Star.
London, England, 1815-12-28 00:00:00

DIJON, DECEMBER 18.

The Anstaan troops commanded by Baron Fri.
mont, whr,:e headquarters were here, have just re-
teived orders to depart.

NISMES, DECEMP,ER IS.

The M.tyor published on the 12th a Notice, con-
formable to the orders in the Circular Letter of the
quis d'Arbaud Janques ; in consequence of which,
the Justices of Feace, many Nltaries, Printers, and
respectable pet sons t)f this city, hastened to deliver up
bust:, engravitigs, and vignettes, representing
the proscribe) emblems which they had in their power.
c.ample. will doubtless be followed by many
others.

It was in execution of this notice, that on the 13th,
in presence of the lslunicipality and of a crowd of
spectators, they proceeded to destroy superb matli.:
bust of Ele,a.tparte, sshich ornamented the Council-
room of the liotel of the Mayor. This bust et the
fiaest marlde was a masterpiece of sculptors, and
metited, perhaps, to be preserved merely as a work
of art. Nothing less than the detestation in which
!ht. p•°rsen whom it represented•. is held, could have
pr;:vailed to permit it to be destrryed.

EVLNINti

N D ON.

THURSDAY, DECENIBER 29, 141 s.
How. INNoctNTs ut the Ear.k.

Today we received tL P Papers of Friday and
,Saturda;. They are clil:fly aue:t wit!' details re.
Tectin, esc.ipe. In the Chamber cf
subj:•ct is about to be taken up as a
State triestion of ennsi‘h.rahle importance; we ap.
rr.o.lend, ti p: that in the opinion of some Depu-
ties suspicion attazhcs in some degree to the IC),NeS
• Ministers. N, thing has been heard cf LAvaLwrre
since ; bet one of his jailors is in custody on
r suspicion of aiding him in his escape. In the case
of the Earl PI NrrasoALE, one of the condemned
Lords L. rebellion of 1715, hit escape Was ef.
fectel in w•nn,:ti's clothes it is true; but nut in those
of Ills Lady, as has been erroneously stated. The
-.0./tv.vrt:r Countess of NaIIbDALE, his mother, fur.
hislA her son with a suit of her apparel, and the fa-
toiry likenc:;s being very striking, his keeper& were the
11101.1 easily deceived.

trussAs Papers. to the '24th inst. arrived this morn-
ing. The following are their principal contents: ,
ERTTSSELS, DECEMBER
A letter fl.ion Landau of the 12th contains what
follows :—" On the 9th the Austrian troops cantoned
at Mlheitn, Ottersheim, Knittekheun, and the envi-
rons, took possession in the name of their Sovereign
of. the and Choir districts, with all the solem-
nity that the place and the shortness of the time al-
lowed. On the same thy the French douaniers re-
4:::ived orders to retire within the present frontier of
Fiance, which they did. after having their books for.
trt.slty closed by the Magistrates. To day the Aus-
t i.in troops hive taken possession in form of our town
and fortress." .
Four snore Ilanoverian battalions have arrived

to•day.
The Governor of South Brabant, by virtue of
ancient regulations, in use till this day, has ordered
barriers to be shut from the list, at midnight, to
prevcnr the r•r,ads from being broken up, during the
thatv, by heavy carriages.

Dv.CEMBER O.
A Mescage flora his Majesty wale read t)•day
in
the second Chamber, containing a Convention con-
cloded an tatilid between his Majesty and the Can-,

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;ton of Zurich, relating to a Swim, regiment of that
Canton, taken into the service of the Netherland‘
DECEMBER to. .
" The Principal Receiver, 'ad harries, of the Royal:
tuiioms, is enjoined to inform the merchants, that
his Majesty having, by an Arrete of the 13th of this
month; caused possession to be taken of the Coun-
tries ceded by France, by the Treaty of the 20th No-
vember last, orders have been given theca provisional
lirie of Custom-houses shall be established on the ex-
treme frontiers of the ceded Country (indepen-
dently of the ancitat line already existing) to
inspect and to subject to the formalities pre-
scribed by the law, all foreign merchaneize enter-
ing the kingdom. In consequence there will be given
no more acquits sle transit, for any places situated in
the ceded territory, and which no longer makes a
part of the foreign territory. Those to be delivered
for France will be addressed to the ancient Bureaux de
Sortie, where orders are given that the exportation of
merchandize from the kingdom may be assured."