Star.
London, England, 1814-10-31 00:00:00

NEW ORLEANS, AUGUST 19.

Some time since a number of reports were circa•
lating here of the intended invasion of this country :
at one time by the British, and another by the :ipa-
niards, and again jointly by both. Latterly we have
nothing further on this subject, and I presume we are
as secure as you are in New-York. The government
of the United States are making arrangements (it nifty
be only for appearances) for the supply of a large mi-
litary force in this quarter. It is said there will be
six thousand troops in addition to those already here,
(about 350 f)) for which rations have been ordered to
be prepared by the contractors for the army. The
smuggling business at Barrataria, or Grand Isle,
situated 60 or 70 miles from this place, continues to
be carried on to as great extent as was ever done, in
any other part of the world. One of the principal
leaders of this banditti has been secured, and will be
tried fur piracy; but still that trade goes on. Within
the two last weeks tour new prizes have been brought
into Grand Isle, one said to be a Russian, from Eng-
land, bound to Pensacola—another a Dutch galliot :
and strange to tell, of the number of vessels taken by
these pirates, not one of their crews have ever been
seen or heard of, doubtless all murdered—and still
stranger to remark, that the general rendezvous of
those robbers should remain within 60 or 70 miles of
this place, having 3500 regular troops, and all the
militia of the country, and not a siagle effort made to'
dislodge them.

FRENCiI PAPERS.

PARIS, OCTOBILIL
The King and the Duchess of Angouleme attend-
ed this day at the baptismal font in the Royal Chapel
of the Thuilleries, the christening of the Duke de
Nemaus, second son of his Serene Highness the Doke
of Orleans. The Archbishop of Rheims, Greed
Almoner of France, assisted at the ceremony, whish
was also attended by the Duchess Dowager of Or-
leans, the Duke, and the principal Oaken of his
Court. The Count de Blau:, Minister of the Royal
Household, also officiated on the occasion.
The Duke de Nemaus was baptised, as his Chris,
tian name, Louis Charles Philippe Raphael.
The King of Bavaria is expected at Munich, on.
his return from Vienna.
The Chevalier de Couchery, a member of the i.e.
gislative Corps, &c. died on Thursday last. '
The King of Prussia, it is said, has proposed, if
the dismemberment of Saxony is acquiesced in, to
nominate his cousin, Prince Augustus Ferdinand of
Prussia, to reign over that part which may be allotted
to him.

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIE3.
On the proposition of M. DuPour, the terms of a
Sacramental Oath cf fidelity to
.the King and obe-
dience to the Constitution, preparatory to a law on
the subject, were referred to the consideration of a

Colutniitee.
Some discussions took place relative to the existing
laws respecting the property of emigrants, and the
prncee.ds and arrangemlnts respectin7 the public
canals : but tio definitive decision obtained upon those

subjects.
After a short discussion on the subject, M. le Comte
FERNAND proposed, in the name of his MJjesty, the
project of a law, importing, That the time granted
to the Colonists of St. Domingo shall he prolonged
to the end of the Scssion of the Iwo Ciseetlfet
1815 ; and that the—Minister of Marine and die Co-
lonies shall, in die interval, obtain the necessary infor-
mation •respc.cting the nitwit of the claim, and the
debts to which those persons are liable."
This was referred to the Conimietees for conside-
ration. "The subject of the Properties of Emigrants
being revived ;
M. PRUNIELLE closed some remarks upon the sub-'
ject, by calling upon the Chamber to enter fully and
freely into an examination of means to reconcile the
, interests of the Emigrants with those who had tic-

