Star.
London, England, 1816-01-16 00:00:00

PARIS, JANUARY 11.

Several Petitions have been addressed to the King
by the Er-Conventionalists, in order to prove that
they voted the death of Louis XVI. conditionally
only, and that they are therefore exempted from the
operation of the last law.

A Commission has been appointed to draw up the
list of individuals who are comprehended in the 7th
Article of the Law of Amnesty, i. c. thcse who are
to be banished from the Kingdom as Regicides.
This day Maaem:iiselle !Min, daughter to Ge-
neral Hu'lin, delivered a petition to his Majesty in
the II ill of the Marshals. .

The Deputies were yesterday occupied in their re-
spective Bureaux With the Budget.
A Special Council of War has been appointed to
try Admiral Linois, Ex-GGvernor of Guadaloepe,
and General Boyer, who cornrnanied the French
troops in that island. We are assured that this
Council is to as<ernble in a few days.

COURIER EITRADARY SATU7t3AY bfORNING.

By an OrOnn.wce of the 10th of January, his
Majesty has thus fill..d up the Governments of the
Townzy-twn Frenc% Military Division :
n, Marshal Perignon-2d, Doc de Da-
m» Cress-.5.t, Marshal Due de Reggio-4th, Cnisht
Ercars-sth, Gouvion Sr. Cyr —fhb, Count Etienne
de Dorton-7th, Marshal Jourdan-Bth, Count Mai.
Cuunt PuysegurlOth, Count D'Anti-
champ—llth, Ouc de Grammont—l 2th, Count
Bethisy-13th, ComtViemeuil--14th, Duc de Feltre
—lsth, Duke of Tgeviso-16th, Duke of Belluno-
17th, Count Charles Damas-18th, Royer de Damas
—l9th, Marquis Lagrange-20th, Duke of Taren
tutu-21st, Count Dupont-22d, General Willot.
Preparatiankare making at the Cathedrals of Notre
Dame and Bt. Deniito celebrate in. rand style the
funeral service of the 2lst of January, which is to
take place on the 20th.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, JANUARY 13.

Arrived the Arabella packer, Captain PORTEOUS,
with Mails, from Lisbon in eight days ; Elizabeth
picket, Captain FORIESDALA with Mails, from Suri-
nam in 88 days; Lord Dupplin, Captain Rocca,
from'St. Ander° ; Glatton, Captain Carr, from Lou.
don for Jamaica.—Wind W.

• PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 15.
Nothing arrived or sailed this day, excepting a few
Colliers.—Wind W. S. W.

DEAL, JANUARY 15.

Came down from the River the General Hewitt,
CAMPBELL, for India, and remains in the Downs with
the whale of the outward-bßund at. before. Arrived
and sailed for.Stangate CreefOthe Swan, BISHOP, from
Malaga.—Wind South, blows strong with rain.

HARWICH, JANUARY 15.
Malted the Beaufoy, NORMS, with a Mail and
passengen, from liehroetsluys ; Lord Nelson, MANE,
with a mail anti passengers, from ditto; and Castle-
reagh, 14,Domouott, with ditto, from ditto.

COWES, JANUARY Is.
The bodies of nine pernns have been driven on
shore from the wreck of a vessel stranded at Black
Gange, and it is to be lamented no one here can form
the least idea from any thing found about them what
aay of their names are.

The Chichester packpt has arrived with a Mail from
the Brazils. She sailed from Rio Jamul) the 26th of
November.

His Majesty's ship GARLAND arrived at Ports-
mouth yesterday from the Mediterranean, and brings
the intaigence of the return of bis Excellency Sir
T. MAITLAND to Malta, from Ws Tunisian expedi-
tion, having fully attair.ed the object of his voyage
thither. The GARLAND kit Malta about the 10th ult.
The Emperor of AUSTRIA has permitted Prince
MOTTIIRNICII to accept a Duchy from the King of
NAIPLISO, with an estate whose annual revenue amounts
to .6()00 ducats.
KRAR'S Cult.- Mr. HASILITT has offered to pro-
duCe the Cup which the Performers of Drury-lane
Theatre intend to present to Mr. KEAN, for his ad-
mirable peafornpance of Sir Gild ()wreath, for the
cost price of the gold. Two hundred guineas are
-alriarfy subscribed.

riia ARMS .

DEPART MET ORDER.

" Head-quarters, Paris, January S.
4 1. All the expenses incurred for the service of
the Engineer Depar!ment previously to the 64:nature
of the Treaty.i'f thf. 2001 of Noem4er, MI:, are to
be paid by the Commissariat, accordin• • to the regu..
lations uri thii, subject whict, are in e hands of
Accotmtants, without dicincti ,n •.!io';e which
may have been incurred in Frani:. and nt:-ers.
662 All expenses of this nature, k.ur:cf.l subse. •
quently to the signature of the Treaty, lulls-. :-..ce:vo
the sanction of the Commander of the Forces, or 'sat
of the Commissary General, previbusly to payment,
in addition to the formalities required by the regula.
dons alluded to in the preceding order.
" S. The following giadations of relative rank have
been established for the Commissariat attached to the
Army of Occupation, to ascertain the allowances to
which each member of the Department is entitled
under the new Tariff of Rations applicable to this
service, vie.

