Star.
London, England, 1815-11-14 00:00:00

LAUSANNE, OCTOBER 31.

By letters from Nismes, which had been for some
time satisfactory, the. most deplorable agitations
have again disturbed its tranquillity. The 15th an-
nounced melancholy scenes; detachments from Baud-
laroes and the neighbouring places had advanced
to the Bares of the town to second the factious. Th
Protestan,s were insulted—menacing and ferocious
cries were heard 'about their !houses.
On the l6zh these symptoms of insurrection be.
came still more alarming. At last, the night of
tl, 16th, the explosion was dreadfUl. A certain Tres-
taillbn commanded the brigands. Blood flowed in
many hoes in the city. Mr. Lafond, father of the
Colonel of that name, a respectable old man, after
having defended himself for above an hour, was
basely f;irdered. The next day the assassins divi
ded the fruits ot their plunder. Several houses had
been demolished ; several victims had been sacrificed.
However, the armed force put an end to these dis-
orders. M. de Rochemont, at the head of it, distin-
guished hiinsilf by his zeal.
Trestaillon was taken just as he had fired on the
Commandant of tire place, and conducted under an
escort to Montpellier, with three or tour of his princi-
pal confidants.
On the 18th tranquillity was restored in the town,
and it was hoped that it would be preserved.
AUGSBURG, NOVEMBk.R 2.

The indefatigable Abbot Angelo Maj.o, one of the
Keepers of the Atubrosian Llbr4ry at Milan, has
discovered th_ works oh an ancient author, of whom
we know nothing but his name, ind a small work.
This is the works of M. Cornelius T:onto, with
onpubiiblied letters of the Emperors Autoninus Pius,
Marcus Aurelius, L. Vous, and ,Appien•

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This morning we received Hamhurgh Papers to
the fith instant. They contain the following articles

of intelligence :
DRESDEN, OCTOBER SO.
The Duke of Otranto arrived here the day before

yesterday, with a numerotts suite in six carriages.

BERLIN, NOVEMBER 2.
To-day the fine Russian regiment of infantry, of
which his Majesty the King is Commander, arrived
here from France. His Majesty was at its head, and
led it before the Emperor. This afternoon it will be
entertained in the arsenal at the King's espease.
As the Empress of Russia arrives rather later than
was presumed, we shall have the pleasure of having
our illustrious visitors longer than was at first hoped.
NOVEMBER 8, "
Yesterday their Majesties the Emperor and the_
King, with a few attendants, visited the Museums m
the University.
The two Grand Dukes, escorted by the Crown
and Prince William, visited the Collection of Works.
of Art brought back from France; &c.
BRANDENBURG, NOTEUBER 4.

It is said that the marriage of her. Royal Highness
Pt incess Charlotte of Prosbia, with his Imperial High-
ness the Grand Duke Nicholas, is declared.

His Royal Highness the Hereditary Grand Duke
of Saxe Weimar is gone to Ludvrigsleist, to visit
,her
HighoeLs his siqer and the Court. Tomorrow there
is to be a prand b.,11 at the Opera House in Berlin,
to whicis Soo) r. 'sons are invited.

SI. PE11:101WR(:, OC 1013 ER 21.
Lieuttnant-Gruer.il C W'irota iw is appointed
General Adjutant to his Iropcti.il Majesty.

BR ANDENBUKG, U1:1 ODER 31.

• His Majesty the King has been pleaied to n;
known to the Departments which it concerns, that
with the exception ot those troops that are remain
in France, the rest of the army, both troops of the
line and landwehr, is io return home to its own up,.
vinces. The troops ot the line are to be divided into
bligades, each of two regiments ot int 4 ntry and two
of cavalry, and will have the chief cities .0 the pro-
vinces f:r their standivg go atm. In each of the
chief cities the brigades ar.: to be disloe tt.ei ; they
detach battalions and squadrons to garrison the other
towns and fronfier fortresses, and relieve those garri-
sons at stated periods.
In this manner all accumulation of troops is pre.
veined, and the burden attending minding armies
not only much leksrned, but by a judicious division
of the military through all the Provinces of the King.
dom, a beneficial circulation of money will be pro-
moted. The Landwehr ale io report to the different
Departments: the farther regulations concerning its
Constitution, &c. is delayed to a future time, in order
to establish the system of national defence in a man-
net suitable to the times and local circumstances.
COPENHAGEN, OC I OBER 26.

Chevalier Lts.ikewitz, who has been for many
years Russian Ambassador to the Court. died the
day before yesterday, after a long indisposition, to
the general regret of all that knew him.
S FRALSUND, OC MUER si.

A Proclamation has been published here, stating,
that the inhabitants of this province are to have the
honour of wearing the Prussian national cockade,
(black with a white edge), and all natives of the,
4nuntry, or such as have acquired the rights of na-
tives, of the male sex, when they have attained tar
twentieth year, are bound to writ. i -cbtkade in
their 'hats g but thoso who have ;hewn cowardice t
tore the enemy; who have evaded the military service
to which they are bound, or have been guilty of
crimes followed by corporal punishment, are not en-
titled to this distinction.