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FRENCH PAPERS. CHAMBER OF PEERS. SITTING OF MEM BER 9. The Minister at War, charged to present to the Chamber the Project of the Law, relative to the Pre voial rousts, was introduced, with Count Mole and M. etivi4r, appointed to support the discussion. The Minister sbewed, that the Constitutional Char ter expiessly•declares.tbe Prevotal Jurisdictions may be rc•establishccli if circianstances should mak, them nece.:sary. "At the epoch when this Act was given tis. " S.!id the Duke, „ no person could believe, that 7coei.:lan would receive so early an application., ~liar wen y years of mad efforts and cruel suffer ing • , :i:ice :mused under a p,ov.:ritnent the mildest 2;111 the t'nost regular : ! 'ood citizens thought only of rile. ; r'l l s7, • ti;:: effects of ottr dimstets; indostty. tree from ail receiv?.d an astoni - hing or.v:t anately, 'can temptible Sentiments sometimes extitc ay e::::::::tdinary activity in b:;,:.2 tnip...l4 who prelet :heir fortune to their country; with whom :rile. parse are odious; and oar destiny would It, that erne who are animated by these sinister prisii•Jns, should prevail, for an instant, over an im rnens*ni , joiity of the nation. P s iitlious stigestions, absurL: r.-ports, prepared the way ; the man who had ustirpcd power, sudderly :Treated to seize it again ; and tlr: short space of a few alecks sow ills arise, which :viioie ages will with diiliculty repair." Fronl these genera! considerations the Minister passed t.; ;nose that pArticularly favour the 14W pro pct, lai2 upon the bureau. The Chaniher a 1 knowles!e._: the communication, and ordered it for i'oesday, to which day was also post roiled t 1::: co”si.! , :ratlon of a resolution passed by the Clamber Deputies, relative to the imarovabillty of the Jr .'ges. DECEMBER e. It was by error that some journals OF yesterday netted that :)larshal Ney was conducted to the place of execAtioh in t!t~ carriage of the Grand fteteren dary of Ci..."Ch . .w.ther of PCOIS ; the Marshal vas con yed .; coach uhich was taken front the Place blicbae7, :r7e,l o'c:eck on Vi r odnesda'y night an hull vish ef a jeweller's shop on t h e tl; ty d'r., vtltl arfloitvst other articles sna tch' two g !J r4.1!1-s•.”:es. The ttoi:e of breaking the the cries of the jeweller, drew an im mem" ! 1 :e In.kn vas taken into cnczntly alt: . r a stro::g ;:tid t!.e noses - sv:l . o foUnd at 116 treat the whither he bad thrown . It o.le name of Connt Cor retro, tv:s nct conyri3ed in the I; Rho acc-inpanici the lltik: Ui i 2 ' - : the Ch:unber Depili;eg, and who c:. to rre:se::t the of tv: reL:tive ,:.lo noa:lv fliOied the tro,!cl of a statue 01 t. P:1.! ‘v!:ich stvcr.ll JJ-altr.. in :be shop I. Pri••enrz - ,:r.Generiil at the Court of C.ifs ris Lading Cinity-el in th?! case 4 Lavalette. Cenn.,,lli:r :41 the said Court, is appointed Tr pr,rt•:r. A is to take place in the War Der - ottnlhc ter C:errin4ii:sa , les of 1 4 /.4r and tl.e:r n:shoiants, f. e reduced. We anthnriz...4l to declare, that Scholtneicter, I'l • sr; of iVriaparte, is not in th... rtes of the King of Wl:t.•::4leig, ::or has he becu there, as reported in seve , al Ni err, arrived this day. 4:vt rat. iri!