Star.
London, England, 1816-02-12 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTART PRpCEEUINGS•
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BUSINESS FOR THE WEEK.
Toss DATe—OaDech—freehold Estates Bill, second time—
manure en the Acts of Post Theirs—Naval Courts Menial
6—..,0,241 nine—committee on the Ulase Bill•T-Coomlette of

eft - .
its.—Sir Samuel Romilly—To move for Repeal of Act
takes away Benefit of Clergy from persons convicted of
• dl stealing in shops. Mr. Chancellor of the Exeoequor—
'moths Supply and Ways and Means of the present year, In
of Supply. Sir George Warrender—Votc of Sea.
P—t-td &WWI% 1
le.sonauw.--Norices.—Mr. OrenfeU—Motion Inspecting
• between Government and the Bank of England.
.Chancellor of the EtellEquer—To move fur a Committee to
the means of affording accommodation for the Court of
Vire-Cluncellor of England.
denta.—Coaunittee on Acts (Cape of Good Hope Trpio.
Wrosturay.—,NoTices.--Mr. (Cape
Owls T 7
take
acal,iderpt:tio the Report of the Committee of last Session,
the Law of Habeas corpus. Mr. Horner—ill to regulate
right procerdieg of Grand Juries in Ireland, upon bills of
:ions
plietwent., Mr. Ruin—Motion relating to the late transac-
Ima err Ceylon.
Treasoay.—Novice.r—Mr. Broueant—Address to the
!tote Regan, respecting the late transactions in Spi'n.
fetuar.--14uv3ce.--?dlr. Huskissou—Pll to regulate the
Ike of the Receiver of Crown Rents.
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LONDON.

IFMEMBER NEXT WEDNMAY, VALEN
YOUR FORTUNE MAY BE MADE. TWO PK I ZES OF
15,000 GUINEAS, TWO PKI4ES OF 40,0t0 vouops,
ETERUNO, IN THIS LO f IBKY. NOT .1 WO BLANKS
'lO A PRIZE.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1316.

'RICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT 'IWELVE O'CLOCK
Seduced 10;{—Cops. boo. 601I—for acc. 61 if
4 per Cent. 74--6 pa Cart. Ski BS—Bonds 2c 34. pr.
Can. hi pr.—Each. Bills is. dis. 28. pr.

Yesterday the Paris Papers of Wednesday and
lunsday, and this morning those of Ft iday reached
s. They at 4lied with details of interest; the
tambeiof Deputies is occupied alternately witl4 the
'scussions on the Laws for regulating Elections, and
r the support of the French Clergy.

The trials .ofser countrymen detained for the es.
ipe el LATALETTB, will proceed forthwith. The
thy which has taken place is attributed by tha
tench Journals to their own obstinacy in presenting
treat appeals,
The Afceilair of Friday contains a Inng list of new
ttic appointments. M. 'bps on Wt./VILLE,
Ile party of pure Royalists, as they are called, is
y nominated as Ambassador to America.
Mil THE AIONITEUR.—•tiFFICIAL ARTICLE.
Tie King has appointed the Duke of Luxemburg,
I France, his Ambassador Extraordinary to
Cain of the Brazils.

The Duke of D.►lberg has been appointel Am-
man. at Twin; and M. de Fen:lon, Cilirge
%fires at airrustadr.
Chevalier Yernegues is appcinted Minister 4 Fin.

Ifyde de lizaville has been mointed lqioister
I.lnited StAte. of Americ 1. •

lIHR F.,XTRAOII4:aII VIP BR(t)AT
Minister of Police has ordered the etection of

npiatory and commemorative afar in the cham-
which thiunfortunate Queens;( fiance inhabited
Concierge i ie.

