Star.
London, England, 1815-11-22 00:00:00

PARIS, NOVEMBER 19.

At half•past two yesterday, the detachment of the
'!!, Regiment of the Line, which is to enter into
Royal Guards, arrived at Paris. As they passed
der the windows of the Pavilion of Flora, the
ng appeared, and said to them, " Good d►y, my
• ►VC lr•►ends ; I shall write my nephew that I have
• d the pleasure to see you." Every where in their
rte they were received with shouts of Vive le
Vivent les Bourbons!"

Thursday last, as the King was entering his car-
le, an old man pressed eagerly forward, and
)uted " Vive le Roi ! Vive le ! May I be able
A1.41t in this way sixty years hence !" The. King
ned sound, and smiling kindly oa the old man,

'said to him, “ Thant yogi, good Sir, ind may I live
co hear you !"

DOWNIER EXTRAORDINARY OF SUNDAY MORNINCI.

_
A shoemaker of Bourdeattt, and five of his fa•
may, have perished from the effects of the poisonous
mushroom called Sept, gathered in the environs of
that city.

nit. morning the tnglish no longer occupy the
doors of the Museum : the National Guards do duty
there now.

We are assured, that after to-morrow Paris will
not be occupied by foreign hoops. The military
posts will be delivered over to the troops of the first
military division. This charge will, it is said, he
given to the French Governor by the Duke of Wel-
:in:lt:l4 as Commander in Chief of the allied troops.
.1.:.e allied troops cantoned in the environs of Va-
lenciennes and Boechain have been considerably aug-
mented within these few days.

An assassination was, it is said, committed last
night on the person of a Commissioner of the Mont
de Piete, residing near the Louvre. The National
Guards at this moment surround the house where the
crime took place, and firemen have ascended the
roof to prevent the guilty from escaping.

Hamburg!) Papers to the 15th arrived last night,
and this morning we received Frankfort Papers to
the 16th and Brussels to the 20th inst.

It is mentioned in letters from Vienna, that the
Order of Malta is to be re-established on its former
footing. This piece of folly we hold to be impossible.
Its importance to this country as a strong hold in the
Mediterranean is too well known to be ever lost sight
of. The Minister who would venture to give it up
would deserve every punishment that an indignant
nation could inflict.

The plague still continues its ranges in Dalmatia
—sweeping off wl)nle families.
Accounts from Go-many speak of an insurrection
having broken out in Sweden, and of a conspiracy
against the CROWN PRINCE. This news requires
contirMation.
BRUGES, NOVEMBER 16.

We learn that the Waterloo Committees of Lon-
don and Westminster have resolved to send 50,000
florins, taken from their funds, for the wounded sol-
diers of the Netherlands, or for the neatest relations
of those who tell while fighting under the comm And
of the Prince of Waterloo.

Mr. James, Mini,ter Plenipotentiary of the Briti;:r
Court, is charged with the direction of this mibitt,ii in
this cuuutry, in the mime of the English Nation.

CONSTANTINOPLE, OC WEER 10.

On the 4th instant the birth-day of his Majesty the
Emperor of Austria was celebrated in the most so-
lemn manner at the hotel of Baron Stormer, the
Austrian Interauncio. The Captain and Officers of
the English frigate which is tome to fetch Mr. Lit-
ton, the .English Ambassador, were present at this
fete. Mr. Liston, has obtained from the Court leave
of absence : he will embark to-morrow or next dav
on board a merchantman for Tenedos, where he
waited for by the English frigate, which the
would not suffer to pass the channel and of
Conga...tin ,plt. Mr. B. Frere,' .13.,:retary of
the Eir.:.assy, remains for the present as Charge
d'Affaires for England. M. litthert, who almost
immediately after Napoleon's return was charged
with a mission to the Porte, whirl: would not listen
to his proposals, embarked on the sth of this month
for Geaoa, on baard a Russian vcsiel.

fa ICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY Al 'll4'F NB O'CLOCK:
iteduct,l tik,",:—001111. 113011C1 f•.wr arc.
4pa Cept sit-5 per Uu. 911 Wl—lion& 6s. 71. pr.
Outu. 16i pr.—Du. pry. lot }l7 pr.—bull. Nis gut(' 6s. pr.

The Dike of Yogic held a Military Levee, yester-
day, at his Ottice in the Morse Gli.trds, which was
attended by Generals SWAIN; ADAMS, and a great
number of other 0111-7ers.

Yesterday Mr. MILLS, the King's Messenger, left
town with di.patclies for Paris: supposed to he the
reAilt of the &liberations of the Cabinet Council on
Monday.
Mr. C. BALDWIN, attached to the Commission for
British Claims on France, left town on Saturday night
for Paris, with dtsp:ttch:•s for Lout CASTLEREAGH,
and official Papers hrflooging to the'Commission.
.1. W. CROkEII, Eq. Secretary to she Admiralty,
arrived in town yestes day from Ireland.
Mr. ARBUTHNOT, we are exceedingly sorry to hear,
has been confined to his room by a s►ne thro4t for
some days past. He k now, however, much better,'
and there is no doubt of his being speedily restored
to health. Th►s has nece►sarrly retarded his &pea-
tura from Paris. _ .

'lThe following iemark.►Sle change is observed to
have taken place last week in the state of the weather:
Monday se'nnight the thermometer wits at 5'2 ; 01
WVcdtu•sday morning at 5:4 ; and on Friday morning
.►t :Z.

Our letters of the 2d instant from Madrid men-
tion, that ARIAS DE PIIADA, late Chief Judge of the
Criminal Court of the district of Madrid, had been
chosen by FERDINAND to sit on the Bench with the other
ifor ,liklzefi, lately natned by Special Commission
to
try the Lititralt% This person wits formerly a Member
of the Council of Castile, which, it will be remembered,
WAS suppressed by the Cottei. against whose Mem.
bets (the persons now under arrest) he is conse-
quently 4 declared enemy. SOLER, late Member of
the Royal Audiencia rat Granada, has also been at-
tached as Judge to the same Commission. This indi-
vidual, in 1-810, was arrested on Iris way to Malaga,
whither it was asserted lie was going to ebtablibb a
criminal court by orders of the French, Hod brought
to Seville and wed. This little sketch tills up the
portrait of the six Judges named by King FIRDINAND
to try the individuals by whose means his country
Was saved.