Star.
London, England, 1814-09-13 00:00:00

THE EV6NING STAR.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1814.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK:
Reduced shut-3 eer Cent. Consols 654—for sec. 66.
4 per Ct.:lva-5 pet C:. Navy 96/13—Bonds, Its. Igs. pr.
Ornnium ij dis.—Eichequer Bills par, 4s. pre.

We have. received Flanders Papers to the 10th
September. They state, that the suspension of the
nagnciations at Ghent is attributed to the demand
re:. de by Great Britain-of a new lk-undary for Caz,tda.
The report that the King of SAXONY has abdicated
his Throne, and that anew Co»st4ntion will be given
to that Kingdom, is revived. Seventy-two French
Officers of rank have sailed for America to offs their
services to the American Preident.

We have received P.tris Papers of three days in
succession, namely, of the Bth, 9th, and 10th instant.
They teem with intelligence of interest. An ar

purporting to be from Frankfort, but evidently of
Paris manilfacture, gives the most gloomy presages
respe: tin the issue of the Congress at Vienna. The
just preponderance Vila Great Britain has acquired,
_ •

is the cause of much jealousy and envy. Another ar.

• tide from Vienna, hints, that our possessions in the
East, may, sooner or later, be attacked by an alli-
an:e of all the Mahometan Princes. Venice and the

Tyrol have been formally taten possession or by Aus-
tria, and the King of Sicily has resumed all his func-
tions as Sovereign of that Island. The Precursors
of th; Allied, Sovereigns and their Ministers, begin to
arrive at Vienna. Sir IsAA.c HIARD and Sir Tuos.
Tynwpirt have arrived there for the purpose, we
believe, of investing the Emperor of AusTßt♦ with
the Order of the Bath, and not, as supposed by the
foreign Journalists, as diplomatists.
The intelligence from France itself is pot quite so,
Ipteresting. We are sorry to announce the death of
BaronlM4Lourr, the Vrench Minister for the Marine
and Colonies. He was an upright Statesman and a
good man, He was a Member of the Constituent
Assembly, and warmly opposed the Regicide and
Jacobin parties in that heterogeneous meeting. He
emir rte•! At the Revolution to this country, where
was long and much esteemed. He afterwards re-
, turned to France, And was summoned to the Council
of State by BONAPARTZ, who soon found him ton in-
trac:able ..nd too candc. .or his per)osts, and exiled

him to Touts; nni from this place he was recalled to
?iris b) the 130URBONS.
Sonie incendiaries recently, of the Bowie Ante
school, wilfully set fire to a triunyhal .Irch erected in
honour of the Bocano:;s, Nistnes, which, together
. with s Zse huusei, was consumed.

In the Chamber of Deputies, the proceedings, ct
It* have related merely to matters of internal asd
Minor legulations. We find a M. Levessuy, a blind
Member, claiming; tie indulgence of speaking ex-tem-
pore ! This sounds oddly in the ears of a person ac-
eustomed to witness the sittings of a British Parlia-
ment.

AM. FEYDEL, anions Royally!, we presume,)
made a motion that i.o Petition should be received

unless it was indorsed by the Mayor or Prefect of the
place from which it came. This was rcg4rded as an
attempt at erecting a Censorship over the right to
petitio% aad was unanimously rejected.

VIENNA, AUGUST Cr.

Deputation of the States of Venice having
waited upon his Majesty, to express their joy at being
• united to Austria, his Majesty was pleased to make
them a most gracious aniwer : 46 Your Provinces,"
he observed, 44 will always be among the fairest
*owers in my crown ; they shall recover their an-
cient prosperity : commerce, in resuming its rights,
shall be re-established in its ancient channels; the
industry of a good people shall be encouraged and
sustained by mild and protecting laws : Venice shall
resume its rank among the first Cities of the. world."
The Tyrolese have been receive in a similar
manner. _ _

Some Armenian merchants

from Constantinople,

who trade with Persia, say, that the league of the
Eurvean Powers and the fortunate result of the war
has. produced a great sensation in all the 4siatic
Courts. Immediately several Mahometan Princes
proposed to adjourn tle.:r disputes, ansl to act in con-
cert if a certain G-eat European Power shall seek to
aggrandize itself at tiiP;r. expense : the instant a Mus!
aolman Prince is attacked, all the rest will fly to arms.
STOCKHOLM, AUGUST 12.
The following is an extract from the Report of
. Captain Bundquist, who was entrusted to deliver the
Inc,2nts from the Swedish Government to the Deys of
Algiers and Tunis, dated Malaga, July 7, 1814:
On my arrival in those seas, I was informed that
three Swedish vessels had been captured and carried
into Algiers, and would be speedily sold. I shall
leave at Cagliari the vessel which conveys the present
to the 41gerine Government, and demand !sick the
clips which have been captured, promising to send
she pa:soots the instant they are released.'!
PALERMO, AUGUST s.
71 King has resumed the lull exercise pf the
Royal authority, amidst the greatest demonstintions
wf joy. His Majesty has annulled the fenctions of
. Vicsc-General, which were given to his son: The
Duke de Bucehesi Fanli has been appointed Ninister
• for Pateign Affairs instead of the Prince Villa ranee.
'mere stare been illuminations nd fest#o4 for xrc-