Yaw Jay evening an individual was arrested in
vicinity of the Thratte Frdl 5 .i‘, for uttering se-
.
airs.

festerday three realicions persons insuked the
fiTal Guard on the Pent Royal, and wtered sedi-
lurks. Two were arreged by the horse Chas-
tSattd conducted to t t!e g:;:c-d-bram: at ti;e
61. They w‘te craoLler;ed this motning to the
a..

littetAtihuit de Charnisy, President of the chant.
PI the Ctiv.; !toritle of Weans, appointed Firm
Weel ti the .rid Court, in the tooth of M. Petit
L

4:Mont:it-an, ^..onnscllor in the C'ur Royale el
appoin:ed P,acureur•Gener4l ►n the same

thole Cuutt are plunged in the deepest IV:Cr
Dtka.de dtu3tan, distioguished by the mast
t coalitirs, the purer,t principles of religion
Alia., and an unbounded devotion to the ging;
at 41414 o'clock this trriming•
Darn. it enutisted with the defence of the.
EngliFit ()dicers accused of aiding J.s.valette's
• Lie lahonts of the Chamber of Accusation
eis sall:lt.et are neatly terminated.
14alltal o.lenttcf, with his family, has set off for
it% in the ci paittnent of the Lure. It is sup-
'td lb ft lie will:re:ire to Lonvitts.
111.1c.1.0tirn.tii: de la Manche, who was Member
Eiecutifi;.. Directory.; M. Cochin de l'Appa•
fottnetly PrOect at. Antwerp; M. Goup?l:Fau,
erstreationalibi ; anti some Other pet)ori2g'•=i of
sow, Have arrived at Brunch!.

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Ftia;NMa-.12--- R 4 'MAIL. •
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, A MA from Mara:lt's was rectified this Morniig.
The 4russels Pryers'Vice, that tbeinfarnouse4ssam
wigs is not to be to remain there; be" is to
go to Riga.
Great praise is bestowed in these papers on die
conduct of the Zitglish troops who are marching
through Belgium to Ostend their discipline is com-
plete, and they-pay the inhabitauts for every thing
they want.
The differeoces between 4ustria and liavaricseetn
to be settled, for the troops of the latter Power are
marching hotheirstrd.
The plague Still advances along the shores of the
Mediterraneins: it is now sai4 to have reached Triest.
The ignorence of the lower orders, in some puts
of Syfitxerlaed, is extreme ; in one of the cantons,
horse has been barbarously burnt alive, in order to
exorcise a demon front a young person

We learn by letters from Madrid, that on the 9.lth
of last montln D. PEnan CLyauos, that har-lonin,
as be has been called, of the Spanish MonareV, was
unexpectedly dtpriveel of his place of Minister of
Foreign Affair% and ordered into banishment at
Santander. p. Luis SALAZatt .W4S at thp same tiro;
!dismissed iron) the Marine, D. Jour lit4asa from
the department of Finance, and D. TOSIAS, LOZANO
from the office of Grace and Justice, words, it is right
to observe, which have not the same meaning in Spain'
as in England. All the Ex-Ministers were., as usual,
ordered to 'twit the Cowl, Their successors were,
+J. VTr
'Mali TOaLtLI LOZANO, in the Foreign Depart,
meat; the Bishop of MECELOACAND in Grace and
Justice; D. Jose? VASQUES FJOUEItOA, in the Ma-
rine; and D. Massura. Lopez Aanate.m, in the Fir
nance. But hardly were the new Ministers seated at
their desks, when P. PEDItO WALLOS once more
gave proof that he at least is a fixture.
On the 27th an Extraordinary Gazette appeirl,
I containing live official letters from his itIAJE,:Tv to
Don Pima°. In the first the KING informs his f:ii;h-
ful Minister, that being doubtful of the reasons that
had induced him to resnovr him from the Depart-
ment of Foreign Affairs, and well satisfied with the
zeal. puctnalltjr, and affection with e:hieli Don Prnao
bad served him and the State in most criti:al skein?.
stances, he hal determined to restore hint to his
offices, of which he directs him to take ch age with,
out delay. In the second of these oficial papers FEU.
nixasts expresses himself its the following wards :
.4 The first duty of a Sovereign is to quiet the fears,
and restore tranquillity to the minds of his sub.
jects. When judged b 7 Tribunals established by
law, they repose in quiet under their protection, but
when they arc tried by Conintisjons, qeither is my
conscience free from responsibility, nor can they
confide in the admillisu'etion of justice, without
which there is no sense of security in hunrin society'
To prevent so great •an evil, it is my will that all
commissions be. attnblled for the trial of criminal
causes, which shall henceforth ue carried hefore the
proper tribunals, and the accusers appearing publicly
there, shall either spew that tl:ey have been actuated
by regard to the public good, or experience the cen•
sure of the law."—fte then proceeds to say, dur-
ing my absence front Spair. two papies arose, called
Serviip and Liberals. The thvi.%ion that ieigns be-
tween them has sptet:n.l itself over the greatcr part of
my dominions; and one d my first duties, as Father
of my People, being to put an end to these divisions,
i: is sty ropij ails, LIJA: 11::1;a101:4J.lid the accusers
make their charges below my Court
according to the forms and under the penalties pre.
str:Led by law; that the very -words Secede, and Li-
I crale; *hail be batiiLlied from common use; and gnat
within 64 months 41. 'causes pruceeding from these
clivi:,ions slinkt be brought to a zonclusion, according
to the rules of law f:r the su ict administration of jut-
ticc.o signed loci Rej. dated from the Palace .—th of
Jan.aary, 1616; directed to D. l'santo WALLA:. In
the third paper FERVINANn confeq on laattan, the
Lx. Minister of Finance, the place of Counsellor of
State, an.l confisms tie. appointtnetit of Al/ANJO
successm Its the faprth, be gives to MoYANO
the tide and pay of Counsellor of State arahout the
office, and commits the ;teens allministration of Grace
and Justice 10 CLVALLOS. The fifth appoints 'l7l-
- to Marion!, and ;twat& tlka Ex-Minister -
Sananit with tl:e tit.* and pay of Counsellor of
St.r.c,ou the same looting with t'slovaso.