-.llbi , ..siits of S. nslu,viart be.en t-aken ar:ns thtir hands, t - 4,00gh in the habit or I. onrreois, ulhon ti:e bes:cfze , ..l that city, tha 11th of Fe bruary and 3i of April, 161 , !.., the city was co:t- Crnn to Le put t:> the sword. M :dame Prcn:ard devoted herself to save her unfortunate coUntry ; she proceeckd, atuidt a shower of balls, threw herreif pt tie feet of the Prince Royal of Wirtemberg, and ley interces!icti saved the city from further horrors. ".STCRIPT OF SUN/ 4 s• trortratga. Yesterday his Excellency the Minister of War went to the TUniilcries after the breakfast of his Majesty, and transacted business with him until mass. A derateion of thr: Chamber of Deputies, colt -1)1Et d the President and Secrf dries, was introduced to the Ki:,;! yesterday by the Minister of Foreign Re lation!. It said that they went to present to the e Law upon Prevotal Cotirts. We ere ii:Altred that the Chamber of Deputies, in secret Cenienittee, ye.c.tailay, heard the do:elopement of a prflpW,:ti'.:: of Count Sesibene, of itachtfoucault, ter a g4neral tneurning to be ordained throughout France, funeral service in all the churches on the 'list a,. .latinary. On a i::11:1 htleagin;7 to the Cornniune of Ailly, Lpernay, eight or ten persons have been assassi e.ated by. of a LAging.bill. The tulude:ers rirranair.i:. .1 colisiderable rubbery of zold and efli.cts. P+leasnrt; Live beeat taken to appridlind the ( . )o tl.e SW, at seven o'clock at night, tio.a• bout some nit:n arnitd fired upon the postillion, who s thisin ,, , a chai!e, in which was a proprietor of Rheims, W!lorn they robbed of his effects and a sum of 13(;‘) francs in 91x. 9.-5 per Cents. Sfr. 23c . Latil; GENEVA, NOVEM3ER 31. Tile and P,uschtn Ministers have addres sed to the Carton uc St. PAIL, the Psotocol of Con , ft fA . c. winch tu-k place at Paris, on the 2lst o. (Yztt.•:ei-, 7,r-tnting t.) Madame the Dinliess o f vt.i. shin to fa II::: domicile in tss itzerland, t;... : . t. '1 hey at the s.itte link, Ow ;;•:vor;ll.4cia to consent to the atrangentent. The passt.d. a general resolution rehitive to all tai:t ind.viduals of the Bonaparte family, and the Ciaito , is re..ret..Cvely pronounced on the subject of Machtate 61. Leu in puticular, it is supposed that this new demand till Le submitted. to the confede ral: d Cagt:)ll4. • ItANLIFOR I', DEC. 4. • It is row s.tid that Lb?. of M. M. 1 - iumholat and Weisstmbtrg, has obt any refivnce to the re partition of tie Getman Provinces, of which the fate is not yet, Determined. Baron Anstettia and Lord Clancarty will assist it these negociations on belnilt of 1tt1,44 (Ind England, who offer theinselves as me diatrices New Ivlmioters arrive every day. The pre liminary conferences vrill Open In a few days. Baron v 1 t Oat, Pleoipatentixrj► of the tilt of Dearoark to the Diet, arrived here yesterday. NUREI4BERCI, DEC. 3. Most of the Prussian Ministers are rsturnlng to ,Berlin.—Count Bubna arrived at Milan on the SOth of November. MILAN, NOVEMBER 30. Count Bubna arrived yesterday in this city. MADRID, NOVEMBER so. The Infant Don Antonio, continues to give proofs of his august protection to the establishments couse crated to the study of Natural Sciences. The clty of Barcelona has rendered to his Majesty an account of the solemn funerals accorded to the mortal iemains of many of its inhabitants, who pe. risked victims of a foreign tyranny, daring the long stay of the French armies in that capital of Catalonia. The Captain-General, Marquis de Campo Segrado, the troops o the Gartison, all the Civil Authorities, the noblesse, and the entire population, assisted at that ceremony with a religious and patriotic devotion. THE EVENING STAR.. N DON. TIIrRSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 151.5. PRICE O 1 STOCI:i THLi DAY AT 'I WEI.VE O'CLOCK. Ittllttertl 60H—Cons. mu. s:tut—for opg. 629 4 prr Cent. 711-5 per Cent. shut—Bowls 3%. ,a. Ontn. pay. 15IS- pre.