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DUTCH PAPLRS. BRUSSELS, SEPTEMBER M. The Electoral College was opened wilt perfect order at Lisle on the 19th, in consequence of the law, from which one party in France dreads so much evil,. and the other hopes so much good. The Electors from the cantons which are occupied by the allied troops came in great numbers to exercise their sight. some pamphlets have bees distributed in the country tending to excite alarm and distrust; but these at tempts have not attained the end proposed, as people begin to be more and more convioted that tranquil lity and confidence alone can consolidate the happi ness of France. S ar r. 24.—A1l the troops of the Army of Occu pation have returned to their former cantonments s i n ce the 16th of this month, after the termination of th: various reviews. The corps of this army are not only not reduced, but no furloughs are given, in order to keep them up to their full complement. The British cavalry is entirely remounted. The Duke of Wellington has returned to hishead-quarters at Mont St. Marie, whence he has dispatched several couriers to Paris and London. It is now affirmed that the endeavours of the French Ministry to obtain a diminution of the military cuu tribution have also been fruitless. In all our Southern Provinces the Administrative and Judicial Authorities have sent circular letters to the Magistrates, desiring them to pay the strictest! attention to prevent CCIIIIII arts which are practised' to gain the price of torn. All these who are found guilty of such, shall he immediately brought to jus tice, and punished according to the =sting laws. Other measures of Police will not be neglected ; and it is hoped that they will produce the desired effect of reducing still further the prices of grain ; . and the more so, as there are people who will prove that the produce of this present harvest is sufficient to main. tain the inhabitants of this country for more than two years. HAGUE, SEPTEMBER ILS. The conferences respecting a Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between tie Kingdom of the Nether. lands anti the United States of North America are adjourne4 till the American Plenipotentiaries shall have received t.esli instructions. His Excellency, Mr. Gallatin, has returned, meantime, to Paris, to ex ercise the functions as Minister to the Court of France. '1 kiE EVENING STAR. LONDON. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1817. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK 4 R educed shut—Cons. it —Do. Ace. sift —De. Nov. Sif 4 prr Cott. shut— NI% y , 106 I —lnds Solids 717 5 pre. Sauk Long Amos. sbut—Esehrquer ll4lls, Ids. to ll6s. pr. The Paris Papers of Monday arrived this morning. The following is the result of sums more of the provincial Elections s For the Department of thl Doseoclt s—M. Langlade dela devil i Deputation complete. Getts—M. M. General Cam Lagrange de Camas:toile% mod Deices. Deputation complete. Hiner LT —Marquis du Montealin and Bares Dumed airs- Dee Deputy out to oasts. LoTLatarrpsh de Ruttiest. The silence so long observed by the Journals as to the Young Pretender, or sham Daophin, at Rouen, is at length broken by a sort of official 'odes of his approaching trial, but which, like too many official productions, seems as much calculated to aid as to injure the cause it professes to expose to ridicule.— The improbability of his story we can very well be lieve; but we should like to see it demonstrated by s*mething more is the way of fact and common sense, than the following rare specimen of physiolo gical skill displays. " The sit &est Lows XVII." they say, " is absolutely devoid of instruction and education (forgetting that, if his story of concealment and desertion is true, be could have no opportunity of obtaining either). The vulgarity of his mind is akin to the vulgarity of his manners. His language possesses none of that spirit which would announce the young Prince by the happiest sallies. In vain do we seek to trace in his face that nobleness which is the characteristic impress of the features of a Boon. son. He offers nothing in common with the onfor senate son of Louts XVI. but the name %%high be has stolen trona. him." How astonishing, notwith standing," they add, " is the stupid credulity of the vulgar 1 Tl.e impostor shews himself, and immedi ately he makes converts to hi: pretensions. The great name which be has the insolence to assume operates like a tali.m2n on the minds of the simple.