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Lord ICtNninu is arrived in tywn from Pads, and
loa yciWi.d.sy A CoilferenCt: with the Earl Of latycit-
POOL.
A report was very prevalent this morning in the
City, ;,Liat the N.l.inister would this evening bring a
plan before Parliament, by which he would neither
require a Loan, or Fund any more Exchequer Bills:
it hao the effect of raisin; the market a little—about
a quarter per cent.
'Kumotir gays, that a proposition has been under
consideration of Ministers, at the instance or an illus.
!lions Personage.for the appointment of Prince Las.
Polp of SAWCOIIOUItp, after the intended Attptials,
to he Vicetoiand Commander in Chief of the Army .
of -Hanover.
His Excellency the Spanish Ambassador's first
grand entertainment at, Shaftesbury House, in POr,t-
land Place, was on Priddy evening, and given ex-
pressly in compliment to the #iglinesses the Arch-
dukes Joust pad Louis.
The Countess of LONDON. and bifivaat is probably,
by this time, on her passage to 4Eagland, On board o.e
Company's ship William Pitt, kler Ladyship is
aieQmpanied by the Latities Ftotta and tiqrucclias-
Ta9s, old yisq,iat -I,utiG.LAtropp

. ;

The 2d Battalion or the 7 Regopent arrived at
Melton Mowbray on Saitirdity, on .thttir route to Not/
thigham, etc. •
Lieutediltnt-Gettfril Sir K. A.-Hovianh, Y. C. B.
resumes the command of lortsruouth Garrison on
the 24th inst.
• The 32.1 ind 38th i&egiments will march into
•
Hilsea Barracks, preparatory to their occupying the.
toasters of the Bth acid 49th Regiments, -Which are
going to Ireland. The Bth expect to embark thii
weelc..
The 53d Regiineitty ist Battalion, disembarked on
the 2tith of August at Berhampore.
The 55th Regiment of Foot nit arrived at Bristol.
,The 2d West York Militia are on their march from'
Ireland for York, where they Will be disbanded.
Saturday, a detachment of the Royal Waggon
Train pa,oed through Winchester, on their route from
Chatham to Christchurch ; they lately arrived hom
France, after an absence of Ave years, and were at
the battle of Waterloo.
LIMBRICK, WI VARY 4.
Arrived the Apollo transport, having part of the
44th Regiment on board, from goglAnd; she was
bound to Curls, but put in here —all on board are well.