=Eicb. Bills 20. dia. So. pr. WTc have received the Paris Papers of Sunday and :Monday. They contain but little intelligence of in terest. Nothing farther is said of Ncr ; and as to vALET rE, we presume his mortal career is near its close. His appeal was to lie tried as on this day. The :nivate letters from Paris of the I Ith instant, enable us to account in a great degree, for the recent extraordinary rise in the French funds of aboot six per cent. We arc assured that the Money which arose from the immense sales of Stock in the British Funds, in the beginning of the present month, v:..ts immediately employed to purchase into the French Funds, and occasioned the teat hdvance in cistestion in the French s.p;ir Cents. Added to this groat purrhates have been m tde in the French Fonds by tit:. monied men in France, who site in the death of NtA, stability and sectitity in Ole French Governtilent. The following ate extracts from the P.tpers rec;;:aed this niornlty,l: PARII, DEMMER Yesterday Lis Majesty :.!..ewed hinnelf irrm tl:e GalLry and wits tec...i.:ed by the numerous ptornenaders in the Garden with t h e LIALII aCCI*4111:1. ticns. or the Jot:mill L:iits that M. Lavalette wit Jete.cal by Us Cutmsel to IA: re•jukt,zed by the :roam , be:- of Pccts. The Prussians have at length ev lcuated Cambray. Count Gottorp, the ci-devant King of Swedtm, has arrived at Trieste with a suit:: of fourteen persons, among wl:em is only cue Woutait—is :Ile going on a pilgrimayt; tco Wi a e atttltnrised to contradict an erroneous state ment. Itlar,lial I.;t:y was c.trried to :Le pl.:. • of exe cutkn in the caf-rine of one of ti'e C rand Officers of the Howe of Peers, and not in a Al. ::nry Councillor of the Cot.rt c.f Cassation, is charged wit! , the defence of M. Latalette, at his en suing 'weal from his sentence, mitich is expected to come beiore the Court on Thursd.ty nem It is said by one of the wire Journals, that Madame Ney went, at ten o'clock on the motclug of :he Mar shal's execution, to the 'Pull.!cries, for the purpose of soliciting pardon for her hthband. ‘Ve will not be lieve a word of it without further confirmation. A detachment of the Ex•gnard enteted Paris on Friday. Some thieves bioke into the Hotel d'Angleterrc, rue Colombier, on Friday night, and robbed it of many valuable effects. Report states that the Duke of Wellington %al fix his head•quarters for a short time at Canna-ay. The Duchess is expected to remain in Paris. A splendid marriage ceremony is expected to taL place shrully in Paris, between a daughter if the Earl of Hardwicke and a high diplomatic character. Curiosity is oa tipot to know who it can he ; but if we were to start on an expedition of inquiry our selves, there is no uoubt but success would attend our embassy. PARIS, DECI:MBIIR 11. The trial of GentTal Debdle will take place imme diately, Lefcre the Liecond Council of War, at Paris. It is now quite certain that Lavalette's appeal will be heard on Thursday next in the Court of C:tssation. A great many foreigners of rank have asked for tickets of admission. This day the Projet of the taw relative to the Co lonists of St. Domingo *ill be discussed in the Cham ber of Deputies. Yesterday morning, notwithstanding the precau t:ons of tAme Mayor of •Vißette, by stationing gens d'atmes and national guards, a great number of young and old fools imprudently ventured en the basin of Villette to skait. About tour in the' after noon, four English soldiers walked upon the ice, which gave way under them, and they were prec;pi teed into the water. The Frenchmen who were present flocked to the spot, formed a chain, and threw cords to the drowning men. A Waterman, with his boat, artived and saved three ; but the fourth was liftlets. The body was carried W the guardhouse, but all the means resorted to by the English Pliysi claps and Surgeons to save his, life were in vain. I Yesterday an absurd report Was circulated, that :time the execution of Marshal Ney, the antes of gt. Su!piet a viito attended tins in tis last tionients, had been dangerously ill. There is no truth what. ever in this reports Several young persons have lately adopted mns matins. It is singular enough that this fashion, which is entirely military, should become more gene. ral than ever, now that there is no war, and when we may be liable to take an apothecary's,boy, or an attorney's - clerk for a captain of 11 , x:sus or grenadiers. The King has appointed Court Reinhardt, C:nin. cillor of Statei his Minister to the German Diet, and also to the free City of Frankfort. In the sittings of the Chamber Peers on Satin.