Star.
London, England, 1815-11-06 00:00:00

r.),KI.Z, NOV. C.

It is said, tilt the Cour; oi France, from rintivcs
ec .nom}, for some time have :i!' outy
ol t stc lid rank At the shirt:wit

Two great trials are at I.,St Abollt to flic p111,1:e
attention. The trial of Marsli.tl Ne) wiii ri•itinieace
on Sa.uiday or Moab). next, in the i la., a List C•iitt
of A,sizes. The M tishal will be tr c.S t.y a C, at
:ilartial, hiving Mai 5111.41 Mabi..na to: p: lei.l
The other trial is that of Court Los.tl;t:tte, c-
lot of the'poes, and will commence 'or t..e
on the 16th i..st ant. The first Ares;..:;,:,
will himself preside in court. Tee
Huart will i.pen the proceedings.
It is said that the Prince Regent has mat'e a it...
salt to his Majesty Louis XVIII. of a regiment v.
Scottish infantry l—( tiesealeak Fiance.)
The King of Naples, in ecitt.owl:dgment of the
services rendered to his crown at the Congress of
Viemia, by Prince Talleyrand, has presented liiat
with a duzby ivirich Prince Talteyrand, with the pa-
.nission of the. King, has accepted.
Tie: Journal .les Dela* contradicts, at from audia
rity, the rep wt that the Grand Duke of Baden in-
tended to place a corps of his trerfs in the pay of
England, in o-der to be sent to India. The blond of
his people, it is added, is ton precious to the Grand
Duke to became the subject of such a degradaz
traffic.
The Duke of Berry is sl7gl.tly indisposed. His
Royal Highatss has not for *Any days quitted his
apartments.
It has been said for some rl.ys past, that the tn.i
stage of the Prince Royal Wurtemberg to t
Grand Duchess of Oldenburg wok not take pl
The followinq are the names of nine Colonels of
Departmental Legions :
Lower Alps, th. Alava. de Crillon ; Aisne, M. dr keta ;
Cotes-du.N.ird, M. Dabney de :tiobrtatut lirome, tiu ;...oti 4
de ChatinlLuit ; Doubs, the Conit Jr. Grime:di; Loire, M. V.
reau; Mainealtd Loire, the Marquiede Civrac; Morl)ittaa, M.
Joseph eador.lal.
There ate only fourteen more Colonels to be ap•
pointed.
The Duke d'Angouleme arrived at Vilence on the
24111, and at Avignon en the 25th. At both th.!4.!
places he was received with esery demonstration 0:
rcs-vct and attachment.
The Ministers of the Foreign Powers, who in *
day or two will s le the definitive Convention Wi:l
France, will set off next week. Prince Metternich
alone will remain here some time lager. Prince
Hardenberg and B iron Humboldt will proceed Vi
Frankfort, to be present, on the Ist of December.
the opening of the Germailie Diet. Count Celt:
will continue to reside here as Ambassador trot"
Prussia, till the return of Baron Humboldt to Pari.i.
Jus;us G; uner sets off directiy tor Dresden, weer-
he is appointed Ambassador for Prussia.
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BOUIWEALIX, LiCIOBER
The following is an extract of a letter from Mon-
tauban :
" Our town was on Sunday, the 22d, the theatre
:11 A friAlittul ii‘e;le. Some subaltern olii•:er Mr;
3t•lnlit:lttg 10 o squadron of the lAo,t-is
;tiard. who -,trriveit the preceding evennii:„ And
consisting of ii Lir lancers whose depot is at Lio, pi
dined together At tae tavern Linn-61'0r, Ant: oiT
• WiltCh was a 11,411400 M, into 111C11 1,:*1 Sfl,l, ."
',knitted by paying About sevot the:A: S••••
(hers wished to eater Inc room, And ielaa.l 1.)
SsIICY ijloreatetl the porter, and lot Lea the
When they re.4cln:d the room, they co tl.l not
.ne hand of any female; and at the moirrii: wait
he music struck up the Air of li-nry 01e
Appeared oliendr.d at it) and insulted the bust ui

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It;ng, placed in One of the extrethitiet of the room.
The young men of the company answered this attack,
and all encounter ensued. There was a greatdistur-
bauce—the generale was beaten, and in an instant the
voting men of the town were in arms on the spot,
military aggressors, driven from the ball, took
row in the Lion d'Or, barricadoed the gate, and
jouited the citizens through the casements.
The town had been spontaneously illuminated
b the it:habit:lll.s : a fire of musketry from the citi-
zens broke the c.tsements of the tavern : four of the
be,;o,:ed °Ricers, who ventured to come out, paid for
t:)eir imprudence by their life. The care and exhor-
tation of the Prefect, and of the General, at length
moinced tranquility: the tavern was opened and
:wouy of those rebels were arrested. We had seven
slightly wounded, among whom was a pork
hatcher, who was at the Lion d'Or, and who would
%lye poishel but for his address in managing a
cudgel.
a To prevent a general action, the Commandant
.wested the care of the bridge which communicates
with the suburbs, where the rest of the lancer: were
10Jged, to a detachment of the national guard, who
NJ two pieces charged with case shot.
At two o'clock in the morning, the lancers quit-
ad tile town by order of the General, and at day.
break, tranquillity was perfectly restored. lint judge
what were our alarms when the action commenced !"
Bustrdeamx.)
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MARSEILLES, OCTOBER 17.
r OF A 'ATTILA sIINT OFFICIALLY TO GEN. DELAVNAY.
0 Murat embarked on the night of the '2Bth of
septeraber, with 200 armed men and 30 officers, in
• g„njol ,s, with provisions for eight days. In the
uigl,t between the 30th and the Ist of October, a
Nmpest separated the six vessels. On the 4th
• urn tin the coast of Sorrentum, a vessel, which
%vas thought to belong to the Barbary corsairs, and
• appcated to be looking after or expecting other
%Cc!.:s.