RAMSGATE, FEBRUARY Il•
Arrived yesterday from .Ostend the Commerce and
Argo transports, with detachments of the 35th,
44th, 58114139th, 81st, and 95th Regiments. in citatge •
ill the baggage belonging respectively to these ltegi,
•svents. Arrived this aiorning the Ocean transport,
loving nil board 150 deserters from different lte,zi.
meats Captain Kama, the Agent tor Transpits,
had theta instantly removed into tf.,e Union and Fo-
mai, which immediately got to sea with tlem fr
Gravesend, aqii dr? Ocean is to embark a hrge pat
of tlets4lst itegimor.; to-morrow for Irelar,d.

By the subjoined toren of a letter from Malta,
we regret to learn, that an epidemic disc-osier has
traken oat at Corti, which, from its tymptotns, is
suspected to lie the plague
f 4 MALTA, IMPLART 9, 1816.
" lly the whites from Corfu, we aro! informed th't an
epilenti,- 'Weise prevails there, and is described as a ty•Phiss
lever; hut it b •ing attended With buboes, tarbunclls, aml rel.
c"tivtitres the it ,a the idastie ; and I utv:er.t.tial our Gover-
nor and me.lic.l men are cot !Le sante iTittion. lam fully per-
suaski tolda ittra,..tres Win i,e adopted as to arrest its progroiot,
which is ce.iiy cliseted by eutrui7 commeni;ation hosvtcti
the inhalutaws. 'I lac pirates of the adores have, I ant lea to be-
lieve, reit-ill into their linking pla4es, in constortence of the
searcit male f.tr them ()Fa: t,rensts,auit '1 to kid, cruisers.
The Catherine has art ived !rout Monte Video, alter
a passage of 72 days. It is pow a.ccrtairted that the
Republican Admiral BitowN, of Buenos Ayres, had
not qt;itt(sd the stiAipe of that Government ; but the.
expedition be has undertake:l to the western coast el
South America. whatever may be its plundering. cha-
racter, is with the perfect concurrence of the ain't°.
rides under whom he acted. There is an incessant
c.pnllict of parties at 13:;enos Ayres, and from weirk
to week it iiinspoqsible to anticipate which w;il have i
the ascendancy. Two thirds of the town of Monte
Video have Leer} abandoned, in conseTulce of thei
depr:•clations of the people from thl tinet f);, cc r.l
milted principally by thrise who are act rshed, or pro-
less to be attached, to the numerous army of cavalry
under the command of 4rlig.ti. The native Spa.
'niards, incapable of finding seetitity is that placte, or,
in its neighbourhood, have either fled to ter irate
situa-
tio;ls, or sought shelte7 from ti c fury of the insnr-
gent: too Irma the shipp.ng in the River Pl;e.
I...t.ttets from Ilavarinah, cf 420::1) I)ecembes, con.
Lim Cie accounts relating to the landing of tare Ame-
rican l'a!ti'A Don Joss ALVAREZ DR TO;.EIV, late
Deputy in the Exttaurdir,ary Cones for :ti•ito Do.'
niiago, on Ore coast fvf Vera Cruz. He had collected
a large party of me.s in the Southern parts of t;ie
lJnited States, and with t:.ese, well eyniprid and
supplied with tines, he effected a safe landing in th .
creek called Porata-de-Piedra, the point through which ,
the Mexican insurgents receive now their st;ppl;es
Toriars was jgined by many of the inhabitants, and
proceedo to post himself between Vera Cruz and
X ilapa, where he was attaciced by the t/4/0 Spa-
niards lately ived from the Peoinsula, tinder Bri-
gadier G-ntral Nip.t.tattrs.. The latter were COM.
Ole!), 13,.:e. ed Lpx-r, and many of the Spa-
niards juined th!: ltdependent Army, which jrnme.
diattly volt po,s.ession of what is called 41 Puente
.1(.1 Rey, which commands the ppd.
The navigation of the Thames is completely intgr-
milted by the masses of ice, with which the severity
of the frost has covered the river, bev.vsen Nyestmin
ster.htidge and Somerset-lkcuse.
The Thames has been completely frozen Aver above
Hammersmith, ey:r sire last Friday, and a total
stop to the navigation in that part of the I ever.
QII dee night of Thursday last, duce soldiers con.
trived to mat:e their escape from an Inchanum, lying
at Northfleet, but being missed, search was made,
when one of them. was discovered lying in the mud
nearly opposite thg ship, and was brought on board,
where he soon after djed, in constvence of the
suf4rings he had endured from the inekmency of the
weather. The ntbef tuv ) efazte I their es: ye.
becuerfap.-R-The weather has been so sevete. as to
prevent Sportsmen from taking tlke field Oaring last
week. The following arrangements have been made
for this week—should the weathce permit—viz.
Quota Fictvuda —TM& day at Seraptoft, on Wednesday as
Costcok, and on Thuriday at Sit Hills.
Lord YartioroczTh's Hounda....l his day at Klngetby lAroq4, on
Wednesday at elfsbY Lodge. Fraday at Swiruay House, rod on
Saturday at the Kennel.
Lord Fitswitham's liconds-rThis dry at Castor lipntlapik,
and pu Wa'anesda; at Stattwick Pastures.
Rodcinahatn Hounds—This day at Silamhell Perth, 'Wednes-
day at Drayton Gorse, and on 'Saturday at iiigirrs Oals.• •
Mr. OsbaMeston'a Hounder-3 his day at Seal Woods, on
Wednesday at the Kennel at lA/chit-ley, on kiiday at Smocking-
tor:, and on Saturday at Octsuit'•
PEDfsTittAtiliM.-WINTEIt, the person Filo has un-
dertaken to walk to Pzlord, without resting, ox
taking any refreshment, commences his task to-mor-
row morning, at four g'clock, from Charlotte-street,
•Rathboneplace. He is con4dept of success, and
hets are greatly In his favour.
.4eseeeerlo Correshoadeotr—CAßT4 PUblif.ll replies
to the following 9ueties:—Queer I.—How long is
it since there were only Two 'blanks to a ?rite ?.
4145ur.." Twenty Years.—Quers 2. With, so small
a ptopostioa of planks, when were there .so many
great Capitals? iterwg-, Never. Query S. Should
you sellone of the 25,000 Guinea Vrizes, have you
Gold enough to pay it directly ? Answer. Plenty, If
I.sell both. W. ciur;is Charing-ens!:
Febraey 5 lei*