• day, a Member proposel to tt.,..tity t.) the l'ari!iar. National Guards, bow mach the Chamber was sati,- fied with the good spirit, ze::1, and activity displayed by them under recent painful circumstances. The Chancellor undertook to conny these santimcnts to the Duke of Itcggio. IiONIE. OCTOBER. c:;. The Pope is ill from the excessive fatigue rallich he has lately undergone. His attention to business is unremitting. The English have offered to 'lend money to hi., richness; but in return, they insist upon otzupying Civita Vecchia with a garrisrm. It is cei tain, how ever, that the Government will nev,:-r accede to terms so derogatory to its dieni:y. Brussels Papers ttachc:l us this (lay, but, tYri.h thr exception of the JO:lowing, they Lon:aUt but I:ttle iu formatiou ERIISSELF, The Prussian Cunits:i,:r, Win a: rihnl 1 r rc yester• day, are rerna:kah:e 16r their tine Appciiranc.: : the) now wear cuirassi..s of polished r1.0(1, lkt th French cuirassiers : this i 5 one of the fruity of conquest. COLOGNE, DEC:INI3ER 7. His I-Ugh:less Prime Blucher artiv ea here the day hefore ye.terity. Titi3 illttstrions was rior being iniispos:d, his T.‘resenee cnold nut hr celebr.tted by any crern.a ma; ks rt that rcr.:lcet and Aratitude all G. Trr:lns feel toe:ard.i him. '1114., morning he c,aainued I:is 1.1 proceed t• Betlilt, by way of It, and Vicimaa. NIEN r 7 , 4. The Archduke Cia..7lts tez out this mornir.z for Vienna, where he inte:: , ll t.. , rernain s"me days;— Nothing is yet termin2: , ..ki is revect to Landan. The Austrian troops a:e conc?nt:At , -.1 in the neighbour hood Of that to!tre , ;., btu however, block a,ie it. LA CIIAPET I F, nr.; r.mr.rß S. Prince Ellcher its :,.ft after LS I,trtnig!lt's timing which, t•I the great sorrow of the inhabitants, his indisperition hindred him from a2pearing in pub. Le. It was not till the ninth day t!'.:it he could leave hie roam, but from that time the citi: , cas of all ranks vieJ in m.uks r,i reFpict to 1 - arn ; I.e came, hi was rec,..iv..d Pith enthusiaAc before his de. paito:e, he wrote the foiltiwing flatter:mi . : lette.. to the Chic! I.lur,”inastcr : 66 You, &r, and the r^st: of the inhabitants of Aix la Chapell, Imo. given nt.2 to many proof; of friotily attention daring my stay, tbat I cannot avoid re. turt;:i,7; all my sinc;:rest I re g ret ;h i ! my in,lisposition hindrcd me from p using agreeahle days arnoag them, bit h'ire to indemnify myself for niy loss at a future peacetul time, by a longer abode in this agreeable place. \V ith sent iniims of the highs :Lbpect, I have the honour to hr, etc. (Signed) BLUCMCII. " WtNr;rln. DLc. is expectc.l, th it Ow QurEs. and two of the Princesses will le.ive here to nio: row or Thursday, for llrip,hton, on a visit to the PI:INCE REC::.:NT, L.zt that they will remain there only fe w s. Y; st(rd.iy merving Lord and Lady CAS7LERZACII left town for 13i ighton, where they are expected to re main till Sunda), when it is expected the Earl and Coante-s ot LivEikpoot. will go there, and will occupy ;ipartment; in the Pavilion appropriated to them. The Kul of Covr%rny, and otllir great landed pr•prietnrs in the county of Worcester, have given directions to their stewards to reduce