.msn of re.vet..
taiglity and extensive practice in Town, to col:duet his business.
The most satisfactory referent': will be given at to the Adver-
tiser's character and knowledge of Profession. '
Address, by letters past-paid. to R: K. New England Coffee:
Isouset Threadneedle street.

SALES BY AUCTION.
PORT OF EXRTER.
By Order of the Honourable Cocuttils.innert of his Majesty's
Customs, On Tuesday, the SOth Instant, at One u'Cluck to the
Alterooon, at the Custoon-Hrmse, Ett:ter,
TLIE FOLLOWING GOODS,
-Viz:

tea UthiL CONSUIPPTION.
iFor the accommodation and use
Chf Private Fatuilles. Ind sub-
ject to the Dude* of Croton
and Excite.
I 1 XL, Muck Pearl Wreatb.

46 4.5 Colon, gruill,
224 Ditto Gomm,

Sso Yards French Lace.
2 No. French Fans.

- -
*VP. tkeorirkTtak.
Pieces Frinch Ribbon. • 7 No. French Silk Handkerchiefs
1425" Yards French S.rsnet. 4 Pair French Kid GLAres.
S No. French Silk Shawls. 2 Ditto French Sisk *sicking,.
416 Packs English Playing-card. Stuamcpacrddswithdaen4lllpiohrtatStaluipi
And on Wen haSDAY, the following day, at tikt. Custom-Muss
In Taigalioutb, at Erevan tit.loct4a the Forenoon,

TOR II PORTATION,
SI Cwt. 1416. Reek Salt, which will be put up in Lot., and
sold to the highest Bidder.
The Articles may be viewed at the Custon+•houses at Esetei
and 'reigumouth two days previous to the Sees, iietweeo the
hours of Nine and Two.

iINGDOM OF IRELAND.
COUNTY OF MEATH.
CAPITAL FREEHOLD ES PATES,
MANORS, MAN,IONS, FARMS, AND LANDS,
UPWARDS OF EIGHT THOUSAND litiSH ACRES.
By Mn WOBINS,
At the COMMERCIAL ROOMS, DUBLIN, on rituasnar),
the 25th, and FaIIIAT. l'in. 1816, It Twelve, in Lots,
THE VERY VALUABLE AND HIGHLY
IMPROVABLE FREEHOLD Ei FATES, SI MATE
in elk FINE COIJNIY of MEATH, Part within Ten Miles
of DUBLIN.
Comprising the extensive MANORS of DEW: AN. RALLY.
MAGOSSAN, hiORNING FON, the I„ordshili of MOYA it F.
the Manor of 'TRIM, with the Ancient CAS FLE, slid BUlt'lh:
INGS and HOUSES in the Town of TRIM.
Ilk PROPERTY it( a NOBLEMAN.
The ES TATES contain
NEAR EIGHT THOUPAND IRISH ACRES,
Or TWELVE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED ENGLISii
ACRES,
Of Ercellent RICH MEE! DOW, PASTURE, 'lnd ARABLE
LAND, (exclusive of the bog Lands, which are allotted to itie
dfferent Tenants for Furl.)
The Lao& tee in a good state of Ctiltivailon, 'divided is Eli-
gible Farms and Lands for Acconuniteation, part witlt 'Eligible
RESIDENCIES, PLEASURE GROUNDS, GARDENS,
jARM HOUSES, and suitable Buildins of all deserietinne.
Sinai)! Cottages, Water Corn Mill, and Orions Buildings, let
to most respectable Tenant., tin Leases for Lives,.pert of which
are renewable, and the remainder to 'tenants at Wail.
The present IoW Itenial'near
SEVEN THOUSAND POUNDS PER ANNUM,
But the estimated present Value
ELEVEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS PER
ANNUM,
Taking the Parts on Perpetuity at their present Rental.
The whole of these valuable Estlites are itt a tne rich Country,
part adjoins the Sea near Drotbeda, and well situated fur good
Markets and excellent Rada.

May be viewed by applying to Mr. John Alien, Braymounr,
nearirbit, where Particulars may be hat, and every information
given, and Plans may be s.ten. Particular+ at the Olteity Arms,
and the Post.OlEce, Trim ; the Inn+ at Drogheda, Cork, and Wa-
terfurd ; of John Page, Esq. Dundalk; of J. Joh ost on. Esq. No. 15,
Dutuithek-street ; of Messrs.Reews, Ormsby, Nnd Reeves, Myr*
rion4quare, a•id Geo. Hutchinson, Esq. tibhcitur, fa, tipper
Gardner street, Dublin; and at the Pbce of Sale, where Plaits of
the Lands are kft ; the Inns at Holyhead; the Hotel, Liverpool;
Golden Lion, Chester ; Talbot, Shrewsbury ; Hen and rhick,',-,4,
Birmingham ;'l'. G. Parr, Esc. 14tchfield ; of llamas Lightfoot,
Esq. Castle-street, Leicestir-fields; at Garraway'3 Coffee- House,
'ChaAge.atlty, Cotnhiils and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-meet,
Golden-square, I.tatittan, where Plans Ache Esta:e may be seen.

