Star.
London, England, 1817-03-13 00:00:00

MANcliEsTt it.

By the letters of this morning from Mancheeter.,
every thing remained quiet there cn Tuesday. T.e
number assembled on the previous inurriii,g,
by the hest estimate that could be for n.e.l, to Lave t.:,en
about 30,000 ; bf these a great majority were met.:
spectators, and of those who took au ae:tive part in
the proceedings, about three-fouttlis were wo:king
people collected from the count' y--nut residents es
Manchester. The number of lb kith,: who weie to
proceed to London witli the PCIIII,II '.vAS abeao: Eve
hundred, accoutred with knapsacks and blanket%
They march-d off by the great Sent!) toad,
leader of each division bearing a Petition. Iltfore
five o'clock sixty of the wandeters were brougitt
back under :entsccre of cavalry and lodged in prqou,
and abut sin o'clock about 2.1'.) 'mat. o.ein were
brought in ar.•.! put in du: ante. —The remainder were
all dispersed: indeed many of them hid drcppeel
away from tfc proup befcre the military came up
with them, ::rl.l bad taken different ways fot
homes ; and the probability ie, that the first rig! t's
bivouac would have sickened the greater part of shun
and terminated their pilgrimage.

We have this morning received the Paris Papa-s
of Wednesday.

The storms which have recently ravaged different
parts in this country, appear to have also extended to
the Continent. On the night of Monday, the 3d inst.
the same day on which the town of Hythe, and othet
places in England, were visited by such severe tem-
pests of wind, lightning and rain, the cities of &no,
burgh, Frankfort, and various other parts in Ger-
many, experiences! similar visitations. At Sum-
burgh the heavens appeared, for a time, all on fire.
At Munster, a village near Butzbach, a house was
struck and set on fire by the lightning, and the flames
communicatiog, fourteen other houses fell a prey to
the devouring element,
The damage every where else has been considera-;
We, and in consequence of the continual rains e.t
have succeeded, all the rivers dud streams are swot=
len to a great height. At Paris the Stine has rsen
so much above its ordinary level that tl.e wh,)le of the
lower part of the road to Versailles is under water.

The Duchess of Balmy is now in a state of con-
valescence.

A Dutch Mail has also arrived this morning. Tie
following are the only notices of interest wt,:ci, it
supplies :

BRUSSELS, MARCH 3.

We have the following from the frontiers:

Some evil disposed persons have distributed !r.
veral Departments at the same time, a pi in:ed Parr,
which states that Great Britain, in consegitenne cf a
revolution, had been laid waste by tire and swo7J,
and that the Duke cf 'Wellington, with his uhcle
army, was going to quit France to support the
Royal cause !! Tite credulous were, however, ,ova
made easy, and it is hoped that the authcrs of tl:e
paper will he discovered, who arc supposed to be in-
habitants of the capital.
The Doke of Wellington, it seems, will remain
at Paris till the fifth part of the Army of o‘:.‘upreol
has entirely quitted France. Count WoronvrA
journey to Paris is intended to male arrarpiner,s.
if possible, for the embarkation of the GoGO g;.:51;4...
troops at Dunkirk, instead of rukiog them rev:t”.
hence by land ; but it apFears th:q there are sere
obstacles.

MAUCH s.—Several British regiments are in ft::1
march to the coasts to he embarked.

Within these few day: bu ge cart; ors of earn save
mired in the French ports, prtncipidy tram the Nl-
tie, but a part front North AtEenea. The co,n 's
sent partly to the Army of o..elipation, and parlT
to Picardy, where the scarcity is the Twist severe
but above all to Paris, where the G,:vi.liroent i;
ccf-
feeling large quawitiA.

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FALMOUIH, MARCH to.
The vessels in the /toads are preparing to sail
uold the weeber continue ined:rAte.

PORTSMOU 114. MAP CFI 17.
Arrived his Majesty's ship BittromAnT from a
cruise; and the EUNRIA from the Downs, for New-
;mind:and ; also the following ships from the Downs:
Generid Kyd. Atlas, and M.trshal Wellington, for
jedia ; Mary Ann. and Oswin, for Bengal ; 501,,n,
to New York ; Brothers, for St. Helena ; Lloyd's,
NI New South Wales ; ‘Villiam Prince, tor It-
and Heed. fur the Westward,—Wind S.W.