Star.
London, England, 1817-11-24 00:00:00

li4lifBl7Roll AND Dffir4 MAILS.

IitUSSELS, NOVEMUIt to.
A funeral service was performed this morning in
the Protestant Church of the Ancient Chapel of the
Court, on account of the death of her Royal High.
nets the Princess Charlotte of Wales. All the Eit-
lid' who were present at this pious ceremony were in
deep mourning. A part of the Church was hung
with black. fitted up with crape. The silent and devout
grief of all who were present gave to this ceremony
es air of gloom and solemnity.
It is said that a warm altercation between his Royal
Highness the Prince of Orange and the Commissary.
meral of War has led to the resignation of the lag.
ter. If we may believe public report. what hasgives
rue to this altercation is, the granting of favours to,
some recommendatioos io prettiest* to others veep

honourable to their authors, and which ought to have
been of great weight with him to whom they were
made.

Several linen manufacturers of the district of Cans-
bray having represented to the King, that a great num-
ber of thread looms was unemployed for want of means
to buy thread, his Majesty, on the Report of the Mi-
nister of the Interior, has ordered, by a Decree of,
the 6th of thi; month, that the suns of 100,000 Dumb
florins shall be advanced to these manufacturers.

HAGUE. NOVEMBER le.

His Majesty arrived here from Brussels this after.
noon.

STUTTGART). NOVEMBER 6.
The prevailing tone of the public mind at Stmt.
gard is a kind co suppressed consternation. The re-
moval of many hundred persons filling public offices
from the capital into provincial towns, must clash
with the interests of many persons. This great and
decisive measure, it is said, will be takes without the
consultation pith the Privy Council. In poets), it
seems that a new system is about to be Introduced
into the Government.

Novaasnaa 13:—The publication of many impor-1
tent Edicts. it is said, may be shortly mineetelli they
relate to the new organisation of the administration,
the army, and the fir.ances. It is thought that a new
Diet of the Kingdom of Wurtemberg will be con-
voked at the same time. For Ewe days past, they
have been busily at work in tie Royal Printing Of-
fice. The printers are not Allowed to have commu-
nication with any body, and the greatest secrecy is
observed.

M. Calla, who acted a very honourable part in the
last Wtartembeg Diet, where he was one of the most
*Mutts defenders of the throne and of well•regulated
liberty, against the aristocracy of the mediatized
Princes and that of tl►e ancient Provincial States, has
received from his Majesty letters patent of nobnity.
VIENNA, NLIVEMBER 5.
1 Letters from Italy confirm the news, that Louis
Bonaparte has made over the domain of St. Len to-
Prince Eugene Beauharnois, who has ceded te him,
in exchange, his etudes situated near Tenni), in the
Papal dommions.

-ELNNECIE, NOVEMBER at.

Great Britain has now appointed a Consul to the
Wand of Iceland, which has hitherto been inacceasi-,
ble to all font) commerce. Mr. Reynolds has pre.
kilted his appointment to that port to the Denigh
,Geftmatento and alreadyieceived the brfiretor.

LONDON.

TOMORROW TM LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING,
BY ORDER OF ME LOkDs OF THE TROAsURY.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER SI, 1817.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TwF I.VE O'CLOCK t
Reduced 1124--Cous. 89411—For Nov. Pz.q—For Opg. 84;•
yet Cent. 994--S per Ont. Navy Ica; ion
Bal.k Long Anus. Si I.l6—lndia Boole Ss 9? pr.
Exchequer Bills 19 9•J pr.

The provincial papers received tl•is mornirg cor-
tinue to describe the solemn manner in which the
Feast of Sorrow was observed in their respective di!-
trios on Wednesday last : there was but one feeling
every where—one uniform expression of deep and
unfeigned sorrow throughout the land. Business was
entirely suspended—shops shit as or the Sabbath—
private houses were all closet'—and devotion uni-
versally mingled with grief thrrughout the whole
Empire.

The Paris Papers of the 20th and 2lst have ar-
rived since our last.

The Address of the Chamber of Dzputies to the
KING, (of which we took notice on Saturday) will
be found at length in a preceding column. It re-
sembles very much in spirit that of the Chamber of
Peers ; but is more distinct on those parts on which,
to foreign nations, distinctness is most desirable. The
consequences of the treaty of 1815, it denounces
with a degree of blunt severity, which the more cour-
teous Members of the Peerage, however similar may
be their feelings on the subject, have not ventured
to display.

