Star.
London, England, 1815-11-04 00:00:00

OUR ARMY IN FRANCE.

Private letters from Paris, of the 31st ultimo, re-
ceived this morning, say To-morrow the army
go into cantonments for the winter. The sixth divi-
sion goes to St. Germain ; the second, to Versailles;
the third (this), to Boulogne, St. Cloud, Neuilly, and
Clichy ; the seventh, to Montmartre and the villages
near St. Dennis; and .the first division to this place,
(Passay).—lt is impossible, however, to form any
correct idea of the distribution of our army onti):
finally arranged. I fancy some part must go home-
wards, but what regiments or numbers, is quite un-
certain."

Thursday, Major-General Sir GaORGE Comm ar-
rived at Canterbury, to assume the command of the
Kent district.
Same day, the East Kent regiment of Yeomanry
Cavalry assembled in Cantetbury, far two days
exercise.

The PRINCE REGENT, yesterday, after dinner, at-
tended
by General BLOOMFIELD, left town in his
travelling carriage, to proceed on his way to visit the
Earl of CkAVXN, at Combe Abbey. His Royal
Highness was to proceed as far as Brickhill last night.
The REGENT was followed by his Royal brother, the
Duke of CLARENCE, in his travelling chariot.
The Duke of YORK left town yesterday morning
for Windsor, after transacting business at York House.
On Thursday the Austrian Archdukes had a long
interview with Lord SiosrouTu, at his (Ace, after
which they visited the Earls Of LIVERPOOL and BA-
THURST, at the Foreign Office.
Yesterday morning, at five o'clock, the Archdukes
of AUSTRIA, accompanied by the major part of their
numerous retinue, left Stratford House in three car-
riaps, with four horses each, on their way to Oxford.
It is said that they are to meet his Royal Highness
the PRINCR REGENT at Beaudesert Park, the seat of
the Marquis of ANGLESEAt in Staffordshire.
Yesterday two Foreign Noblemen, in the suite of
the Archdukes, paid a visit to the &run of Common
Council. They were conducted to the bar by Alder-
man Sir JOHN EASIER, who politely introduced them
to the Lotto Wilton, by presenting their names.
Thursday evening, a Gentleman belonging to the.
Secretary of State's Office arrived in D ,wning-street,
with dispatches from Paris. Last night a reply to
them was sent off to Paris.
The Duke of BEDFORD arrived on Thursday at
Dover from Paris, with the Duchess, after an absence
of three years. In most excellent health. Their
Graces arrived in Hamilton Place yesterday.
CARNOT has, it is said, escaped from the controul
of the French Police.
A letter from Lyons, dated October 22d, says,
is The Duke of Angouleme visited on Sunday seve-
ral parts of this city. On Monday the Prince in-
spected the public establishments, the principal ma-
nufactories, and all the monuments of the city. On
Tuesday, the fl•tth, he left Lyons. It is undersruqd
that he entertained, at his departure, a sense of ate
fidelity and devotion of the Lyonnais. That sentiment
alone could soften the grief which they felt at being
so scion separated from this adored Prince."

Letter of Prince Burman to General MUFFLIN, in
justification of his conduct in removing the Pictures
and Statues belonging to Prussia :
" Paris, Oct. 19, 1815.
" Sia—As my conduct bas been publicly animadverted upon,
.for not having allowed the property plundered from Prussia by
a Banditti to remain in the Museum of the Louvre, I have only
to remark, that Ably supported by the illustrious Ws Lusto rom,
I pursued thieves who had despoiled maoy of the nations of Eu-
rope of tbrir inestimable Monuments of the Fine Arta; I at-
tacked and dispersed them, and restored to my country the plun-
der they had unjustly taken, spurning the idea of negotiating
with the French Commissioners on that sul•jeer. They may now
thank Paomance for our sot following their base example.
" I am, &c. &c. &c. " &mita.
"To General Count Myr rum, Governor
of Paris, &c. &c."
The splendid and valuable carriage which was
taken at the battle of Waterloo, fitted up in the most
costly, magnificent, and complete style, for Napoleon
Bonaparte, and taken •in its complete state while
waiting for the Ex Emperor, except the driver, being
killed by a Prussian General and Major, who sent it
as a present to the PRINCE Raciewr, with the 4 horses
which were attached to it, and a French driver, ar-
rived a few days since at the Mews of Carlton-House.
—Yesterday it was exhibited to the REGENT in its
complete state, accompanied by the Officers who
took it, and a number of English and Foreigners of
distinction; the driver, in his full dress, sitting on the
near pole horse, di ives the four horses with a whip,
the thong of which is about three yards long, hut be
manages the horses principally by talking to them.
The two leading horses are such a distance from the
other two, that there is nearly room for two more.—
The
horses are good stout dark bays, of English'
cut and appearance, very like a mail coach st•t of the
beet description. A Prussian soldier attended at the
same time, and went through the lance exercise.
The Barbary squadron, which lately made an in-
effectual attempt on the Isle of Elba, is now on the
coast of Italy, where it has made several predatory
descents, and succeeded in carrying off people and
cattle.
Next Tuesday the Lottery begins drawing.—The
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NATAL INTELUGENCIL

FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 1.

Arrived the I)(itch frigate Mina Veygetscerges
Captain VANOIR NY Poorer, from the Tele' to BR.
t.tvia, with trovs—she is in a leaky state.

PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBEI:

Arrived his Majesty's sloop CAMEL. from Ports-
momli, bound to the Med;te.ratsean ; ACIIATES and
LEVANT Sitiops of war from a cruise. Came to the
Britannia. PONCAN, from Teneriffe.
Came in ahout a wizen sail of colliers fr S •
derlAnd ansi 24wcacle. Atrived the Amp:litrites,
klusyrut, from Miramichi ; William 'rift tr.. rro:t,
fr

.orn Corsa; Tynemouth Castle, HAZARD. fr m St.
Peter burgh, Irmnd to Portsmouth; the Iris, a Da•
nisi) sloop of war, from Holhatid.

PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER Se

Arrived his Majesty's ship HOTSPUIio from 1"4-
mtiutil, and ha Majesty's ski;J Envy., from ‘.:(
INtAlliag sailed to-day.—Wind North.