Star.
London, England, 1815-12-05 00:00:00

to egive*riaTsbewhaParad-Pr torrectinkier,
ixicn on the sate of the crountry, as long di the
;;went restrictions 'on the Press: Ziiiniituf.r How.
;,cr, every thins appears. to be In a ►tate of trait.
if no marked satisfaction exist.
3"
The funds have again fallen, which some private
scomits, though we think erroneously, ascribe to
orehensions of disturbance in consequence of the
tiproaching departure of the Allied troops. The
calie at this decline is to be found in the Treaty just
which stipulates the payment of line
~pi; Aid ct.mequently shakes the utonied interest.
`g our opinion there is nu imetafiate fear of resistance
~,!%; made to the Government ; some partial- erplo-
ims of discontent may occur, but not of x natute
alarin the local authorities. The latter have had
ti) organize themselves; they act in concert;
.iy h.tve the usual means of reward and punishntent
at thrir disposal ; and, if they display but a moderate
anon of wisdom and vigour, they will have it in
:!/eq- power to repress the discontented.

private letter from Paris, dated Nov. 29, says--

Eli: teaming is the result of a conversation vhiels
I:.i‘e had with a person, whom, for some time, I
sve considered to be well informed s—The ultra
!•;oysliit party fading themselves, thwarted in the
lumber of Deputies by the Modern, wish, in con.
euer.c..., for a nee Assembly, and for that purpose
sli.solir the present on the Ist of January, and to
,:isoke the Electoral Colleges for new n'iminatinns.
!le new Chamber will ass.mble the lit of March.
!lir:netts interval them will be same changes in the
liaistry. The Duke de Itrcunteu. not being exalted
1(,,1gh, drill beitplaced by NL de VAS:BLANC. De-
al:, whom the fear of bring dismissed has brought
iCk to good principles, will be Ministra of the lute.
or, and LAWS Minister of Police. LAVALETTL
,vin been formerly intimately connected with Mar-
ia! Nimatonr, presented to the Ktxo, through him,
petition, begging the favour that Ir might be shot
i; a soldier, instead of bring.guillotined. The KING
liswer:d, with great tans fivid...6 It does not depend
?on ate to stop or change the forms of justice.' L
already determined that Net' is to be executed in
to Court of the Palais du Luxembourg."

Anrsiean Papers atrisei this morning.
(TIMM Tat NF W YORK IILIIALD, OCTOSES 21.)
" Singel* flw question is now coining
an is„sgei whethers and bow soon the Banks will
sume.alwqr•payments specie? A plan by which
1:13 tocbitiffiwncl) teas been adopted by the General
Cdlan*Willilt.tilP,Asniaof New York; and is now
Jefore titivkariCer,abigaeverat Banks in Philadel-
phia blksaioub *kr, owir so-operation. This is

ig
rw to Forum the interests of liberty. This has
dyne by the way of Decrees.

All idea of Slavery is abolished : the moment a
•lave sets a foot on the Buenos Ayres territory, he
eccmcs a freeman. The Tribunal of the Inquisition
Lid aside, as is also the hateful custom of torture.
ble titles are to be extinct, and merit alone tu fu-
me is to be distinguished.
New regulations have been made on the subject of
:ade, and as regards the exportation of silver. A
=lv mote adapted for working the mines; and
Ay, the hst of Decrees wind up by enacting, that
pt.: sous ate equal in the sight ut the law.

By the EOll of Buckinghamlhire, which arrived
4 Greenock on Wednesday twin Cond.', we have
:ceived the Q.,* Jive Mercury of October 17, which
..;es tire following account of a calamitous fire at

:

