Star.
London, England, 1816-02-05 00:00:00

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' Department tit the Somme, have ' merel —•
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1. orders to continue their march. a
o. Some malignant persons have endeavoured , . rii
-e- culate, in the Department ot Gers, the TIN ' th
reports ; but this last resource of a faction le i
k- will b.t soon put an end to, thanks to the ke„-• , '
t. the a uthorities, and to the severe execution f4"1,./
at From the preparations making at the lee-7
Duke of Wellington, it is presumed that 1.i:(41,
Z: on the point of setting out for Cambray.
It is said that the Baran de Po
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tamed passports for Brussels.
rr. Letters from Hamburg!' ananiince that he
interested in the Bank of that city have notr
'e, the Convention concluded by the Sena. of : •
Lie
burgh with France relative to the snnis tai
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d, the Bank. They have sent a Dep.l.4tion to I e
open new negociations with the }rend ~
stoners.
ALGHEIRI, JANUARY Is. .
The barbarians in their late expedition o
is coasts, carried off 700 individuals of both . 1
They, in the cdurse of the passage, got rid ft
ei
old men whom they had embarked and for . I
a,
they had no hope ot obt•iining any ransom.
Two French Guelettes met a Berbers, vestel
but for the frigate la Philadelphie they would'.
toss
been taken, but the crews of the two Gueleues ..
themselves supported by the frigate, attacked
le
Barbary vessel, which was taken after a dot,
is
al
test, in which the pirates lost seven men. i
the affair the Christian slaves rose and coati.'
to the success of the contest.
STRASBURG, JANUARY 25. • .
ir. The Journal of our Department has publish i
at following circular of the Minister of the Lite'. ,
h- tale Prefects, dated Paris, Jan. 17:
u- 66 A circular, printed and dated at Lonelos,-
c. been, Monsieur le Prefect, addressed by apr
of Protestant Society to the French Protestant ',..
he This piper, under the pretext of persecutioi,
or which it supposes the latter to be subjected, ~
ed spread disquietude amongst them, and induce..
" to emigrate.
~ I have before me the answers of the P .".• •
of sevaral Consistories ; all of them are markt
the good disposition which prevails in them, nif
the sentiments which they express, and I deal
that those which have not yet come to lid
he repelled with the Lame indignation these day;: ,
af. insinuations. I pray you, Monsieur, to send rre
bY pies of all these answers, which I shall lay be
he King. His Majesty will see with satisfaction
ch unequivocal testimonies of the confidence of the
his testants in his paternal GOVertilliCeit, Of thtir 1,
men: to his person, and of their lore for the coue.
Ice 66 The Protestants may also ref)• upon the ,
ass Lion of the King, who only sees in his sa .jects,
I a ever may he tneir religion, children to wilonilie
ith an equal affection.
ier 'is I have the honour, Mons:cur le Prefect. k.
NO (Signed) " VAI:i3LANCI
et, " The Minister Smeary a eaele
of Department of the incm.f.'
ies PRIVATE LET.I'EItS.
" PARIS, JANUARY!
ter " A traveller arrived from Lyons, and no '.
of enabled to judge of events, relates that everyd
.e tion had been made for a general movement brosi
int out in that city on the lalth of the nionth; boc.
m- two hours before the appointed time, a counter e
Was given. Some persons had not time to be in .
of ed, and it was they who displayed a few me:
tat the tri-coloured flag at the Hotel de Vi:lei and
ild wards in the Faubourg tie la Guillotier. Its, .• .
s. moreover, that the general movement prof
be+ only deferred; that the police have got the , •
clues to it, but that it is not in their power to •
a it, because this affair is connected with them. -
ro- of the Austrians on the frontiers of Italy, and
ay the troops of General Frimont in the neighboe
of Lorraine. It is pretended that Prince Chub'
if at the head of an army of BU,OOO men, collects.
:he gether in the environs of Milan, and that he is
ty. dispositions to enter France, in concert with
Fria-rout. As it is known that the Empreis
of Louisa is at Milan' with her son, it is betiocd
al sat will tollow her uncle. On the other hand. '
re. are some reasons for thinking that Prince Bug"
ur, the head ot the Bavarian army, is also 0' ' ._
as. movement by the frontiers of Germany; it D•
said that the Frefect and the Military Corn
aer of Strasburg have received orders to assembk al
at, national guards that they can, and to throw '
Ise selves, if necessary, into the place. A traveller,
th has just been over all Burgundy, has declared -
1 a Police, that doting two days that he pool At '
of he was obliged, in order to transact his burg
el. the town, to wear the tri-coloured cockade."
in 4' PARIS, JANUARY 6
air 66 Mr. Hutchinson is still in prison with his
friends. This day they each presented 4 RV'.
tde be liberated from conhnement on bad. The
is not yet decided ; they are determined, el
ay, what they demand should be granted, 01111 to
he advantage of it, if it is granted to all three at
set- same time.
t.
of 46 We have new details respecting the et,
Lyons. It appears certain that there was a
be sionary Government established in the none 01
Al poleon the Second, but the Royal Authorities.'
ceeded in stopping this movement, and in ial'
of , ing the principal chiets. They are yet, howetts'
. .