° And yet, in spite of all his tafisereeie influence, they tell us, w:th greet consistency shortly after, that at Rouen, .the only place *Ureic has been exercised, he is gam* rqdrilsil, sod that it is only where hr has never been—in the departments adjoining—that his story occupies any share of the public attention— * De loin, e'en quire claim, it de pres et terse den." Another trial, not much inferior in interest—that of the individuals implicated in the plot designated 'under the title of L'Eftioo Noir, also occupies some space in the columns of these papers. It commenced before the Court of Assizes at Paris, on Monday, and was expected to continue during the rest of the week. The individuals implicated are numerous, and of ra jet apperior rank. The Act of Accusation charges • twos with a plot to overthrow the legitimate dr l usty g thoegk looking at the oath of initiation it wo od see m so bear any thing bat such an inter pretation. . It is an oath which elects not so much Ise legitimate dynasty as the foreign power by which diet dimity i s su pported ; and as some evidence of the twang leeliog in Fan!, with respect to a rya i a ti bia oor own country happens to possess length: 44 Tike ettli prooosnced by the friends of dm emaatry, wbo aseoekated to deliver the Meg from the yobs of etselpee. Jody, ills; L. 11. D. S. L. C. " I swear, apes my honour, to demote my Wiese sad my life to deliver my country frum the yoke whit* oppresses It. " I swear to use every effort to roma, tie prindpies by width lam inspired. 1 swear to reveal notblog wbbikesay came is my knowledge asocerning Ibis enterprise, In whatever sitar don I may be placed. Should I have the besemes to violate my oaths, I devote my bead to death." MMUS, Of TUE INITIATOR. " In the same of the Society of Fries& of the estestry, I re ceive yes into their number. The enterprise to which yes bare attached yoorseif is a sublime enterprise. Imitate not the vel um who have plunged France into an abysh by attending cooly to their own interests. Sacrifice them if It be necessary, and posterity will bless your memory." The letters L. M. D. S. L. C. are said to have signified initi.lly J.a Main Dreier Sur Le Cam,. The plot, according to the disclosures of the informers, was very extended; embraced not only Paris, but all the departments—had agents in every cone of the civil and military branches of Administration— and was under the supreme direction of some very important personages, of whose names, however, we are not yet put in possession. _ The foreign intelligence in these Papers is neither various nos of much interest. A report prevails at Petersburg!), that notwithstanding the kite aanonace ingot of the Euraeon's intention to sojourn for some months in the Southern Provinces, it is not impro bable that he may, after all, winter in the Capital. The King of Payssm, according to the expectation entertained at Berlin, ought by this time to have th rived there. The Archduchess Hamm; spouse of the Arch duke Palatine, was delivered on the 14th ultimo of a Princess; but both the mother and the young Prin cess are since dead. A series of American Papers arrived this morning one day later than those which we uotictd yesterday. The following are extracts: N MONTREAL, AUGUST ss. " We are informed that the Provincial Legible lure will very soon be called to Session, the reason is said to be urgent, but it has not transpired." FROM Till QVUISC !CAJUNS LIST. it Since the 12th instant, it will be found 851 set. tiers have arrived. Without some prompt assistance from Government, we fear a great portion of them wilt encounter much distress from the lateness of their arrival. We suppose the whole number from Great Britain and Ireland this season is nothing short of 4000. At Halifax we observe the numbers arrived there ate also very great." 