Star.
London, England, 1815-11-23 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION.

LONDON GA ZL'TTI. lIXTRAORLINAkY.

TEITIIsI).IY, NOVENTBIIt,
FOREIUM-0.:1ICE, NOV. 'l3.
Mr. PLANTA arrived catty this morning from Pa;..s:
with the sever4l Twaties a nil Conventions, for the
restoration and 'maintenance of Peace, between E:
Britannic Majes..y and his Allies, on the one Tr..;:.
and his Most Ciaistian Majesty, on the c.ter ,
signed at Paris, on Monday the 20th ir.stan-
by Lord Viscount CASTLEItCAGIio and Field-Mars!:;;.
Isis (race the Duke of Wri.LINGToN, as P:enipoten
zi..:l;.s of Lis hIAJE3TY ; and by the Duke de RI(
as iblenivotentiary of his Mast
L Nlaat:st

rRENCII PAPERS.

SI'AR-OITICE, THAI ,: !YC:.".*:`".

We have this i.istAnr received the Yaps
Monday hest. follc,wing are p: ittey;
con tents :

COVItICH FATRAMIDINAItY OF LIONDAY
There was this day s Cabi:ter, Ct;uucil at
his Majesty and the Princes v: re
At Vuy, betv:een Catrbuty and P.oi;rit:tin, ti
French Douaniers have seized about four zo.ri r.
trancs worth of merchandize, whici► wt 1:: !:id i.
Ztllatcau. These goods were introtlaced i►::o
under a Dutch and Belgian escort.
An order has been i,sued for shut•'n:; di.• low-- •
the House of Peers alter the hour of nu!!! ck
Tuesday. All Ce►sens hay.ng ticke.s
Ney's trial, must elm:lore present theinselrcs
Mission before tl.at hour.

The gallery tf the Louvre is abort to h:
1;:led l'icutes as rtc.xn*.s hut)) st.v,;.:: 1,,
lamilics of Lf:itinction.

PARV., NVE111.15,:% 20.
The ling tor k bps accostom.Nl ti y•s•m-SA7.
inc he:tki.titt.irters of I'6i...cc %%ere
15:4 at Nar.lar.

The English troops at Anc•=na Ire e?ircted to b•
relieved imur2diately by the A.:trians.
We arc assured that the Ductless 1)..-wig,:r of Cr
leans has bought the hotel of M. CAtub.tccres
500,000 francs.

Tl.e barracks lately oectip*.e:{ the ,v!ie.3, tr„r;
in tl►a I.utcmb•nurg gardens, bc,:n &cit.
lislied.

We under :tau:l a Gentleman, who was known t
have about him a large sum cat money, was invtegle.
by some on!ortunate woman into a house near the
Palais Royal, where liquor being ordered,
e..in was put into it, by which he was taken alarrni4
ill. The Police interfered, and on soirchini th
house a man was found sleeping hi
ment with a poignard by his side, who was taker, int
custody—x.we hear he has been tried and ci rnletnne.
to 0 years imprisonment. The women are sectiTe
and the money found. The Gentleman who had the
fortunate escape is recovering.
We understand that the Ministers of the Al:ie.
Powers and of France have signed a Convovior.
which is annexed to the Treaty ['Peace, and
peculiarly concerns the City ti ll4mhurgh.
• One of General Clausel's Ades-de-camp, whoha-
, been arrested, has been set at libvity.

Front Commercie we learn as folleus :—lt is
thought that the passage of the t'iu,ssan trod
through the department of the Meuse i, terminate;
The 4th corps has passed Verdun, bu! :It?. gates
the place were closed against them.
Messrs. Comte and Duno)er, tie Editnts of 1;.
Cenitur, having pm:muted the Police for !vying sl';.
pressed their work, have been c d m txpea;e:
and their appeal has be,ll al-cted.
Marshal Massena has cientimJed l.is r3ssports •
, a foreign count: y.
General Bourmont, whose evidence haJ been
nied by Marshal Ney, has insisted cn btis ti c.:••
fronted with the accusal, in circler to t epcl
nuations.
A distemper has broken nut among the cattle c
the frontier of the Meuse, the MLurthe, anti Ow
wile. Skilful cattle-dxtors have been sent into t::_
departments.
Another dreadful murder has been perpetrated .3
Patin, upon an old gentleman, seventy years of
by thrusting a poignard six inches into Isis e';•
The house was immediately surrounded ; but tl.a
three assassins escaped by the roof. They had
nw
time to rob their victim.

