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TR rssELS AND .FRANKFORT PAPERS. GHENT, MI'•BRUARY 3. „Ile Te a lm was to be celebrated to-morrow, oti account of the happy deliverance u f Ou r will not- tike place : the Mayor has sent circular to the persons invited ” Client, Feb. S. T;:e Nlayor has the honour to inform Mr. Clergy hiving refused to chaunt a Te Daum „,„ o ,ne, Saturday, the -31. th instant. this Te Churn i o t take place, and there will be tio procession." BRUSSELS, FEBRUARY 5. .";.e Anniversary of the deliverance of the city of o..or„ut of the entrance of the allied troops, was ~r.tted on the 4th by An illumination, during which c i t y Kind performed several marchvs, /cc. on the Te Dame to which the civil and military 'ties. &c. were invited, did not take place, as yesterday. .1 CO •1 41,1 qLe per A a di, dull ;:ate And A to p t,r me folk oPel Roy 'els, one v BERNE, JANUARY 14. hong Joachim having proposed several persons to f;,l the vacant Sees in the Neapolitan States, the Pope, 1: s.iid, has given him no answer. . spy, who came from the We of Elba, has been il:v4ted at Civita Vecchia, and brought hither. VIENNA, JANUARY 26. The friends of peace and public happiness cannot 1;:k without fear on the present state of Germany. Russia has 650,000 men under arms, exclusive of the i r r t vilar corps ; Austria has above 300,000 actually embodied ; Prussia '300,0(X) t and the other German iates armies so numerous, as to be out of all propor ti.'ll to their population. What terrible preparations ! The Brussels Oiacl s.tys, The Correspondent of e the 301.11 ult. (inuila!)ly the Nuremberg Correspon &tit is meant) has this phrase :—' All confidence in the speedy dis..ohttien of the Congress has spin to t.ii!y vanished." It is confidently believed that the Duke of Wellin is the bearer of instructions which will have a say decisive influence in the negeciAtions." FRI:NCH PAPERS. VIFNNA, JANUARY 27. It is still believed that the Emperor Alexander will Tit this capital on the 13th Of February. t!te fortresses of Piedaiont continue to be czet:p;,,! Austrian troops. the new reports, which are not wanting i.i orabat):::1:•, is one, that Bavaria will cede Utz. !rsr and I:..rchtolsgaden to Austria, who will give them to the Archduchess Maria Louisa. In that C 45.! the ILchy of Parma will form part of the new i;irLian of Italy. FTJ•ider this head is a Note from the Wurtemberg I vg.ition at 'Vienna, dated the 21. th of November, g-rierally of the plan of a German Conic t%mttints, but suggesting the necessity of mr4fications, uhi‘h are described, and respecting which nothing bas since been :Aged from any authority.) ROME, JANUARY 14. It has been notified to the Directors of the Posts of the States of his Holiness not to circulate any foreign ,journals, works, or printed papers, unless they have beea authorised by his Excellency the Cardinal Secre tary of State. It appears, that what has given rite to this order, is the quantity of pamphlets, and in surrectionary and anonymous papers, which, by means of the post, evil disposed persons, and rebels to the kgitimate authorities, have caused to be circulited. MiIDRII`, JANUARY 23. They speak still of a gencilil oblivion of the paste r.-4 it is thought the generous intervtntion of it great t) , vereign will be the meins of our enjoying this did viut.ige, which involves the existence of a number of distinguished men, and of a multitude of afflicted families. PRAGUE, JANUARiit.7. A letter from Vienna, of the 21st, states, that Austria has demands upon Russia, fur quarters, &c. of the Russian armies in the wars of 1805 And 1813, and that Russia has engaged to pay the amount by instalments ; the first payment of 3,000,000 was n...,!c tin the freeeding day. On the 1•2; 1 1 of February, the birth.d.uy of our Monarch, a ltLiiitikive declaration relative to the bust rc:s of Coligrcss is expected. ILINPIURGH, JANUARY 23. n from Vienna that