Star.
London, England, 1817-02-03 00:00:00

VIENNA, JANTJAIIY IS,

nake Alert of B..se-Teschen has been indispmpd,
but his illness is not :t seriiivs ore. The Arch....;,
Charles is recovered from his indisposition. Ti
head?, of pritree Scl...v.trizenberg I:.ts 'nspired rritt,
!le city into consternatiol,
carnival here furnishes proofs or the distress of
the There hs been a small number ,r
private balls ; and at tile rido:to, on the 12th, thee
were ant 500 persons.
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THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

ALL THE TWENTY CAPITALS MUST DE DRA•VN
NEx r HURJDAY, AS THE 'Ayr rEtty
'1 HAT RAY.

MOFDAY, FEBRUARY 3, Isl 7.

PRICE OF oTI)CKI THI:i DAY -AT TWRI.VE O'CLOCK s
Reduced 64; mo. 64;1--Cone. for ace. "if
4 per Cent. Bit per 2:avy 9613
Exchequer Bah, 146.174. r boucle. flta. ere.

The Paris Papers of Thursday came to hand yes-
terdsy.

Tint discussion in the Chamber of Depuzies on
Plan of Law regarding the Regulation of ;he Public
Journals, h..s terminated, by the di,finitive adippiiA
of the whole Law, WS Members voting for and
against it-majority 37.—An amendment which was
ultimately proposed by M. Coatarr D'lscouttr, gni
which excited a good deal of merrioient in the As-
sembly, marks in a pretty strong manner the general
scope of the law. " I move," fie said, " that it be
declared that the liberty of the Public Journals
suspended, and that the Gov:rnmert shall be eartttl-
to dispose of them as it thinks pepper."—Siicli ii
fact willthe very nearly their condition, new :h 't tiai
14w 11001Pelte adopted. The sanction of t,.e Kivu ,
in foVIPte ~to bet.,;be sole arbiter of their csi,itnce.—
Every tiling, in short, like Liberty of the tress--ant
.4 course- Liberty of Opinion—is for the present
an etc! in Fiance.

In the Chamber of Peers, there has been another
i4ititirnment on the Law r,:garding Elections. The
first sevea, Articles have been passed—and several
ismendenents proposed on them, rej•!cted by consi-
derable maj,,ritiLs. •

The subjtet, of the Loan from foreign Capitalist
'lrCgius noe"for the first time to be spoken of in the
:Journals. One M. Casoint Neste has publi,hed
Certain Ifefiertiotu on
.the Pre;et• of Me Loan, in which
he combats strongly the policy of borrowing from
foreigners, insists on use practicability of very great
rigitieetleas hi the National E7penchture, and stgo,;;ii,
its to be quite easy to bcrrOw in France whatever
could be shewa to be really necessary for the wants
of the State.

Lan night arrived a Hansburgh bringi.ig
Letterw and Papers In;rn various pans of Germany.
A Convention, it is said,- has been at length con-
cluded, by which the Aida Powers have agreed ,
prolong the term for the payment of the French con.
tributions—the unexpected rise in the price of provi
lions, and other unexpected ciicumstances, t awin.
rendered it absolutely impeuible for France to mac
good her engagements.

This arrarmement may have been rendered the
more indispensible from the project for a I ran if tea
miili3i* 1 die relief ut the French Tre.isury, ba,
MOO /I
ing, wa gf`!, well assured, entirely LaileJ. To ill*
Litt, we believe, may be ascribed the rise if out oar
'Foods on Saturday. We heartily congratulate ea
country on the failure of this mercenary and dans,
ous speculation of the moneylenders, which woo!
have ended in the ruin of those dupes that might have
been drawn into the snare by the more km:a ing ones.
who would have contrived to pocket the /visa, am
then would have cut and run.

The accounts from Germany announce the
ing intelligence of a fail iu the pricy of corn at al! z!
depots in the North. 'rhe extreme mildness of
season having rendered the Baltic and the Elbe, .t 1
perfectly free for navig:itino, is the c.4,..5e of this 6,
preisioa, which may b.e rated generaliy at 20 per ern!