Star.
London, England, 1815-12-19 00:00:00

PHILADELPHIA, NOVEMBER 13.

Commodore Decatur, in the Guerrieri, and a part
of the Mediterranean squadron, have arrived at New
York. _ _ _ _

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The Salem Gazette states, that since the conclusion
of the war, more than half a million of dollars have
been shipped from that port.
MILLEDGEVILLE (GEORGIA), OCTOBER 25.

Faint THE CHEEK NaTioN.—Colonel
cowman...4in,, at Fen Decatur, in the Creek Nation,
wril,:s to General Gains on the s:h instant, as W..
loves is ascertained that the Indians below the
line, In co junction with the war party, which includes
the Sl,rninoles, are hostile, and will unquestionably
give us battle, at or ne.ir Chatahouchie River. There
are various reports as to the strength of these Indians
—ti inn &Alto '2000."
NEWPORT (ROAD ISLAND), NOVEMBER 9.

Alrived this day the United States brig Flambeau,
J. li. N:colson, Esq. commander, from Gibraltar,
which place she hit on the 6th October, 1815, in

vanpany with the squadron tinder the command of
Cinimodore Bainbridge, consisting of the following
vessels : —lndependence, 74. gu..s ; Macedonian and
Cnngress ftigates ; Chippewa, Saranac, Boz'r, Fire.
Fly, Enterprize, and Spark biir,s s • Spitiirl, !stitch,
:,11,1 Lynx schouneis.
Frigates United S•ates and Constellation ; 40cps
of war Erie and 0.114110 are lett in the Plediterra•
pc,in for the purrse of giving protection to our coin.
pierce in those seas.
The frigate Guerriere, Cotrmoolore Decatur, was
to sail in a day or two for New York. The Flam.
beau parted c.:nipany with the squadron Iti
Western Islands on th.: night of the 24. th U.:tuber in
a heavy gab: from the eastward.
Tbe store-shipsiohn Adams and Altrt were spoken
by seJadron near Cape Spartel on the 10th.
The- 6uerriere, Commodore Decatur, mentioned
above, has arrived within Sandy Hook, and as anon
es the wepd favours will come op to the thy. The
Curimodore reached here last evening iu the Reveaue
u t r, Ceptaiu Caltuoue.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19. 1815.
PRICE. OF StOCKS THIS DAY ATI WE LVE O'CLOCK.
Reduced 591 i —Cons. mu. shut—for opg. 810
4 per Cent. 74 }-5 per Cent Ant—Ron& Is. 35. (Ns.
Onui.l3if pr.—Do. pay. 14', pre.—Lt .k. lads 4s. dls. par.

FRENCH eArLas.
With the exception of those of Friday, we have
received all the Paris Papers that were due up to Sa
turday inclu.ive. The Pdcket with the missing
Papers had probably been obliged to seek shelter in
some other French port. after sailing from Calais.
LAVALETTeS Appeal came on in the Court of CAS-
mien, when the sentence of the Lweer Court was
confirmed. Petitions have since been presented for
Royal clemency to be extended to the cull fit.
General CLAusEL, who figured at Bourdeanr, and
whose name is on the proscribed list, has been disco.
vered in Paris by the Police, and imprisoned in the
Abbey.
General DECAEN, who, when Governor of the Isle
of France, made himself so notorious by his inhuman
treatment of the late Captain FuNuEns, is also in

custody.
General DEBELna's trial is going on. He has been
for some time in custody.
The proceedings of the Chambers possess little or
no interest. Petitions are presented daily to the
Chamber of Deputies, complaining of losses by re-
quisitions made by the Rebel Generals, and praying
for reimbursement. Among the names of these
thieves that of VANDANINIE occurs very frequently.
One of the Journals announces that 66 the head-
quarters of the Duke of WELLINGTON will be removed
from Paris on the 20th to Camhrai, by which time all
the English and Hanoverian troops will have eva-
cuated Paris and its environs. 'the Duke of WEL-
LINGTON will remain at Paris until the Ist of January,
when he will proceed to England for some time."
Letters from Milan, in the French Papers state,
that the Princess of WALES has sailed, not for the
Greek Islands, but for England.
PARIS, DECEMBER 19. •
A new Corps de Garde is beeig established in the
cloiture St. Honore, on account of the nuniker of rob.
belies which have taken place in that quarter.
The Prince de Coburg arrived at Bromardern on
the 3d from Paris, to met his sister the Grand Du-
chess of Russia.
They mite from Geneva that the Count Capo
&Istria has arrived in that city, and that he will re-
turn to St. Petercburgh by Lausanne, and visit
Vienna for a short tine.
A deputation from the Chamber of Deputies have
ttetiied upon the King, to thank his Majz.sty for the
Pro;ect of the Law of Amnesty presented to them by
the Ministers.
Several of the Morning Papers say-4$ The Duke
de Richelieu has frequent private audiences of his
i.lajotty." Wiiat a wonder—that the Prime Mini.
ste. of a great Nation should have frequent audiences
of his Sovereign !
Au order has been given that no persons are to
skaite on the Lain cf kt Villerte.
The British troops which now occupy the cazerncs
of Mont Blanc and New France,' arc expected to
quit Paris at the end of the week.
Justice now marches ra i4l but she
p_t .y. is very slow
in seizing offenders. 'M.:. .;;dry. who was lately mur-
dered in the Rue Bibliotbecoe, was not the only one
who perished by the blows ;of the hitherto uaktiowli
assassins. It is said that an English Officer, a Por-
tuguese, and a female, have also fallen their victims.
Lately four novices took their vows as nuns, at the
house of Dominican Ladies at Langres.
Report gives the Archduchess Leopoldine of Aus-
tria in marriage to the King of Spain.
The Duchess of St. Len will remain at Constance
in Switzerland only till her final destination is fixed.
The famous brigand Grasel, whose arrestation we
announced a week back, was shockingly wounded
before he could be taken, and now lies in prison in a
dangerous state. Several of his banditti have been
taken, some of whom it is said, are even 'pre cul-
pable than himself.
The_Grand Duke Constantine is named Generalis-
simo of all the troops in Poland.
General Legal* still lies dangerously ill at Nismes;
hopes are yet entertained of his tee every.
The 2d Life Guards and the Oxford Blues, who
were to have marched for England on Thursday,
have, we hear, been countermanded.
The English and Hanoverian troops which occupy
the villages of Passy and d'Auteuil, leave on Friday ;
thine cantoned at St. Cloud and Boulogne have
alr..adr departed.
General Phillips, on leaving Marseilles, has writ-
ten a very handsome letter to the Mayor, testifying
his high sense of the conduct of the inhabitants
towards the troops under his command; and which
the Mayor has answered in a manner highly compli-
mentary of the excellent discipline observed by the
Bfitish troops.