quired their properties.
These words excited some murmur in the assembly,
but after some further debate the consideration of the
subject was again deferred till the next day.
VIENNA, OCrOBER :6.
The Ministers of the four Allied Powers have given
in an answer to the note which had been communi.
cated to them on the 4th, by the French Legation.
It is said that the lst of next month is the day
fixed for the taking possession of different parts of
Germany which have been allotted to certain Posters.
Count Walmoden, and M. de Sambrui, First Cham.
berlain to the King of Sardinia, have arrived in this
city.
The Allied Sovereigns propose shortly to visit
Presburgh, where great preparations are making for
their reception.
Our Court Gazette says nothing, even to this day,
either of the Congress or of the leres, though the lat.
'ter take place daily, and are most magnificent. One
is preparing for the 15th, to celebrate the battle of
Leipsic.
The Ministers who form the preparatory committee
ferthe affairs of Germany, are as tollow :—the Baron
De Wessenberg for Austria ; Baron De Humboldt,
for Pi ussia ; Field Marshal Wilde, (or Bavaria ; and
Baron De Lientets, for the King of Wirtemberg.—
•The Ministers of France, Russia, England or Spain,
are not admitted to these conferences; but it is wen
`known they must have some influence on the delibe-
rations. The Baron 1)e Stein is charged with the eon-
issideration of a plan fur the future organisation of
Germany.
BOURDEAUX, OCTOBER se.
BONAPAIRTITWO pOillilliollll. attached to the suite
of the ci-drveutt Emperor, and who accompanied him
Ito Elba, have lately returned to this city. One of them
resides here with his relatives, and gives• the tallow.
-ing account e,f this extraordinary personage, which
may be regarded as authentic :
The troops stationed at Porto-Ferrajo, amounted
to about 1000 men. The soldiers have not touched a
franc of their pay for the last campaign, but they are
promised to be paid punctually in future. This,
however, does not lessen their attempts at desertion.
which they eagerly seize every opportunity to effect.
as they find their residence in the island insupporta-
ble. Bonaparte, feeling aware of this, causes even
the smallest vessels which approach the isle to be
closely watched ; hut, spite of all his vigilance, defec-
tions take place every day.
44 Ona Lady (only), the wife of General Bertrand,
is at present at the mock Emperor's Court, which in
the whole consists of 4.0 persons. However the Ladies
of Porto Ferrajo, according to the phrase of the pos-
tillions,' the great ones of the country frequently ► isit
their territorial Sovereign.' Two castles are now
building near the port, and the great roads near tue
town are improving to an extent of four leagues."
MoNT CENIS.—The English Journalists hAre pub-
lished, and several French papers have repeated, an
article which cannot be but extremely iiijurtous to
the interests of the department of Mont Blanc, inas-
much a.; it may deter travellers from going to Italy.
They state that the route of Mont Cents continues
be infested by banditti, and which reports at Geneva
carry up to 2000 men. These reports, however, are
totally void of foundation. The Fort of Mont Cenis,
as well as the whole neighbourhood, is remark.ibly
safe, and is constantly travelled through by night
and by day, and it never has come to the knowle,:e
of the Police administration that the travellers, either
in going to or returning from Italy, have met wall
the least molestation.

ROME, OCTOBER
The allocation, or opening adress pronounced by his
Holiness Pure Pius VII. in the Sestet Consisuoy
the Cardinals, on blond.iy, 26* Ssitember, has beta
$M
ember.
published.
This document ;rot' conshleratile length. and con.
sists, in a great nveusare, of a feeling eipositiPit t 4
the long and•eccusnulated sufferings experienced r.!*
the Sovereign Poutiff irom the period of bis eil."l' ‘3
from the capital of she Holy See, and an
reference to the stektnit and •nitdtifatious pooh

piety and Seal In
which he persons
Italy and France
up hid abode t bt
stanoss which
Holy See, and set
.14 Iris the pet
mid bis Holism
heavenly origin
inanity is so grea
spiration, its prole
to the cruellest si
itself in the eau.
What elm could I
nerous Spaniards
and after inspirii
valour, enable th
vary combats, t 1
taken possession c
incpired the Pei,
What could gin
battles, and in t
the Prod Orr
himself ?'

