Star.
London, England, 1816-01-27 00:00:00

PARIS, JANUARY 44.

General Pire, whose name appears on the first
List in the Ordonnaace of the 24th July, was ar-
rested yesterday.
General Bellair bas been arrested and conveyed to
the Abbaye.
Generals brouot, llebelle, and Cambrone, who
are to be soon tried, have been, for some days past,
kept in very close confinem ens (au secret).
Several individuals, who were great partizans of
the Usurper duttng the late interregnum, were ar-
rested yesterday in the Faubourg St. Marceau, and
put into the hands of the competent Authorities by
the armed Powers.

M. Dupuis, the Attorney-General, has not yet
drawn up the indictment on the affair of Lavalette.
The accused, in addition to Madame Lavalette, and
the three English Officers, inclUde the Gaoler and
Turnkey, whose punishment, if found guilty, will
brand them with infamy.
The trial between the two mock Duchesses of Mon-
tebello and their respective sons, concerning their
claim to the property of Marsha? Lannes has been
put off until February 6th.

Maubreuil, who has been long in custody on a
charge of robbing the Ez-Queen of Westphalia of
her jewels, &c. nearly two years since, has been
found not guilty of robbery, but he is to be aagin
tried for breach of confideaee.

But very few persons are known among the Offi-
cers of the National Guard as having been appointed
Members of th. 2 Legion of Honour. M. AzAn, who
1161ds a-distinguished situation in the Treasury, is said
to be one.

General St. Simon has published an order at Caen
by which ;every Officer:remaining there without a
passport, is to leave the city within '24 hours.
The prisoners of. State now at Mantua, accused
of having assisted in the enterprize of Murat, in
M4rch, 1815, are expected to have an amnesty
granted to them by the Emperor of Austria.

The Prit:ces of the Blooi hunt almost every days
either in the wools of Vincennes, .w at St. Germain's'
Two Jews have lately stied at. Vienna. worth four
millions of Ho: ins. Their heirs are to become Jews,
and remnift so, otherwise the money is to be charitably
disposed ot.
Lord Walpole arrived at Vienna on th.. 9th inst.

Colonel Hupp has sued for a divolee betore the
Tribunal of the First lhstance, on the ground of his
wife's triple adultery ; and she likewise has an action
against him tor bigamy. On Monday or Tuesday
next the trial will to proceeded in.

Itlva has appealed against the judgment that
would not allow his divorce.

One M.►ubreuil has been accused before the tribunal
of having absconded with the diamonds, &c. of the
e:•Queen of Westphalia.
The English have delivered up the Barrier du
.Roullto the National Guard.

Several workmen assassinated their employer in
the Faubourg St. Antoine, robbed bis house and de.
camped. The mah is not expected to survive many
how s.

The Prussians celebrated the anniversary accession
of their Monarch to the throne a few days ago, with
great pomp, at Sedan and other cities.
Gener4l Ornano, who was detained at I'Abbaye,
has bten set at liberty.
M. Cambaceres is expected to retire to Florence.
The Duke de Massa, Prefect of Le Cher, has re.
signed.

Tallien has, it is said, obtained from the King, a
longer period for his depaiture, on account of his
settout illness. He was the cause of the downfal of
Robespierre—but in return he elevated Bonaparte to
the Consulate.
One Bonnet has been arrested at Grenoble for hav-
ing shot his brother with a pistol. Some property
had been left them, to be divided equally, and this
dissatisfied the elder brother Etienne so much, that be
perpetrated the deed while his brother sat at dinner.
Several journeymen tailors have been arrested at
Bordeaux, for being illegally assembled to force their
masters to rise the price of wages.
The cousin of the once notorious Baths died on
the sth inst. aged 103 years, at a house of charity in
Groningue.

Thursclsy the Lords of the Council met at the
Council Chamber, Whitehall,. to hear and determine
appeals.
Letters are in town that announce the failure of
one of the Liverpool Banks, for a large amount.
A Council will be ,held at Brighton early in the
ensuing week, when the Speech with which the Ses-
sion olParhament is to be opened will be submitted
for the approbation of the PRINCE REGENT.
Yesterday the Earl of LIVERPOOL had a long con-
sultation.swith the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER,
at his horse in Downing-street.
The Panics Reuter has been pleased to appoint
the Lord Bishop of EMU Clerk of the Garet.