It is asserted in Paris, that the Duke d'AxGotw:t
brings with him a Petition, signed by fifteen thousand
Marseillois, praying the trial of M ISENA, for u-;:
having allowed them to march zgainst BONAPARTE,
The Archduke Joins, on his return trim Londo:,
will pass, it-is said, through Dre,den, in order to p
a visit to Princess AUGUSTA, only daughter of 0,
King of SAXCAY, who will tiobably be betrothed to
this Prince.
On the 20th instant died, at Iris house, on WO!
wick Common, Lieutenant-Gcueral Er :),(1 the Rov3!
Artillery, aged 86 ye.rs.
A second Cecilia has ma deg her appeArince in tl:c
literary horizon, which pioniises to eclipse her pred;
cessor we Allode to the new Novel of 4. Rhoda:
which we hesitate not to promise a thia'ruore iu t:l,.
art. As a brother Journalist has justly onsavvd,
::.c
character of Rhoda is more happ:iy drawn bocatoe
truer to nature than that of any Heroine that has aP
peared betere us.

NAPA& IMILLICIEIMIL

FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 40.
Arrived his Majesty's brig Tusc:Arr, 18 guns, Cap.
:ain JONES, from Naples, and is put under quarantine.

PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER !i.

Came in the Matlock, CORTEZ, from Oporto to
tumouth ; and the Oporto, COVZY, from Oporto
10 London.

DEAL, NOVEMBER 22.

Came down from the River and sailed Vertatnurs,
Coo, for St. Kitt's; Baltic Merchant, PARRY, for
•:,,etrada ; Governor Harcourt, Wl',sou, for Deme.
Ara ; Eliza and Peggy. for Antigua ; Prince Regent,
:I.IFroRD. for India ; Hunter, Home., for Malta ;
ommerce, DEMON, from North Shields to Deme-
nt. a ; Ann, Hams, for Jamaica ; Princess Mary.
‘;iciinsobt ; and St. Ann, CRoBIE, for ditto; and se.
•erll others, names unknown.—Wind N.

RAMSGATE, NOVEMBER 22.
s tiled at noon for Ostend, with passengers, the
~ord Liverpool packet.

HARWICH, NOVEMBER 22.
Arrived a Dutch trader, with butter and cheese,
r,in Rotterdam. She is in a leaky state, with Ler
klnJlass upset ; her name Zong and Flight. Sailed
.‘lufily packet, for Holland ; Lady Nepean packet,
,; Cuxhaven, both with Mails and passengers.

HULL, NOVEMBER 21.
Arrived his Majesty's ship ALERT, having on
,0,,a stores for his Majesty's brig JASPER. The
PEARSON, from Shields lot London, with coals,
put in leaky.—Wind N.E.

WILLS, NOVEMBER 22.
'De brig Mary, BARNARD, master, of this port, is
supposed to be lost, with all her crew, on Wednes.
jay, the 13th inst.—she was from Hull for this port.

GRAVESEND; NOVEMBER 92.
Failed the John, John Spencer, for Jamaica; the Echo, Henry
iindoc, for ditto; Looks, F. M. Da Silva, for Bahia; Lady
Aur, James Matthews, for Nevis; Nancy, T. W. Partridge, for
Ogend.--Arrivcd the Petri 11, Ma.on, from Rotterdam ; hinge
Gescinus, Bark, and Good Hope, Vcsterhry, from Amsterdam;
Ssallow, Chuzill, and Brown Fisk, Smith, Irons !lading; Zee
New, Plug, and Volharding, Grans, from Rotterdam.

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