Star.
London, England, 1823-11-17 00:00:00

PARIS, NOVEMBER 14.

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Yesterday, before Mass, tla King gave a private au-
dience to the Duke of Castries, Governor of the Royal
Castle of Meudon. At one o'clock his MAjestz trans-
acted business with the President of the Council. Be-
fore seeing the King the President had an audience of
Monsieur.—At a quarter past two o'clock the King
went to St. Cloud.

PARIS, NOVEMBER 13.
Private letters from Catalonia state, that our troops
entered Tarragona on the 7th of this month.
His Excellency the Marshal Duke of Reggio arrived
in Paris on Tuesday evening. Yesterday at noon he was
visited by the superior officers of the National Guard.
Monday, the anniversary of the -King's' birth-day,
_we
understand that the superiorptEcers will give an enter-
well as
of the

Maryland and North of James' River, in Virginia, h
been considerably injured by the severe frosts of hat
week. In this section of country, and all south of us, on
have reason to believe the damage sustained is comps.
paratively slight, and that the quantity brought to this
market will not be lessened materially in consequence!
a BALTIMOER, OCTOEIR &
" Ton accd Cnors.—We regret to learn that the frost
of last Tuesday night has been so destructive to the
tobacco crops in this State. The George Town Me,
tropolitan skates, that several of the tobacco planters
lost the whole, and that it is estimated 30,000 hop
heads have been destroyed. Some of the most opus
planters in Prince George's County have lost every plan
" Upon this subject, the Annapolis Republican of
Saturday says:—' Up to Monday last, the anearlue,
of the tobacco crop, in this neighbourhood, were 10.
commonly fine. The plants had succeeded well, arid
were abundant in the planting season; rains occurred
in favourable time for transplanting, and the subsequent
weather brought the tobacco to uncommon size. No,
thing could he more promising than the plantations
were on Monday; every planter, and all hands, were
busied in cutting and housing the rich products of the
year's toil. Upon a renscuable estimate of Anne Arun-
del County, and the adjoining part of Prince Georges,
we are informed, about one third of the crop had beers'
secured ; but, on Tuesday last, a keen ft ost at once
blasted the whole remaining crop, and reversed every
prospect of the fields, and every hope of the planter.
Tobacco is a tender plant, the leaves were stiffened by
the cold, the succeeding sun turned them black,
withered, and ruined them entirely.

" The heavy loss sustained by our country Nods
on this occason, is seriously to be regretted, as adding
to the difficulties of difficult times. But we are bound
to bow to the dispensation as coming from the hand of a
kind Peovivence,:who knoweth and sendeth that which
is best for us."

viaSUCI 3 will BIVC an enter-
. tainment, to which his Excellency is invited, as well as
• manner. The qualifications of a Senator are, 40 years Then as to the King of SPAIN'S aeclaration respect
of age, and double the annual revenue of a Deputy.
Tole 6, "Of the Executive Law" embraces a num• ing the loans, M. GUEBRARD tells us, that the King the Prefects of the department of the Seine and of the
I Police•
The has annulled all the loans, except the one for which he
be; of articles, and is divided into four chapters.,
person of the Emperor is declaredinviolable and sacred. (M. GUEBHA nu) contracted ; and wt have also a procla- Accounts have been received at the New England
He freely appoints and dismisses the Ministers of State mation, dated Port St. Mary's, in which the King, then Coffee-house, from Virginia, of the almost total failure
and his Privy Councillors, nominates Ambassadors, de- in the French camp, declares void all the acts of the of the tobacco crop, of which the following are c i •op es.
Glares war, and makes peace, Etc. The Civil List to be
Constitutional Government. On the other hand, how. " PETERSBURG (VIRGINIA), OCT. 10.
settled at the commencement of each reign, and to be
unalterable during the reign. If an heir to the crown Fever, we have a proclamation issued from Cadiz nil the " There can be no doubt, relying upon the accounts
of Brazil succeed to a foreign crow n, he cannot hold 30th of September, only the day before the King threw received to-day , that the tobacco crops gerarally in