Austria has renounced ail !ler pretensions upon Cracow, which will become i a tee city. PARI3, VEBRUARY 7. The report was general yesterday, that 2t,000 .Neapolitan troops had entered Rome. It MAI added ti:a. the Pope was no longer at his capital, and that Qcliim Murat had not quitted Naples. Private Liters, however, received from (taly, do not men. lion a word of this strange news. following Ordonnances were registered at 14 . artiri l ue 03 the 13th December last : The 11:st relates to the re-establishment of tbb Superior Cottrell. The second relates to the Colonial Impost+, and Is as follows : The OM:mance for Colonial Imposts of 1814, i+ continued. Time duty called the duty of the "mein. (Amulets?, formerly levied in F rance, i s hereafter to be levied in the Colony, come• tp.ently all national vesses avail pay on clearing out a duty of 34 per cent. (b.sitks tin sous per pound) on the value of the colonial go , ,ds espnr.ej in theta. All goods 'mported into the Colony in national vessels to pay a duty of 1# per cent. Every passenger carrying packets with him to pay the same duty. This entry duty being ex*g•b!c on cargoss imported while the C dop y was still under the Fogitsh Govt content, it shall be levied the sale of these cargoes. he value to be regulated till new ortltrs, by the Journal of :die 6i the Captains. 'Ariten Packets shall exceed 3,001 colonial pounds, the value llso to be regulated by the journal of sale; and if under, by the' irioice and oath of the proprietor. Ibis mode of levying the duty so imposed is merely provisory, aril new regulations are to take place in January next. Manioc, Hour, and provisions, whets allowed to be exported, t( pay 7i per cent. of the price. Beddes the above duties, five additional centimes to be levied f.r the expenses of collection and administration. The third Ordonnance relates to Foreign Coral mere; and is As follows : The Arret of the 30th of Asp*, 1314, Is continued, with the following exceptions s By the first ankle of the said Arret, Port St. Pierre is only open to foreigners ; but hereafter the ports of St. Pierre, Fort Royal, La Trialte, and Le Marin, are to be 'open to foreign ves sels. All forties vessels to pay two per cent. of local duties, and one per cent. additional on the' value of their carper, with the five additional centimes. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON: • SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1815. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK t Reduced 6414-4 per Ct. 811-5 per Ct. Navy 93j Cambia 64 1--for account, 6411iii—OmnIum Bank Lung Aatis. 16 5 itiths-- , Butula 17s. la& pre. Exchequer Bills 31. tt• (pa. prem. Since yesterday we have received Paris Papers of Tuesday and Brussels Papers of the same day. The former contain a repetition of the rumour that MURAT had entered Rome in a hostile manner, and in the same breath an implied contradiction. The rumour is, we dm- siy, uflfounded, and is merely to be as. allied to the e tgerness which the French Journalists evince to tender King JOACHIM odious in the eyes of Europe. In the same spirit of nationality, to give it no worse a term, they tell us that English goods find no vent in Belgium, either on account of our unpo pularity there, or (credits postai I) on account of the inferiority of our manufactures 1 These side blows against English interests are truly amusing. While on the subject of Belgium, we regret to find that it is but too true that a spirit of discontent and dissatisfaction prevails, but it does not appear to be general, nor is it, perhaps, to be so much asc: ibed to any radical hatred of the English, as to the in. frigues of the French party. It seems that a few days since a solemn Ts Deum was ordered by the Civil Authorities throughout Belgium, to commemorate their deliverance from bondage, in common with the other nations of Europe. The Clergy refused, how. eva, to rlficiate on the occasion.