Star.
London, England, 1818-10-20 00:00:00

TILE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1818.
Tut•. FUNDS.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE o'c :I:
Bank Stock shut-3 per Cent. Reduced 77.
3 per Cent. Consols 77I—for Acc. 772, 78.
3i per Cent. per Cent. 96i
5 per Ct. Navy 108 I—India Bonds 89 90 pre.
Onuaium dis.—• Exchequer Bills 19 20 preen.

Stocks have had another considerable advance;
this morning Consols began at 77k, went to 78, and
at twelve o'clock the Commissioners were obliged to
purchase part Reduced and the remainder in Consols,
from the great scarcity of Stock ; they gave 77i for
Consols, and 761( Reduced, and were served gene-
rally by the Jobbers. Since the last account day,
Stocks have risen two and half per cent. and from the
confidence expressed by the monied interest a further
rise is fully anticipated. From the present state of
the market, several Bears were yesterday induced to
turn their accounts.

The Paris Papers of Saturday arrived this morning:

Friday, being the Anniversary of the Death of
MARIE ANTOINETTE, the late Queen of France, the
expiatory services, usual since the Restoration, were
performed in the Chapel ulthe Thuilleries, the church I
of St. Denis, and the other churches of the capital.

A correspondent of the Quotidienne, adverting to
the recollections which this event calls up, gives the
following piquant anecdote, as one which has hitherto
escaped all the historians of this disastrous petiod :
When the Royal Family, arrested in their attempted
flight from France, were on their return from Va-
rennes to Paris, the Dauphin having remarked on
the buttons of M. Barna*, one of the Deputies ap-
pointed by the National Assembly to attend the
Royal prisoners, the device To lice free or die, turned
to his Mother, and said, " Mamma, what does that
mean to live free'"—" My son, (replied the QUEEN)
"itisto go where we please." " Ah, Mamma," re•
joined the infant quickly, then we are not lice."
—Her MAJFbry bade him be silent, but Burnare
was much moved, and front this and other circum-
stances during the journey, returned full of gild' and
repentance to Paris, where he soon afterwards paid
with his head for his desertion from the colours of
the revolution.

The Emperor of Russ' A and King of Pit usst A arc
stated to be expected in Piris on the2sth instant.

In an article from Stnisburgh relating to the eva-
cuation, we meet with the following satisfactory and
honourable testimony to the good conduct of the
Allied Troops during their occupation of the French
territory :—" For three years we have seen the se-
verest discipline preserved, and if some disorders
have occurred such as are inseparable from all as-
semblages of men, punishment has always followed
close upon the offence. The Generals and Officers
have unformly acted towards the French Autho-
rities in a manner the most delicate. Every time
when a happy anniversary or a bitter remem-
brance called for a Fete or Public Mourning, we
have seen them identify themselves with the senti-
rnei:ts which animated the people among whom they
sojourned. In shcrt, thanks to their solicitude, the
weight of the occupation, so afflicting to Fiance, had
ceased to be so to the places which might have been
expected to feel it most. Conduct such as this cannot
be misunderstood, and the troops so worthy of praise,
in leaving us some remembrances, will not, we ale
convinced, forget that their merits have been duly
Appreciated amongrt as. The time is at last arrived
molten all rations restored to themselves, disengaged

from all inflomcf7t, can accord to occ
into? ostad esteem."

According to intelligence from the di
partments, the Prefects have already tak,
for ensuring du: execution (,f the Ordini
30th of September, which places ilia Nazi
under the administration, direction, ar,d
inspection of the Administrative and Mtn
thorities.