Adverting to
him towards the r
its due plenitude 1
have removed fit
assemblies of imp
Thrones of Kings
milted from its
Jena/a.) An instii
gate the worship
and salvation of s

In the coaclusit
deavour with all
dour, to re.eatab
splendour and did
state and purity t
Sang mowed by

THE

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MOND
PRICE OF STOOL
Reduced
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Sauk Log Arum I
!adopter Mb pa

Since Saturd a y
so late a date a
continuation of th
enrately detailed
restoration to the
A generous and 1
tLy and disinteres
of Deputies, not'
proposed in the la
honour. The del
time the subject
public Journals, a
the Emigrants.
of Deputies to in
of those whose es,
&ton of the Pub

The following
dketch of the proc
up tothe latest d
." Ileforc proce
press. a meeting
Powers was held
enitin presented
relative to the t
those powers wbi
aired,--NILMAT,
voting formed ar
Of the Powers of
footing with the
:natters, it was s
c.iled the Preps'
ail that rchtted tc
to be discussed.
ohject of discast
iag Powers. It
sist of but a few
ing the exe.,,led
strictly the rc I.re
tlerable is ferrite'
England, Austria
p' m was
been sanctioned c
Ministers of the
Ist of October l
the instance of
strongly pressill

ceeded in secuti
the principle o
of Paris. In of
announced the
of tte CJorts

right to be Meg
attended with tl
other Ministers
]e:ileusy. In t
:And Swedish Mil
::ow compose ti
has% of the CIA
served, that the
passed away fro
The state of wg
signing the Tre
.“ The grand
venant, 114491
511SpeU4C4 suits
combining with
the Allies, even
trio udon. of Poi
• •• • 4.4 4

`,

me attend-
yal Chapel
Duke de
is the Duke
as, Grand
any, which
tger of Or-
icers of his,
if the Royal

is his Chsis,
tel.

111unich, on.

T of the Le•

proposed, if
iesced in, to
7erdinand of
ty be allotted

he terms of a
ng and obe-
r to a law on
deration of a

:o the existing
rants, and the
g the public
led upon those

t, M. le Comte
Majesty, the
e time granted
he prolonged
Ghost%*MlK

- - _ -
to and the eo-
aceistry infor-
laim, thq

es for conside-
; of Emigrants

upon the sub-'
toter fully and
:o recondite the
who had at-

in the assembly.
>ideration of the
:t day. •

lwers have given
been communi.
ich Legation..
onth is the day
ifferent parts of •
3 certain Poweri.
rui, First Chap..
e arrived in this
shortly to visit,
are making-for

even to this day,
~ though the let•
tagnificent. One
ate the battle of

iratory committee
low :—the Boma
a De HuniboAdr;
for Bavarit'i *WI
Wirteenberg.—
E.ngland or Spainj,
ces ; but it is,w44l
nce on the delibe.
rged with the con.
7e organisation of

ett se. .
ttached to the suite
accompanied him
city.' One of them
I gives. the follow.
personage, which

Ferrajo, amounted,
have not touched a
?sign, but they are
in future. This,
:mins at desertions
portunity to effect,.
island insupporta-
F this, causes even
Leh the isle to be
tia vigilance, defec-
. _ _

General Bertrand,
r's Court, which in
lowever the Ladies
phrase of the pos-
itry frequently visit
o castles are now
;neat roads near the
f [our leagues."
urnalists have pob-
, have repeated, an
:retnely injurious to
Mont Blanc, inas-
'tom going to Italy.
t Cenis continues to
reports at Geneva
!ports, however, are
Fort of Mont Cenis.
cod, is remarkably
L through by night
le to the knowledge
the travellers, either
aly, have met with

1 lg. :A":-
Ci prOMMISICSI for
4,etret Comistoxy Of.
iff34era.ber. has bets
iMe tenth, and con-
fiding: exposition ot
lags experienced by
:rind of is expulsion
!e, and as exulting
ultifarions proofs of