'Amt.

ittLATIVt RANK.

Conunissary:Gea;ral .ll,l4oe:GeLe4.
Deputy Commissary - General of

three years standing upou full pay Lientenai
Deputy Commissary-General under
three years standing upon fult pay Major.
Aluistant-Conttnissary-General ... Captain.
Deputy Aaistant•Qommisssry.Ge.
_ .

Hera! Lieutenant.

Clerk appointed by the Treasury... Ensign.

Do. not appointed by the Tresaury,
Store-keeper and Conductor .« Nt

()Meer.

44 4. Clerks receiving the pay of 7s. 6d. per diem,
appointed in this country, are to be considered on the
same fooling, with reference to the preceding Order,
as those appointed by the Treasury.
" 5. The following General Orders are to be car..
ried into elr ct as soon as the Accountants learn from
Deputy Commissary General Durharesq that the ne-
cessary arrangements have been Made by the French
Authorities, viz. _

" The Field Marshal has made an arrangement
with the French Government, under which the troops
forming the British contingent are to receive as their
ration Teven-eighths of a French pound cf meat, being.:
as nearly as possible equal to an English pound, and
one and a half pound of bread, instead of the ration
~f meat, bread, veg!tahles, and salt, is settled by the
Tariff ar►re.:ed to the Treaty.
~ The Ration of Wine or Spirits is to be as fixed
by the That.
The Ration, as now settled, will be issued to the
troops as soon as possible:
~ 6. As the French Government is to receTve
compensation in money, for the additional txpenco
arising from the substitution described in the precrtiing
article, at a fixed rate per Rat;on, the Accou►.tants
are held responsible for expressing in tLeir future re,
reipts grgnted to the French Aut' iorities, the total
number of Ra►i, ns of Bread and Meat respectively..
as well as t 4.• total number of Pounds of each ar-
ticle of whici► they consist—and as any disregard
of the formality in question would be produc-
tiie of great embarrassment in the settiemmt
of the Account between the two Governments, every
instance of the neglect of this order will be follov cd
by the immediate removal of the party from the Stud
of the Army of Occupati'm.
7. Military Officers are entitled to draw rations*
according to their Brevet rank.
4, His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has beerl
pleased to promote Assistant•Commissary-General
White to the rank of Deputy.Commissary.General,
from the 20th November ult.

.Commissariat-Clerk Turner has been appointed
to the charge of the Issues, at Calais.
“ By Order of the Commissary-General."

The COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF has issued a General
Order, dated the 15th instant, by which the present
Recruiting Regulations for the Army have been c
celled, and those adopted in May, 1814, re-established.
The 241 Battalions under orders for reduction Oa
the 24th instant. are the 18th, 21:42.5th, 47th, 78th,
81st, 88th, and 90th.

Major-General Goat:lows Lieutenant-Governor of
Portsmouth, gets the 16th Foot, vacant by the death
of Lieutenant-General Sir Genoa Pasvosr, Bart.
The Head-quarters of the 49th Regiment are now
at Portsmouth.
DOVER, JANUARY ts.
Arrived this morning three transports and several
passage-vessels with the 2d Battalion Ist Guards, a
detachment of the Coldstream, and part of the Sd
Guards ; also the 58th and 16th Regiments—all
from Calais. The 2d Battalion 81st Regiment, em-
bark to-day at Calais for this port.

RAMSGATE, JANUARY IS. .
Arrived last evening the Lord Liverpool and
Prince of Waterloo packets from Ostend, with pas.
wagers: they had both been detained there nearly a
week by the bad state of the weather, during which
time our brave defenders have been daily arriving
from Calais, at most imminent risk, and with a severe
loss in horses, a great many of which, from being
trampled to death, must have died in great
The hasty.way in which out troops are caused to
quit France at this boiiterous season of the year,
gives it more the appearance of a retreat, than of a
victorious army leaving a conquered and degraded
country. Also came in last night, from Calais, the
Marshal Blucher packet, with 24 horses and men of
the 2.1 Dragoons: they were landed in most excel-
lent order this morning. Arrived from Ostend, toe
Eliza, with a few men of the' SSd Regiment of
Foot. Within the last three days, no less than
men of different regiments, between four and 500
horses, and upwards of 300 women, have been de.
barked here, all in a very good state. Our harbour,
during the late severe •gales, afforded a very season.
able and secure place of refuge foi many vessels be.
longing to the neighbouring ports, freighted with
troops from Calais, but prevented by the weather
from reaching their own harbour. The Caharine
transport arrived at Margate yesterday from Cdlaiq
with the lots of an anchor arid cable : sbe brotight
over 120 Men of the -32 d and 16th Regiments.—
In addition to the transports arrived here yesterday
from Calais with troops, are • the Union A, Nancy
636, and the DritanniaEY.

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