Star.
London, England, 1817-07-21 00:00:00

FR NC it PAYERS.

. PAP'S, ;CIS 17.
Ris Grace the 1),11:4 ot Weilin7tem ;s itt
this capit .1 t,.witsd, the er.:l (Et the
Nit. w-,s of the C 43•
trAct,sts_itg :Le 1.*:: tic:: ic t.7:irrt.^(l day..

Thc J mytt.ll c!.!:•.', h:en cis?.
rrt:ss,-(1 hy .::‘•:ttt: .):rt Pt.iice,
tic:lt'd by the ;;tn,::^ii r,t :•%..tc.
Tne satl.;.ts:y v: •s irlirme.: of Or! mown.
eient of the de..th rt the rar4g about
r. o'clock ti:iE (hr. tr.is taken,.
but as n was diiiicu:t to 4...picea: nom the tenth,
it WAS thought %tiler to make the dibci,stme to
before she was att:tcked by thefirre tf: hit. Her
ltoyal Hi:times% by the hulivtin of her health cn the
ntorning.ot the I.sth, bad slept tor tire hou,s un the
preceding night, and waits well as coull be est,lecteds
On the morning ui the Itiih the King went to the
ite llonthon t,t sec the Duchess, and returned at
ten o'clock.

YesterJAy at eight tit lock in the tnritnic.g, the bu:..
lain of the h.-.lltit ot her Royal Highness was. that
her Rua' H.ghness did not sleep tilt tour o'clock
that th it when she aw.skeneJ she semi
still tree from fever. She was stilt so at eight o'clock
in the eventng.
Yesterday, in the evening, the reirtirts of the
young Princess Louisa-imbelia, were carried to Sr.
Denis, where they ate to be interned in the tomb
destined tea the Bourbons.

The Emperor and Empress of Austria made a
pnblic entry into &Mama on the *lth ult.; on the
274 h they pmeeeded on their journey to Wilkie, and
were to. snake their entry into Lemberg on the Stet
instant. The Ptiacess Royal of Portugal WAS erpected
to embark at Leghorn far the Brazils on the lekh„
We learn trots Ratishon, under date of the 6th of
July, that two 41 ty., I.e: ire two bodies of emigrants
pavied that city trout Worternie!rg on their way to
RTissia. Etch of them consisted of about 100 per-
sons. Thee erniArants appeared for the must part
to be in easy circumstances. Their boat catried Cie
Russian fl ig.
• It is now stated that the persons recently arrested
st Bourdeanx were sot individuals of any cense.
quence..--Ag Amongst them arc some dancers r,f tho
Great Theatre, a;•.11 particularly Lachonqne, whom*
accused of having, wl.en sapping with an artist of
the Theatre, of the name of Adell, used seditious
, expressions. They are to be tried before the ?retro:if
Court. They excuse themselves by saying they weto
int. xicated."

.

'lire Pope, whose stet 2 of health is variqnsly dr-
seti'oed in difE•rent Joi:rmle, morned to Rome from
cistel.ol,ldoiin f,it Ist. in.:ant. Bic:tillage was
accompanied by the cattiat-;es of the Queen nt Etta.
ria, the P, incess of Wales, ilte PI incess of Saze-Gothae
kc. ft. 7. lire Ptioccss of Wales and King Civrriee
the Fourth :md his Queen were present at the Feast
of tl:e Apostles on tne 29th oltimq.
• MADRID, .MTLY 3.
Our CI of this thr contains a 'Ong WON..
ment, being a Royal decree relative to the valuate et
, tobacco at the Hacannal. This valuable comma.
dity b,ts been subjected try a 'nog time to a discou.
molopoly, exercised ia the 1121210 of the Go.
ver:;:Leat. lilt! abuses of this nratopoly had pro,
needed to such a length, that the island of Cuba. so
[eminently tizted by nature for producing that arti-
cle in t .e greatest abundance, and of the best
quality, was en the eve of failing to yield ennugh •
for home consumption. rite K.tig, on the represta r.
Lions of M. G tray, gives.almost tall liberty to eve-y
branch of agticulture and industry
,co stinted with it.
The txoortation ut the tobacco of the Havanoats ,
tta all fcri:ign couutties trill be petrqitted, provided ;t
be in gpauisb vessels. A long ortAnauce Ikea site
duties imposed by Governtrent : they, are consider-
able; but on the whole tht:WindolCetagate,muck
by this mersure, and the colony deserves use Royal
favour for its nnalterable attactinte.nt 4o the Roy.ll
amid the ctcat.:st
pant of

THE EVENING STAIL

LON DON.

MONDAY, JULY 21, 1817.
PRICE OF SfOCIV4 THIS 1) AY A f TWELVE fI'CLOCK
Reeueed 83ii—Convol• avi—Conant. for A-goat
4 per eta:. iuof—', ;or Cent. Navy, 106 ii
India Bowls 106 166 yr.—Exchequer Bills 6.516 1164. pr.

The Paris Papers of the 16th and 17th instant bave
arrived since our last.
The Mani/ear of the 17th contains an Edict of some
importance, by the Government of ltio Janeiro, on
the subject of the Slavl.• Trade, dated the 17th of
February last. it states the desire of his Portuguese
Majesty to carry into strict fulfilment the Treaty of,
the 22d January, 1815, according to which all corn-1
snerce in Slaves, witton certain limits of the African
coast, was interdtted to his subj.tts, and ;tali that the
most efficacious measure whth can be adopted to pre•
vent the infraction of this Truaty, appears to be, to
prohibit Spanish ships from fitting out in Portuguese
iscsrts, with the pretence of carrying on the trade in
iliose parts of Africa where the traffic has not been
abolished, comprising the whole line of coast between
the Equator and lb° North latitude: That is, in
other words, to say, that in AS far as the Portuguese
• themselves are concerned, the trade would not only
be abolialred within the limits interdicted by the
Treaty, but even in time beyond these limit% were it
not that certain Spanish traders in human blood, take
advantage of the reservation in the Treaty, and under
tie disguise of only trading with the reserved territory,
continue their abominable traffic indiscriminately with
whore coast. His NIAJLSTY therefore ordains,
that in future no Spanish ship shall be allowed to ,
fit out in any Portuguese port for the purpose of
trading in slaves in those p+rts of Africa batore de-
signed—namely, from the Equator to 103 N. Lt.

