Star.
London, England, 1816-02-16 00:00:00

LONDON.

• FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1816.
•
PR= OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT I WE INC O'CLOCK:
Naiad diff--Coas. mo. dl il—for aer..1541 •
4 per Cent: per Calmat)* 90-1446 44. Is. pl%
Oatn. 17 pr. pay. 111—Each. Mlle la.da. re.
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bate -reeetyed the Faris 0111111i1. or taws?.
Nothing of interest occurred in the French Chambers
an Monday. In various parts of France the disaf-
fected are still troublesome; but the arm of authority
skins to be vigorously exerted to keep them under.
p COME& 'IIXTICIOIRDINART Or TUESDAY NORNISO.
; By an Ordonnance of the 'Kin& the renewing of,
the biayors and Adjuncts,- which would have taken
&place in 1818, *ill take place in 1816, ana so on suc—
cessively, every five years.
The renewal •of the Municipal Councils, which
would take place in 1823, will take place in 1821.
1831, and so en, every ten years.
The day before yesterday, during the review, an
individual was arrested who endeavoured to diutub
the public peace by indiscreet discourse.
A letter from Calais of the 18th of February, an-
nounces that the contrary winds have, fur some days,
•
interrupted all communication with England.
The Duke de Berri this day was at the Barracks
of the Celestine% andWriewed the Regiment of Dra-
goons of the Royal Guards

IPARIS, FEBRUARY la.
General Kapp, having changed his Patent of
, Count under Bonaparte, for the title which his Ma•
jetty has been pleased to give him, this day took the
oath of fidelity to his Majesty, in presence of the'
Cour Royalt% . - -
A cooper of Rotten, called Petit Robespierre, has
been condemned to two years detention and five
years metveillance of the high Police, for seditious

propositions.
The French frigate Nereide was in the gulph oft
•Spezzia at the end of January. She will cruise along
the Genoese shores, and act in concert with the
French Consul at Genoa, to protect the French Mer-
chantmen in those seas.
Yesterday a discharged soldier named Leon,-after
receiving sentence of death for the murder of a fe-
male with whom be lived, and upon whose prostitu-
tion he subsisted, declared to the Judges with great
apathy, that they would not have done right if they
had sentenced him to tw9nty years imprisonment
in irons.

The German Journals contain the following at
ticle :•••44 Lavalette has not gone to England as re-
ported. He proceeded from Brussels up the Rhine
to Manheim, ahre he remained a day. We learn
since that he passed through Stnttgard furnished
with a foreign passport, which was count tAgned by
several Authorities. It is thought he has taken the'
road for Bavaria."

An Arret of the Prefect of Ille an Vilaine,
proved by the Minister of General Police, orders the
chiefs, the principal raisers or partisans of the Breton
Ex•Coitfederation, viz. General Mayor, Rebillard,
Rouessart, end sit others, to quit Rennes in 24 hours
and the department itself without delay, in order to
be placed under the inspection of the High Police in
various cities of the kingdom. This measure has
been rendered necessary by the desires still manifested
by those individuals to oppose the Goverument.

Mails from Hambnrgb and from Flanders arrived
this morning. 'The Papers brought by them contAin
little of interest. FOttlili is' still at Dresden : lie is
bat&eining for esta*i the amount of 100,000
.

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The Debate 216 t night in the 'Mine of Ctimrnoni,,
on Mr. Baotuniaar's motion respecting Spain,
brought out some useful information. The country.
however much individuals may dtfl'er as to the extent
of the interference-that might ha* been jtistifiable on
; the part Ulhfinistersin the affairs of Spain. will
joiee toleire that they have inferferel ; for the infe-
rence must be that they have en4eavottred to check
proceedings of some kind or other carried on by
Fitaboaams.

• Lord BATHURST, we ate happy to say, was con-
sidered as better in health yesterday.
The Foreign Office In Downing-street was lighted
last night, for the first time, with gas.
On Monday.last WALLIIR O'Gisany' Esq. second
soli of the Loan CHIRP BARON of Ireland, was IWOIII
into office at the sitting of the Court of Exchequer,
as Clefk of the Common Pleas of the Court of Es-
chequer in Ireland.
Yesterday evening the Archdukes lons and La w is
with their suites, suited Drnry-lane Theatre. Their
"Imperial Highnesses went in the Palace RZCIENT'S
t Urines; the seivants in she royal liveries.