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

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THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, IS;S.
LoßDToes Dia.—Holiday at the Dank.

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No. 1. Rt a`7 s,—The Woman taken in ,lnultery.
2. ANni:VA o--The
S. RArrA e.r.to—Madonna and ChiLL
4. M0.:30N r—Ga•roi de Fuis.
S. Gr. tit: Arn Dow—A Portrait of Himself.
G. or:cretin-I.a Madonna
7. On KltClNO—Christ in the Sepulchre.
a. Gut t:o— Lot an,l his Daughtvise
9. 'I e Loolirt Vvrt.
10. Cc* Fee on +he Caital of Dort.
1 t. !.11,11.eN0-••• I I;t! %lard:iv. of St. Ciao:lite.
P i 1..) I a ca-1.-:etsinet. -
la. c r hue rior of a Cretrage.
li. It e o—Xlatimna Infant Christ and St. John.
13. Ci..t OR It AIN X—Mid l/sy,
Faahat ,itby 1 m.gictsti !Lod Co.; J. Wisitr ; Ana Davies ;
W. r ; aud .it the With,' (Mier/ of Pictures, No.
54. Neu- 1;•i, ,t, ti,e letirtift;lDi.twings in Water
• Cr. nlit • t sircia.ty fur this are alliebiterl.

nivate accounts from the South of France still I
speak of the persecution of the r:otestants in that"
c;!, .rtor. We did hope that the power of the Km
; J long ere this have been proved to be efficient—
! nt nominal; but we cannot disguise our conviction
that those who ought to be ezemplay io submisiisn,
ht enforcing the liws, in proving that •only under a
I...gitimate government can any people enjoy equal
prot,:ction—that the very men who ought to have ex-
this, conduct have been the most criminal im
encouraging--nay, in organizing and directing*these
outrages. And what is perhaps the most alarm-
ing ccnsidcration connected with these disgraceful
sceres is, thai hitherto the irm •of power has
nvt reached any of the muidevrs 1 We say
thii is a most alarming consideration ; for it :hews
thst the re7gn of crime lit:s not ceased iii France,
k),lt only changed its mode of operation—its leaders—
it, v ict;ma. The work of chit Allies is not yet =Om-
-1):i -hed.' They did not-put down political merely to
ntablisit relir,ious oppression—and it becomes 'their
to enforce such a system in'France as ;nay yield
a: least a reasanable security, *Lathe peace:af their
Steles shall tic t again be disturbed.by new French
.
fv.i.ls under new names.
:-..713 a marked disregard of die Royal authority
to is st:11 conspicuous in France, cannot but prove
nth.iiias:iing to the Allies. The Duke of aLING.•
h-ts at Faris a inure tngerous and harrassing
con;:nand 'than he has ever yet sustained. In a coun-
try %%here assassinations' are still practised, we sin.
ec watt -that much precaution has been taken to
goat d a life so valuable to the public. There are in
rr.:nce men of such a character, that any crime may
be appreLended from them.

The Doston Papers to the 12111 of Octobir, the ar-
rival of which we noticed yestmlay, contain but little
ioelligence of importance.
The last American dispatches from the Mediterra-
nean convey the gratiflatg intelligence that the
::etch are about to act whit becoming spirit towards
the infamous Day of ALGIERS. At the date of these
di!;p4tars; the Dutch fleet was off Algiers, Consist-
ing•of five frigates and two sloops of war. The
Dutch Consul of Meant, on board of one of the
squadron. had made propositions similar to those ob-
tained by Cornineidore Demme, but the Der re-

titnd to accept them, and in retnra made proposals
to the putch Admiral, which wars in it Wm manner
refased. The Vintch Consul had arrived at Meant,
being unable to negotiate a iitisfactory treaty. "
Ihe DE.;ch fleet vere in daily expectation of a re-

rc?Mitit, at which time, should no pcaee be con-
, cludld, they would bombard the city, and intercept a
r ortbe Algerine'squadron which was out. •
The most serious apprehensions are entertained for

r‘fety of the United States sloop Ontario. She
1-.:y4st have pawed ont of the Streights of Gibraltar
4r:ln the 10th cir 12th July.
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hire this morning received some more Ame-
'l;,..in Papers, but not of a more recent date titan