Star.
London, England, 1815-11-13 00:00:00

DUTCH MAIL.

It was repotted lately in the Brussels Papers, that
the buke of WiMLINGTON was about to remove his
head-quarters to that city. The Mail of this morn.
IU states, on the contrary, that as Commander of the
united armies, his head quarters are to be at Paris
for the winter. The head-Quarters of the Prince of
OHANGE, after the .occupation of Valenciennes, will
be at Brusseli.

The Royal Armies (excepting the stipulated force
which. is to remain in France) are now certainly on
their march: This appears from Proclamations re:
specting the order of their mc;v:ments through the
Rhenish Provinces and their mode of supplies.
The srst Pausshul corps of 36,00 d men passe*
through Hainault from the Bth to the 15th instant
towards the Rhine.

The pAssage cf the Russian army through Leipsic
communcesileA the 23d tilt. and the last corps passed
through on the 3d instant.

M. Foocue pastel through Lcipsie on the 26th
ult. iu his way to Dresden.

VIENNA, OCTOBRIt 29.

The House of Baring and CoMpany in London,
supported by the Government of England, has made
a contract with our Gut/aliment, by which the im-
mense quantity of cinnabar which was laid up at
Idesa and Venice, is sold to them, under the condition
that no cinnabar shall be cdel tar three years to any
other nation, not even to natives ; people calculate
that Austria Will receive for this article '25 millions
of florins in silver, and see in this a new proof Of the
spirit of speculation of the English, who have it► thus
manner obtained a monopoly in thit article.
BRUNSWICK, OC I'OBER gs.
His Highness Prince Augustus has received from
hig Majesty the King of Pruissino the Orders of the
Rcd and Black Eagle.

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THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

PRICE OF Tl'.2 STAR.
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the price charged to our Customers; and coinpfaints having
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also reached us of a difference in the prices charged, we think
it necessary to state, in common with the Proprietors of other
Papers, that there we two lilies ; they are as fellow
Papers paid in adruce for the country ought to be Xt. 3s. 9d. per
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The charge for Tam &raft delivered is London cannot legally be
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AT NINE &CLOCK, NEXT THdREDAY MORNING,
(BEING 'rift LAS DAY BUT ONE) LOrVERY DRAWS.
Al I'HE THREE PRIZES OF ,Eso,ooo, ALI."I'HE FOUR
PRIZES OF £20,000 YET UNDRAWN.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 130.

MICR OF y fOCIC9 THIS DAY Al TWELVE ('LUCK:
Reduced 601 f —Cons. ontney 6111—‘or ac k. elf
4 pa Cent 731-5 per Cent. 9111—Bonds a Ts. pr.
Omn. 151 f pr.Du.pay.lsll. pr.—Bab. BM Is. to 3s. pr. 12

Yesterday we received the Paris Papers 'of the siti
and 9th instant, mid this morning those of the 10th.!
The Law against Seditious Language passed the
Peers by a makrity of NI to 35, without any amend.
ment. The debates, however, are uninteresting: in•
deed it can hardly be otherwise where the reporters
and publishers are only permitted to give the speeches
on one side of the question. What would our Readers
say if, in reporting our parliamentary Debates, we
should give only the speeches of the Ministers and
their suppnrters
The most important inteliigenee In the Papers that
have reached us is the tri.►l of NEM, which has at
length commenced We have given as lull a report
as possible of this important trial.
We might to mention that NEY himself was not
present during any part of Thursday's proceedinbi.

N4V,fLINTL LIGENC.E.

FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 10.

Arrived the Eamtbrth, from Plymouth I r Oporto ;
Willi.tm Smith, WALKER, from Cot k ; a Man of W.tr
brig, 'mine unknown ; the American brig Trigaii,
Tut•vt.tc, from New Orleans, in 69 days. S. ilea the
Bo wick, G weans, for Barbadoes..—Wind W.N. W.
PI.TMOUTH, NOVEMBER 11.

