Star.
London, England, 1815-03-04 00:00:00

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The advocates for tun Atomics in the Corn Laws,
continue to press in crowds towards the Mansions,
Isom to sign the Petition lying there. It is calcu-
li* fibat'up to one o'clock this day. no fewer than
,ilO.OOO nuns bad been attached to the several
moments.

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We have the satisfaction to announce the arrival of
Lord and Lady Carrusaaaou in this country. They
landed at Dover yesterday, from on board the Lad'
Frances Packet, under a salute from the batteries ;
and after partaking of some refreshments, immedi.
diately set off for London. Mr. LISLE, the Messenger,
also landed, at the same time, from on board • the
'Lard Duncan Packet, with dispatches from the Duke
of WELLItIOTOI4.

Lord Carrtzanmut and suite slept at Sitting-
bourne Last night.

Since yesterday We have received a supply of.
Dutch and Gernism.Papers. Their contents will be
knind in the neat column. The Vienna and Berlin
articles will be read with interest, for they now speak
more eaplkitly than ever on the subject of the la.
hours of Congress. AU the great points are in short
Savaged.

t. lo.day we received Paris Papers of the Ist instant,
'being those of Wednesday last. The following is a
sketch of their contents. An article from Verona
states, that all the roads in that •icinity are infested
ty bands of armed robbers. Austria, it is added
with a sneer, seems more intent upon keeping her
%tali= subjects in subjection by means of her sole
diary, than by conciliating the affections of the people.
Several of the Swiss Cantons were busily employed
in arming against each other, but their irritation was
allayed ►y a solemn decision of the Dies. The
Congress is said at length to have taken up the affairs
of Switzerland in earnest.
The French Government holds out great encou-
ragement to such 'ecclesiastics as are willing to pro-
ceed to the French Colonies, to propagate the Gnspel
of Peace. This measure is understood to have ema-
nated directly from the Royal breast, and does much
honour to the head and heart of its illustrious promo.
ter. AU mankind will thus learn to bless the era of
his Restoration—Sere in Want mien,

From the benevolent efforts of the French King to
civilize and instruct his people, we are compelled to
make a painful transition. A dreadful and indiscri-,
minate massacre has taken place in the reigning fa.
wily of TunT Sorely the Christian Princes of Eu-
rope owe it as a debt to humanity, to exterminate,
or at least to subjugate. the Barbarians, who pollute
the southern shores of the Mediterranean. It is high
time they should be bound over to keep the peace
towards their neighbours—we present our Readers
with the following distressing narrative :

PARIS,. MARCH 1.
Letters from Tunis, of the 20th January, announce,.
that there has been a complete revolution in the Go-
vernment of that Regency ; and, as in all .despotic
Governments, the revolution has been bloody and
unexpected. The old Bey, Sidi Ottoman, has been
assassinated by his cousin Sidi Mahomet Flassen, who
has long enjoyed his confidence and favour.
The two sons of the unfortunate SIDI OTTOMAN
' were in the apartments of their women, at the mo.
meat their father fell under the knives of the asses-
, sins. They left their women to the mercy of the
rebels, and endeavoured to save themselves in the
fort of Goletta, but they were pursued and brought
back to the presence of SIDI MARONE?, who instantly
ordered their heads to be cut off. He was immedi.
ately acknowledged absolute head of the Regency.
The family of the old Bey is thus extinct.
Other executions distinguished the commencement
of this usurpation. Jossue KOGGIA, appointed Mi.
ulster to Mestourr, began the exercise of his functions
by impaling MARIANO STINICA, who enjoyed great
authority under the late Govemroent, but who had
merited the general hatred by his cruelties and
pride. The reneged° physician Misnomer, was also
strangled by the orders of the new Minister.
The latter, however, soon experienced the vicissi.
tedes of fortune.' Since the massacre of the Otto.
man favailyt he bad conceived the project of putting'
to death the neer Chietof the Regency, to bring in a
considerablesparty who were devoted to him, and
who were to raise him to the throne.

' He was distributing money among the troops, when
he was seized by the beard by a Matneluke Chief,
and conducted before the new Bey, who reproached
him with his treason,.and ordered him to be executed
in his presence. The people, infuriated, dragged his
body through all the 'crests of the City and the- Sub-
urb. of Bazuna. The soldiers then took the oatbs.io
Sidi Mahmoud, and talm*was restored. • •
Such are the catastrophes which frequently happen
in these happy countries which enjoy the benefits of
despotism, and in whiCh we find in such a perfect
manner the amity of power and of religion.

POITSIIIOIITII, MARC!!! S.—This day arrived here the het
Wear, Captain Oaoaoa Weiss, bound to Noes Aytes : this
vessel left the Downs un Monday osorelag last. and Pawed by
this port on Tuesday, in hopes of coining up with the outward-1
bound convoys, and succeeded in getting on board tiutAcsaa
off Prawl Point, a little to the Westward of the Stan which ship
could not grant him instrunions, C..sptainW. not having an order
from a Port Admiral. Yesterday arrived Iran the Downs, the.
ship New Zealander, bound to the South Seas ; and the Countess
of Linn and Melville, Captain Sams, bound to Boursleanz...
which Vessel intends procesdh.g to-morrow morning for Ply.
month, there to join convoy.
Anlved several colliers, and the Pheasant, HIII, area Len.
dam, with dolls. Sailed his Majesty's ship Imb, with a few
Ala bound to Cork, to join tawny there for the Brasil', Coast
of Africa, and Canary Islands; his Majesty's ship Pilot, for
ifignamida; mod his Majesty% ship Tydm for. Wernouth.

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