81 WILMINGTON. (K. C.) MGM 17. A few days previous to Captain Joly's from Galveston, the !siestas'. schooner• Revenge, Captain Rapp. arrived there in a shattered yndi tutu, having had an engagement wolf the Spenish brig Cassadore, formerly the Chasseur of Baltimore, of 18 pas and 150 men, (the Revenge having only 66 omen, sad mounting one 18.poubder on a pivot, and two 6's), the brig struck to Captain Rapp, when ' another brig hove in sight, and they were compelled to abandon her. The Captain of the brig was killed. The schooner bad 88 killed and wounded, among the former all the Officers except one, who was wounded, and Captain Rapp.—ln the Florida pas sage, the Brutus saw a fleet of 22 sail of merchant men, under convoy of a brig of war. bound to Old Spain." A Dutch Mail arrived last night, from the Papas brought by which some extracts will be found in smo ther column. It appears that every idea of any far ther reductioit of the Army of Occupation is now abandoned. The Qum and Palmas:as are passing their time at Windsor, in the usual round of quiet and anal. lected annuement. riding out and paying visits in the morning, and receiving visits in the evening. Their constant, though gentle exercise, keeps then all in good health. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of GLOVCISTIA and suite arrived at Plymouth on Tuesday, in his Majesty's ship Twits, from their aquatic excursion to Jersey, itc. They landed *Wilt ten o'clock at Mount Edgecumbe, under a royal salute. The Xavier'', late the American corvetteiVarren, arrived at Cattle en the nth ultimo, from Luna, Which place she left on the 12th of May. Letters froth Cadiz state, that the news brought by her is ora most - alarming nature to the Royalist cause. • Since the tall of Chili, and the preparations making to attack Peru, the Royalists of the latter Viceroyalty do not hesitate, is plain terms, to express their despair of a favourable issue', particularly as the people are tired , out with the frequent and heavy contributions levied upon them to no effect. Letters from Buenos Ayres, dated the 4th of July, received by a boom in the City, distinctly motion that General BILLORAWO, Commander of the Buenos Ayres army is Upper Peru, was about to set oui for Tarifa, with a small escort,- in order to meet the Royalist General SUVA, who was to repair thither with a few guards. The object of this conference was so posed to be a plan of capitulation on the part o f the Spanish Chieftain, whose retreat had been pen .dared very dilicult, and who could no longer trust to the Creoles be had in his ranks; though in the Roy. ''list camp a report bad been circulated, that it was with a view to effect an exchange of prisoners. This, and the remnant tinder 1,4 ORILLO, may now be said to be the only two armies the KING of SPAM possesses south of the istOass of Pampa. TEE ARMY. It has been officially notified that the LORD Um visa= does not consider it expedient that the Militia of Ireland should be called out, trained, and exer cised, in the course of t h e current year. A letter from a Non.cammissiossed Officer of the 100th Regiment, dated St. John's, New Brunswick, August 5, states, that all the detachments were drawn . to, and that some of the transports had arrived which were to convey the regiment to Britain. The lOsd Regiment has embarked on board two transports at Quebec for England. . Wednesday sennight, the detachment of the 78th Highlanders, quartered at Perth, were inspected by the Commander of the Forces, who expressed his full approbation of their soldier-like appearance, and com mended the precision and accuracy that marked the execution of their various evolutions. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 30. Arrived his Majesty's ship TIGRIS from Weymouth, with their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Ditches , of GLOUCCITiII and suite on bind. They lands.) about ten o'clock, at Mount Edgecambe, under a salute; also arrived the Prince of Wal s, LIAM. from Trinidad; John, CAMPBELL, from Prince Edward's island, in 19 days; William, HALL, from Memel, in 21 days; and the Divan , cutter, from a cruise. Passed op Channel the American brig Ge neral Stark, GRIFFIN, from Alexandria for Rutter• dam. Sailed the Rieford, LAMB, for London. PORTSMOUIH, OCTOBER 1. Sailed the Eliza transport for Chatham. DEAL, OCTOBER 1. Came down from the River last evening and sailed the Lang, CLANK, for Bombay; and this morning the Hebe, Foam, for Bengal—the latter remains. HARWICH, OCTOBER 1. Arrived the Castlereagh packet from Hollsnd.— Sailed the Auckland packet for ditto; and Eclipse packet for Cuxhaven, all with mails. LIVERPOOL, SEPTEMBER SO. Arrived off this port the Favourite from New York. Sailed the Leander, for ismaica ; Caroline, and Hope, for the Brazils. KINSALE, SEPT. SS. On the 21st arrived his Majesty's ship Status, from a cruise, and sailed again on the 22t1 on ditto. Ar rived yesterday the REDBREAST tender, Lieut.CLIERT I from a cruise. BELFAST, SEPT. c 7. Arrived the Perseverance, 14 , /§lnnut, from Lon don, having on board the crew, consisting of ten men, of the Maria, of Dover, from Chester for Pic toe ; she had struck on the Acklow Banks, and was in a sinking state when the Perseverance fell in with her, and *eat down shortly after the crew had left her. SHIELDS, SEPT. 49. The brig Fide., that .as on the rock near Black Midden's harbour, got off, and is gone up to New castle to repair—she parted from her anchors and cables, and broke all her water ropes. DUNDEE. SEPTEMBER W. We regret to state, that all the exertions which have been used for getting off the ship Fairy, of 246 tons, stranded in the Orkneys, on her voyage from America to Dundee, have failed; and that no hopes now remain of the safety of the new brig Apollo, of 140 sew*. Captain Pwralen, Stipp's(' to have foun dered, with all ber crew, off Memel, where some of the crew's trunks have been washed on shore. These vessels, together with the new ship lAtOnn, SSO tons; Concord, 174 tons; Lord %Mogus, 150 tons; and new brig Peace, 160 tons—making a loss to Dundee of 1209 tons of shipping within a few months. CUSTOM-HOUSE, OCTOBER I. bran EXTRaID 1111WAILDIIThe Vrow Alkl4, —,, fres Rotterdam.; Violet, from Waterford; Ant, Davidson, from Hamburg!' ; Alpha, —, and Duke of Wellington, Ra ven, from Petersburgb ; New Zealander, Denseman, from Val par;lso ; btakeilry, Gransmore i • William Bryan, Urquhart; Posthumous, Ward; Henry, Matheson ; Fortitudi, Ashford'; Zetay and Ann, goes; and Resolution, Clench, from Jamaica • Vier Gebrooders, Do na ldson, from Lisbon; Allen, km; Quebec ; Ocean, Wilkie, from Smyrna; Regalia, Haly, from 1 rinidad ; Priam of Waterloo, Jameson; Harmony, Barrett; and Success, Manor, from Demerara; Royal Charlotte, Laing, Undaunted, Chookos ; and Don, Forrest, from Quebec; Venus, Baron, and William and Mary, Armes, from Oporto ; Ellen; Hart, from Christians; Albion, Baster, from Bourdeaus ; George White, from Cadiz ; Fortuna, Green, from Dantaic ; Cabbala Grill:hi, Hamilton; and Moira, Galloway, from Calcutta; &sten Providence, Grieesiade, from Seville; Men tor, Bullock, and William Dickson, Donaldson, from Oporto ; Governor Harcourt, Wilfllll. hem Demaram; l'heodosia, Flinn, from the Cape of Good Hope; Protege, Cans, from St. Lu cia; and lobo, Vain, from Jamaica. O& Twit ans.