KINGDOM OF IRELAND.

BARONIES of CLANII.IURICE and eARRA, iu the Canty

•
HMAYO, 'capital FARMS, nearly (Me Thousaird high's
undred Acres, trish.«-By Mr. ROBINS,
At the COMMEKCIAL ROOMS, in the City of DUBLIN,
on TO rstrav, Jan.SO, 1816, at 'Fweltre eanck, in Five Lacs,
THE Very VAluitbie FREEHOLD ES GATES,
situate in the County of MAYO, comprising the capital
raunpact Estates of BALLYCLOOHER, containing 512 A. SP,
of rich Pasture, Meadow, Arable, and Bog Laud, to high state
of cultivation, and part of three Villages, in possession of Wm.
and C. Castello, David Nowlin, J lanes Belly, Henry WaldroMs,
A. Deese, and others, on I.eases for lives. A moiety of the va-
luable and compact Farm of BRIZE, 149 A. SSP. the mole.,
containing 74rt. 2R. 17P. of excellent Meajew mid Pasture
lAnd, together with a moiety of the Tolls and Custards of the
Fairs thereof, in possession of Jelin Madden, Esq. on Lease for

The very Eligible, Capital, and Compact ESTATE of CAP-
PADUFF, ou the borders of Lough ,Mati, containing irrA.
I OP. of rich Pasture, Arable, and Mountain Land, all in the
highest state 61 cultivatien and divided by rone fences, and part
of the Lough stored with le finest Fish. Gardens, sMult y Cilf•
bins, &c. In possession of C. and T. Cusick., M. B. and M.
Quinns, and other, on lease, which Will expire in 1880.
The capital Estate of DURROW, midway between Westport
and Castlebart containing 408 Acres S Roads, 13 Votes, the
principal past licit Pane* Ground, in possession of the Right
Honourable D. Brown, 6a lease for one life of thirty-one years,
front 1810. The high Westport Road leads through the
3 be valuable Leasehold Estate CARRAGARIFF, containing
123 Acres 1 Rand of Pasture, Gardens, Catins, dcc. in
'possession of George Ormsby, Esq.
This vainabte Leasehold Estate CARRAMART, near the
Town of Clare, Barony ef Cluirnaurice, containing about Sixty
Acres, in possession of he Right Honourable D. Brown.
The whole of these Lots form a noble Ratite, in a fine, healthy,
rich Country, near good Sea-porta tad Markets, awl highly re-
spectable Tenants; the present Rental One Thousand seven
Hundred and Twenty Pounds per annuls, but capable of great
increase.

Cappaduff and Ballyclogher are a moat eligible investment for
persons desirous of local Mamma in the County of Mayo, as
there are populous villages situated to both these bads, and the
extent of land in the former so shortly to be out of lease, presents
a most desirable spportonky fot the purpose. .
May be Sieved by &mires to Mr. Michael Heron, of Balla,
sour Casdebar, sad the aFereat tenants, where pa:titulars may
be had; ai the Commercial Rooms, Peter Warren, Esc. Hen-
rietta-street; and Mamas. Presto° end shoos, upholders, Dublin,
where plans ate left; the Inns at Westport, Tirana, Clare, Cork,
Waterford, sad Holyhead; Hotel, Liverpool; Geddes Lion,
Chester; Talbot. Shrewsbury ; Hen sad Maws, Birming-
ham; T. G. Parr; Zs+ Lichfield; at Clerraway's; of Mr. ito.
bias, Warerick-street, Goklewoquare, whirs Piens may be seen;
aid et Maim ebarrard, Brassiogtoas and Owes, Dublin

ir

* 1 '',

PROTEST4NTS-IN FRANCE.

• PARIS, JANUARY 12.
• • The following is the Proclamation issued by the
May;•,r ,INismes, respecting the opening of the Pro.
test Ant Churches. The Marquis de Vallonques, by
who it is signed, was not appointed to his office by
the King, but by M. de Bernis, one of the Commis.
s:ries of the Doke d'Angooleme, who displaced for
that purpose M. Donant, a most faithful Royalist and
Protest:.nt, who had been nominated by the King im-
mediately on his return :

NOTICE.
TO THE 0111.1DITANTs CIF TIRE CITY OF NISMES.

