Star.
London, England, 1815-11-02 00:00:00

CHAMBER OF DEPU [IE3.

SITTINO OF SATURDAY, oc:l.°mi:ft 26.
After some prvlirninary business, tlw 11l l lutes of the
t ing of the ‘23(1 w. re read.
M. de CASTELBAJAC.II3 that sitting, when v:t
adopted thejaw relative to the detention of the sil;
pectcd, a fine movement on the part of. the Assonibly
gave a formal contradiction to the lying icperts sprelo
by the Gaz.:ttes, as to the South. Thi, fact has been
ornltted in the minutes. I move, that it be inserted
there.

The PRESIDENT.—The standing orders bear, that
the speaker who departs from the question may he
called to order by the Presi:tent. It shat Member
persists, then the President may direct the call to ol-
der to be inserted in the minutes. In case of perti-
nacity, the Assembly orders this inscrti..m, accom-
panied with censure.
• A Member.—lt is then the name which is inserted;
but at least the fact should be entered.

The PlteslDENT.—Nothing is stated of the name
of the Speaker, but of the circumstance itself. Per.
hapi, in this state of doubt, it will be your opinion,
that It is best to confine yourself to the slightest
censure.

After some farther conversation, M. deCastelbajac
agreed to wiPluiraw his motion.
M. ns VAUULANC, Minister of the Interior, then
mounted the tribune, to propos% a law for the re-
establiAnnent of departmental companies, called
C •mpanies of Reserve. This he described as a force
composed neither or gend'armerie nor of the army,
but a sort of mixed (nice to be at the disposal of the
Prefects. He said, it was, perhaps, owing to the
ormization of these departmental compAnies, that
the late Government was indebted for /hat internal
activity which sometimes astonished Europe. They
would be of great use, while the re-organization of
the French army was not yet effectuated.—He then
read the plan of law to the above effect.

• PARIS, OCTOBER 27.
The Sicur Despinoir is appointed Commandant of
the First Military Division.
The Count de Rochecbouart, MarischaLde•Camp,
is appointed Commandant of Paris.
We inserted on the faith of one of our correspon-
dents, and of the Gazette de Franifort,, in our Num-
ber of the 21th instant, under the head of Vienna,
October 13, and as an extract from the Covet Gazette,
an article, iutiiled .6 Proce: Verbal of the conference
of the 2d of October, 1815, between the Ministers
of the Allied Powtrs and the Duke de Richelieu,
Minister of the King of France." We hive been
since assured, and we are requested to state, that
neither the Vienna Court Gazette, nor any of the jour.
nals published in that city, contain any such article.
It appears certain, that all the points of discussion
relating to the peace have been at length terminated
some days since, and that all the conditions have beet:
i.gteed upon; but it is said, that on account ot parti-
cular circumstances it will nut be definitively signed
till the beginning of next month.
The return of the Duke d'Augouleme ii not ex
pc:Jed very soon. It is now stated, that several
Officers ot hii Household, as weU as his equi-

pages, am on the point of setting ont to NI
Royal Highness, who left Paris without any sui
OCTOBICA 215.—This evening at five o'clocl
buchess if Wellington arrived at Paris. She alit
at the Hotel which her husband inhabits, Ita,
Champs Elysees.
M. de la Fare, Bishop of Nance, First Almoner
the Duchess d'Angouleme, has returned tror
enna, where he has been President for the Kit,
25 years. We are assured that he has been oci
not only with ecclesiastical and political rel,
hut has mediated deeply cn civil and financi
ministration. Burgundy will always remember
gratitude the wise and enlightened administrat
bbt! de la Fare, then Deacon of the Sainte Ci,
of D,jon.
'rise Prussians continue to fortify Erfurt,
they have s garrison of 4,000 men. This plat
becoite a respectab:e fortress.
The soldiers taken at Gitad tloupe with Ai
Linois, and landed at H tvre eight days ago,
tectived passports to return to their homes. St
theta reached Paris yesterday. Doling the p
the Admiral shared th:: lot of the common s(
if he had not takan in a stuck of provisions he
have be-n relnced v) the common ratiun.