—Tbe Waaksambeld, Gruen, as Brothers. pro. pert, for Antwerp ; Claarks, Milne, for Tob ago • Duke of Kent, Pound, for Rotterdam ; George Hibbert, Heal, for Antigua; Jupiter Walker, for Oporto; Hero, Urquhart, for the Havan na' ; l ' Ady Harewmd, liming, and Loom, Walker, for Gre nada; New Uragansa, Conicity, Jan. for Malta, Smyrna, and Constantinople; nentweembire, Sena, and Vulusia, Ruffed, fur Jamaica ; Virginia, Fisher, for Virginia; and Zealous, Young, for Gibraltar. • Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at die East India House, when Captain T. W. Lucia was sworn into.the command of the ship Oawsu., con signed to China dims. By the death of Admiral Sir ions THOMAS Ducc woarii, one of the Ribands as a Knight Grand Cross of the Bath has keconse vacant. Admiral Sir Hosts Foams( succeeds Admiral Douttias in the chief command at Jamaica. The folios ing Lieutenants have been promoted to the rank of Commanders; Jamas Bauch, and John Hickman; . • It be Lieutenants—Messrs. John Williams, Jobs Pooh, le. sepb Syku, lebastooe Haw, sad the Hoc. Chubs Abbott, son to Lord Colchester, lldidsidpsses. Thursday afternoon, a boat 'belonging to his Ma. I laity's ship SWING= was upset, off Leith Harbour, by a sudden squill. The crew were happily saved, owing to the prompt aad timely exertions of several pilot boats. Letters from Barbadoes . mention ' that an affair 'between the crew of an American Isserchantman and the jailors belonging tea Danish ship of war is likely to produce serious consequences. A correspondence between the Governor at Su Croix and the American Consuls of the adjacent islands, particularly St. Tho oasis, has taken place, in which very intemperate language was made use of. The consequence is said to be, that the whole transaction will immediately be laid before the American Proverunsent. fr. Yesterday evening, at about half•part after returning horn St. Pet-r's Barracks, Bay, lice. his Royal Highness kite Di " cermet, with Mal Or-General GORDON to visit the Cobue Royal (the Court 1 he was received by the States. Our (Mr. MOULT), sheaved his ROYAL H loriginal letters and papers, written b , when in this island, with which th e seemed much pleased. He then mu, vernnbent House, where he dined. At about half past nine, attended by ral Gamma, the Staff, &c. his R.' , went to the Subscription Ball at D , -.uf in honour of the ROYAL Mae I).Th ced at ten. His ROYAL HIGIINIDA led La BRITON, daughter of the brute they went down seventy-five couple the Dims danced with Miss Dt:ssaul with her sister, the daughters of tii rear-General. From the great nutut, who stood up to dance, it was •01 , , bed sets; this was agreed to :it first, but was, who •ould go into the second bt I body wished to forego the only ne t . might ever have of a royal allemand, titul line of seventy-five ladies remar Each on the 44 light fantastic toe" t. ROYAL HIGHNESS, and each Lad the ness. AU was animation and scrightll At twelve o'clock, all who could down to an excellent cold supper. N 1 priate toasts were given, and enthusial in Champaigne, the excellent Band of giment playing many charming airs. the dance commenced again till two the ROYAL DL'Eli retired. His Roy a most excellent dancer. and never except at supper. The subscription gentlemen, and 3s. 6J. ladies. This morning (Tuesday), at nil streets were lined by the .55th, when an open carriage, with General Gui by the whole of the Staff, &c. proceed, Castle, the tide being quite out. Oi Duns was received by the Town Mil, paned them to the Castle, a Royal by their Horse Artillery. and three the Regiment. After seeing what sc tendon at the Castle, his ROYAL HI through the sally-port. On the last of the steps, he shook neral Gotinov, thanking him for all dons: he shook hands also with several and then, leaning on the arm of Lieu Sir Hrtottovz Tuatien, attended by eels DALTON and HIGGINS, &C. he w sha_r_p and rugged rocks to the barge. When be got on board, the Castle salute. His ROYAL HIGHNESS bOWC., given from the Castle, and to those him to the boat, which then rowed ling