—Are they of Boxa. PARTE% creation ? A Mail from Hamburgh arrived this morning.— It has brought us a supply of German Papers, from which we subjoin the following extracts :—it will be seen that no fears whatever are entertained for the tranquillity of Germany, and the friends of humanity will also rejoice to learn that there is every appear ance of a speedy tet urination of the traffic in slaves throughout the Christian World. HAMBURG'', FEBRUARY 3. Exchange on London 31 3, two months. BERLIN, JANUARY 31. In order to contradict still more fully the reports of warlike preparations making by the Allied Powers, which are circulated in many German and French Papers, it is interesting to adduce, as an indisputable fact, that five Prussian regiments of infantry and ten regiments of cavalry have just left the Rhine and its neighbourhood, to return home. The order publish ed by the King to this effect, expressly indicates that before these troops reach their provisional destination on the Elbe and the Oder, the farther dislocation to their forlDrn garrisons in time.of peace will most probably take place. VIENNA, JANUARY 23. - His Majesty the Emperor of Austria has been pleased to confer on Count Munster, the Minister of the King of England, the Grand Cross of Ole Order of St. Stephen, as a ttstimony of respect for his dis tinguished services and patriotic sentiments. LETTEII FROM VICSNA••.--JANUArtIi 423. " The negociattons concerning the Slave Mac seem now, in consequence of generous sacrifices on die part of Evgiani, likely to lead to the conclusiou, that Spain ani Portugal will agree to abolish it of: the terms prescribed to France in the Treaty of Pa ris—that is, in four years. Several Notes have again been exchanged about Poland and S.otony, without leading us any official publication of the results so ardently expected. 66 Though none of the Powers arc willing to give the first cause for war, when, after such long strug gles, and the best founded hopes of peace, it would he highly unexpected and generally detested through out all Europe, and most destructive in its conse quences; yet each of the Allied Powers abides so firmly by its principles or pretension!, that each ex pects the first concession to come from the other." COnNIIAGEN, JANUARY 44. On the 21st inst. the French Ambassador, Marquis dr lionnay, had a solemn service performed in the Catholic Chapel, which was attended by all the French now here, and many other persons. CHRIS fIANIA, JANUARY 14. A Marine Board of War is now established here, of which Rear Admiral Fabricius and Commodore Far ling are Members. STOCKHOLM, JANUARY 17. The Diet will open at Stockholm on the 27th of February. The proclamation to convoke it was issued on the 13th of December last. It is said that Count Mower, the Governor of Stockholm, will have the important office of Marshal at the Diet. 6EALAND, JANUARY 28. We hear that some disturbances have broken out in the northern parts of Norway a but they are said to be of no importance. , The illustrious friend of our city, Count Benigsen, left us to-day, to go to Hanover, which boasts of having given in him, to the Great Empire, one of its mast illustrious Generals to the cause of liberty—of the most distinguished heroes. The separation was affecting, and accompanied with mutual expressions of esteem and regard. His Excellency will pass some weeks with his family at Hanover, and then I proceed to his new destination, the command of the Southern Army of the Great Monarch, to whom, with the other high Allies, we are indebted for our better fortune. I /fiff",IMLUGRN_DR. FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY 113 Nothing arrived or sailed of consequence. Wind 8. to W: strong gales and dirty weather. • PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 9. Sailed the YonK man of war, for Cork and the West Indies, and the JAY, Sloop of war, with a fleet for Bourdeaux. PORTSMOUTH; FEBRUARY to. The weather is so thick and hazy that we cannot ascertain Whether there are any arrivals from the Downs. Sailed his Majesty's ship Wardroom, fcr Plymouth. The outward-bound convoys have made the signal to prepare to sail, and will be off at day light in the morning.