Star.
London, England, 1814-09-05 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

Yesterday Paris Papers of Thursday arrived, ant
today we received those of Friday. The cztracts
from Thursday's Papers will be found in another
pan of our columns—those from the Paris Journal-.
of Friday are subjoined. The Popehas prohisited
the wearing of every kind of arms by individuals ng.t
actually on duty as soldiers. At4he same tune, all
places (such as the Churches,• ks.) fcrraci)7 consi
dered as asylums for those who had commit t::d crinrs,
are abolished. _

We are informed by the Afonittur, that di:Am-bowers
having broken out at Boulogne, in consequence Of the
permission given to export provisions to England',
and the Mayor having but feebly interposed hisat—
thority, had been deprived of his office by tit? lk.c tic
Berri. Tranquillity had been perfectly restored, Nita
the military are said to have done their ay 1:11.
geed soldievs.
The Captain of the Niemen French frigate,
was taken by the g.%114nt Sir LAIC II AEL SEYAIOUIt lex
years since after an ebsttnate conflict, has been most
honourably acquitted. The Hottentot Veuus has
arrived at Paris.

The Chamber of Deputies were occupied on Thurs.
day with a continuation of the debate on the French.
Finances. The rate of interest for money due by Cl-
vernment being fixed at 8 per Cent. meets much op-
position. The debate has been adjourned.

Friday the Earl of YAIINIOUTII left his house in Sq.
moor-street, for Ragley Hail, the seat of the Marquis
of HERTFORD, to meet the PRINCE REGENT.

•
The Duke of Devomum is making great prep--
rations at his seat at Chatsworth, Derbyshire, for a
splendid fete, in honour of Restoration of Peace.
The Earl and Countess of CATHCART and family
intend leaviqg town in the course of this week for St.
Petersburgh. Their retinue will he numerous, as hid
Lordship will live in a splendid style.
Friday the SPITFIRE, Capt. J. R. DALTON, sailed
from Portsmouth, fur Bilboa, with the Duchess DEL
I N PA NTADO.

The Duke of WerAtuorny, with the permission of
Government, has purchased the Borghese Palace at
Paris, for 5e336,000, as the permanent residence of the
British Aiabassaaor at the Court of France.

Lady EMILY WELLESLEY is going to Paris on a visit
to the Duke of WELLINGTON. It is Said that Lord
and Lady UXBRIDGE will accompany her Ladyship.

It is understood that Sir HENRY WELLESLEY, whose
conduct in Spain, during nearly the whok war, has
procured for him the esteem of all parties, has obtained
leave to return to England. He maybe expected none
in the course of the ensuirT month. His Excellency
has concluded a general 'I reaty of Alliance with the
Spanish Government, which engages not to renew the
Family Compact with France. There is no =Tula-
tion for the Abolition of the Slave Trade.
The death of the Duchess of IltzecLet'cri was oc-
casioned by her unfortunately taking•cold a few days
after her aceouchement, that brought CA a fever and
a putrid sore throat, which terminated her existence
the third day alter she was taken ill.
An hon►st farmer, being told that Joanna South-
cott was soon to be in de 'maw, said, it went agaitut
the grabs to believe it.
WINDSOR, SEPT. 4.—The Princess CHARLOTTE
pa►d a visit to her MAJEStY and the PRINCE:AM at
the Castle, and returned to Cranbourn to dinner.—
Arrived at the Castle, on a visit to her MAJEATT and
the PRINCESSES, Lord and Lady CATHCART.-.Yes.
terday morning her Majesty's Council met, at the
Upper Lodge, about four o'cl►►ck ; the Members pre.
sent were the Archbishop of CANTERBURY, Lords
Euesitcraouott and ARUM After the Council they
returned to London. The Duke of Yoax arrived ac
the Castle on a visit to her Ma.rovrv, and returned

in the afternoon to Oatlands. Lord and Lady Chan.
CANT left the Castle 10T Loodnn—his Lordship and
family are immediately going Abroad. Her Manor!
took her usual airing to Frogmnre, and the Princess
Annual.* rode on horseb.ick. Princess SOPUIA in a
carriage.--. The Pt incessCilattLoTTCleasys Cr anbouro
Lodge on Friday next, for ‘Neyinouth.
Baton-rota, SRPT. Y.—The expected arrival of the
Duke of YORK has prevented many Noblemen and
fashionable families, who were upon the eve of quit-
ting us, from leaving this town. The Marquis And
Marchioness of Woitcasrenare in the last departure