" Nimes, Dece•tber 19, 1915.
14 The laws of the realm and the will of the King
secure the exercise of the Protestant wotthip. I tell
you so— 1, who am your Magistrate, your Mayor—
I, who have surely some claims to your confidQnce.
The Protestant Churches will be opened on Thurs-
day next ; and that day will prove to the King, to
France, and to Europe, who are our accusers, that
thr blindness of a few women and children is not the
crime of the city of Nismes, which has distinguished
itself on so many occasions, and even recently, by its
fidelity and devotion to the King.
" Women who are blinded by your zeal, and per-
haps excited by your enemies, you will not once
more ruin your city, and gratify by your errors the
enemies et the Royal cause.
" I am assured, and for that reason I have a plea-
sure in informing you, that conferences are opened,
and nearly terminated, with the Consistory of the
Protestant worship.' Their object is to restore, by
common consent, to the worship of the State, the
churches which have been conceded to the Protestant
worship. Two churches will be built, and that very
shortly, in lieu of that concession. During that
short interval, the Protestants may enjoy undisturbed
the churches thus conceded. The people of Nismes
need only know the will of the King, and hear the
voice of the Royal Authorities, to do their duty.
(Signed) " Marquis de VALLONQUSS, Mayo"

The Ofrial Gazette of this day announces that tran-
quillity is restored to the South; notwithanding which
assertion, we have authentic accounts of the follow.
ing transactions having recently taken place in that
pert of the kingdom :
At Sqrnmieres, the Protestants have attempted to
celebrate their yew ..hip on the 24th of December, the
power of wi.ich they had been deprived of since the
atom]) of July.; they met with the mos: barbarous
treatment on that account.

The koyal troop•, which do not.cease to infest the
environs of Nimes, exercise continual vexations on
the Piotestants. t.hr the 22d of December, a detach-
ment of about fifty men broke into the house of M.
Mourier, a gentleman of property at St. Biancard.
lately returned from emigration, who had just time
to effect kis escape. tailing in their main object,
these brigands completely pillaged the premises, and
daily continue their depredations in the neighbour-
hood.

Several families at Nismes have abjured their reli-
gion, the motive of which is evident. They are fa-
milies. of mechanics and workmen, who are without
bread in consequence of the persecutions they have
under zone. The Protestant manufactztera isaie for
the most pin fled, and tut Catholics will not em-
pi,)y Protestant workmen s besides whiea, the looms
and frames of the• 1 itter hare been destroyed, and
they are reduced to the alteznative of recanting or
starving. ..

This system of pet sectition has extended to Bow-
deaux and its nei;.,,hbourboi,d. Its effects have also
been felt at Natltz, the President ill the Consistoty el
that city having 6.en scot into exile.
Tristailion,-Quatretailion, and another brigand of
that party, made their entry lately into Lyons: they,
were in their hats white cockades of a preposterous
size, is the midst of which was displayed a large red
cross, the characteristic badge of the fanatics of
Nimes. These crusaders met with a very ill reception
from the people of that city, several of whom have
been arrested upon a charge of having insulted them.
In consequence of the spirit of the Lyonese being so
unfavourable to these culprits, the latter have been
transferred to some town in the province of Bourbon-
nais. The refugees from Nismes have been warmly
greeted by the people of Lyons, which circumstance
has givin great disgust to the Royal Authorities of
that place.
The Prefect of that city, having learned that the
President of the Protestant Consistory had received
'coats Irc.in the English Society for the Protection of
Religions Libra ty, called up that Minister before him,
cotnpaed him to deliver them up, and threatened
him with a criminal prosecution for corresponding
%viol the enemies of the State.
It lusty not he un .r thy of notice, that the soldiers
1.7?-.o by the late RoyalOrdonnance are remcived from
Ni,mes, were quartered solely on the Protestants,
&line their stay in that city; and that the whole
wei;;li: of extraordinary contributioni is made to fall
upon the Protestants, of which the folloxiiig is a stri-
king instance he Marquis de Calyteres, a Catho-
lic Gentleman, enjoying a lande.t estate of 60,000
jiyres a•ye r, is assessed at 600 bytes ; while M.
Brosse de Pierdon, a Protestant, whose income
amounts to about 10,000 livres, has paid within this
last year the sum of 15,100 livres towards those con-
t ri b ut io as.