" eVEIIIIC, OCTOSLIL 17.
" It is no. silly six weeks singe the town was alarmed, and
!rtly suffered, by a serious and distroniug fire, at Prisideefile,
0: in at which remains onacceinted for until this day.--
l!n such a calamity, fpr another of a like stature, am! under
quiareireversumnes, to kappa fu the same neighboarkuusi,
e the :auk of calling froth the most serious app: the s isms.
* I. ;facilely the present state of the public mind, ails.
g froia a Fitt voisieh broke out about eleven o'clock on Friday
eitikein the bakehouse of Messrs. Irvine, M`Naught,
'id Co. near Prisidevilk, or iu au adjoining stable, which coo_
and both *het* buililings, and thence communicated to the
'se store of Mr. Anthony Aodecina, which was "1") laid iu
r.ot midi the removal of the pools It contained, many
%inch *ere moth inj *red, and some destroyed; so was also
",,,libsa-bouee belonging to Mr. Anderson, opposite to his
which it was found necessary to de,:roy, to prevent the
.4.4:ng of the Cmss to a rage of store' and dwelling haute,
litivurb. Irvine and Co. which, bad they not been
7•Ai, would inevitably have itivolved in the disaster a number
,Ithi.t stores and dwelling-houses in the neighboorbood ; the
.omer containing property to an ineakulable amount, palm*
•1' Wrack stores of net less value than .€170,000.
41111s1, indeed, the unspating element extended its devotes
rt Messrs. laws we and Co.'s stores, there is no saying where
41,structiou would have terminated, as the wind b:cw pretty
o g the whole time. The wharf was wholly dm:red whit
tuned out from the stur. s. It was soUy by the most
.trAndsnary exertions of both civil and military, that the Emus
'e run tined to the few buldings that were cousumed. Nutting
vW surpass the efforts used to save laving and Co.'s buildings,
• ti nothing but such efforts could save them; the ohject was a
r.ti.catcmis one; happily maim was the result; not were these
..:
`r ness less to preserve Mr. Armes son's effects. 'l'ke origin
Lit tire can no more bi atiourited for than the preceding one
le4 'he neighbourhood, no-1101 WO* bitbaksatle Sinus.
•Nrlsissagc4l44kolowojor maw pm*"

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**het Algosikr.tir ttltt: •
• '
IYestardaY, at three o'clock .his
.Royal
the PAM* RIKSANT held a Court at Carlton WM,"
. Mr. BAUOT WAS introduced to the REGENV -by cis.,
count Carituartots, upon his being appointed
ulster to the United States of America. His Excel-
lency had an audience of-his R ,yal Highness, kissed
hands upon his appointment, aud, we understood)
took leave of tjte Prince.
Mr. CANOVA, the artist, was introduced to the
Pinnt Raoul' by ViAmint Casur.numiii. upon his
arrival in England from Rome. He was most gra-
ciously received.
Count HAIWOREAG was introduced to the Paws,
and had an audience.

, Vice-Admiral Sir HEREERT SAWYER was invested'
with the insignia of a knight Commander of the
Order of the Bath.
the REGENT held a Privy Council, which was at-
tended by the Lord Chancellor, the Lord President,.
the Lord Privy Seal, the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer, the Secretaries of State fur the Home and Fo•
reign Departments, dtc. &c.
At the Close of this Council another Council was
held, at which. the RECORDED, of LoNnost was ad.
muted, and made a tepon.
His Royal Highness gave audiences to the Loan
CIiANCLLLOB, Earl HAKROWIST, VisCOUnt CASTLE*
74EAG11, ViSCOUIIt itITII, &C.

' TI/2 iißmr.

Tuesday, the Mai ult. a tn,ct sumptuous and
splendid 13r11 and Slipper was given by the Officers
of the 7th Royal Fosileers to the Gentry of Poissy
and its environs, by whom it was most brilliantly
3,nd numerously attended.
744.1j.,r CAMPBELL gave an elegant dinner yesterday
to a large party of Military Gentlemen, at his house
in Brook-street.

Friday the Smith Hants Regiment of Militia re-
ceived orders to hold itself in r,:adiness to embark, at
the shortest notice, for Wa er4d. The Regiments
it is understocid. w.ll be repi.tted, in the duty at Gos.
port, by the R. )yal Bucks Militia. which is aow at
Furl Cu niberl And.

It is stated in letters received by the Tuscan, that
the Hon. General MAITLAND (brothei of the Earl of
L.ltaimumLe) is to he Governor:General of the Bri- I
tish Islands and Possessions in the Mediterranean
lams, with two Lieutenant-Governors ender
is Supposed General CAMPBELL, at nilta„ and Sir
Lowny Gore. at Corfu, one of the lonian Islands,
placed by the late Treaty with Russia under the pro-
tection of England. It is considered, that the Com-
mercial interests of the country will be greatly Aug-
mentetl by dies.: concessions, under the abi.e manage-
ment and direction of the present Gt'veruor of Malta.

PEDESTRI.4IMM.