cutter. that was already under an hour she was out of sight, on her sey, where the Tigris frigate was waiting his ROYAL HIGHIMUL TRUE SORROW. /{ON TIM ITALIAN. "dugs di* ran. U Pews That melts heel( ha terra; The stricken *tit that can els% NO 0101131111011111* bears. When comes the law, true agony, The heart nor braves, nor melts die And mine hat come ! oo more I weep No more the bean's pale slave; My sleep most be th' 1:a waking aleey, My bed matt be the grave; Thro' my wild braid no longer move, Or hope, or fear, or hate, or love 0 Tuesday Count Muwean had an PRINCR _RZGINT at Carlton-hone. ' Monday, the Marquis of BLANDFORD burgh for London. The Marchioness of HERTFORD hat for the last five or six days. The Earl of EGRIMONT has left toi Petworth, Sussex. The Earl and Countess of LINDSA, Gritnsthorpe Castle, on a visit to Lot, Lady Wit Loircissv. Lord LYNDCCK is expected in town from the Continent. The Earl of Rocn FORD has left his Suffolk. for Eaton. Bucks. , Count aad Countess Lievax are expected to town the latter end of this month ' The Earl of ASIIBURNIIAM is _ with bad eyes, which obliged his Lords to town for advice. Tuesday evening, the infant dal]) MUNSTER, the Hanoverian Minister, at his Excellency's house in Grosvenor. PRINCE REGENT shewed his esteem standing, in poison, as one of the sponsors. AuctsbrA and a sister of the Countess • The proxy for her Royal Highness Taro*, the wife of the General. was performed by one of the Kisto'• eight o'clock, a sumptuous dinner the PRINCE REEZNT and a party of r amongst whom were Prince Errann, ,d'Osstomb, the Portuguece Ambassador, GUMMED. and Sir BENJAMIN BLOW' Gaxaaat, Ecxenox.—There seems dent expectation in Ireland of an approac Election. Mr. Have HUTCHINSON Live canvass for the City of Cork. and Mr. HARE canvass for the Coui NAND. who is to start for the same said, sure of success. Lords STOPPOSI stud for the County of Wexford ascendancy. Messrs. Cocccouott the other hand, are for the Catholics. dates for the County of Carlow are Sir Mr. Loroucux, -and Mr. Swat. GILRALD has signified his intention to personally, in a few days, to the Electors of Clare; and the friends of the have intimated to the Freemen of Dui their family i$ to ciivr Lim:elf for dui J 2 Er, SEPTE&BI rEi rBE i 21 lit sae 0 .1, 4 aracks, Bog hike 1) . Ct. Mid Wittogeit 1 - I ,l llSt ), iiit e ' cif t: e 7.. , 1 - 110 a sr* ' , 1 , 1 1 1 by Cites, , e R..../vA , :, ,• 4 irned ~, ril c a . by ?Lior.r„lN 6YAL ;ari d , i - • a 9 t r , .. . , ncinß c .Tr .... :Cli , Ilt $,• z. It. Al.qz , .lifai, .1t.4 :,. Kli g's p, zher of L ord It, :N T! , t . , hi - n!bi ctn.. its And as pp(); lt:•ttzt issid, tilt. t, wined a .b,,. 1, t.naed It nl! e desired ha , 41tness. I yet placc 41(111 , i:in:h am ialfically it; t . of t; :e .;.;... • AIR ..!:. P giCloc., . :AL likaffpis once at dcr 111 WAS IUS.C. 1 1 ine o'clock, i I n the DLKL . ORISON. Ltd& ded to Eliz te hi The S , nu. iliti*, and .; 1 salute v. 6 1 I ' cheers give., . I was worth hi. i itonsEas iv -1 t t hands with . 1 his kind a-. oral of the St eutenant.Gee his suite, C walked over ~ r. le fired a It ed to the c. ise who tolln I off to the S • sail. In 4 er Way to G;tt 'akin to •;c:,l It by • lae eyel reap; me?, ye, ,n audience of is DFORD left E. las been in to own, for his • SAY are arrived .ord GWYDIII wn in a few di Is seat, NS / h expected to . 1 from Paris. much incl . . ' Lordship to co ughter of Ccud r, was chri . . • .ered renor•pla:e. 11 1 for the Count by I; r l) . l G w a n a We Wri Ts h r e l ic t d h e l y ::: i ; n l i l : ll6 ;y e r s . 's Chaplains. M was served 14 10 of about trees!!, ITERH A ZY, Cert rador, the Earl ooatrtezo. wts to be a c ( e proaching G. r has begun an Lord KlNce inty. Lord Ih' ie County, is, it van and Vals,ll 1 on the Protest. ' and Cases * , e l dies. The CJ Sir Ur..a:ts Pt 6: Mr. I'v.A.v Fr: to pay his r, - ,ii.. ctors of the Cool louse of L'ia ,t ' f . Dublin, ti.at trit e that C r y.