On the .ith, a signil was made of snot' in the
S.il:rno, and aftezwards two more vessels
w;0 feen init.' the preceding. Murat disembarked
• :11 General Francesehetti, a Colonel, and about
ti.;; ilnlei men, at I'izzo, on the coast of Calabria,
rot far fie= Montt- Leine, and about 4$ leagues from

forty men and some officers in thy two
cr vc.!els, or.:-ring them to coats along Calabria.
liisd he disembarked, when he marched
t .cite tii:irk.t.place, collected the people and ordered
eiera to cry out Live Kt, Jwchim Telling them
:hat Le wes the Kiug, and that he was come to take
posseb:,i(ia (1 his States.
a. T1;:10 were no troops in this quarter; there way
a mosociit tit uncertainty, but the villagers and other
brave men of the neighbouring places, having learned
tLe. of Murat, took arms and came to attack

After a long and obstinate resistance, die patty
o: filurat waa defeated. He himself was taken, put
is irons, and carried before General Munziarte, the
Commander of Calabria.

At die departure of the courier, the most com-
plete tranquility reigned in this province. On the
luth a division of Neapolitan armed vessels took the
other two vessels on the coast. The masters of these
gondolas, as well as the officers said, that Murat had
tc.ld them at .Ajaccio, that he wished to go to Timis;
I).t having arrived at the height of Cape Carjonato,
'teotdered them to sail towards eilahria.

At the Consulate of the two Sicilies, at Leghorn,
o:t.,ber 18."

DUCtOT GASPERO DIiPERATI, Vicc-Consul.
(.1. elle Copy Signed DULAUNAV.

EVENING STAR.

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LONDON.

7." !lORIZOUr, ALL THE 3 P;.117.FS OF Xso,non,
ND 1-HE !PRIZES OF ,CtiO,OGO, IN GOVERNMENT
..00K, MAY BE DRAWN, AND THE
tIIVED !N MONEY ON DEMAND.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER (3, 1813.
WDER PLOT (Kept.)-711olilly at the Dank.

Since our last we have rtccived the Paris papers to
!Le 2d instant. It appears from these papers, that
was to be brought to trial on eaturday last. be-
fi.:e a C,:nrt Martial. On the loth LAV4LLETTE is
tzi be ttied. lie was Postmaster-Cenral under 130-
I:APART:4 P.:1.1 though he was nominally put out oi'
0.7:“: tr. Cie litxt.'s he managed so as to
LAI the real m inagement of the posts, by means
of Li; c::: ki, at were retained by M. Fcta•
!-N1). In consequence., LAVAL! hod the entire
2134,1;2.'-'lnetrt of the conspiracy for biinsing Lack
BoN.11•A;t:1:, the Whole correspondence of which was
ir 1;s means tranzmitted through the Royal Post-
'Ate• 1k is.also believed to have negotiated the
;'s rn't•Z:;;Ar,-.. which Camaitccims and other rich
..w•viniti)rs COtittibtlt•-d to the purposes of the COW.

in the sime papPrs we find s;;rne Imam- details
211:iin.c, which will IL: found among oui
tY:racts,

A %fail 5-0711 the Nt-therlan(!s reacilii.tl Town this
'1(44,1ng ; t*::e papers which it has brou3ht cor.tain
:

i”,,f OC renrr. no.
(.LY f:c;tlre yesterday there passed thrwigh
•le:,:!_shric:a of the Eni;hr,ll train, proce.t:di:i",
Usttr:d w Ghent. The same day there pAssr.l
baits tilled with English wounded, cctning
•%rn wLich were to be embarked
ye:rerd.Ly evnir.g. There have also airived
Ertlr7i, in boats, the Hanoverian Battalioa
iiivliortz, its V. 411 AS English &tat:lin:Ms going
0:tva;!.

El 7.: -11. q, NOVEMBER I.
11'ro-V,lilCumrnishioners, sent to Paris to collect
t'd* of At is curled from oar cGun:ry,
1..11411:.,1yi.1 t!)cie power on the 17th Octo,!).:r, 80
T'l"tt.:es fil the fire ousters of the Flemish School;
numb-r, 17 belonged to the town of Autweit,

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Seven to Mulines, two to Lierre, three to Brussels, three
to Louvain, one to Termande, one to Saventhern,
three toAlost, one to Dixrnude, five to Gand, four
to Bruges, and three to Liege.

VIENNA, OCTOBER 21.
It is not yet decided whether the troops that are
returning from France, shall go into their respective
garrisons, or whether they shall go and form a cordon
along the frontiers of Hungary.
Eight carriages, with persons belonging to the
Court, set out yesterday for Venice. It is said the
Emperor will stay in Italy till the end of the winter.