On the 31st of August !Ist there Was acres,
the Co:ntutme de Con: et Boi3, in the arroodis!
of Vienne (I,,Te), a person n inted Mathm
er of the ;;Ist rqinv..nt of light iafai,ti
p. ag•A Bonap.trte and announced t}.e r!-,1
:iriYal of several corps d'Arniee, destia~! to
the Allied troops. This man has jlst
durnwd by the triblinal of Vienne to six
p;•sonntent, to be fined 50 francs, and to
.tier having stlif,:red his punishment, At the
of the Gavernment.
Ocioiwtc 29.—There have been met at ri
01 di: ir w.ty from Orleans to the Ir
4000 B tv.a ian cAvali). The ioute from Li
the ilaurlominais is einiti:ly clear of forcign tr
There are still tomicroiv, corps of Przi.,!An
cintioned in the iie:glii..ourliood of. Arrn.:;
Clermont.

On th !" 2-tth a convoy of between 40 and
"ons' eszorted by Austrian troops, pa,_siA
way of Montereatt. These carriages are loaJt
pictures rtnd statues limn Parts.
Peronne has a numerous garrison compescl
English tied Dutch.
The Cure at the Cathedral ,tf Dijon has her!
rested. Several FeAvral Chiefs and a Septer
have exp:rienced the same late.
Avalon had fur twu days a gala icon of tel
sand men.

Acco ants from Italy announce, that blur;
had landed on the coAst of Calabria with 1
nous sonic Gerae:,e vessels, on the 28th of
ber, and who had succreeded in collecting
of ban litti, has been given up by his own
the Ne ipolitan Government. He is
'be brought to trial.
Letters from Bus incon state, th tt Genet
has been arrested in that towo by order ut the
The Made id anvil: is silent respecting
events ia that capital. The persons who are
pse the Kilg's Privy Council are not yet apl
His M ijesty intends to form a Commissioi.
will be directed to dr.tw up a plan for the meet'
the Cortes.
Toe Logli,h, who 'Lae encamped in the
Elyszes, have road.. a considerable s .le of horses. .
is coacladed, rh: rs:fore, that it will out be long b,f,
they Jt. t.
A army corps, consisting of 10 •
12,0Jt) !Jen passed through the capital yesterday,
its way (two the department of the Seire and .ois
' A carriage, supposed to contain General H 11. .
arrived yesterday at the Olice of the Mioister .

I:te present great movement among the Pruss•
troops, renders it probable that they intend to w
draw all at once by dithsent routes. Tuatay nur.
rolls Prussian equipages pasted through Paris.
On the 23J, in the morning, the Duke of Otra
arrived at Frankfort with his wife and family. •
proceeded on the 2.lth on his journey to Dresden.
The demolition or the works of Himintren c
menced on the 18th, and was continued un tt'e
lowing days.
Some persons of the Household of the Dak, •
Anguuleme have set out post for Toirlou,e
The pedestals of the statues of Louis XIII
Louis X IV. which have been replaced in the se .
tuary of the metropolitan Cathedral of Paris, =
again to beadorned with white marble.
On the 23d ultimo, a person named Francis 1
vier was arrested in the Ccmmnne of Cretnie
(Isere) for having spread pretended proclamitions
Banaparte.•••Hc was brought before the whit
al
Bourgoin, and is to be delivered over to the Court
Assizes, where he will be immediately tticd.
MADRID, OCTOBER 14.
Orders have been given to the Spanish Ambas,
dor at Parrs, to accelerate the sending ba4.k all t
lictures mid other articles belonging to Spain 11,
in France, taking every necessary precaution for th
preservation.

BOLOGNA, OCTOBER is.
The 801 l of his Holiness has been published lid
for the re.estAblishment of religious orders.
number of convents is to be limited, and those of
mendicant orders arc to be opened—such as the C.•
puchins, the Recollects, and the Fathers of the A ••
nunciade.
The police exercises the. greatest vigilance, to
cannot repress disorders. There are often tumul
which are terminated by the stiletto,notwithstandn
the carrying of arms is prohibited.

ROME, OCTOBER 12.
The Prince of Peace has armed here to join Kir -
Charles IV. Ile came from Yew°. King lee` •
nand VII. has yielded to the prayers of Ills lathe,
and con►ented to this meeting.

