Star.
London, England, 1814-09-26 00:00:00

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We have received Paris Papers of Thursday and
Friday. Their contents are of. importance. whether
we regard them as relating to the internal eennomy
of France, or to her external relations with other
&fuel. An intemperate spirit of nationality has ova.
As* gone knit in Ftattice, by which the justly-ac-
.4lll6nd SPISCUOU of England is sought to be humbled.
We ivied net now refer to the ankles manufactured
by Primes at Paris, but said to originate in Ger-
man'', In whildt the English radon is marked eat as
ell object or jealottay..for we hive in the proceedings
of the Charnher of Deputies ahnoit daily evidence.
of a revitring spirit of Animosity against this country.
On the subject of the Petition of the Manufactuters
of Rosen to prohibit Efitish inknufaetures, much
abuse was toVertlY dealt out against this country,
and hints were given that a commercial treaty Which
should place France and England on the footing of
1788, would be War ender the diguiSe of Peace.
.A debate on the subject of Naturalization tailed
foith no less -mischievous ebelnedns of national pride
Every man, of whatever nation, Who terred tinder

the eagles of the Great NAOLIIONI is to enjoy the
',.privileget of a French citizen 1 We wish the Fiench
of this accession to his population, but we
apprehend tie Will be slow to accept of 'the iervieek
of such i motley groupe of desperadoel ai it is.
41*•••-htleis the object of Messri. %mot:Anti and'
FieotnenCum to add to his army.
The 'cession of Belgium to Holland lilt eiridently
eicited Mitch ill-will; and it is in fact with a slew to
m eke an ntteratt at distill-13:n; the peace of Ettrope
In that quarter, the amendments to cid kiturali.
i.ltios Bill aie . The King we ttnik, Will
have the Errnncs to reject them.
A wicked artist, soda sr,. btad of Augsburg,:
threateas us with a isew tairritinte coalition egainit as.-
This is to stupid.A fabkfcation for a Frenchmen.—
It must have been hatched by some of the block-
heads from Americo, Who sic now dancing attend-
.ince at Ghent, and who wimaid lain be iiivivd to the
Congress at Vienna to patch up this new armed mu.:
t rolity.

13011 A PARTS 13 threatened with bring Dusted frets
Elba : the rithtfidarPerts of that Leland now dentaad
it back, and the fallen hem net Seel for now
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VAR'S, fEPTEMBER at
ia :he Chansh.:r of Deputies on Thursday, K
An'aranitty brought forward a motion on the subjeet
of the Spanish nistaties in France, who, b' a recent
Decree of FElailialiD, %%ere probihited from returning
w Spain. Those lwWing military rank had already
been provided for by having their pay contlnued by
the French Government, and it was the object of M.
MORTARIEU'S motion to extend this benevolence to
those in the civil strike of Spain. The notion was

ordered to be taken into consideration. A Petition
:laving been presented from the manufacturers of
Rouen, praying the prohibition of English cotton
cods, and to take of certain of the Royal duties on

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"'reach goods #' this description. the. Committee toy
whom it was referred teport, that the famer demand
should be transmitted to Government, bet thit the
latter (the taking off certain duties) carnal be en-
tertained.
Tee r.mpreu of Russia arrived on the 12th of this
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month, at six in the evening, at Nymphenburgh,
where she was received by the King, the Queen of
Bavaria, and the whole Court, who went there in
great ceremony.
The letters from Vienna announce, that it appears
certain that there *ill be preliminary negotiations be-
tween the Plenipotentiaries of the Great Sovereigns
at &deli, near Vienna, in the Hotel of Prince Met-
ternich. These negotiations will IMt only.eight days,
when the Congress will infallibly be opened.
The Pope, it is said, will lay before the bepUties
to the Congress, a plan of orfanixation for the Church
of Germany.
The Freemasons, and those suspected of being
Free-masons, are prosecuted at Rome with a zeal
which every day increases.