Star.
London, England, 1816-04-01 00:00:00

TUE EV6NING STAR.

LON DUN.
emenim
- MONDAY. APRIL I. 1818.
1R Q? rroacs THIS DAY AT I WELVB Q'CLOCKs
Ratheed (601)—Cafaa. ato. Iluff—lar we. 414 Or
4 per Outt.(slwat)—i pee Cam. Of M.-Imb par' le. pe
Own. pay. 144-4446. Bills Se. IL dia.

We have this day received the Paris Papers of
Thursday t they are nearly barren of intelligence of
inmost. Preparations ate making for the nuptials
of the Duke de Banat to the Neapolitan Princess.
The Royal Family of Naples will enliven the French
capital for a few days after the ceremony.
The three English Gentlemen; accused of favour.
ing LAVALETTIed escape, have been removed to the
Conciergerie, previous to their trial, which will take
place ias mediately.

CoURISH IiTRAORDIWARY Of THURSDAY HORSING.
It is reported that the Court will shortly visit Fon-
tainebleau s several officers and agents in the King's
Household are gorie thither. His Majesty and the
Princes, it is said, will reside there some time, as the
Prince Royal of Naples, and Princess Maria Car:gine,
his august daughter, being expected at this Castle
towards.the beginning of May. ,
, The grand convoy of ammunition belonging to
Russia, consisting of 14,000 cwt. of gunpowder onl
board of twenty.four large barges, passed Frankfort'
on the 28d of March.
PARTS, MARCH Its.
On Tuesday his Majesty held a grand levee, which
was attended by. all the foreign Ministers and abis.
bassadorr, Gnat Dicers of State, &c. •
Baron Cbabrol has seat to M. Villefosse, in the
saw 'of the city of Paris, a superb suulf-botts ea.
'lobed wish Milian% is consicieselios of his excd-1

lent &mane' as Adp.'lt Prefeit iif Path lit the time
.fee Allied troops Mt+ ft here.
The Chamber of I *pot irs yestettlay again teamed
t!wir private dehattif upon the Budget.
• An Ordinance of the King has appeared, nomi-
nating all the new I Lemberg of the Institute.
Eight thousand uJeats are to be distributed among
the poor of Naples on the
,day of their- Princess's
marriage with the Duke of Berri.
. The remains.of the late Dauphin (Louis XVII.)
are being searched for at the ciasitilre of the Made-
Fauxbourg St. Antoine.
It is reported that Prince Blucher is at present un-
fortunately afflicted with a mental derangement.—
His Highness has been ill a euasiderable time.
The Brussels pnlice h.tve discovered and arrested a
great number of persons concerned in the fabrication
of false six dollars.
The Royal Guards, by b ittalions, continue their
exercises daily in the Champs de Mars.
They write from the frontiers, that great prepara.
tions are making at Philipvilfe for the reception of the
King of the Netherlands.
That worst of all human diseases, the plague, has
broken out in Venetian Lombardy; both men and
beasts are the prey to it in gteat numbers ; it is fear-
ed that Spain .• ill in the end suffer by it, though
every possible means have been adopted to arrest its
progress. Let us hope that France and England
%11l escape-the contagion.

We hear that the Prussian troops will in a short
time be considerably reduced.
Colonel Boyer was transferred on the 29c1, from
.he Conciergerie to the prison de la Force.
One of the journals announces that his Majesty has
pardoned Goner-11 Debelle, and commuted the pit-
, ishmeet of death, to which he was condemned, for
ten years imprisonment. We do not guarantee the
authenticity of this news.—(Lurrial der Debts.)
The King and the Duchess of Angouleme, eigh.
teen years since were sponsors for an infant-Princess
of the House of ?staples, who must have been the
intended Duchess tae Berri.

The regiment of Horse Chasseurs of the Itnyal
Guards will pmceed t.) Lyons. Monsieur and the
two Princes his sons, with the Duchess d'Aogoalf me
will also proceed there in one of the Court carriages,
to meet the Princess Royal of Naples and her father.
The two august families will. afterwards come to Paris
together.

A Dutcb and Flanders Mail arrived this morning.
The Papers brought by it contain the following
articles :

VERS.A4J,I.T3, MARC!! 24.

One of Bonaparte•s s•.: v:►nts is returned from St.
Helena : he remAin..4, h )wever, bat a short time in
Paris, and went iagnwth.:cely to a little place in the
departmems.

When one esamines public opinion respecting the
manner in which the di :puce, respecting • the sale of
the woods and the altered mode of paying the arrear,
WAS yesterday decided in the Chamber of the Depu-
ties, this proceeding has cauced great uneasiness.—
People consider this vicwry of the Deputies over the
fllinisters as very important. It had been hoped that
the Royal Government would not have been obliged
to submit to the desire of the Cb.Lwber.

It is now generally feared that the King, having
been once obliged to give his consent to the revoca-
tion of an existing law, sanctioned by the preceding
Chamber of Deputies, this will give an encourage-
ment to the Deputies, to call in question from time
to time other existing laws and regulations, Such a
circumstance does not tend to give more confidence
to the possessors of national estates, which ate now
nearly unsaleable.

The marriage of the Duke de Berri, which will
serve to continue the crown in the reigning branch of
the House of Bourbon, naturally excites interest.--
People would have wished, however, that an alliance
-could have been made with a more powerful :tate in
Europe, by which France might have been sure of
the isiesdship and support of that Power.