This may justly be considered an age of wonder.
g
We hear of a Stune.eater breakfasting upon Flints ;-
Indian Jugglets swahowing a Sword three times
day ;—a Lady Salamander dancing a Hornpipe 0.1
tit: surface ft boilin Lead,
and then luxurtaung ila
Bath (if Sulphuric Acid ; but the prodigy 0:“
wonders is, that any person may gain, for the Smal
sum of €23 I Is. either of the three Pities of 150,000
r the four Prizes of £20,000, which WAY all ti
Irawn Next Tuesday.

ant to join h..
hoot any suite.
five o'clock 11.
iris. She alight,
nhabits, Ru d..
First Almoner,
:turned from
for the Kii,g f
las been occup,
polltic 41 relari,,n
and financial 3,•
ys remember IA it
administratiwa
he Sainte
ify Erfurt, Alp,.
This place
pe with Admir
of days ago. 1,,
homes. Simi,
?ming the
common sold
rovisiwis he
reiun.
!re Was arre1.14,2
the arronclivcr.
light i;ifai.tri,
cvd the r!..etemt.
is jlst
to SIX Monti.s
4 and to k •
Ms At the dill._
rn met at lint;:
• to IfCrY;!i,
ate front Lywe, I
fercign
of Pri...3!an
of Arni.;:i
en 40 and w..
pl,_se..l by t
bet are wi
rison composed
Dijon Ivis been a
dad a Septembr:
ter icon of tea tho.
!, that Murat, is
bria with 150 ni:
is 28th of Sep;
collecting a tr:,
by his own men
le is immediately
th it General A.
order of the erete.
respecting the 1.
ms who are to co
e not yet appoint
Commission wh.
n for the meeting
led in the Char
le s .le of horses.
11 not be long bif

TilE EVENING STAR.

1 O NDON.

. vn ,wee to our " Constant Country Reader," we have to
h:,n, that until the French prisoners of war now in Ent-
,,,;d one and all made their trend with their lawns' Soot..
Louis XV ill. they could netbe released. While lighting
•• 4, r.s ft e, who was not recognised by any European
•
oxer, 12r less by England, as a Sovereign Prince, they were
„.;.c Innted ban 'lt ti, and out of the pale of social relations : the
cz,44..4 would therefore hive been justified by the law of oa-
t,.
lc putting them to deal as lawless disturbers of the pub-
, . From the French Papers it wow appears that these
.1 men have seat in their " adistsi 111 l " to Louis XVIII.
•i svil therefore he released, on a request being made by
,; Sovereign to that elfect,but not, as we apprehend, without
roc France took no prisoners in her late inglorious
.4. ter suv.te.l t, and cannot therefore offer a carte
sc;•44 inze. •

N7\ TITE3DIY, ALL THE 3 PRIZES OF Xso,onn,
1 PRIZES OF .C2o,otk, IN GoVLRNMENT
• NIAN: BE DRAWN, AND THk. VALUE RE-
• kll IN MONEY ON DEMAND.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1815.
nfc.i.ov , POCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK:
59”--Cons. money 61i —foraxc. 613 6.
Fel rat. 7.1i;-5 per Cent. 90ii—tiond4 36. 4.. pr.
4 :::; pr.—Do.pey. 1.5 i 16 pr.—Excb. 11411444.4.

Paris Papers of Friday and S.iturclay came to
Fr.irn those of Sunday, which came
to:ic:.!y, we gave extracts yesterday ; and those
(.; j.y ..rrived this morning. The most promi.
1,„: is the kuinals•of Sunday is a con6rma-
t. „ :., • I.:nling et the Ex-King of NAPLES in Cl-
l.': .n.i, !ran, however, has now terminated his
!or *flu th;:sc piers we find an account of the
EXECUTION OF MURAT.

lye !;.ive se!ect.:d from the different papers all that
i.ave stated respecting this event, which our
‘via find among the subjoined extracts. This
n:an tru:.t !hive been infatuated. Looking at
.ncev:s of noNAFARTE, viho, 0,1 iris return
1...!!-.t wit:l a few hundred men, succeeded in
r:acl'n;: the c,t7it.si in a few drys and again mount-
cans to have wrought himself up
t. 11:e uCliel t :at amid he once land again in Italy,
uith no menu how small a force, he would instantly
joined by ::.c military and march without difficulty
Oi course he intended then to spew himself
a Ateater General than BONAPARTE, by defeat-
rg armies of Europe, re-organizing rebel.
in France, and restoring the Bonaparte dynasty
:acre to their thrones. Without such a dream
d.ti::sion, it is not possible to conceive that be
‘:aLiJl:Ave ventured to invade a kingdom with 150
.:.tn—eor that was the mighty army with which he
:a regain the throne. He landed—be was in-
nly d%livered up by his followers—he was shot !

