Star.
London, England, 1829-12-09 00:00:00

YOUNG NAPOLEON.

" The eyes of the enlightened people on the Continent are bent'
oa Vienna, but not ea Prince Metternich."
So said the Consinstiestod a few months ago; and much more
is contained in that assertion than. the upholders of legitimacs , itnl
the mad crew of Ultras, 'rho do gag, at least, the Getman Press,
will allow If•dope to leant. There Is, nevertheless, a wed at d
glowing spirit ie the young Duke of Reichstadt, which I greatly
doubt ei-ber Austrian State Prisons. or Metternich', State lessens,
will do aught but increase and inflame. I must queening—end my
!=is bounded on very close and very recent personal obserea ti. et
y the best infcr melon xo be obtained--I much question hut
diet youth causes more trouble to those now trimming the !saline..
of established Powers, than ever they need fear irons the Autocrat
rot All the Busies. Nicholas may have an overwhelming horde of
barbarian troops, but be can have so bold on, nor can he look for
any aid from, the Liberals of the Coatiment•—a body daily groping
In strength and getout. and embracing, I may venture to say, the
oinightened of every class. But who among them, in the event se
*Wino* struggle between the two great warring °pintoes of the
day. which the events of Europe are fast ripening to a ethic, would
net receive with joy,. and..ald with united power (merging as they
akesdy do all distinction of class or country is the one caseet
Centiemaital cause) whose inherited risme, If not inherited spemc tn.
wand be as a key-stone to unite, and as a mighty talisman where-
with to direct and guide the elements of.the storm! His pante atone
would be a host. The people know it. .. . • • •
There has been lately published a little poem, the reception. of
which In Franco is alone proof of what I have advanced, smith*,
" Ls /his de I' Heaths* " the notes of which contain much new
likinsise no the subject of this deeply interesting person ;
Ibmegb I have been led to adopt a different view at his
peva. ilhessition of character, which gives no sign of that
~situ Inellifiehnly turn of mind, which Mr. Barthelemy
Au* odes Ma. It is impossible to watch the quick transi•
Vern. of UMW !lip:tenon which his countenance continually pre-
asots,ieliffout perceiving as plait.ly as though it were three written,
diet be was never formed in " natures coarser mould."—
It babe oul) desk- of ins Lea t to he • re doer. On toeing lemon -
, Mated with on' this pertetsly impamits.hie dent.., :too Latticed
with want of spirit in wislairg to be an whiner Aker. and to com-
ments depenuent body a traits, be replied. " Lot me vote, its.
army only u.s common...soldier—Ajsk no.mure." He is kept •
close state ieienier, a. hi► preceptor al lowest to M. B. [lc is seep
fond of fired sport., in winch be 1.. soecesisonstly indulged. Ouse in.
was permitted no attend a Review, but the effect was such Oast
the *dal wae•pever repeahnL-.. lie Is much bgluveasiiroughout be

country.
Tke sum of deep seated foellompervadhig all ranks cm the Coa-
linga' la little mown. yr to be
.guessed at by ibe passing recite.
mans of pasty (mhos to whack we are accu.mnsed sti kaigland.
The spirit of _Liberty and Light Is widely 'Ape forth, Mule strongly
'oilseed. because more clearly cuotras eJ. against Ase. blacker
ground-woeh of foreign despotism sod b gutty ; it has willed
deeply on the souls of the pc.ple ; I vote's! say much, too, of the
energetic awls employed to stay It. prove.. sod 'mintier it.* tree
by those holding yet the wagon niesisie maim of established power.
the life and the spirit, and nub them all la.ting might. nave. haw
user. departed front their hands.—.llormag Chreiside
STATE OF HUDDERSFIELD AND /1.1
NEIGHBOUR 'loop.