MATCH OF TWELVE HUNDRED MLLES.

siniva•rotts, b6c.4, 1515.
This day, at eleven o'clock, Turvia: and his Son,
a boy votive years of age, who have undertaken to
1200 miles in twelnntyn days, on a pieie of
ilitOatangAoenc
„ 11amt. -.141.4404,20
Ihrpw at
yet completed, they were only able to accom-
lwing to the inclemency of the weather, 40
nine o'clock this night, when they left-off.
'THE BRISTOL PEDESTRIAN.

" Sanford, December 4.
I).lY.—Mr. SToKits, at 52 minutes
Any o'clock last night, Completed his 50 miles.
morning he started at 40 minutes past six
in very heavy rain, and at 52 minutes past
four o'clock in the afternoon had walked 38 miles."

66 TO rut robot.

Sta—Mr. STOKES will fcrl !hitch obliged if., the Editor of
the Sr** will correct a statement which appeared in that Paper
on Saturday last, intimating that • a West Country Cattleman had
watched and hacked Win to walk, after his present watch I. coo.
thided,.for loon guineas against Basta; Mr. Si oats wi,hes it
to be itiniervood, that he will not become the hireling of any
person's interest or caprice; and hr conceives that no Gentleman
would oiticitna4y subject his name and respectability to public
disquisition, without first consulting his feelings and sentiments
upon the subject. Mr. S. has wade no new engagement what.
ever, and if he should at any futtirit time detrinine so to du,
ova be delusively an act of his trieu:'—Saltiord, 4th Dec. •

Sunday se'nnight the Archdukes hue and Lewis
of Austria, arrived 3t Hamilton Palace, near Glas-
gow, with their suite, in two carriages, drawn by
tour horses each. tAs the time of their arrival was
known, a vast concourse of people crowded the road
leading to the Palace.
The estate of Grosbois, which the King of Fat.suez
is said to have given to the Duke of WELLINGTON,
with the Gordo: Bleu, was formerly the property of
It was sold as rational property. bought
by BAHR" and sold by him w General MOREAU—..
upon whose exile it was given to Beexaverre by Bo-
ICAPARTII, who was to pay the value of it to MOttEAUsi
but this, we-understand, was never done.
The Dukes of RICHMOND have been, since their
creation in 1675, Dukes of RICIIMoND in England,
Of Lzwexia Scotland. and since 1777, of AUSIGNY
in France. 'ripe last title was derived by CIIAULES
Lome, the first Duke of RICHMOND, natural son of
CIIARLIS H. from his mother, Louoia De QUICHOC-
ELIA a French lady, who was created by the Ktso
Baroness Petersfiald, Co4ntess art Far. ham, and .Du.
chess of Portsmouth and by Loess XIV. Duchess
of Aubigny in France. Of this last title the Duke
of RICIINUIND was deprived by the Revolutinnitey Go.
vernmel... of France; and we understand it has been
recently restored to his Grace by the King of FRANCE-
CINEXT-GANDEN THRATIM—A new musical Ro.
mance, entitled Bobbie' the Bandit, was performed for
the first time last night. It is one of tilos/trifles got
up in a burry, and upon which, by the manner of
bringing it out, no lasting dependance seems to be
hail. The drollery consists in the mistake of a band
of robbers in the Forest of Montetearpini, who, hav-
ing lust their Captain, choose a pour driveller, named
Bdind, performed by Mr. Lis.r.,N. An unfortunate
description and exposure of the true character of an
army in being let loose to' plunder a house, aroused
the indignation of t 1.4 spectators, and all she popu-
larity of Mr. LIPTON could not procure him leave to
glee it out for a second representation.
siDuoms closed is or performances Pt LW'
Toesdityaights in the cli.tractet of Mrs.
lhstftky, in the aillefich, for her ewe benefit !

ire& the iiibt gothic,' not to do a
.thing of this sort arm
!AT .frt(*K-filliP•Tuss•dikta* grousw
caft • • - their ani
" SOlturai *hick lied objected in accede to being Ye
olish or
r.ropo** ;01Garrerayrsent have an agreed." •
Ike Papers it would appear that m es At
.:ter inpAl. lit been received at New York
:.on fe than any from thence di. 4,
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•
;?ct o,,,rwitia • .t. •he Ayres Government, past nia,
• would seem, hvre come to the determination of This m
..t. c.. 1 ct.ering various laws of their Government with