Star.
London, England, 1815-09-19 00:00:00

.Austria, *!ere tetterfriy Mseiktect to the gaper":
Frincis

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The count 'de Ms e, rot Ilsthop of Siege, is.
appointed, it is said, by the Netherlands,
At eltbishop of
.MAO 4 :I"
The agas' relief in which Boneparte wan the principui
figure, and which was in the front of' the palace fol
the Corps Legislative, has been taken dawn, to be
replaced by a k: relief of the Etiag's entry into Paris.
-Marshal Ney yeiterday underwent an examination
by General Grundler, in the prison of the Omelet-
genie, which lasted from three o'clock till seven.
The Duke of Bassano will fix his residence at Siotz
in Austria. It is not true that the Duchess has yet
quitted Paris.
Tne Journal du Var says, that the siege t;f An.
tibes has been converted into a blockade. •

It is said the old King of Spain, Charles IV. and
his Queens have accepted the offer made them by the
King of the Two Sicilies, of :he superb Chateau of
Caserta, for their residence.

Jerome Bonaparte is at Ellewangen, in Wurtem-
berg.

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PARIS, SEPTEMBER Id.

Several Journalists having thought proper to an-
nounce that the Royal Session • (or opening of the
,C4tpber of Deputies) would be receded by the
Verification of Powers, and put oll'to the Ist October,
we are authorised formally to contradict this asser-
tion.—( Monittwe.)
The Llay is• not yet fixed for Marshal Ney's trial.
He has undergone several cx tminations, however, by
General Grundler, the Judge Advocate. • He under-
went an examination yesterday, which lasted from
• three o'clock until seven in the evenin..,..

Lady Castlereagh hat arrived at Paris from
Troyeg, where she had resided for some time.
They write from Nantes on the Ilth,September,
that.the Mayor had a..nounced that the Allied troops
were toenter.that city as on that day at three o'clock.
blarsharOudinot left Bar-le-vac a fcw days since,
on his return to Paris. It is-said that he will pay his
respects to the Emperor of Russia as lie pastes Venus.
List Sunday Prince Blucher Visited the theatre at
Caen,
,when 1` The Prussian Major," and an Inter-
lude in honour of the Prince, were peVformed. The
actors presented him with a crown of laurel, and the
spectators exclaimed unanimously 44 Vive le Rol 1" •
The Journal of die Gard of the 9th September, con-
firms the accounts of the complete restoration of
order, at Nisutes and the vicinity.

Several mechanics of Lyons have been sentenced
to five years imprisonnsent for seditious cries.

The siege of Longwy still goes on briskly. Twice
has it been bombarded, but it is not expected to re-
sist a thud attack. . .

The COmmittee of. Legislation is occupied, it is
said, with a law relative l, the Electors.
sutzmunkt s.

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While every one in Frauce anxious to know
what his become of Murat, and while some say that
he is dead and others that be •is living, it never en-
tered any One's head that he was in Corsica, and yet
this is really the case. Finding his brother-in-law
lost beyond resource, and the, South on fire, Murat
judged it to be most prudent• to hide himself. 'He
fottild at first some persetis who.ivere willing to give
him an asylum in the. enviruos• of Touton ; but this;
was merely putting
.c.fr the ; 44ljger which laves's;
evil:), day more imminent.
At length he formed the rasulasion of visiting Cor.:
SiC4g and even Africa, if he should find theta tintVil-
liug to receive him in Corsica. For the etecution of
his design, he bought a vessel at Toulon of one An-
thony Picard, for 700 francs. Two officers of the
Navy took charge of the preparations. Murat eat-
barked with them, and a Purser, nephew to M. Gan.
theaume, at Sablettes, opposite the I..azzaretto oaf
Toulon.. The weather was very bad, but the case
admitted of no delay. They had sailed about tweniy
leagues when a dreadful storm came on. The vessel
tilled with water, and her loss was inevitable, when
the Corsican Packet fooat, hove in sight, and wok all
her crew Out.

When be arrived in Corsica, hi Mounted a horse
and galloped to the coontry-seatnol.Genend FRAN-
cissei, who expected him with impatience. This
General informed the Authorities at Bastia that Mu.
RAT lied secured an asylum in the mountains impe.
'tenable to,every search : that he was protected by
the people of the Cantons, ulio still ware the tri-
coloured cockade; and that he would remain there
until arrangements with Austria should permit hint
to join his wife ; -and, finally, that he requested only
a security to his lite, dielaiming all intention of dis-
turbing the tranquillity of the Island.. The two
Officers and the Purser in Murat's suite, are shut up
in the Citadel. Mur..t's vessel tune soon after he
left it.

Hamburgh and Dutch Mails arrived this morning.
The Papers from I3amburgh inioim us, that the
Danish Contingent, which was in full march for
France, has retrograded by order from the Duke ni
WELLINUTON. who is thus recognized by the Danes
also as Commander in Chief of - the whole Allied
Armies.

From Holland we learn, that the frontivr fortreues
of France are obstinately retained by the French Gq-
reroment.

The following letter from ?iris, in the Dutch
Papers,. if it can be relied upon, coveys some curious
information : = z - •
" PARINISEPTEMBER 143.
" It is affirmed that dw military contribution of
800 or 1000 millions, which France is to pay, is a
particular subject of negociatabn , between England
and the other Allied ?oven: ~,b is pretended that
England wishes to resseis• alone the creditor of
France, end offers to the other Powen to pay to each
its'alitiogents ages deduCtiog the sobsidiei already

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pastj 4 lAA liteatt the ecteltutt diet hie. tem
running for somellwars betWelis tilgi Ind and the
,*ther Allifk will be 'brought litto .ortkr t but it is
• Armed, on the other•band, that same of the Allies
wilt- not listen to Olt proposal,
is It teems th \at tht, affair tsi Vonche is now ar.
ranged, and that he will rebuilt in the Ministry :
this is attributed to the ;wane:lce of the Duke.
Wellington."

. By the jamaica Mail which arrived yesterday, we
have received some intereqi:tg details from South
America. About the beginning of Jane the Spanish
Royalist Army, under General 14.1oRILLo, was de-,
feated, near Porto Cabello, with trurneme loss ley that
of the Patriots, under their leader, UunAstirrA. The
whole of the Royalists' cavalry, and gt :at numbers
of their infantry, .went over to 'the l',.trio:s after tht
engagement. None of the inhabitants take part with
the regular army from Old Spain. Muntu.n lelt
Pond Cabello on the 16th of July with an expedition
to attempt the reduction of New .Grenada, where
the inhabitants had also declated for independence.
The result of this expedition is :tut ye; known.

Mr. O'CONNELL, the Irish atrr:.iter, whose name
has bion'so often before the Public, was this day taken
into custody at HOLVAND'S Hotel, in the Strand.—
He wasd
conveyed
to pow-street, and there enterers
into 'recognizance: in the usual twins, to keep the
peace to all his lvtajesty'., bubjccts.