Tuesday evening last, an adjourned Meeting. of the
Committee of the Muter filinufact nd Operstites," was
held. at the house of Mr. George Hare, hone and C..t.sern
Huddersfield, to take lute con >aeration such measures as at:4M
appear net:away to be adopted tor the inuuedlite it lirt or the
working clause, who, is the circular convening the Al. eti: g
expressed, " now labouring under unprecedented distres.. •
—The Reverend .1. C. Franks, Vicar of Huddersbelti. we. i::
chair, who, in opening the business, caressed hini,elf n the
most feeling manner, in reference, to the poignancy and eaten,
of the evil- Awe is uo manufacturing district in the kingdom.
we believe, where such wide-spread ruin mists, as at Huddersfit
and its neighbourhood. So long ago as Septeniber, we published
an authentic docum. nt, by which it appeared that upwards u'
thirteen thousaud individuals had not more than gad. each per day
to starve upon, and out of, this, to find wear and tear for loom •.
Since then, tbe,nlischief, instead of diminishing, bas been on the
increase. There have been market days, we grant, when con-
siderable business has ham done, but the let of the industrious
Mower has received no ainclioratioo. The manufacturers have
sold their stooks at low prices, and the sacrifices to which they
ham submitted, have net had the effect of producing a per-
manent change for the better. Commerce lies buried deep is
the ocean of " liberal measures:" end It is out of the power of
our State doctors to bring about a resuscitation of its vital functions,
without a chalky of remedies. " The men at the helm" may. by •
subterfuge, avoid au occasional breaker, but sunken rocks eneompasa
the vessel they 'meanly endeavouritig to pilot on every side, and
the very elements of trade (mutual teciprocal advantages)—war
against a perieviiinie in the free-trade voyage in which they have
embarked; and to their success in which they are vritirg the
safety of „the , Huddersfield and its neighbourhood,
,Ilte :sincerely lament to sppean as a black speck in the
commuciii linidepher• ; whir* plats the way *5l Govern-
ment ought to to take, u plainly is: the pillar of. Ire which
appeared before the Israelites, In their joust/16gs en the
promised land... The unfortunate population, bur hitherto,
borne their sufferings with a " patient shrug." Theft conduct
bas sot been marked by any of those acts of violence which have
theratterlsed the open hies of many other parts of the country ;
bet it is lmposslble to calculate upon the extent of the forbear-
awe of lambing men. The result of the Meeting on Mon-
day evening was, a requisition to the Constable to call a Public
Meeting of the inhabitants of the town and neighbourhood of Hud-
dersfield, to be bold en Friday neat, to take into coasideratino
present deplorable state of the operatives and labouring close.:
The requialtimists, headed by the respected Vicar of Huddersfield,
Is composed of merchant:, manufacturers, and Esther Influeurial
i-
dividtiab a the town and neighbourhood.Tbe Meeting of Friday
will be orse'ef impolanee.—/lefifer Oraresnefel Chronicle.
The mualllox, we regret to hear, is at present eA-
treniely prevalent at Devizes, and several other towns and
village! in Wiltshire.
Tire Passe fit Ressts.—if the last Ukase of lh:S,
which regulates the bounds to which the liberty. of Ow
press is it present restricted within the Russian domi-
nions have greatly extended its independence (as a cot le-
, opulent observes,) the subsequent information.shes
!trammels in which it must have hitherto waddled.- --
'The essence of this Decree is contained in the fifteenth
section, of which we transcribe the whole : --•• The
rressership is not authorised to examine into the vete-
leity or hollowness of the writer's opinions and jusig -
meats, provided they do not militate against the ge-
neral principles of the censorship ; nor must it pretend
*inquire whether the work under review be useful of
useless, provided itbe not hurtful, and be not prejudicial
to religion, the 'state, good manners, and personal claret -
ter; it must not take upon itself to amend the style or s•
pose the Wilts of the author in a literary point ut u ieu ,
provided the evident tendency of the language be nut oat
infringement against any public prohibition which pro Let Is
the four points just enumerated. ' This Dias* wee at-
estapsaied by_an ordinance fixing the rights of anthem,
:which expressly forbids the piracy of books as a direst
vieladesi of those rights. • The privilege of authorship
desceads to heirs for a certain period, as appeals by 410
sixth section.—" After the lapse of twenty-five years,
'dating from the (laid thti author's decesie, his works, to
whomsoever--they' may have previously appertained, be-
cause pubhe property, and any individual whatever is
'audierierel Ile print; pabthrh, and vend them.-

CORN—EXCHBIIOB, MARK—LANK, D. 9.
The Wallow Trade WU not troy brisk the warning ; bee
samples of Wheat, bowevo, obtained Monday's priests. Malting
Barley was in demand; and fully. supported Monday'. improve.
matt ; but the striddird inferior suns trete unsaleable. Oats,
elides to the abort sup , Maintained their quotation,.
USINIZTATIONS si a MOITAT.
Mint, English (qrs.) . 5,100 • Barley, Forests
Irish • . Oats, Hagfish .
Foreign ,550 Foreign
ssiey, Bugles\ . 3,050 Irish
Irish . . Flour (seas)

.m.m..11
. 510

oimmn•=ll,
1.900
3,150

COAL A R liST—Tros Day.
At this day's market there was again nothing like a supply of
Coals. It Is supposed there are about 500 skip. now In the Hum.
her, where tht7 remain weather-bound. Only 14 Dew ships were
at market to-day and the Captains describe their striate as harm
been very hazardous. The Coal Exchange was well attended by
merchants, bat owing tothe very until supply. scarcely any Wins
was•dolie;
Ships arrived daring hie wash 9.s—Dirring the month ss.
neat Walisend Oaks 50s. rod. 405. Od.
Other sorts ...... Its 0.4 Sits 'O4.
-. sat Market
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