Star.
London, England, 1816-01-03 00:00:00

arrived
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the report

other Re-

volndonary worthies having taken up thcir.residence,
or rather obtained an asylum in Belgium. They do
not seem to know that one of M. RZAI.9B colleagues,
M. RIGIIIIIILT Sr. JIAN D'Anomor, has removed
himself and family to New York, where, by the way,
he has the impudence to chew himself at a public
dinner, held in commemoration of American liberty

and independence. This gentleman was latterly 80.
NAPAETBIS mouth-piece in his Senate of Slaves. In
1789 be was a Member of the Constituent Assembly,
took an oath of allegiance to the Bing and a mo-
nudism' form of government. In 1793 he took the
ostb d hatred to Royalty. Afterwards he abjured
Republicanism, and took an oath to the NAPOLLON
dynasty.
At the restoration of the BOURBONS, REONAULT was
?resident of the French Institute, and in that capa-
city pronounced a flaming eulogium on their virtues.
In 1815 he was one of BONAPARTE'S Deputies, and as
such he moved the vote of thanks to BONAPARTE for
his condescension in abdicating the Throne ! In the
French Dictionary of Turncoats there are six wea-
,ther-cocks attached to his name. As a Citizen of the
United States, he has now acquired a title to a seventh.
The following has been handed to us as an extract
letter from Prance relative to the Protestants of
South. We hope the h;ghly laudable exertions of
of humanity in this country have at length
their intended effect in inducing the French Go.
to adopt effectual measures f)r restoring
persecuted Protestants to all their former privi-
-•" The Prefect of the Department of Gard
invited to his house two Ministers of the Pro-
communion, and two Members of the Con-
with the Mayor of the city of Nismes and
Adjunct, informed them that the French Go-
took the greatest interest in the opening
ples, and seemed even to accuse him, the
of negligence in this respect ; he there-
tied, and even enjoned them, to re-open
assuring them of every protettion, but
that the Roman Catholics, seeing with dissa-
that these temples were, before the Revolu7,
Catholic Churches, it was agreed, in order that.
might be no pretext for disturbance, that there
new temples. The City would give the'
building them one one to be situated to the
1 to the South, and to cost 110,000 francs'
which he informed them the Duke d'Angou-
' give.ls,ooo francs. The proposition has
accepted, and the work is about to be commen.
The temples will be without the city, and until
• finished, the Protestants will have peaceable
of the present temples."

THE CORPSE OF MURAT.

Readers have been informed, by an extract
late French Jeanie], that Madame MuRAT
applied to the Austrian Cabinet, imploring its
with the Court of Naples to allow her
the body of her husband. By the subjoined
brought by the last Mail from Naples, it will
that all interference of this kind would now

• " NAPLES, DECEMBER S.
scene ensued last week at Pisza, in Calabria,
would disgrace the mosruncivilized hordes of

. savages. The inhabitants of Piasa, the
where MURAT was tried and shot, Mu-

the demoniac spirit of revenge, or some
propensity, determined to dig again from the

mutilated remains of their former King.
Purpose of burning them. The Syndic of
who, wiry properly, unwilling to sanction
of the most stimulated in so disgraceful
expostulated with them, anJ endeavoured
them from so barbarous an act : exaspe.

even an attempt to dissuade them from an
Which only the genius of evil could have sug-
they murdered the unfortunate Syndic,- and
, the body of MURAT from the silent grave,
committed it to the flames with that of the ill-

present Court treats Englikbmen with less

thaw ever, and the disgust excitcd by the
. received by Lord BENTINCIK, has caused
families to winter in Rome and Florence, who
to come here."

Princess CHARLOTTE Of WALES'S birth-day is
celebrated at Windsor, by an elegant ball and
' the Town Hall
Duke de BEERS, it seems, and not Lotus
who is to marry a Princess of Portugal.—
01 LUXEDIBOURGH goes to demand her in

:273=2TIriE EVENING STAR.
LONDON.
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gashes, we Anil to-morrow, or as soon as we can dad room,
ingot sn ample aternint of the celebrated lgonse Horses,
"ma Dave been recently removed from Paris, and restored
so Voices
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1313.
MCI OF /'LOCKS THIS DAY AT I WELVE O'CLOCK.
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4 ptt Cent. 744-5 per Cent. stint—Bonds par.
Ome. leff pr.—De. pep. 1511pr.—Eseb. 3111 a 21. din. l s. pr.
Last night and this morning three Mails arrived
t from Holland. We find the Belgian journalists ex-
t
press themselves in terms of indignation at the report
if in circulation respecting RIAL, and some other Re-

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