—P. S. Arrived the Pitt, Fos-ma, from the Downs, bound to Jamaica.— Wind Easterly. HARWICH, FEBRUARY 10. Arrived the Prince of Orange packet, with a mail from Holland ; and the Beatifiy packet, with a mail from Cuxhaven. A writing-desk has Leen picked up near Bradwell, in which WAS a ship's papers called the Guntor, ROBERT HALL master. SCILLY, FEBRUARY 7. His Majesty's ship Tunis, Captain IVARE, cam. in a few days ago front a anise, and sailed again to•diy. DEAL, FEBRUARY 10. Sailed this morning the whole of the outward• bound East-Indiamen, transports, coasters, and col- Tiers, to the westward, w;th a fine breeze at South. east ; also sailed his Majesty's ship DESIREE, f-•r Portsmouth. Came down from the River the Mercia, Roniox, for Grenada.—Wind S.E. LIVERPOOL, FEBRUARY 9. The General Maitland, -, from Trinidad for Bermuda, was taken on the 7th January, about two miles from Bermuda, by the Dash privateer. A large brig and a schooner had arrived at Bermuda, re captured, names unknown. The Intrepid, CutaNtms, from hence for the River Plate, arrived at Madeira on the 3d ultimo, in a month from Cork, with the convoy, only one brig in company, and to sail the following day. The Queen Charlotte, Raystnr, from Clyde for Jamaica, was totally lost on Scilly, on the night of Friday, the '27th ultimo—two of the crew and One passenger drowned. The Caledonia, Toostesnx, from Demerara for this port, arrived at Cork on the '2d inst. all well.— The Caledonia parted from the ORESTES on the 26th ult. in a heavy gale, only eight sail in company ; saw several of the fleet after the gale standing for the English Channel. On the 30th spoke the ETIIA. LION frigate, looking out for an American corvette, which had been crnizing at Cork : saw the ETNA LION again on the 31 st, with theSt.George, M'Cusst for Greenock, and four others of the convoy. GREENOCK, FEBRUARY 7. Of the Clyde division of the Leeward Island fleet six vessels have 'yet to arrive, viz :—Alfred, LANG, St. Th omas ; St. Givirge, M.CuNN, Demerara; TA. gins WYLLIE. ditto; Emerald, MiKetaie, St. Tho mas ; Pitt, CRAWFORD, dim); and another vessel, name unknown. Accounts have been received. stating, that a sloop had been wrecked on Dublin Bar, supposed to he the Active, of Rothesay —the cargo totally lost, and crew perished. The body ul 1 till mu', supposed to be the mister, had been ishvd ashore. Letters from St. Bartholomew's stare, that IS sail of french merchantmen had arrived at GU .!,loupe. • P_IST•INDIA SHIPPING. 'rite Company's regular ship MAicmouris OF ELY, and extra ship LADY CARIIINOT4IN, were at Port Louis on the ‘2Bth October last, and expected to sail immc. &tidy on their voyage to India. The WARREN vrixos, NI X, and LARKINS, separated from the LADY CAIMIxoTori to the eastward of the Cape, in a gale, on the 2d of that month. PROMarIONS AND APPOINTMMTS. Lieutenant George Uordon to the rauk of Commander. hiessra. 1. E. C. Fitfichl, Mien Bertram, ticniuniti S:uw, Henry As seal, and W. H. Publts, to the ruck of Lieuteuata. lA% utetiatit Scudanuire, to the Rosario. I.l.utcnunt F.veleith, to the spry. Mr. Philip Flames, Purser ut tt:u Tuscan, to the Curacoa. Air. Bru . Chimmo, is appointed by !tear-Admiral the Hon. C. nem* ug, w act as Purser of the Tuscau. CORN LAWS —A meeting took place this day at the Earl of LIVERPOOL'S residence, composed of most of the Members of both Houses of Parliament, con sidered to be in the interest of Ministers. The object of the meeting was the discussion of certain measures . about to be laid before Parliament, on the subject of the Corn Laws. • Sou rusva tut ELIrTION. --This day, at twelve o'clock, the Election for the Borough of Southwark commenced, at St. Margaret's-hill, to choose a Re presentative for that Borough in Parliament, in the room of the late lieNny THORNTON, Esq. when Mr. CHARLES BA IiCIA T o and Mr. JONES BURDETr o were prophed by their respective friends, as fit persons to fill that important station.