Star.
London, England, 1815-09-06 00:00:00

NIMES, AUGUST SC

For some days a considerable fermentation has
existed here : cries of Viva Napoleon 11. weri•heard.
We learnt at Inc sale time that symptoms of rebel-
lion were manifested in theVannege andGardoneaque,
mpg dim aolleetisins, enneposted of calory popish
T.ictiouiihsefs and lidera, from this place, had taken
refuge there. Nerertheless‘ ws ware far trom per-
ceiving ;ft these Movements the plan of a combined
revolt the events of yesterday and to-day have un-
vaired these projected

Au Austriatccolusbn had been with us since the
24th, and the iteeessity of procuring cutarters for it in
die batracks had occasioned the evacuation, towards
Alain, of a dragoon regimant of Chasseurs Royeaux,
which was in garrison in our city a its advanced gourd
was at Nei% a village, Ere leap)... from Names: it
was resting, when its Commandant, Eugene de Ca•
brieres, was informed by Siena. Perieux, Mayor of
that commune, that a numerous banditti were abottt
to attack him.

M. de Cabrieres, followed by this individual,
thought be might advance witlrout risk, to represent
that this regiment bad no: hobtile intention, and that,
by superior orders, he was snatching to Alai' t
mediately two sentinels fiied t M. Perieut, the Maier,
was killed, and M. de Cabrieres was wounded in the
atm s the latter retired upon his company, and lost
man who was killed by a fusillade from the homes in
the village. The regiment suspended its march, and
Wormed the Authorities of titer Department of what
*as peados.
Yesterday 800 Austrians set out to join this regi-
ment, which they found was still arrested in itrmarch
by the rebels: the Atharian Officer summoned the
latter to lay down their arms and to retire* they
dared to propose a capitulatioa which WM lasiompati-
ble with the respect due to their Sovereign. The
Commandant declared that be did not capitulate.
with rebel: on this answer, the latter fired s four
AUSltiAlii were killeiand nine wounded. In an in-
stant they were attached; and alters combat of two
Isours they dispersed. having 60 laid and three
prisoners.; one of the latter was a kelt of Names,
and all three were shot by order of the Au.swien
Ge-
astral Stahrenberg.
A second Austrian column has set out 'Washes*
two hoop. to dismal the disaffected.
We are as.ured that the Ei-General Only, and an
adr..eate, had organized this insurrections the rani.
ficatiuns ul which extend into the Cevennes. There
use even proclarnin ions in existence, exciting to revolt.
General Gilly has nn regular forces, and is only
making desperate effort to avoid the King's Or-
dunnance of the 24th July. It is in the name of Bo-
naparte that he wages war. •There are now 7000
'Austrian imps in the department of thy Garth-end
lame ere txpt,cted.

The Duke of Yuma held a Military Levee yester-
day at hi Office- for Abe lust tuba siace his accident
QC breaking his arm. •

FRANKFORT AND lIIUSSELS PAPERS.

FriiikfoOt Papers rs to the 31st Ultimo; and Brussels
to the 4d) Ultima reached us this. morning. The
Belgians speak with *alder of the immense
ties of ifilitari stern Which still keep pouring into
their ports wont England.
The events of the war have produced a great
change on the public credit of Prussia ; the Treasury,
not being oppressed with the eipence of maintaining,
at its own entire expence, the military force now in
pay, begins to recover from the state of penury to
which k was reduced by the exactions of the French,
and the funds keep rising. We believe that their
army stow in France is maintained at the expellee of
France ; and it is but justice that it should be so.
'rbe *.INGI of .the4litticttLitsos has recovered for
the nation a mellitus' for n part of their property,
in the shape of a ship of the line. 'rise Friedland, of
80 guns, now to be called the Morning, built at Ant-
werp by 130NAPART4 arrived at Fithhiug on the
25th ult. • •

Preparations are making for the opening of the
Diet at Frankfort, on the lst of No vemher. when
very important discussions may he etcpeed respect-
ing the settlement of the different Governments.
We are sorry to find from these Papers that the
DanObe and the Wag lately overflowed their banks,
,and laxg.done cambi der.' tat e damage—sweeping away
whole villages and mt.ch cattle.