list. Among the most recent arrivals and returns are
the Countess of DENBIGH, Lady G. &mutt., Sir R.
GRAHAM, the Countess of ELY, the Hon. Mrs. Asrott
and foray, the Hon. Mrs. BRAcu, &c. The Earl
of Fire, whose departure we had previously men-
tioned, is also here, with Lord PETCII%tIANI, the Earl
of Eanzmotvr, &c. The packets now are exempted
from the tonnage duties, so long as their freightage
is confined to live :Sock only; but this exemption is re•
moved the instant stowage is allowed to a carriage.
CiatcHesTEß, Seri. I.—Late last night sailed the
Fox, extra packet, with a great number of passen-
gers, for Ostend ; and this morning early, arrived
the Succrss packet, Captain HAIN, with passengers,
and a bag of letters. By the last vessel we learn that
a ship transport, having on board General CuN.ros's
baggage, was wrecked near Ostend, on Sunday last,
crew, baggage, and most of the materials saved. The
packets from this port continue to take over a great
number of passengers.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, SEPT. S.

Our Market was abundantly supplied with Wheat this ntorniurs
both English and Foreign. the thief parts of which consi,ts
la 4 week's arrivals, winch had the effect of reducti.g our io i,r.
lull Ss. per quarter ; but having hut a moderate supply ut hiih•h
Wheat fresh in this day, such description maintains Fridays
prices, but Foreign Wheat is us. per q.tarter lower than tut that
day.—Barley and Malt are 2s. per quarter el raper, and Beaus is.
per quaver lower.—Having very large arrivals of Oats front
abroad, together with a good supply front our coast, tuts caused
a reduction of lull 2s. per quarter. In other ankles noakerattou.
Hour remains nomotally as last week, but there &repo buyers.
*MI fliF111,1.1) MAKJ. I, JEP KMBEIt 5
-

Beet So 04 to tip Oral 7s Od to So 01
Mutton 5. Oti to 6 ikj /Psi* 6, 04 to 7.
Lamb"ti 01 to $s Od.

Cattle at Mark*t.

Beasts, 9100--Sheep and Lambs ISt 40—CaIns, 100—Pigs Sea.
HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD.
Meadow of, 4 to st W Mover 01 us to 71 10a
Bowen vi to 01 us J straw 11 1s to al ms

Ueutemare Ft
appointed an rx
Bcitsbrottn, and

Captain WILL
plebe Inian:l).
A number of
Depot have App
cow. 17, Attd the

The mote of ;
mouth. has beet'
Continues at Ft ,t
The North Cf
poul, t►on► helm

The Anirim
Ireland, from ti
landed At Douai
We have Alre:4
CLIMSLUICOS will
regiment of Hu
from toe 'Vilna
Lord E. Somen
gade lAm c
to Lake this ()cc;
plaints against 11
so ecreo,riy
diciAl to the inie
you should imn
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but which teas b
slue drip ce tua
vel faLaNitx.
communicate tr
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ties it wa) in fo,
recurrence of ill
der, will convin
Coomel is unegi
the first pretensi

NM,

The Mary,
Favourite, L Ls'
dente, hitTelle
the F. a, Howe
foundland
bound to Loud
itteannah to
7th *rid 27th tit
and Chasseur,
°WKS, was bell

F..vourite wet
given up to dot
30th ult., wh o
viler timed. TI
to Qu bec, ha
priv..te r, but
war, and i, al I

Arrived WI
from Plymuut
trerpool, and a
the DRANSAILK;
Duke of Clan
back.—Seger.
but they wise
Wind East.
P 1
Came in tl
and the ULI
Clementii..4,
Est r.
from Gottoil
Ezst-south.c.i
PC

Arrived II
Downs, for
Lim, lr 'hi
ZIA akar el
rhi
stated..—Arr
• *awes not

Sailed thi
Arte.—Cam
ADLIN, for N
GOODALL,
bour and it:
riorin!k, ail(
BAR ill' 41 of
CI Ost.nd
sups.—Win

Sailed ye
Robert. any
part of do
Sceptre tray
=Alder of 1

Arrived I
Unionp MAr
broke two
ecming int
taliona of tl
A number
bout : part

Arrived
Holland.
Mail for dil

On Sao
Captain B
men, to joi
morning
fleet passe
• consrl, off
of his Mai
Lord W.
mom Ur.

ed of 140

laden wid
go 74 day
days, bou

the crew
' down. 1
sad short