the rents of their tenants in proportion to the depreciated value of farming commodities. It appears from tl e Returns made to Parliament, that the sums 'annually raised by the Poor-rates amount to five millions sterling, which is about £1'3,699 per day, a provision surely sufficient to pre vent the appearance of a common bezzar in any part of the kingdom. Taola and Mademoiselle GEORGES, the celebrated French performers, are coming to England. A curious suit to.annul a divorce, forms at present a subject of conversation at Paris. One Revel, A pensioned Captain, was martini in lS1)5 to .hladlle. La Plaigne, a girl without fortune. This La Plaigne had been at the boarding school J Midame Cam. pan, whom Bonaparte patronised, and with whom the ex• Queen Hortensia, and other Ladies of her age had been educated. bliortly after the marriage of Revel, he was unexpectedly seized at night by a warrant from the Emperor, and thrown into prison. His wife was then placed as a teacher in the house Of Madame Murat, and Bonaparte, having thus opportunities of seeing tier, took her tinder his own imperial protection, and the husband was not restored to liberty till he consented to a divorce. She had a child, it is said, by Bonaparte, lived for some years in the rue Victoire, under the name of Madame de St. Laurent, and was afterwards married to a foreigner, so that she now bears the name of the Countess of Lutterburg.. Revel now claims the setting aside of the divorce. This cause was to tothe on for trial on Friday next (tn.morrow), and presents this additional singularity, that to.the claim for annulment of the divorce on the ground of its illegality, the husband joins another ckim—that of divorce for a specific cause. kAPJL IiftELLICIEIVCE .._.._ M ARC DVE. 731:blin • - - 1 0 Vat , rd - - 2 0 C; u, rn !.y and 1 ascy 0 1 1 lul!.nsd - - 0 1 TO 14. 1\141:1 - . o A , tirr;h - - o v. 1 7 1..eit:ers - r.ti.m()un!, nt.elA/13;• I. f!.trived tile Dutch 1.;:111.ot C SwAi , ,r, horn Rotterda7n CitraciA. And the Prince Regent, earain PANr., from Al:c4. : , !or Bri:tol. Sailed his tl4j..sty's s!;i;) l'lyinf , titli; the rdwArd, C. Ipt.tin tor N.: i A nd ;IT John, Captain WAI.Kr.q, ler I...(e.dcin. Arrived a Freres store ship fri.7.l I;,) r t sit , ; • ! bound to Cher:Rug! . ; the ()scar, I. vs;) ,. frunn MA! aga. l'ORT;NIOUTI!. Dr. 'F.MIII 4 I:. :c. Arrived hii Majef•ty's ship Mr... 1 ., t , last from 1 7 .ilmoutn ; the Albion, PEA SQ:110. from Yrit:Tll.4ll. : i esty's :bk:scat W. aii.l moLlvratt... IY.? t., T.T.CF.1113?.P. 1 37. Came ,!oter. fora the Itiver . urn, fer Curacna ; Cut.tiance, Bristol ; C . :ay of ff, r Adash, Cow.!.‘,:, for (ht. Sold % Seas; i',r;;;q, Niyacro::, ; nr.s! the :„ • St. 11,:k:11: tito I Put hick Co, (2,ty A:lived the i I from Vol , •St't ~ ~ t f.I.IKG Al E, DECEM NVo..3:ll)rid:te 1:alt I t;i1 flirt!!! lurtl• , l lor the river Thantvi ; I . soon he cifr 1;1- 1,•41.!,,ii. 1)!:CLNI t Arr3v;ll the critic- 0, a!::e 1%;:k--t.w:t;1 1 m:; ft , in 1 1 .,•::.et, fo r hlver, ; the I.;:tiy Pa; r fi„i; h. t'i with 111.1ils a:1,1 OLAND, e.iJi 1490 ':t tar, vir,k Outing the lAto r . ti,•—cr=•v: savo,l - 111,1 lied it - An : b.,rre!i of th • ca. helvz I st-- Car l l e d int:, 1.) , ,.! Farm:. NZ The brig 11 .I.tlll, 11. , :n r: 0)11e f ;he sl.;i); blown ow pit tl•c I I.tte t,pekett en tiv.u.d ty u; of our Bay 1;0:al. ti. The late tetaitests hive driven into 0 is port, wi dittage and distress, the foll , twir.g , which must unioadr—Er,tratning g Joi,c 4 N::-, with deals, from Norway ; ltptetie Hut): with linen and bale goods, !rem AmsterdAin ; Zatle br;g, CARGOS P 1 Sli;itA, with wheat and cativAt, horn :it. Petersburg ; Sewidenivian ht:g, A ith iron, steel. and tar, iron) Stockholm ; ' DELAIIAIat with hirltl And writing Nix: from Antwerp ; ship Ceotge Vsrao,iagtcn, with tobacco, frtin Aic,.tndtia ; Agenotia, .1 iNn: in hallnst, from A.ntwap; Louise Wihelminst Locr.uusles, with rah ai:d trait. Rad Anna Mat. Lico, with d.tl:), Iron C ‘ d;;:, NAV.U. PitOMOTIONS AND APPOINTNIFNI"N. Thrackstort, to CA; Nip!: ; F. J :;:. Julio :tidily , . to the Antelope ; Geore .t kin Yin, to thy Messrs. 