Star.
London, England, 1815-11-17 00:00:00

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1813.

RIC! OF ~ I'OCIES THIS DAY A I"FWELVE O'CLOCK:
_
gfd.i.:eil 601 I—Cons. money e 1 1--for a7.c. G'2l
i;a Cent 7511-5 per Cent. 92 Donde 6s. 7a. pr.
Min 16! pr.—Do. pay. 171 pr.— :eh. Billa 2s. to Ss. pr.
Ibis day was the sixth of the payments on Onuilusn ; notwith-
. ghi:ng which no depression has taken place, on the contrary,
;nu„ lm, which was yesterday dor• at 153 for Money, was thia
...rolog at 161 for Money, and 171 for the next payment,

No French Papers have arrived to-day, but ne.
er.il private letters from Paris by the former Mail
wain some interesting details arising out of Ntres.
csrt-Martial. We have given one of these commu-
ications in another part of our Paper.
Anotlitr letter from a well-informed person, and
le 01 sAme consideration, alter some allugions to

c_•rsrcuti'nts in the South, which he calls disgrace-

1 t; any civilized country, states that the KINV is
,:cidedly in favour of religious liberty, but Ciat
i',ete is a strong party of bigots near the 'Mune,
•ho will allow none but themselves to be pine
.oyalists, whose creed and system is to extir.
tate heresy and heretics. The writer mentions, in
-oof ,)1 his statement, that Abbe MONTESQUIMI was
• tar Aiked by the KING what his opinion was re-
ectiuz religious persecution? the Kix° adding,
My own opinion is, that Government should not

in persecuting the Protestant,."—Movn›Qt•loti
plied, th At lie vas glad to hear it ; for persecution
any kind was contrary to all the principles of
.iistianity.—ln a day or two atter, the Duchess of

NbOULENIE sent for MONTESQUIOU" You have bren
r sinning to give advice to the KING e, No, Madam.
!,r KM; told me that he could not approve of per-
anion, and I only told his Majesty that if he could
move of it, he could not be a Christian ; for such
my opinion."—The Duchess, in a tone but little
coming a person of high rank, told the Am to be

rehil how he conducted himself; that his Conduct
t a highly presumptuous ; and that it did not be.
. me such men to hold such opinions..

The official details respecting the late military °pc-
' trots in India were published last night. The
r. eater part having already been laid before our
.;.tai!ers from linfia Gazettes, the only additional par-
• :clans are given in another column.

We have also laid before our Readers another int-
vtant document from The Ceylon Government Gazette,
?tailing the particulars of the reconstitution of the
';overnment of Candy, after its conquest by the 13ri-
-41 arms. The change must prove a great happi-
•.ess to the natives. In fact it is always a blessing to
. people in a state of comparative barbarism to be
Ilbjected to the government of a civiliZed people,
7hether Dutch, French, or British. We speak not
:ow ot the motives which often give rise to the hosti-
i ties which are sometimes followed by conquest ; but
cf the moral consequences, which often are not ev
contemplated by the ♦ictor. Moral and even physical
:roptovement is one of those contingencies which Pao-
• IDENCE. attaches to subjugation, and which more than
lmpensates what some call national degradation.
On the present occasion it is impossible to find a
round of complaint against even the motives of the
ictors ; and the change meets with the support and
.p probation of the people. It rather deserves to be
6.ignated a unanimous revolution, accompanied
kith the expulsion of a tyrant—himself an intruder,
the election of a new dynasty, than a subjugation
!.t free people.

Their Royal Highnesses tile PRINCE REGENT and
144 of CLARENCE, attended by General BLOOMFIELD
441 Sir EDNIUND NAGLE, dined and slept at New.
I,atket on Monday last, on their way from Ueaudc.
mto the Marquis of HERTFORD'S Mr. DA:GLAS
la the honour of entertaining the Royal Gueits at
remains of the Old PalL• ce. wherc they arrived
'twat three and four o'clock, and staid till elevct, '
le vast morning.
The PRINCE REGENT' is expected in town on the 23d
-.s!ant, and to hold a Council on the following day.
Yeszerday the Earls of LIVERPOOL, HARROWRY,,I
111 BATHURST, transacted business at the Secretarie, ,
,State's Offices in Downing street.
Ti Duke of DEVONSHIRE left, on Tnesiay, his
it, Chatsworth, Derbyshire, for Castle HowArd, cn
v:sit to the Earl and. Countess of CARLISLE, for al
It clays, on his way to town.
The Earl of CHATHAM had a small party to din.:
yesterday, at his house in bill-street, Berkeley.
.l'iare.

•
..61r. COKE is entertaining a large shooting party at
seat in Norfolk.
Sp.inisli Ambassador entertained a select party
itiends to dinner, yesteriay, at his house in Port-
T.phe Archbishop of CASH= left Dublin for Lonjon
Saturday last.
rtusinteresting cause, Magee v. O'Gorman. which
I„4beel3 left to an arbitration. that afterwards broke
tv4s filed for bearing on Thursday se'ntliglit, in
.e Court of King's Bench, Dublin, but it has been
'llVgbed until the Sittings of Niii Pries.