Star.
London, England, 1815-03-13 00:00:00

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THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
MONDAY, MARC!" IS, 1815.
PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Reduced abut-4 per Ct. shot-5 per Ct. Navy 99i 95
Consols 63{ 6981} —for account 0311.15—Oniu. dis.
Feint Loos Anna. shut—llood. 4s. pre.
Eachestow Bins Vs. Ills. Is. prem.—Lottery Tickets C. 7s.

Since our last we have received Paris Papers to
Tsiday's date inclusive. Besides the packet with
the mail, and a vessel with Mr. SILVESTER the Mes-
senger, about half a dozen other vessels, with passen-
gers, reached Dover on Saturday night and yester-
day morning. These arrivals have very much quieted
the public mind, which, to say the truth, was in a
state of great apprehension, from the uncertainty of
the progress which the Corsican invader might be
making in France. It was conjectured that he cer-
tainly counted upon being joined by a great force
soon after he should effect a landing on the French
coast; because, upon any other supposition, to dis-
embark with only ten or twelve hundred men, could
only' be viewed as the act of a desperate madman. It
is gratifying to find that this really appears to have
been the case.

To the latest date that any thing was known at
Paris respecting his movements, be bad not been
joined by a single individual : on the contrary the
public authorities were acting with vigour against
bins sending troops to intercept his retreat ; and even
the small force that he had appears to be deserting him.
On the night of the sth BONAPARTE was quer-
tered with his troops in the small village of Poet,
two leagues from the market town of Sisteron.—
In the mean time the most active preparations are
making at Paris and throughout France to frustrate
his designs. The KING's brother has arrived at Lyons
where he has been received with enthusiasm. The
Chamber of Peers have commenced their sittings with
a most animated Address to the. KING and an ener-
getic appeal to the people, in the form of a speech
from the CHANCELLOR.
The Duc de BERRI has not left Paris as at first re-
ported. The KING appeared in Public, as well as
his ROYAL HIGHNESS, on the 9th. They were re-
ceived with the strongest marks of loyalty and
affection.

Besides the public documents above alluded to,
the Moniteur of the 10th contains short Addresses
on the present emergency, from the Council of
Public Instruction, from the Military School of Paris,
and from the Department of the Seine and Oise,
led with expressions of loyalty and attachment.
The French funds are quoted in the Monitevr of the
10th as follows :—Three per Cents. (with dividend of
22d Sept. 1814) shut on the 4th of March at 81 francs
40 centimes. /dm, with dividend of 22d March,
1815,. 75 francs to 74 francs 50 centimes. Bank of
France from 1130 to 1145 francs.

Out private letters from Paris inform us that in
that capital every thing remained perfectly tranquil,
and that the people manifest universally the strongest
attachment to the Bouftsons. The attempt of Bo-
il AMEITI they generally consider as a last and a hope.
less effort, and were anxiously expecting to hear that
he had paid the forfeit of his crimes by so ignomi-
nious death.

The dispatches received yesterday by Government
from Lord Somalian, at Paris, are, we understand,
highly satisfactory. The four pieces of cannon which
BONAPARTZ brOught with him from Elba were taken
soon after they were landed, and the greater part of
the small force which acccmpanied him, glad of an
opportunity to get home again, had deserted him.
The next arrival may be expected to bring intelligence
that this wretch has at last met with his reward.

We ought to mention, however, that the Funds
have this day suffered a depression. The Consols
which opened at 63 for the Account, fell to 62,1, in
consequence of large sales by the same patties, who
had the Express last Friday morning. The ru-
mour in the City is, that Mossmo was proceeding
by forced marches with an army to join BONAPARTE.
Perhaps only a Stock jobbing rumour, but it is
our duty to state it.
At two o'clock the bustle at the Stock Exchange
had much increased ; and it Ida' rumoured that let-
ters of the 11th are in town, stating that Marshal
Sow.? has joined Bow APART& ; and that much ctn-
fusion prevailed in Paris, where there have been se-
veral assassinations. We hope the whole will prove

'only stock jobbing rumours, but it is our duty to
state them.

We have this day received Brussels and Frankfort
Papers to a late date. The rumours hi these Papers
respecting the fate of particular districts sink into in-
significance when compared with the general con-
vulsion with which Europe was again•threatened by
the turbulence of the Corsican; and therefore we have
suppressed 001111 of the French news to wake room
for the German.
It is affirmed that his Majesty the Emperor FRAN-
CIS will assume the Iron Crown; ind that Italy, ac-
cording to the wishes if its inhabitants, will form a
kingdom, of which one of the Archdukes will pro-
, baby be Viceroy.

Policies were done in the sity on Sainrday to a great
amount, respecting the chance of BostArmiller re-
ascending the throne of France. The rate was to
receive 20 guineas to pay alOO in ease that err;
took place by the sad of the year.