Star.
London, England, 1814-10-12 00:00:00

PARIS, OCTOBER P.

We are assured that the Archduchess Maria Louisa
would reach Vienna on the 7th, and that she will not
visit Parma till next spring. It is n•it true that she
has paid any visits to the brothers of Napoleon.

Letters from Hamburgh assure us that the Prince
Royal of Sweden has given up all thoughts of being
present at the Congress at Vienna.
We learn from Bourdeaus that fifteen merchant.
men have sailed for Martinique and Guadeloupe,
laden with flour, provisions, and French manufac-
tures. Large shipments are making at Nantz for the
same destination.

M. Charles has been arrested this day for printing
seditious pamphlets.

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, OCTOBER 2.

The order of the day for discussing the amend•
meats of the Peers on the law relative to the Press
was read.

M. Str.varrzft DE SACY proposed to pass these
amendments without a debate. This was opposed
by M. DDREACH. He thought that the entire law
should be again brought under discussion. He re-
marked that every time the subject was discussed the
speakers seemed to depart farther and farther from
the spirit of the constitution, and concluded by pro-
posing that the amendments should be rejected.
M. LABORD was opinion, that the Chamber had
no right to re•examine the whole law, .or even to
discuss the amendments.

After a little farther debate, the Chamber decided
that the discussion should close. Before proceeding
to the vote, Messrs. GODAILH and SILVESTEIt DE SACY,
who ate both shortsighted, sct off at the s tme mo-
ment from hpposite sides of :he hall,• and ascending
the tribune at the same instant, they seemed surprsed
at their unexpected rencontre—rauch laughter in the
House. After a long interchange of compliments,
M. SILVIISTER DE SACY gave way.
Upon a division, it appeared that the Chamber was
of opinion that it was not necessary to vote upon the
whole law at once.—This decision is important, be-
cause it settles the right of the Chamber to vote upon
any law from the Peers, in whole or in part, as it
pleases. Finally, the amendments were adopted by
a great majority.
Mr. CIIANTEItAiNEI from the Committee on Peti-
tions, stated to the Chamber the complaint• of some
booksellers, arrested for having sold a libel extracted
from the ilfoniieur. They stated, that they had been
cast into an infected jail, and denied all intercourse
with their friends. They prayed to be set at liberty,
and for punishment of those who had arbitrarily de.
rained them. It was shewn, however, before the Com-
mittee, that the forms of the law, in the arrest of these
men, had been complied with ; that the prison was
healthy, and that thcir friends had not been denied
access. It was therefore decided ttott the law must
take its course.

A long discussion took place en the exportation of
grain, which was adjourned. .

The PRtNCE REGENT had a select party to dinner
yesterday at Carlton-House.
Her Royal Iligimess the Princess CHARLOTTE of
WALES is much improved in her health, since her
visit to Weymouth.
Intelligcnce has beeß received from Tuscany to
the 25th ult. At that time Couriers were frequently
passing from the Isle of Elba to Vienna, who were
the bearers, as it was alleged, of dispatches from BO-
NAPARTE to that Court, in which he demanded the
comfort of the society of his wife, and the superin-
tendance of the education of his son.

Advices through France from Naples to the 19th
ult. state, that the army of JoActing was 16,000
strong. He is said to have amassed a treasure, by
the dexterous management of his revenue, to the
amount of about £4,000,000, which is deposited in
the coffers of his Palace. He has long been solicitous
to promote an intimate commercial intercourse with
the British nation, and to accelerate this purpose, the
utmost attention was paid to all British subjects who
visited his capital utth wercantikt v,ewss

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PLYMOUTH. OCTOBER id.
Otit in the Indefatigable contict ship, bound to
Botany Bay, having lost her convoy. Arrived a
,leer of transports from Portsnintiti., under cony )y
wiled theWooui.aat slriop of 'bar, and the MARTIAL
gun-brig, with a fleet for different ports in the B
of Biscay ; and the MUTINR sloop of war on a cruize.

PORTSMOUTH; OCTOBER t 1.
Arrived the Melantho traMpDrt from Gibraltar,
.end the Experiment from Quelgsc, the Vigilant and
Mary-Ann from the River, Maria from Christiana,
And two ships from Ireland. Sailed his Majesty's
ship tROWLER on a cruize. Came into harbour the
Scirion.—Wind W. blows hard.
DEAL, OCTOBER it.
Sailed the Industry, (Economy, William, Olio,
Laurel, Henny, Anson, and Apollo, transports, with
the Perthshire Militia, Dundee. The brig Had-
dock, PHILIPS, from Quebec for Hull, was on the
Goodwin this morning, and has been got off by the
assistance of our boats, and proceeded for her desti-
nation, with the loss of an anchor and cable. The
King George packet, and three passage vessels, from
Calais, were forced into the Downs this morning by
the strong S.W. winds—they have landed their pas-
sengers, and proceeded for Dover.

HARWICH, OCTOBER 11.
No arrivals, and the only ship that sailed is the
'we Gebroeders, in ballast, for Rotterdam.

RAMSGATE, OCTOBER 11.

The Spanish ship Isabella got safe into this har-
bour at midnight, with much damage : she is now
kept free with one pump constantly going. Arrived
this morning the Ben, LEvisootar, from London for
Hamburg!), leaky ; also came in the brigs Sally,
BEDFORD; and Perseverance, MILLER, from SLelton.