'Alarsl,l;rl n.111S.:0!:T has at length
from his retirement at Chatii :*and
notice in the Cazrlte de France, was 6:1
to relieve the Duke of ItEGGro in ti.f,

the Royal Guard. It may be conclude
that his term of disgrace is now at an en
The Ordinance of eie
Loral Colleges for the renewal cf one.
Chamber of Deputies, has been rotted
and on all the roads which lead to the Di
who,: Representatives are to be chosen,
lnir.tl,?, is beginning to prevail. " GoD
the G',-ette Je Trance, that in n:I
may Le the only sufferers. If it be

lic good which produces all this aziNti„,
ports Candidates and Electio.werinz--
Age:
enJ of France to the other, let us relo:cet
change row tal:ing plice la our p6i
—" But love for the public good, six'
:Jitherto known it, does rot

ardour. It seldom takes tie pr,q

enemies, but is most unfor.unatcl.:
indolent disposition, which dread; at;
fatigue, and generally forgets that lit
helps those who arc willing to help ti
If it has really taken post to preside on
tions, we shall be n' less astonished thar,
it will then have made an extraordinary I
inuct have thrown all its habits into disc
hope that the authors of this sally are di
both a astonished' and " edified." The
for the public good which they talk of.
which prevails in an abolute Monarchy
fear of at bitrary vengeance is a check to
like independent exertion—and not that
which, under the alspices of a limited al
tional monarcky, such as now exists la F
couraged to the nobloot efforts of indivi
and enterprize. But they talk, it is t,
things as they La: e hitherto horn f:eni
may, therefore, be excused lc.: jsqing
about a new state of things, of vi.:ch
know little or nothing.

Disturbances of rather a serious nrum
to have lately taken place between ti:e in'
Marminiac and those of Cazals, in the De
the Lot. They broke out on the clay of
Campagne, which was the 14th Septembe
at intervals, to the 29th of the same !nor.:
pressed by the Authorities, at the head m
force. It seems difficult to ascert:ti:, •

quarrel, since each party, as usual, erimin,,,
At one time the Mayor of Cazals
lect the people of that village, and absc
before the victorious men cf
most powerful in point of numbers. TI
:winded for several hours, and many act!
ful Litharity committed on both Ades.

We insert to-day a long and interes
Letter from Aix-la-Chapelle, from which
wilt be glad to observe two things--first,
position for the renewal of the Quadrup
which would infallibly have had the eiP.t.
France again into hostilities against all the .
Europe, has been prudently rejected; and It.e:
a project for holding a General Con?te•s
Powers every three years for a general
conflicting interests, is on the carpet, v.!-.l:h z.r
with much approbation, and :lands
chance of being adopted. •

Ye:terclay Viscount Si:•d7Aorritlia:.l. a long acirce
of the Prae.7cc Hctir.Nr, Car!tcn 11c...7,.e. •

The Duke of Tons came to town; ycs:erd,:y etr-,
inr, from Oatlands.
Lord and Lady CALIV4Y are arrived ;A

lit s :Al

in Notinghamsliire, from Plymouth.
'Ex Duchess of R tcitAoso. and I,:uly JANr
NON, at-lived, yesterday evening', Cncir
Waterloo .place. from a visit to Mr. and is 1r5.1%..?m.
at their scat, Wilton Park, Buck.
The E:!rl aiikl l'ountess SPV:CE are arrive.lz::lt.t
scat, Althorpe, Northamptonshire, (morn forks.;:e.
• • --

The Earl and Countess ci ITARDmcxr aric
day at their house, St—James's-square, from a

The Ambassador from the NETHERLANDS
tovn, on a tonr.
'f he (201111te:S of WESTMTATFI i 5 I:er
house, Struford-placn. frnrn 11.,...!:,i.prerarP.:zrr to
her accouchement. Ilis ter;:fil

Tunbridge wells.
The lion. Mr. GREY has left tot. er. 'err.
Lord Li I.rottn has kft town for seat.
house, Nio lamptonshire.
Lord .uid Lady RENVI.LE are returned le
seat, Drorna-rx Lodge, Bucks, front a ton:.
and Lady l'or.KEsTe7 hare lett thei.• gat.
in Bet ks, for Longford Cagle, Wilts, on r:`.l:
the Earl and C4;:!tteSS of RAoxon.
Lady II EN E.A ciE Osnonst is v.rrived at lieT hea,e..3
Charies-street, Be: keley-stiaare. from her se.l:
Bedt; )idshirs..
The following are the departures from F.:_:i:1!`1170
dttliog the last week :
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Marquis of Illanatr...l, ard Sr Wdlia7r. Mot. fo:
tattle; Lord and 1.z17 Mtrray, for 1,-nd( : Lrrtllito
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