Star.
London, England, 1819-09-07 00:00:00

The Paris Papers of Friday arrived last night.

The KING, on Thursday, transacted business with
the Minister of Marine, when numerous Naval Pro-
motions were ordered by his MAJESTY.
It is said to be certain that M. RoYER COLLARD
has resigned his situation of the Head of the Uni.-
versity of Paris. On the resignation of this Ultra-
Royalist Deputy, The Journal des Debate satirically
says—" The question now is, whether M. Rot-RR
COLLARD will obtain a situation in the Ministry, in
vichange for his Presidency of the University ? It
appears to us that this recompense is due to a man
who has so ably taken care of the book trade, and
under whose Presidency there have been but twenty
insuirettions in the Royal Colleges."
.The Gazette de France affirms that the opening of
the Climbers will take place on the Ist of Novem-
ber;• and that on the 4th of that month' the Budget'
will be presented to the Chamber of Deputies.
Ititelligence has reached Paris of the, yellow fever
having commenced its ravages at Martinique and St.
Domingo. Ordeals have, therefore, been sent to all
the French ports, to make vessels from the West
Indies undergo a qtiarantine of lt least 28 days.
The Illonitevr contains a Royal Ordinance for the

eestablishment of 500 new Ecclesiastical Benefices in
various Dioceses ; and also Ordinances appointing
the Abbe FRHYSINOILIS, M. GOENEAU DE MlLaby, and
several other individuals, Knights of the Legion
of Honour.
The Prince Royal of PRUSSIA and the Prince of
OKANoE, arrived on the 23d ult. at Munich.
The intelligence of the refhsal of the King of SPAIN
to ratify the Treaty for ceding the Floridas to the
United States, is confirmed. The Memorial Bearnais,
of the 27th ult. says—" A Spanish Secretary of Le-
gation has passed through Bayonne on his way to
Bourdeaux, where he is to embark for the United
States. He is the bearer of the refusal of his Majesty
• King FEanLNAND to accede to the Florida Treaty."
French Fivp per Cents. Thursday, 72 fr. 40 c.

We have also, at a late hour this forenoon, received
the Paris Papers of Saturday.
A Madrid article, of the 23d of August, fully con-
firms the fact of the refusal of the King of SPAIN to
ratify the Treaty,for the cession of the Florida,. The
term fixed for the exchange of the Ratifications ex-
pired on the 2'2d ult. The substance of the commu-
nication made by the Madrid Cabinet to the Ameri-
can Minister was, that his MAJZSTY found it neces-
sary to obtain information upon certain articles of the
Treaty, and that he would make choice of a person
to proceed to Washington for this purpose. This ex-
traordinary document is stated to have caused much
surprise at Madrid. M. Onts is still there inn-sit**.
tion neither of favour nor disgrace.
Five per Cents. Friday, 72 fr. 75 c.

Policies were this morning opened on the Royal
Exchange to receive £lOO, on paying £2O, if War
is declared between Spain and the United States,
on or before this day two months. The Funds are
rather worse,. Consols for the Account being done
this morning at 71i for Money, and 711 for the Ac-
count. The same heaviness continues, and scarcely
any business
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Frankfort P arrived last night to the 81st ult.
The King of USSIA has expressed his satisfaction
at the result of in inquiry, which has found no cause.
of blame in thesonduct of those persons who were
appointed to deliver corn purchased in 1817, in the
Baltic, by order of the Government, and for the re-
lief of the inhabitants of the Rhenish Provinces.

Some unpleasant scenes are said to have taken
place at Berlin with regard to the Jews ; and great_

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apprehensions were entertained of some serious dis-
turbances taking place ou the 24th ult.--a popular
festival, unless the most rigorous preventive measures

were adopted on the part of the Police.
It has been finally determined by the Germanic
Diet, that Ulm and Rastadt shall be made fortresses
of the Confederation.

Advices from Constantinople, of the 26th of Jail,'
state, that 22 of the ringleaders in the recent 665.
turbances there had been strangled. The inhabitants

of Cania, Turks, Greeks, and Jews, had unanimously
revolted against the authority of the Governor, &um
EMIR PACHA, on account of his extortions and cruel-
ties, and sent a Deputation to Constantinople, with
a representation of their grievances. The Porta bad,
in consequence, deprived him of his command, and of
his horses' tails, and ordered his property to be con-
fiscated, and himself to be banished to Demorika.

Sir T.TELLaw was at Tenedos, with a frigate and
a brig of war.

THE. ARMY.

Saturday, the Regal horse Guards (Blues) were
inspected in the Barrack-square, Brighton, by Lord
XDWARD SOMERSET.

The Fanny transport, arrived at Portsmouth, sailed
from Gibraltar on the 10th ultimo, and has on board
a Company of Artillery, under command of Lieu-
tenant Da Lyon, and invalid men of the Sappers and
Miners, Artillery, Staff Corps, 11th, 20th, and 60th
Regiments. The Garrison was healthy. The Fanny
is placed under quarantine.

The ROYAL GEORGE yacht has been ordered to be
again got ready for the reception of His Royal High-
ness the PRINCE REGENT.

The PRINCE REGENT is at present at the Marquis
of HERTFORD'S, at Ragley, in Worcestershire.
Upwards of 80 persons were summoned before the
Magistrates of Brighton, last week, for neglecting to
pay the Poor-Rates ; many atictins cases were heard;
but it was thought proper to act with severity against
1.5 of the defaulters.

Sir FRANCIS BURDETT has, with his usual benevo-
lence, given Two Hundred Guineas to the Manches-
ter Subscription.
'We understand that letters are in town from Cadiz,
which give advice that the British transports, char-
tered for the purpose of joining the grand Expedition,
have all been discharged.—(Moranng Chronicle.)
The ship Drie Vrienden, Captain Trim., from Per-
nambuco to Africa, was taken possession of cin the
9th of May, at D'Elmira, by three of the crew, who,
after murdering the Captain, his son, and a seaman,
carried the vessel out to sea and blew her up.
A Meeting of Mr. Humes friends took place last
night at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, to consider
on the best means of carrying into effect a former
Resolution, respecting his entry into London. After
considerable discussion, a Committee was appointicl,
consisting of Dr. WATSON, Mr. WATLIN, WADDING.
TON (the acquitted placard-bearer), GALE JONES, and'
others. The harmony of the Meeting was for some
time disturbed by an altercation with a young
1 Reformer of the name of IRELAND, who at length
withdrew with a party of his own. There were about
100 persons present, and a subscription was entered
into for defraying the expenses necessary to make
Mr. HVNT'S entry into London a triumphaLone.

LEEDS, SEPTEM.BER S-
Reform still continues the order of the day is this
district. Several Meetings are announced to take
place at the various towns in this aeighbourhood ;
and to-morrow, it is understood, another Requisition
is to be presented to ots.• worthy Chief Magistrate,
requesting him to call an early Meeting of the Inha-
bitants, either on Hunslet Moor or elsewhere,.to take
into consideration the late events at Man Chester, and
the necessity of Petitioning for a Radical Reform in
the Commons House of Parliament. In the event of
his refusal, which is understood to be certain, the
Requisitionists will themselves call a Meeting.—We
have been favoured with an additional company of
the 4th Dragoons ; but, fortunately, we have hitherto
had no occasion for their active services.