Star.
London, England, 1816-11-13 00:00:00

very day vre visited (*.le liiirary• I }lnept i^c
it, hut h••ve not yet had time to-look beyond th:PI
cation to the Emperor of Austria, by the Agoitt
it is one of the vilest pieces of :W111:46,1 l ever
the illuminated Homer will be ready f t publica'
in tits months. Frotn the Fr-,:nsli torikv:ar
any pieces of setiptiar.,.-ilte bron:tr: LOTS3Rjui
winged lion have bean rep;aced-; tlie hurt- s,t.
fractures ot two•legs, bath wings and the tail, in
versing Mount Cenis. Eighteen ;:ieturet larre
brought back, of which the frrertr.-r art are toil
packed, and some injured. The famous Pew 14
by Titiae, is unharpily among those th.i h 4,..
injured, hot not very materi•llist. Three pictot,, •
Paul Verocese, forrtier:y in the Chlrnlavr or tee,
quibition, which wire reckoned arnouz
trewura of that peat mrwer, are mis%ing I The 17,1
*of France generously gave three pictures of alttg
mediocre description as an equivalent far rhcitt,st
" AleintUa. Ole work of restoration cowir,tr_
Cue return of the celArated best of Virgil
M euriltogether with those of Euripide; invr,"!
rlii.*ri,sn:l that of Mort; ;nano, the pain* too
Chords of St." Andres. •Of the piernees,
been entered. • Only fife or fi/C hid Nei •
ansuj
away, among which- was a • MirAtii :nue Dravrit
Fishes,' by.. Julio lirvrtieno.- At Ferrara,
purple clamors ous about.antiqnes,
Which had been taken away, bnt not (see of tut,
had bkrn restored.". • • ••••

• nig EVENING STAit.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, DI&
PRICE OF Sl'OCK:s THIS DAY AT 'MR I.VE CYCICat
Reticent 61162—C0n,. mu. eAi —Coe+. for art
4 per Cent. 7IP-5 per Cext. Navy 91;
India Bondi Iv. I ss. pre. --Id:chequer dUI3, 91. I Is.yre,

No French PApers have arrived today, sinno
the gales have somewhat abated since yesterd,.
there are now four dayi papers due. When*
arrive they may be expected, to contain amplek„
counts of the proceedings of the Deputies, who tan
now have entered upon public business in down*
earnest.

WC are 'terry to observ-, by Mr Poet-Leven.
(dyed this mortling, that, tn. the heavy rain asdo
of Monday afternoon and evening. consiJetakke.
wage has been sustained by the shipping.

A Plac.'rd to the foelowing effect bas heaped
on the walls of the fkleitopolis and suburbs dins.
ing. Our Readers will obsettre that it is Mein
both in: grammar and typographical accuracy. We
suspect'it is a misili:vvGits h•lax:

" At a Meeting held at CA4-fide [Qu,ty—The Cariioe Arad
Shorcditch, on Thur'av evening, 'he 7th in,tmt, it subtle.
mined to call a meetivg of the ..11.!retr,:d Manufaetnrers, Mo.
nets, Artiztos, and others, of the Cviti of I.nndol, Weesseett,
Borough of Southwark, and parts a.ljscent. on Frilly, stSpeidd.,
the 15th of November, at It: o Clock To take into entaiesios
the propriety of Pititioning the Prince Regent and the LefiArm
to adopt immediately such means as will where the Sevens
from the misery which now over whelms theta.
" John Dyall, CIAIIIIO.
" Thos. Pres:oa, SICHTAte

Yesterday morning two of the royal can*
with sets of horses. footmen, &c. proceeded to Dom,
to convey Prince NICHOLAS to London, upna him
rival there from Calais. 'They were expected torah
Rochester last night, and to arrive at Vover dicer.
The Russian Ambassador goes to Dover to atm
pany the PRINCE to London.
We learn with pleasure,. that Sir Jaws Susi
Bart. M.P. in addition to. other former literal duo
(ions, has sent the sum of £.50 to the ivlagistrateiti
Kilmarnock (his native town), for the relief of tie
industrious poor of that parish.. The worthy Bare
has, we-understand, shewn every attention to their
terests of that town, particularly during the prof
alarming crisis.
Friday evening, a Meeting was convened 'tie
Assembly-Rooms. Bromptou, Kent, by the Hio
CONSTAIML of Gillingham, at the requisition of
number of respectable inhabitants, for the parroted
taking into consideration the means of Otbi3tin. tit
distress of. he labouring poor of the parish of G.
ham, during the ensuing wisrer. The Meeting
fully and respectably attended, and a nun bee rf
' liminary Resolutions entered in. 'vole effect so
dable a purpose. 1
A letter from. Brighton, dated yeverday, .
" The arrival of the Neptune packet, Cart. Ca
MAN, :'t Newhaven, on Saturday last, from 1)
furnishes one instance of the extreme vigilance of t•
French Police, that requires no comment beyoaeltl;
opinion which the Britimt public well .canvass, by tb
relation
.14 the circumstances. as they occurred%
as'. A. Gentleman travelling to.Dieppe was stoppetls
'the barriers for his passpotr, v4tich was presented fa
examination by the Police; .who dee:area it a Icor,.
and immediately he was placed under the custodld
two gem d'armes, at the European lintel. lntha
dilemma Mr. WALKER, acting as Steward of•&
Neptnne packet, called upon the unknown strange
and drank some wine. The glass was offered to 10
keepers, and, in the intermediate time, their 0001
escaped. The glens d'armes lame:el:4Eoy raised de
report that the runaway was an expatriated BonAto
list or a General, and a search WAS made through.
out the town, and an embargo Laid on all Isluot
boats, but white tt: effect. Mr. WALLER was the
accused of favour tag his escape, and conveyed r
prison, where he remained for several hours, wail RN
.friends procured his release nosier a condition that
should be accompanied to England by a gen d'stale._t
who. is actually arrived at Newhaven, for the Oa_
purpose of ascertaining whether the Neptune Par
could pick up the fugitive at sea; the singular.,,r•
eirmstance of a
.gen d'armc accompanying a linnw
subject to England is the general:topic of convene
tiara at Brighton, and the act is condennicil
measure of personal restraint upon an'
whose assentors and previous conduct shrulJ
hate
convinced the Police, tea t Dieppe, that Ile could noir
an accesary to the escape of a suspected itodisisks, iL:ii..
Mr.. KLAN performed- tl,e character of Sir lot
110vrrreakA, last night, at the Lir;ghtou 'raved"' .
rHouse W. 44 crowded.