'Fhontas I tr.VC7, James lamp. W. W. P.rnyrather, Charl.-4 Wernm, John Crisp, Gt. rpe Collin., F. S..)s!•,..tze, Mi.!-hipmen, have pa-t4cd for Lieutenants, last weak. Mr. Gott Druwn, 6ur,;t•on, to the Alapcienne. A letter ft-cm Dover, dated D.•cember 12, say. 4. Tire weather having moderated, several vessels hai this day arrived from Calais, brinpinp; an act..a• of the death of Ney, &c. N Awitlistanding the ci:mency shewn by the E.oglish to the Frerrn, 1 Ater take every oppoUntlity to insult e•a2m. 01 Sunday ni:tht last, tit the T:•earre at Calais. s , cm: - drunken l'renchin:•n insulted several English:ller and one Frenchman presumino; on his great sc, :ire and stren.r.tti, was pArticuhrly active ; 1:e length tired his arms across the shoulders of C: loud McCloud, v.• 11,3 having d‘tsire , l !,;m to 7: c them away, which was not complied with, he •et,a the Frehcliman, and a battle ensue 1, when the Litt got two black eyes, and was severely beaten. I Willard, the Mayor of Calais, ordered the Frei. aggressor to be committed to prison, ar.c! gar,. or& that he should not in future be admitted to the The. tre. Such an interference on the part of M. Berea, does him great credit. Several vessels have ;)t.ei wrecked on the French shore, and many lives The projectors of steam boats arc, it is ssi.l, c. tempi:Hit* an establishment of this weftsl inventt between Southampton and the Isle or Wight, than which no part of the world offers a space ot water' peculiarly well adapted for boats ot such dem ipth or so likely to answer the views of the proprietf from Portsmouth. Southampton, and connecting coat Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at East India House, when the undermentioned Cm manders took their final leave of the Court, mein' to departing for their respective destinations, Captain D. McLEon, Marquis of Huntly ; Captain PATTERsoN, Castle Huntly ; Captain J. C. Laity Lady Melville; Captain J. DALRyMPLE, Marquis Ely; Captain J. Iltxe, Cabalva ; aid Captaai H. Wit,tassitm, Cumberland, for Bombay and Chi Captain Dow ar.osoze was sworn ino• the comm the ship Earl Balcarras, c insignA to China direct. A contract for supplying tl.e Viet rsll.ug Office, Portsmouth, with 500 quarters of malt was enter into last week, 200 quarters at 51s. sd. and 300 535. lOd. On Tuesday the Gentlerhen who usually bid Lotteries waited on the Lords of the Treasury, sv the following Bidelings took place for a Lottery 20,000 Tickets, to finish drawing on the 16th Mac! Fhovell and C... and Hazard and Co. • - £l6 Richardson, Goculluck and Banni.ter, and Gro. Carroll 16 T. hist% . - . 15 11 J. Sivrwright - - - - 15 Friday morning, at Messrs. Tnowstr. and MLND'S factory, Bradford, a workman entan gli rigkt arm in the machinery, and it was so d rea& lacerated as to render its immediate amp utation cessary. The fingers also of the left h and were mangled in his attempts to liberate himself trom perilous situation, as to render the amputation them at the middle joints requisite. The poor softy bore the operation with great fortitude, and is 11l to recover. • • • t 's ? lA. 4S. lIC .1.1 yr, :2t, RV: o.* : ita• at we ask tter 1.:14 .le3 ;ea• are. ter. • II • . I so Icc. tor:; u•s7. the fltsi• iaut viz. in J. NE9. iS 1 T. liii rt. r, at et 1 at t.: vilts y :h: 9 5 II i 6 5 Er. 1.. , :uiii no .e SO hig cf ferer ikelY ..