—The Election is expected to he warmly contested. Louis BUONAPARTE, the late King of Holland, it appears, has, during his residence there, written a Novel, entitled is Maria," which gives a most interes:. ing picture of the manners of the country over which he reigned with so much moderation. Editions in French and English. will be published in London in a few days. FAVOURITX Nu:duns—The Public are respectfully informed, that by an early application at %Vim's Office, 17, Ludgate.street, any Number in the present State Lottery may be obtained ; but from the popu larity of the Scheme, and the increasing enquiries for particular numbers, those persons who with to secure one of the Three £30,000 Prizes, should berfteal it immediately at WNW' Most fortunate (Hike, 17. Ludgate-street, near St. Paul's—where Four CApitals, in the Lottery just,,faidied, were sold in Shares, inclu ding thefts -drawn Ten Thousand Pound Prize, and the last ever shared. "THE ARMY. - • The Qd Batt Ilion of the 87th, ahnnt 2.71 s'ronr, and a detaelmmt of the 2.1 Garrison BAttalil.n e . et present compose the Garrison of the Island of Grr-r•- sey. The following is a c , irreet return of the Z.;:as of that Nand : One Lieutenant General (Lieutenant Governur ) Two Aid de-Camp% One Quarter-Master-General. One Mdite•y Secretary. One Briga•le Mlor. One Staff Surgeon. One Colonel of Engineers. One Inspector-Cenral of I , land Milt a. Four Deputy Ins; ectors. One Lieutenant of Engineers. who Is Aid de Camp se.l9. One Captain of Artillery. One Lieutenant of ditto. Oae Judge Advocate. The detachment of the 11th Light Drarnnl, sta tioned at Canterbury, marched from th”nce yesterday for the coast. The 18th Hussars are to take the et), I of the coast, and in the interior, in conjorictiAn %kith the llth & the Grit division of the 18.11 regiment ar rived at Canterbury yesterday, where the heed-quar ters are to be fixed. Thursday 150 men of the 531 regiment art ived at Chatham, preparatory to embarkdtiou for the East- Indies. The three Household Cavalry Regiments, the Blues, and the Ist and '2d Life. Guards, are, it is said to be united in a Brigade, and to take the usual State duty alternately. The Cavalry Reviewing General, Sir Manse LANE, has left town, on his tour of Inspection. Ott Monday last he inspected the Itlth Dragoons, sta. tioned at Hounslow and Hampton Court, and p r o. ceeded to the Oxford Blues, commanded by Sir It. Hut., at Windsor. The ratsce REGENT is expected in town tomor row, from Brighton. On Monday his lt..yal High ness will had a Privy Council, at three o'clock, at Carlton House, for the puri.o.e of pricking for Sheriffs for the year ensuing. Colonel Qu6NTIN, and his friend, 2.1 r. LA wit ELL, landed at Dover yesterday from Paris, and imme diately set off for town. A gallant Officer, who was entitled tc take rank among the Knights Companions ot the Bath, being recommended by a friend to send his arm: to the. Herald's Office, replied he had but one, and that he did'nt choose to part with. THE LATE FAux PAVE IN Moll Tarts.--.S!lnday morning last, when Lcrd returned frvm Coin!), he was met en entering his house by his datightt.r, child only six years of age, whom he accomp .n . ed to the door of the nursery, which he found c10:.e.!, and on looking through the key-hole, he s.iw his .1.34 with an intimate friend of his Lerdsinn t s.- tuation that is not to be describ-d. 11. s i.• rdship instantly flew to his chamber, and seizing a pistol. returned to the door ot the nursery at the moment it was opened by the adulterer, and levelled it at his head—by raising his arm he avoided the fatal effects of the ball, which he received in his right arm, by which it was shattered. Dust.lN, FEn.,7.