General Lord BIBRESPORD it SAld to be expected
shortly at Madrid from Lisbon, on a MiSfsiOil of great
political imi.ort.mcc.
The nther contents of these papers will be bond
in a precciing column.
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French Fit; per Cents. Tuesday 66 f. 5 c.—Wed-
nesday 66 f. 20 c.

Almost all the letters received on Saturday trom
Lisbon, mention the surrender or rather the capture
of Perna,' buco on the 2eth of May, as before stated
in the STAR. The accounts, though not official, are
so circumstantial, that we can hardly dotlbt the

The Pernambuco Revolutionists, it is stated, went
cut to meet the force sent against them from Rio,
but, being outnumbered, were defeated ; when a part
of them retired into the interior. In the mean time
the sailors of the blockading squadron, on the invita-
tion of some of the inhabitants, entered Pernambuco,
and obtained possession of a principal part; after
which the Royal Standard was hoisted in Pernam-
buco.—Some of the letters from Lisbon announce
tbat the KING has signintd his intention of returning
at no distant period to his old Capital in Europe.—
The following are Extracts :
LISBON, JULY 4.

By the ship Novo Paquete, which loft Rio Janeiro on the 7th
of May, touched off Pernambuco, and entered this port on the
30th June, we kern that on the t.0:11 May Pernambuco again
began to wear the Portuguese Hag. , Near the Cape a battle was
fought on the isith, between the croups which had arrived from
Bahia and those of Pernambuco, which was lost by the latter,
who as the ilitb retreated to Recife, and ou the vOth to Olinda,
whence they will proceed to the it tenor, with their principal
Chiefs and three or four hundred resolute men. On the 3d and
4th of May, 3000 seen left Rio Janeiro uuder the command of
Liesstsournt-General Luis de Rego, previously named Governor
of Pernambuco, accompanied by an Adjutant-General and Co..
lonel of Cavalry, Luis Paulsen. It appears also, that in Rio li-
ncite obi re were some disaffected persons. The Novo Patine's.
Wow over the Marquis de Asigejs, who, twenty-four bolas bt-
fure she sailed, received the King's orders to come ever here
with two letters written by his Majesty himself, the one 41'
which is addressed to the Metubtrs of die Government, aril she
other to the Marshal. It is awned with great certeiuty that
ha Majesty will shortly set out for this place.
IX !MAC"' OF AXOTIOXR LETTIca—sAME DATIL

We have received the official notice, that on thy- vial May,
Domingo+ Jose Mar Pus, founder of the Portuguese Club In Lon-
don, matched at the head of the Insurgent army, to give battle,
r. at *even lupe, distance front the city of Pernambuco, to the
asrny from Bahia: all that day the action continued, and both
armies suffered severely. On the cOth, the insurgent army being
bewail, Martins, with 40illt Officers, ran away. During this the
blockading squadron entered, ccll:d upon by the people. On :he
sailors landing they were joined by the inhabitants, and they, to.
settler, rushed into the Government-house, ar.l killed immedi-
ately a Priest, an ex-friar, and the brother of Martins; from
ther.ce they went to take possestion of the fora, which was done
rapidly, and they hoisted the Portuguese colours on all of thew
A Proclamation was directly issued, offering a reward fur Mar-
tins, whose empire lad lasted 74 days. The /locust was owing to
the promptitude of the Conde dos AZtOs, Governor of Bahia.
ANOTHER LETTER.
. , Fevers! more persons implicated in the late Conspitacy here
• have been arrested, and among them tome Ecclesiastics. A
- Lieutenant of the 16th regiment has nude tome important con-
. -fissions. The conspiracy appears in itself to have been very
formidable, and It is extraordinary that it was simultaneously al-
Pernambuco, Paris, Vienna, and
' Ivied to In letters lions Rio.
' Madrid.

The mule, ovAligeja arrived Isere on the i at instant, from
Rio ie Janeiro, 'la Pernambuco. lie briuga iutalligtuce from

the later phce Grilse restoraCon of the Royal Authority there,
ea theituth of May, fills as is rePortees a battle at Alagoas,
in which the Bahian troops defeated the Insurgents, and a second
conflict agar the town.. lielefarguis remained on shore only,
a few hairs, but when ba left' Pernambuco the Portuguese co-
luerswere flying on all die fortresses. It is said that large nun_
'''tes7 reinforcements are demanded, as a conspiracy has been de-
tected*: the Rio, more sanguinary in ha object than thu at Li.-
but ; but it is dpubted whidscr racy cousiderable portion of die

arnq will be detached to • service against which some dislike
seems to be entertained, eeptcially at a moment when the pre
aeration uf pubic tranquil:ity at home steins to require the ut-
most vigilance and eircomipcction.

it is b-Llitvetl that tilt:King, la his present dilemma,is anilous
to return :o hia Eurupeail dominions. The troops embarked for
Pernambuco, will now probably be tent to Rlo, if their reluc-
tanc, !II ttit SO C.lll 11C overcome, and if they can be spared.
lofurin.v.to; 114 p bt en reetivrd by the Consul•Gentral here
from Lieirenali-G,:orral Don, at Gibraltar, that the plague
rages at thi. time at Algiers.