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

SECOND EDITION.

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STAR.OFFICE, THREE O'CLOCK.

We have this instant received the Paris Papers of
WednesclAy. The following are the most interesting
•srticles they contain :

PARIS, SEPTEMBER 6.
The king received yesterday seteril deputations
from the Electoral Colleges.
At the head, of the deputation of the Electoral Col-
!ege of Lniret, presented yesterday to the King, was
the Viscount de Chateaubriant.

A grand review took place yesterday at the plains
of Grenelle, of all the King of Prussia% guards; they

executed different manceuvres.

The Princess Wagram, relict of Marshal Berthier,
was yesterday resented to the King.
At eleven o'clock yesterday Count Alava, the Spa-
niel Ambarador, was presented to the King. His
Excellency brought with him the Order Of the Golden
Fleece, fur the Duke de Berri.

Tim Prussian garri,on that were cazerned at Eeouen
are gone ; they wiil be replaced by Saxons.

A proclamation of the Marsha Duke de Tarente,
dated 13 urges, 29th August, anneuucts that the
Army of the Loire are all disbanded.

An Austrian Camp is about to be
Plain of St. Denis.

•formed in the

Some disturbances broke nut at Montpelier on the
27th ult. The Royalists fed upon the Federates,
and would have massacred them, but for the romp(
interference of the proper Authentic:, and tranquillity
was restored.

It is at Ham, and not.Biteke, that the Ex.Marshil
Money is to be confined:
All the Russian troops that occupied the Depart-
ment of the Moselle, In.ive lett their cantonments, and
are marching to the Camp of Venus. nom Isie.z to
Meaux there are now but Russian trorps.
S.:veral Austtian Rev,imetits have left I;t'ile fir Be-
sancon. The siege of this Litter place is expected
to take place immediately.

COURIFK EXTRAORDINAKV OF wEDNFsDAy hi^,RNING.

.In ot a Courention between the Pretect of
the department ot the Lower Loire and the Prussian
General, the city of Nantz exempted•fmin the
charge of hilileting the soldiery•.

Tile Princess otWagram was yesterday pr.esented
to his I%.l.ljesty.
The Russian Staff estAblished at Gros-Bois; set cut
yesterd.iy tojria the army encamped at Vesta:.
Mondry the ll.ike if Wellington dined with his
Serene ligliness the Prince Of Conde.
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1 ire
rumonrs which have been circulated, for seve-
r.,l days, 4114 the, Treaty of Peace with- the Allied
Powers had been signed, are now bechare•general ;
and we think we• can• state, with Out hesitation, that
this agreeable intelligence is welt founded.
A Prussian regiment cantoned at Vaug'irard, has
set out for the encampment at Vertus,• in the vicinity
Of Meaur.

We are assured that by the 4th Of October next
the greater part of the Russian Arniy.u:ill have re-
passed the French frontier.
Saverne,. Phalsbourg, Nancy and Toul, tre in a
perfect state of tranquillity.

The Austrian army encamped near Strasburgh has
not made any movement which can lead us to sus.
pect that it is the intention to besiege that pl,ce.
Each of the two armies, Austrian :old French, keeps
within its own limit. The entrance into Strasborgh
requires a passport from the Austrian General; coo.
formably to which all travellers are stopped at ti.e
advanced posts to undergo the formalities prescribed.
The day of Marshal Ney's trial is not yet fixed.
The religious fanaticism displayed in several plices
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in the South, has been attended with fatal cone.
quences. At St. Affrique, many Protestants were
arrested, and on the 20th ultimo, their church was
broken open, pillaged,aud burnt by a troop of fanatics.
• French Funds, 60.

On Thnrsday night Mr. WILLIAMI, the King's
Messenger.. was sent off with dispatches to Anse! ca.
The dispatches from France received ,os Thursday,
mere, we understand, the official monthly returns of
the different corps under the command of the Duke
of WELLINGTON. •

The dispatches sent down m Falmouth to he for-
warded by a King's Messenger to Ames ka, are said
to relate to the limits of boundaiy, in Upper Canada,
on the subject of which there seems, to be some mis-
conception between the Court of London and the
American Government.

We have received a file of Buenos Ayres Gazettes
and Proclamations up to tile Nth June, the contents
of which principally relate to the I), eparations AnLl
movements making to repel the still-looked-for expe-
dition from Cadiz. A greater display of patriotic
feeling could not have been desired by the s:rongete
partisans of independence. Voluntary contributions
have met the wants of the Treasury, and, by the re-
turn of union and the energies of the people, an army
of tio,ooo men has been formed, with a flltita capa-
ble of coping with Montuo's naval escort. The
maladies, accidents, and a long list of a cetera:, have
already rendered the object of the 'great C.id;z ar-
mament abortive. It may be sincerely regretted tlr‘t
it did not go direct to Buenos Ayres, as the point
would have been more decided. In this the
Spanish Government has evinced a more than u-
ugacity, and very probably it will, even b.fore that
d England, discover, that all its elituts.over a people
oppressed fur 14 geoetarlonsi are useless and void.

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