—Mn. inquest has been hel.l rift the body . of the unforititatte Mr. D'Et;terri- it :tripe:sr% by the following letter which WAS trevived hp Mr. O'CoNNELL on Saturday evenin g , from Syr Eu- WARD STANLEY, that there is to he no protectiem: " 1 nial Barrncha. 4th Ft Itt uat ISt 5. - . . " SI R—Ltst your professional avocati,ns .Wild hr iteerrupte.l by an apprehension of ary proceeding being in conteir.:. atien, to consequence of the late ineLneholy even , I have t:ie honGor Inform you that there is not the rust th. , a-t 'wen hr, of any proseciit:on whatever on the part of the fan) ly nr fr et , ..!s of at: fate Mr. D'Estrrre. 1 have the bynour to be, ::;•r, cons most OK. Sienr bumble errs act. towns:, 5 1./55ILET. •' Daniel O'Countil, E,q. Nterrinn-squ.t!t.. ' To the a bove, which eeinces a very cornmendaile spitit of accommostatien, Mr. O'CoNs:i.t.t. returned the following answer : " Merrion-square, rehruary S, IRIS. Sta—l have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of yester.l:l, and I beg of you to ace. pt my •ii.cere thanks for your very polite and considerate attent.oa. It is to me a mournful consolation to meet such generous sentiments front those who must be afflicted at the late unhappy event; hut believe me, my regret at that event is most sincere and unallered ; and, it I know my own heart, lean with the strictest truth assert, that no person can feel for the loss soc sty hss Sustained in the death of Mr. D'Esterre with more deep and lasting sorrow than 1 do t Allow me again to thank you, Sir, fur the courtesy of your letter —a courtesy quite consivent with the gentlemanly demeanour GE your entire conduct on this melancholy transaction. " I have the honour to be, Sir, " Your must obedient humble servant, " Sir Edward Stanley. " DANIEL O'CONNELL: I CortlC. FLIMUARY G.—An affair of a serious na ture occurred on Thursday at Six-mile Bridge, county Clare :—A constable, with a party of the military stationed there) having distrained cattle for ism., they were rescued Iroin them by a nunth,r of armed country peop:e, and, melancholy to state, several of the soldiers ate very dingsr(Aisly weanided. Gene ral BARRY, ctintmAntiing this district, on receiving intelligence of the affqir, instantly proceeded to the place with a pally of dragoons aid y ; 111. General returned last night, having lett 0:e fritillary there. GALLAWT CONNXT.—On the night of Sattird.iy last, an armed party, consisting of above Rye:Ay fel lows, came to the house of Thomas all me, tattner, on the lands of Ardpadruig, in the County of Lime rick ; they required the door to he opened, which being refused, they demanded I):llane's horse, he answered that his horse was in the st.tl.l , f ; they then demanded his saddle and bri.11.., he that he had lent them to one or li's neighbours. y were unwilling to believe him, and set fire to the 'house. Thomas I)illane, and his two lumber s , w h o were in the house, considering th it they might as well die abroad as remain within to be burned, rits!ied out, two of them armed with pitch rks, and the third with a shovel—they engaged with the party abroad. wounded two of them, one in the head and the other in the belly, and having secured these and another, they remained uninjured vic , nrs in the con. test, for the others AM in vari: - us directions. A p irty of the 84th regiment, with Mr. Win. Gub:ins, most promptly hastened to Ardpadruig, and c-nveyed the fellows, who are named Barrie, TorAy, and Riordan. to Killinane bi idewell, where they are committed by G. W. Bennett, Esq.—and we are happy to say that one of them has given much information, such as we understand will completely break 'gyp the gangs, and restore tranquillity to the neighbou r h o nd or Knout,. lock and Kiltinane, wliii.h have lately been scenes of continued nightly disturbance.—(Cor4 Mercantile Cheswick, February S.)