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London, England, 1816-01-13 00:00:00

'HE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

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SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1816.
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I.Taityyreileceived tlittilatts Peptsts of labiiiii*,
uellsy, end Wednesday. Their-principal contents
' Illhe found in the precedidg columns. The Clovis-

bK ct hers has passed the 1.1,7 of Amnesty without
ialsosnias; aid without making any amendment.-
9omemst attests have taken place, and the trials
oferearrAISDItILLE, DROUOT, &c. will he proceeded
is forthwith. LAVALKTTeS sentence has been put
is execution conformably to the French laws, by
p! Madame LAVALETTI remains in close COD•
hada.

Diseds and Frankfort Papers hate also arrived
NI mating—the latter to the 6th, the formei to the
106 imt. from which we have selected the folldwing
ankles:

BRUSSELS JANUARY 8.
The miatised States of Germany haie put into
ofrtdation at Frankfort, a Memorial, containing very
`vehuseit coMplairith addressed to the approaching
iras at Frankfort.
The first division of the Danish contingent is
arrived here ; it departs tame:row to join the army
of occupation. in France.
'VALkNCIENNES, JANUARY 1.
The Hanoverian troops, making a part of the

Ellfish army, entered our town today, at half-past
RC o'clock, to take possession of them, conformably
to the Treaty of Paris ; they have been received with
civty aad resignation.
PETERSBURGH, DECEMBER 16.
Ss Majesty the Emperor arrived here on the 13th,
it eleven in the morning; in perfett health. The
Hoard repaired first to the Church of Casau, and
then t% the winter Palace. Yesterday all the Minis-
lets were admitted to an audience of his Majesty.
MILAN, DECEMBER Si.
The greatest preparations are making here for the
tv'eePtion of their Majesties. This city has had a
mite of gold for eight persons made, which it in-
cads to offer theft. It is thought that their Majesties
al stay here six weeks.
Prince Metternich arrived here on the 24th, and
el complimented the next day by. the principal au-

The tope, of lop guns, Admiral Lord Exmouth,
rtived on the 17th at Leghorn from Genoa.
FRANKFORT, JANUARY 4.
if is Highness Field-Marshal Prince Blucher, after
slay of three weeks in our city, set out this morn-
't for Cassel. A detachment of the cavalry of the
rodsturra had the honour to -escort him yesterday;
"11 LanditUrill gave him a serenade by torch light.
t. '14—ay. the Quaint, Princesses Euzmurrri and
Y, the Duke of CLARINCE, and the Princess
I:I.OTTE of WALES, took an airing, in a coach
ow tier, from Brighton to Shoreham.

PROIVTANTS;
$y an error of the Ores% itt tie second fenteace of
our article 'Oven yesterdayande Vita heik tbe tease
was destroyed. The first six Wei &luta tilde read
thus s-lji The Thad of this morning gravely intorms
us, 4 that it is wholly untrue that the Preach Minima:
of Police transmitted M. Maiorea letter, recently,
published in. that We itaisis that it iss
byttuitineti by TAAT Minister.-z:the Editor, lit least,
will understand what we mean." •

But, to be More explicit, it was trantniitted
officially, but from another quarter.' We !twin on,
at good itithoiliy as any the limes een boast. that M.
MARION, on his intuit to Paris, was ekansinkd by the
Minister of Police, and ordered to write the letter in
question. He Underwent a most seveie examination;
a Prates Verbal was made of it. The object of his
tourney to England—the names of all the persons to
whom he applied—the tenor of the conversations, &c.
were all drawn from him, and be was finally directed
ea write the letter which was sent to the Mal news-
paper for publication, and of which we assert they
can only produce a copy. The second letter, to which
we have already alluded, Was evidently written at
,his home, and, as well as the former is in his owe
.hand-writing.
The same Journal has this day Waited new
,charge against the friends of Religious Liberty.—
Tremble all loyal Britons—nay join in the hue and
cry against the French Protestants, for "'the Cerra-
palm Societies have now stain raised their heads is Far
laeleL"—" Surely this is moderate encouragement for
opening a correspondence with France,"—especially
with Protestants in that country. The Editor of the
Times is of course exempted from all danger on this
bead, and you are required not to apply to his cor.
respondence with France any of the alarming
epithets and warnings which are so justly attri-
butable to all those Corporate Bodies, and others,
who have joined in reprobating persecution.—
Pray attend to the advice kindly given to you in the
Taws of this morning, which, that we may not lessen
its force, we here insert verbatim i ....I If you ate oh-
" stinately bent on persevering in the conduct which
u you have adopted—if neither reasoning nor exam-
" ple can check you —why then we will tell you what,
.1 in strict impartiality, in even-handed justice, you
66 ought to do. You hate some of you advertised for
11 money, to assist the distressed Protestants is
11 FlllO6lll they spurn your offer; why not, there-
" fens asesotly transfer the immense sums you
11 have yaised to aid (that is. to arm) the dis.
N tressed Papists of Ireland: as you would have
es the Roman Catholics of Languedoc destroyed
IS %without Judge or process, it is, we say, but fair
11 that you should, by way of set-off, abet the similar
destruction of the Protestants in the sister country :
41 or at least you ought, as many of you are great
so clerks, to inform the world why Popery is so into.
u lerant and sanguinary in the South of France ; and
• why you suppose it would be so innocent and
1/ amiable much nearer home, if it had the power
• to be otherwise."