attempt reminds us of a late display of pon-
tcal czertion in raisins an army of eisity-twe men !
ar.ls,:taing them out to subdue the lawless brigands,
the Papal States have been for some time
'ri.is mighty arm). instantly joined the first
bnßt; they met with.
acted as Aid-de-Camp to SANTERRE, the
v•h.) commanded the trocps of the Conven-
to%:)ll Ole memcrable lath of August, 1792, when
XVI. was beheaded. He hir..selff headed the
•
;.;.v.el.l;ti.,ers, who murdered every one found in the
Litret..s.t prizons—he also had the command of the
%%Ito mur(lerel the Duke d'ENcniEti ; and
FA; enyd by 111:s.‘ PA OP: to massacre the ,
in 1809, an atrocity which g:-Ivit a
to the war in the Peninsula—rouz,d
.e %hole :ipar,iLi: people to arms—was frlluwed by
cf. the Engli:ll—the expulsion a the in-
% .:I;:s—the risin; of Europe—the overthrow fl NA.
subjugation of I:at:cc—the deliverance
Lutcpe—the death of MultA r !

Oc CO2Eit sr).

Ytst9nlay Lis Excellency the Ambassador from
clzoi:-.l:l:icau:d to Ili% Majesty the intelligence
Ile had it.-u•'Ned that ir_tAnt by a couvier of
the em.;:w.ien of Murat, who was Shut on the 15th
(f

::::,!acious and stupid enterprize began with a
NTarat had issued proclamttioas: he spoke,
100, cf. the Heredity,: Prince, and of the Queen,
arlive; as aiso, of the concurrent: of Austria!
t, for once, he had neither dupes nor victims.
According v.) the happy expression of one of the
:e,,,tt:e4:.l;_ot French writers, Bonaparte was already
Murat. Wt: may now add, " Bonaparte
in Murat."

'1:zo, who hr !-:1 on the Sth, was arrested on-the
d-ty, art.! shut on the 15th, furnishes an instance
t':e molt brit!iant hom.tge to legitimacy.
nt ;n. narzhical heresies is terminated—
ftai returned to crdtr: usurpers are no
7 !.'‘:::11:1 ea bat as ishell: they meet with
,v...t31.1u... and they terminate their career, in 1813,
th:y t.,,0u1d have done thirty years ago.
4.444.1 r DtLts.)
M,,r.tt, who landed at Pizzo, in the Kingdom of
•.,%.••• I; ‘.n the Bth Octv)bcr, after a trifling
;?. •
•.,:t it on the 13th.—(Gazette de France.)
I)nt :zone, known for his eloquent Ser.:
t!...f honourable persecution which he
."1"!;i:ne f:‘ln his attachment to the Royal
,Ic:olitpany to Constantinople the Mar-
Ambassador from his Majesty to
"%Le Porte. It is his intention to visit the
-111 Y Land. One of the Secretaries of Embassy is
Aarcellus. Aide-de-camp to the Marquis,

Ide Riviere, and ion to Cunt Marceilos, of they
'Chamber of Deputies.
General Deveauz and M. Legeas, brother-in-law
to Mares, have been arrested at Dijon.
English Paperimoney is now on a par here with
cash andipeiie : this is tie drat tithe since 1792.
General Hullin arrivtd yesterday at Paris, in a
Carriage, escorted by four Gend'annes. The carriage
stopped a considerable time at the hotel of the Police
14Bnister. -

The Museum of Louvre, which had been shut for
some time, was opened to the Public to day. ne
principal chefs d'auvre of the French School, and the
pictures of the other schools, which formed' part of
the ancient collection, are still exposed to view, as
well as several pictures of old Italian Masters, which
were known to have been obtained in exchange.—
The English still mount guard at this establishment.
M. de Riguy, who has got the command of a fri-
gate, will immediately sail from Brest for the Island
of St. Helena.

The work called The Centeur, is denounced to the
Tribunals.

M. Canova has kit some pictures and statues be-
hind him, which he has Mitred, in the name of the
Pope, to Louis 2,1,V 111. Among the sculptures are
the Grcupe of the Tyber and the Colossal figure of
Nldpomoie.

His Majesty the Emperor of Austria has given the
vacant regiment of the Hans of Mee: veldt, to the
Duke of S oce Cobourg. It was therefor?: an error
in some German journals to state, that his Majesty
had made another disposition of this regiment,
namely, to the reputed son of Bonaparte.

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