Star.
London, England, 1815-11-09 00:00:00

SECONn- EDITION'.

STAR-OFF ICE. T%VO

We have this instant rece:ved thePari: P. 711 of
Sunday anJ Ma ;d :y last. T:!cy contain intellijelef•
of 'consi.leiai:le ilueric. Them seems actuAly to

have been an attempt to regent. Nay from orison;
but tl:c conzt.mcci !lace been taker into

custody.

In the Chamber% on Sarni-J.ly, nothirp ir.iportant
occurred. V'c itivc t!le 1)11 extrActs:

P' Nc) 11,;.ta e..

The Commnue Pf St. Cloud, And that Meodotr.'
Are crouded with British trocrs. Th.: stables 111.1 all
the out-houses of the two I'.:l.tcrs;, are occupied by
the cavalry, officers, and sobAlterirs.
Ti,e grand :Avenue of the Park, from the gate of
St. Cloud to that of S.!/rt•s, is li)ltd with artillery,
and the soldiers ore occupied At this monicry
in pitching tents and building temporary barracks
in various ports of the Park.

hfarshal Blucher, notwithstanding his severe hurt
by the tall from his Ir.rse, has quitted Paris.
Toe principil topic of conversation on S ttorday
was, the pretended seizure of Marshal Nay, by six-
tam im ividu ils disguised as gendarmes. What was
very extraordinary was the coincidence with a
real attempt made by two men to introduce them-
selves through several apartments and corridoress
which appertain to the Royal Celia. About
eleven o'clock Miss Calais, daughter of the porter,'
discovered in one of the corridores two persons of a
suspicious appearance : they disappeated on seeing
her, but had already begun with trying to break
open the lock of the closet of the President Agie, and
a parcel of cords were found of sufficient length to
reach into the court of the Conciergerie where the
Marshal is lodged. They were secured.
The Bavarian Garrisons of Langres, Chatimont,
Bar-sur-Aube, and Vandeuvre•s, have received order
to march immediately t.► the frontiers.

Tie Allied Troops still continue to garrisons
Troyes, Nogent, and I'rovins.

From Dijon to Paris the towns anA vilages are
totally evacuated by the Allied Troops.
Valenciennes is in a state of the most perfect tran-
quillity. The gates of that ci,y skit t very evon-
log at six o'clock regularly, az:t! opened in the morn-
ing at the same hour. ,

Lieutenant-Genera Regmat has 'lst finished the
disbanding the troops at 1.4 Rochelle. 'Tic opera-
tion has been done in the mast orderly manner, and
in respect to the I:,ing's ordinances. Iles.; have not
ceasei :0 observe the moat strice. cliseihi as
We hear from Milan that the Duchess of diAllrern
passed through that city a few days back on her way
to Munich, where she will be revived by the Duke,
wh .t is said a ill Cs his residence in G.:rmany. We
are ignorant of the motives that have determined
him to quit .France at this moment.
Yesterday, the two legions of the National Guard
were reviewed in the place Vendome ; a similar re-
view will take glace every Sunday...
At Orleans the greatest activity prevails in all
branches of commerce.
Numerous orders have been received for wine and
brandy, from the neguciants of the neighbouring
departments.

The aff..ir of M. Lavaileac will be tried on the
20th and not on the 16th.

The island of Bourbon was delivered up by the Bri.
tish to the French Authorities, on the 6th of April.

Yesterday the King gave a long audience to ere
Spanish Ambassador.
That part of the Austrian army which has quitted
France will.be cantoned in The Tyra and in Upper
Austria. The Prussian army will be cantohed be-
tween Mentz and Erfurt.
Almost all the Papers have stated that Ney's trial 'I
would commence as this day. This is not the case :
it will not come on until next Thursday.
The room occupied by Ney in the Conciergerie is
the same in which the unfortunate Royalist, Georges,
was confined
The French General Count Lulviu, why was taken
at Waterloo, has returued to Prance, but he is still re.
garded as a psi ,oner of
We are now assured that the Peace will be signed
for certain on Mon& y or Tat:Alay next.
An English and hutch garrison arc at,Pe.ronne.

An Art7.trian Column of IG,OaO men arrived at
Lyons on the 29th.
The Austriays are about to evacuate Tan-are and
Roanuc.

The Saxon garri,on of Mulltml-,?:1 lea Leen con.
IbidetAbly diminished
,within thew fl:tv
The Austrians ia ti:e South of F.ancc are estimat-
ed at 200,000 men.•
The Paynw,ter-General of the Pray ian nrmy has
quitted Paris.
It is said by virue of the Treaty of Pe;,(...f, Svrit-
zerland will receive as her sharz of the 7•.;::
payable by Fl'anc; the sum of 2 millions al.d I half.
Great .11til:At:,n3 are taking place, ant: 'tart:mll-
ments are making in almost every department under

Government.
A Journal of yesterday states, that a Mr:tuber of
the Chamber of Deruti.s is about to propose a pro-
ject of law, for tbe re.establishment of the Jesuits.
Ycst:ard.ri her Grace the Duche:l of NV:11;11:ton

'rye a mit splendil Ball; at w!ii,:h were all tl;e
rthlic characters in Psris, the w::-,le of the 'Mike's
St if, And several private Families o' dirtinetica•
The leotlem- hn nt.
riv here, were also prescot : —the lion. M49:,aellet
Mathew, the Hnu. r.!nvendi.,ll Bradshaw, Sir F.
Ran:ltnot, Mr. Brawn, Nug.:nt M r:ll4lll3arat
Most% Burke and Cipel. Wiaceini4 conimenerd at
ten o'clock, and condoned wiet liule iotertnistion and
great spirit trAja two o'clock in the morning, when
the company began to ~epArate highly ttfliglited.