The Countess of Hanatacrros is the Lady in
Waiting on the Qintest at Brighton.
Last week, as the Rev. Mr. LAWSON, Curate of
Needham-market, was walking in the neighbourhood
of Barking-hall. he was caught in a man-trap, by
which his leg was much lacerated.
As . HUNT, farmer Et.i.ts's head carter, of
Milton, near Portsmouth, wat returning from khi-
chester, having been thither with baggage, and
making way for another waggon to pass, he slipped,
'the wheel passed dues his head, and killed him on the
spot.
There was a great carnage last week at Wool**.
stone Part, in Norfolk; and on one day were killed
and taken-118 pheasants, 51 hares, 24 couple rub-
bits, and one woodcock. The Rev. Dr. SHAW, of
'Magdalen College, though in his 67th year, was the
Most distinguished shot upon this memorable occasion.
An alarming fire, which threatened very desnue.
tive consequences from the spot in which it first ap-
peared, brake out about eleven o'clock on Wednes-
day night, in a small house, situate between the
,George Inn, at Margate, and a range of livery sta.
bles, but was happily got under in about two hours
time, without any other damage of consequence than
the complete desttu:tion of the house where it ori-
ginated.
The Little Folks at home for the Christmas Holi.
days are much delighted with the Grand Fairy Tale
now performing at the Circus; in which, besides
many pleasing specimens of juvenile talents, an Infant
of three years old ! dances a Pas Seul most pleasingly.
A new Piece, called Gartaos• Vara, is to be produced
on Monday nett.
PEDESTRIANISAIa ••• Monday, Josja Ems, shoe,
maker, of Canterbury, undertook for a wager, to go
50 miles in ten hours. He started at seven o'clock
in the Morning from the mile Stolles Northgate, and
went to the mile stone near Starry # notwithstanding
the very unfavourable state of the weather, he ac-
complished his task in ft minutes within the time
allowed, with apparent ease,

NOMINATIONS FOR THE OXFORD CUP, INC

Duke of Marlborough's bay Ally, Cleopbe, by Ale Undo, the
Great, 4-yrs old.
Earl of Abingdon's Donn, aged.
Mr. Blackball's chesnut colt, by Sorcerer, out al Brandy Nan,
4-yrs aid.
Mr. Davrkins's cb. filly Fatima, by Sella, 4-In old.
Lord Sunderland's King Charles, 5-yrs old.
Lord Churchill's bay colt. by Zodiac, 4-yrs old.
Mr. Wright's b. mare Zuleiks, 6 yrs old.
Mr. Ashimrst's Burville, by Orville, 5-yn old.
Mr. Fanes Original, by Ruben., 4-yrs old. . •
Mr. Aonesley's King of Diamonds, t yes old.
Mr. Dundas's Pyramus, 6 yrs old.
Mr. Henley's Woodman, 5 yrs old.
Lord Roue cis. g.Araus. by Quit, 5 yr. 04
Mr. J. Perren's Caper, 4yrs.
Lord Jersey's Slender liy, nerd.
Mr. West's roan colt Trout, gym old.
Mr. Initial's Merryftel4, aged,

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