Came in the SALISBURY man of war from New.
foundllnd, bearing the flag of Admiral Sir it. KEATS.
Sailed his Majbsty's ship LIYANT on a cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER 121
Arrived yesterday the Sumarang, a country ship,
from Bengal, and sailed for the River; Wellesley,
MuLiam, from Halifax, with her main-mast sprung.
Sailed yesterday his Majesty's ships MAttum. and
COLUMMNE, for Sheerness, to be pail off. Sailed
to-Jay his Majesty's ships ALCMRXE, SPitIYNX, and
TORTOISE, tothe eastward.—Wind S. W.

DEAL, NOVEMBER
Came down from the River a large !lector otitward
bound Merchantmen, mid remain with the ships as
per List. Arrived the Neptune, Ktaticr, from R4m-
say ; Sovereign, FOSTER, from Pictosi ; Eagle, D.
NISON, from Bahia ; and the Swift, TANICELSEY,
from Malaga for I...!ith.—Wind 3. W
HARWICH, NOVEMBER 11.

Sailed the Leicester packet, for Holland ; Lark
packet, for Cuxhaven; and the Charlotte packet, tor
Gottenburgh. All with mails.

RAMSGATI, NtwEmßra 12.
Sailed fur Ostend, late un Friday evening, the
Prime of Waterloo packet, with Captain BLACK I.f
the Royal Navy, and several other passengers. Ar-
rived in the writ froth Ostend the Lord Liirerptwl
packet, with passengers.
DisTglipti OF PRIZE MONEY.
Woodlark and Aydin'', for the Galen, Cuba, Edward, Hal-
gen, and Cygnt t, the 16th inst. at as, berm-gm-4 Strand.
Active, for the Sophia Amelia, the 15th inst. at :2, Essex.
street, Strand.
Belvidere, for the Fortune, Friendship, and Hiram, the 15th
inst. at 6, Thanet-place, Temple-bar.
Victory, for the Planaten, the 14th instant; at 70, Great Rus-
sel-street, Bloomsbury.
Tartarus, for the Hero and Faitor, paid into GreenWich
Hospital.

The Tred_gar that was on shore on the rocks near
Margate, has been gat off, and proceeded fur London.
The Higginson, ten. SrnoYAw, mastei, from St.
Andrew's tor Demerara, struck on a sunken rock
about 60 miles south of the former place, and it i►
feared she will be lost.

The brig Adventurer, BRIDGMAN, master, of Dart-
mouth, was lost 24th September at the entrAnce of
Fag's Harbour. The Master and crew of 1 I men
all drowned.

The Elizabeth, MARSHALL, from Havre for Liver-
pool, has been on shore at Scilly, got off, and is dis-
charging her catgo to repair.
The Xanthus, FAIRCLOVOI4, froth Newcastle for
New York, with coals, iron, and lead, is lost on Has-
borough Sand—crew saved.
The Royal Baths, at Ramsgate, had a narrow
escape of being burnt down early on Saturday morn-
ing, when the flames were observed to issue from the
window of one of the dressing morns by a person
employed as tide-waiter to the Customs, who imme-
diately gave the alarm; and by timely assistance, the
fire was happily got under without doing much mis-
chief beyond the room in which it originated, where
a Lady had dressed late in the ever.ing, alter taking.
a warm bath, and it is supposed a spark had been
dropped:
Friday morning, about four o'clock, a fire broke'
out in the apartments of the Rev. Mr. CLaneu, in
the eastern wing of the quadrangle of St. Mary's
College, Winchester, which at first threatened
struction to the whole of that venerable building : the
fire raged with considerable fury for upwards of three
hours, when, by the great exertions of the inhabitants
and the military of thu garrison, it was fortunately
got under 1 considerable injury has been done, and
the damage is estimated at about a 04,000, including
the furniture and valuable library belonging to Mi.
C. the whole of which was nearly destroyed. Hap-
pily ov Area were lost.