Star.
London, England, 1816-04-25 00:00:00

PARTS, APRIL II&

A foreign journal announces, that General Albs,
who commanded at Cassel, under Jerome, and who
was included in the Ordonnance of the 2§th July, is
at this mamma at Frankfort is the greatest indigence.
M. de la Fare, Bishop of Nancy, who is entrusted
with the Portfolio of the Affairs relative to the co.
tholic Clergy of France, has taken possession of the
Hotel occupied by the Councillor of State Jourdan,
in the Rue du Boc, allotted by the last Government
for the Administration of the Communes. All mat-
ters relative to the business of Non• Catholic Commu.
niom and Jews, will be under the immediate direc-
tion of the Minister of the Interior.

Great exertions are making to put the Chateau and
Gardens of Chantilly in a proper state; the water.
works are repairing, and extensive plantations making.
One of the Princes will shortly occupy it.
Count Gottorp, the late King of Sweden, arrived
at Augsbonrg, from Italy, on the 9th instant.
A poor woman who was lately liberated by the
benevolence of a certain august personage, after
having been imprisoned for debt six months, and who
has several children, was a few days afterwards again
arrested by as mitorgiving creditor fpr the expenses
of the prosecution. The Duchess d'Angouleme was
informed of it, and immediately caused every part of
ktr debts to be paid, and the woman was a second
time set at liberty by a member of that august Family
w!)o, ever since their return to Rues, have stadia&

but the benefit and happiness of the people.
Count Dupuis has been lately named Governor of
the French Establishments in the Indies. This No.
bleruan is no ,stranger to the duties attachedto such
a situation, having been Chief of the Colonies some
years back. He is highly respected by the merchants.
His Majesty has issued an Ordonnanee, stating that
the ex-Minister Duke de Gaete, and the er-Minister
of the Treasury Count MoDien, cannot be called to
account for the sale of the 5,600,000 francs Stock,
made to the Company Onward, and that Messrs.
Perigeaux, Lafitte, and Company, are equally exo-
nerated from it ; and that a commission presided by
the Duke de Levis, Peer of France, has been ap-
pointed.to examine into the sale of rents made to the
Company Ouvrat d.

It is said the new resolution of the Chamber of
Deputies on the Law of Elections, was transmitted,
by his Majesty on the.l7th to the Chamber of Peers.
Count Houdetot will command the Royal Guards
who are to form an escort to the Princess of Naples
from Lyons to Paris.

The National Guard of Cambray have giVen 9541
francs to assist the Government.

The Prevotal Court of Montpellier will shortly'
judge those persons who were the authors of the,
tandslons scenes which took place in that city en
the 27th June and 2d July of List year.

One Jaws Dumergue has shot with a pistol a
woman whom he lived with at Angouleme. Hopes
• are entertained of the unfortunate woman's recovery,
but the villain escaped.
Three houses were burnt by iceident at the village
of &say, near Valenciennes, last week.
}iambourg Gazettes have not arrived for several
days.

We hear the Duke d'Otraate (Fonche) is about
to publish his Memoirs, with some justificatory pieces
concerning his Lite triple Ministry.
Letters from Valenciennes speak of a general
movement that is expected to take place in the army
of occupation about the beginning of May.
Saturday, about two o'clock, a poor girl, while
selling her bouquets of violets in the rue St. Honore,
pear the rue Traver;iere, was knocked down by a
cabriolet, the wheel of which passed over one of her
legs. The poor child was taken to the hospital.

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LYONS, APRIL 17.
Lieutenant.Generitl Canuel, commanding the 19th
Military Division, and who presided at the Council
of War at Rennes, in the affair of General Travot,
is arrived here. He will preside over the Council
of Was which is to try the cx.Gcneral Mouton-Du-
'met.

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FLANDERS

A Flanders Mail arrived this morning. tr this
arrival we ate informed. that it is the intention of hi,
Grace the Duke of WgLLINOTOW to Ill Sit this cenntry
forthwith. his highly probable that the nuptiAls of
the Princess Quintana of WALZS will be graced
with the Hero's presence. By an article from Al.
Rim we learn, that the system of Piracy is likely to
be put down in the Mediterranean in some shape or
other.

BRUSSELS, APRIL to.
The Duke of Wellington arrived yesterday in this
city, coming from his head-quarters at Cambray.
Hit Grace put up at the Hotel de Belle Vue, and
departed again at seven o'clock in the evening to
proceed to the Hague. His Grace's carriage, drawn
by six horses, was followed by only one coach and
four travelling with the greatest haste.
They write from Muhlbausen as follows t.-44 Oar
Police has received great reinforcements ; this men.
sure has appeared necessary to prevent trouble. We
are often witnesses of disagreeable events, but they ,
are attended with no consequences. The armed force
begins by inflicting the bastinado on the seditious,
who are then delivered op to the civil authorities.i
The Austrian gairisou occupies the buildings oran
abandoned nsanufaetory.".
APRIL 2l.—The Duke of Wellington, after a very
short stay at the Hague. will embark at some port of 1
Holland to go to England. It is affirmed that be
will return to Prance immediately after the marriage
of the Princes Charlotte. All the Officers of the
Staff who accompanied his Grace to C,ambray have
remained there.
MUNICH, APRIL 6.

Bavarian Commissioners are gone to Salzburgh
deliver up that city, as well as the Inaviertel, to
Austria. The Prince Royal of Bavaria, who had
fired his residence at Salzburgh, will now reside at
Aschaffenburgh, to which place his effects have just
been' removed.