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WA

AM sa-7 Apt. iiijC
Pulad I .1. •-4 e usisail -•.- 0 1
Waterford . . 4 1- Cults . . 1 6 0
Guernsey aid Swop i , 0 Malts • - 0 0
I
Holland .. .. I 6 Hatoborgli - 9 I
France - - •t
le ilottenburalt -• I 1
Flandert •• • 4 0 Halifax -- - 0 -,
FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY 9
4rrived.yetterdity the grace packet, litotkv, front
&imam, in 25 days. Arrived torday the Albion,
DAVIE.* from Liverpool for Ostend i Libert', MA•
THMVS, from PI:OW.4IIc° for Bilboa ; Minety.t, --,
irom Liverpo6l tcr L-ndon ; Neptune, EnNtoxsf-,N,
from irelond for L•mdoni leaky. Sailed ncteld Iv
the Logisi lattreket, with .Mails fcr Malta ; and :::01
french brig IrMugust, --, for Haysnnah. No
saplingstO-doy•-i7WiO E.S.E. strong brecus, ;..:,1
dear veathei. •

PO;2TSIVIOUTI4. FEBRUARY 11.
Arrived m.teiday his Majesty's 'ship Nrone from
the West Indies.. Aitived to-day his Majesty's sip
Hni' from ;he Eistward. Sailed the Co?stante,
GAttNo.cr, for Antwerp ; (or
London ; Eliza, rawouirr, for the Baltic; st.inl.l.
Mocatiam, for Stangate o:eek ; le rifittielgt ANCRYI
for Rotterdam.—Wind
LEAL, FIpRUARY
The Lord Wellington, RAM•AY, for JaMaica, w3l;
got of this morning, after getting most of her cargo
rind will proceed immeeiately for the River to
repair the dosages atm sustained. Sailed the*Kayser
Aiexander, HAN •:0;:, for St. iletersburgla. Came
down from tne River and 'remain, the Nautilus,
Legit, ; for I4eruerara ;
POITERWE4, ; Suitt; DgARINAN, for
Liverpool ; and :1;1 Majesty's ship CVIIVS lor
• ;
Wind S. w.