Star.
London, England, 1816-10-11 00:00:00

, .. . : . . .I, .. • :: • 1:44.6i.a..; .
'
..-..,Tbs of *wigwag rowerain,.ooo ' . l'
4-SiiitaltiliMagit U.
atclaiMit: it iTlicid.. W ennsirgueneeWthe.
eeeni. 0 . 7
cliAta
sine States`of.:-BatilUassadt to ow
Governimltt IlliAlirr of 60,000 messuresot corn, to
be sent at their expense .to the frontiers of Austria.,
and delivered at the lowest' peke of the Images of
Lendsbut. ' This, offer has been -sampled. .Austriaa
en have been. already .
vrintedg
of thl
to sao
details lestiie to this livery

gelato the
grain.
M. le C.emte Eli* hat been.emt to Munich to invieer
the Court of Sweetie to be present at the family fetes
on the occasion-Sr the marriage,. It is believed that
the King tilt be hete 4110fe that event, and will -be,
accompanied by the 'Count de Montgelas. The.
Prince it.?yal will accompany his august sister NI
&Anal*, where she will -be received by the. Grand.
Master, the Prince of 'Traiitasanidorf, and by tk
persons who will form Jihrlionsebeld. The Prince
of Schwarteenburg; and . tbeteurtt de Wrbna, sae
preparing to set out for. Munich, in quality of Low
Coraminieners for the definitive arrangement'.
His Majesty will meet his bride at Sec Hippolyte.—
,His Majesty is still tormented by anobstinate cough,
' but without any fever. .
M. Mayer, Court Manager, dispatched to' Ma.
nice, has just arrived front that city; where be bad
the honour of being presented to the King. He was
the bearer of a letter from the Emperor to his future
consort, ands baadiau richly. set with diamonds.

?Weil PAPERS.

PARIS, OCTOBER S.
Seditious 'placards have been posted ep it St Val.'
leryea Can: and at Neufchatel. The Local Luther
rides ale taking measures to discover the anthems.
Lord Harrowby and Mr. Canning here arrived
in Paris.
The number of the Deputies of the Old chamber
already elected is 44; the number not of that Chant-
ber is 16. • -.
We have read in the Andes Politicos of this
morning this reflection 5h...“ We remark among the
Candidates several of the Members of the ancient
Chamber, whine exeggeratiee has caused great alarm."
The right of electing the Deputies belong., by the
free concession of the Royal will, to,the people, united
in the Electoral Assemblies. To abuse their choice,
to revile their Candidates, to represent them as in-
spiring France with alarm, is that being Constito-
clonal If it is to be asserted, that in this political
Assembly the fraction of the people has named map
prated persons—that in another it has chosen modes
rate men, and in a third none but incurable Revola.
tionists here we have the spirit of party perfectly or.
ganised, and three factions opposed to each other.
U a Sect again appear, which under the tide of
Caulitagieleafits, attacks the Plan of the Constitution,
we must apply a speedy remedy. The terrors of the
, times of anarchy are still present to our memory—
let ns fear a renewal of them. We know all the coils'
they have caused. They had their origin in the par-
ties that were created, supported, and extended.—
These parties have again united, though moved by
different opinions; when they begin to talk of destroy-
ing the most sacred things, and 01 reviling men in order
to satrifixe them afterwards to their vice passions.

PAID ATE urmits.

ea Paul, Om S.

a A friend of mine who has been-niakitig a tour
through some of the Northern Departments, has fa.
enured me with the foilowing.tlaCreCtailtrin a letter
from Valenciennes,. dated the SOth September. The
public will read ,them with interest, as they are de-
scriptive of the country occupied by the British army.
" Three leagues beyond Maubeugei the whole
country is under water s for fulltwelvis miles the road
is almost impassable. A horse drawing a cart on the
high road fell into a hole and perished. Accidenti
are perpetually happening to men and cattle. In many
passages which cannot be avoided, there are not less
than tour feet w.tcr. The harvest has been abun-
dant, but the incessant rains prevent it being brought
home. Near Mezieres, Civet, and Charleville, no
oats are to be had.. A sack of wheat costs 80 Herts.
" The Duke of Wellington has already passed the
Austrian and Prussian cwits !ferule in review; the
Russians have quitted this neighbourhood for Roeroy
for the same object. No orders have yet been given
for encamping the British and other troops.
" On account of the disorderly ecinduer of some
of the inhabitanti of Cambray, the Play-house has
bems shurup. The actors, who played to. almost
empty houses at Valenciennes, have with great diffi-
culty obtained permission to return to their Theatre
in the former town; but the military authorities have
ordered a cart ilsofds of thirty men to be established
in front of the Playhouse, a circumstance which will
probably prevent some of *the . high flown riotous
townsmen from *tending.
. .
The necessaries. of life are very dear at Veen-
ciennes t meet leirnierly. sotto ten sole a patted; isas
•now, risen to thirteen; butter, formerly at sixteen,. is
now at thirty-loll; bread, six and a half sib a pound;'
the sack of potatoes; which was to belted for lee
limas, is with dilfieuky purchased• for tee, and all
Ottawa:ides are in the same exorbitant proportion.
" The garrison in general are .healthy though
there are three camps close to the town, and the wea-
ther daily wet and cold ; net lfuis, hesvever, than:.soo
men are at present in the barracht attacked *ith
earioits_kinds of ophthalmic complaints."

. • • 1

• • PARIS, Wain% 0.
•
" A Inset alarming *disposition has manifested it.
aelf,_ particularly within the last two days, among the
lower classes. The cause is not less aliuming—a the
in the pt nee of bread. The behaviour of the popu-
lace in the Rue St. Denis; and several other pasta of
Paris, has been so violent, that many individual, wear
arrested by the police. One man carried about: n'
print of •the King, shelved it to the itoplesilld,
heaped upon the Bourbons the most =ditties Ilia
seurriloUs reproaches ;'hi harangued the rabble, and
recalled to their recollection; that it was a vise in the
price of bread, from nine to ten sonc that produced
the Revolution and the catmint*: of Louis XVI.
It is said there will be a. rim of three nes mere- tit
to-morrow ; bin estramdinary aye Sian