Some people," say the Deputies, u submitted
with grief, but in silence, to the Treaties of Novem-
ber, 1815. After having made the greatest efforts
faithfully to execute them ; after calamitous years
have infinitely added to the severity of their explicit
conditions, we cannot believe that they conceal exor-
bitant consequences, which none of the contracting
parties could have anticipated.. The wisdom of your
IMajesty will be understood and seconded by the en-
I lightened politics which preside over the destinies of
the other nations. of Europe; an equitable limit will
be fixed to enormous sacrifices ; the period of the too
oppressive occupation of our country will be dinr-
fished ; our territory will be liberated. Then, alone,
France will taste of peace; her credit will be consoli-
dated, her internal prosperity restored, and she will
resume her rank among nations."
Now, as to the Treaty of November, 1815, the
modification of which is thus so loudly called for,
what was it that it really prescribed ? A gradual
repayment of one five-hundredth part of the expen-
diture which France wantonly brought upon the Al-
lies—a restitution to some of them of money forcibly
extorted from them and carried into France—and an
occupation of some fortresses, as a security that the
Treaty of 1815 should not be immediately broken,
as that of 1814 had been. Of these three provisions,
the ffreo's Speech was understood to allude only to
"one—the restitution of the French exactions from
terrain of the Allied Powers (the indemnities); but
the Chamber plainly remonstrate against two, the
occupation as well as the indemnities; and they even
leave it in doubt, whether they do not also mean the
contributions, of which England has yet to see the
first here. Are these conelitioos to fie branded as
exorbitant, and thrown off with reproach, because it
is more convenient to keep than to restore ? Can it
be forgotten bow far all that has been exacted from
France falls short of that full retribution which strict
jostles demanded, but which a healing policy has
thought it fit to spare her t
The ruin of France was not the aim of the Allied
Powers. Mer existence, as a great and properous na-
tion, was deemed essential to the happiness of the
civiKzed world. She was spared, from a conscien.
tious regard to the interest of those nations whom
she had conceived it for her own interest to lay waste
and ruin.

The Arany of Occupation has only two objects—
to pretreat a civil war in France t and to prevent the
domestic tranquillity of France from being purchased
at too high a price, namely, by an attack upon her
neighbours. The Allied Sovereigns are wise enough
to reflect that the anxiety expressed by France, for a
removal of their troops, being coupled with a deter-
mination to augment her own, furnishes them with
abundant grounds for postponing the departure cf
the Army of Occupation to a longer period than they
might think eligible under a different aspect of the spi-
rit in ithich the French Chambers have assembled.
The _-4th of October being the anniversary of the
deliverance of Moscow, it was celebrated by a solemn
religions service, which was distinguished by the pre-
sence of the Emperor Ap-TANDER, the two Estraasses,
and the Princes of the imperial Family. After ser.
vice, the Eareattost laid the first stoim.of a new and
' magnificent church, which he has ordered to IA built
andNiedicated to our SAVIOUR. • -
It is naettioned in the Franifore Gatielte, as a mat-
ter of rumour in the political circles of Germany,
that in August next year,
there will be a great camp
laser Prague, to which the Emperors of RUSSIA and
urratA, -tbe Xing of Piepstin, and ntl.er Princes,
vial repair, and afterwards protecd the:l6c tn the

Congress so ofteit reported as about
West of Germany.

JEIV)ME 13')NAPARTE, aecompant
aid-de-campb and General Auarrocci
at the beginning of this montN, wi''
ter and the second son of his sister,
He had obtained permission from
to make several purchases. From
with his attend..cts, to Madame
Fraschdorf. Five per Cents, Nov.
PRIVATE LE I'TEI
Pasts.. Wrzrasp,
The heart of every true Britt
has been pierced by the irreparaiii
hss befallen our beloved country,
deep an affliction on the illustrious
wzcx, by the death of the Princest
pride and hope of Albion. It has
like a thunderbolt from Heaven.
respect has been paid by all Brii
into deep mourning; and the Cot
adopted it alto for a fortnight.
church in the Rue St. Honote, sel
service is performed, was hung
edged w:th white, and an impressi
ed by the Rev. Mr. FOSTER, fro;
Nay, except ye repent, ye shall ,
The solemn duties were concluded
composed and set to music for the
two females in mourning, with win
:tied by the organ, on each side of
placed. The church was crowded,
Fiend' were present on this sad occa!

" This being the day appointed
Royal ashes in the silent tomb at
was delivered in the same place
v.6.—' Whom the Loan loveth
The chapters read were Ecclesi.
thians xv. and Psalms xxxix. xi
church was extremely crowded,
present, and the whole service rnaL
pressi:m —many Ladies were in tears.
was sung as on last Sunday. Servil
also at the Ambassador's chapel.

6, The Duchess of lINGOULICOE
much at hearing of the mournful
" Latzly died suddenly in the
servedly lamented; the Rev. Jo►
Superior. Ile was long Principal
Scots College, at Douay, in Flanr
forced to abandon at the period
and went to Glasgow, where he
years, officiating as Catholic Clef.,
much esteemed for his modesty an(
an honest man.

ig The heart of King JANIE'',
Throne of England, which was
deposited under a monument in the
Paris, was removed at the !Ural..
week restored to its original situation
of the Scots College.
" It is said that the Archduke
visit lately 'to England, is at present
gaged in establishing the British si
at Vienna ; and from the exertions
ed Prince, we may sobn expect to
introduced into Hungary."

Mails from Holland, Hamburg
arrrived last sight. From the P
them, we have given, in our precedi
some interesting notices. The affairs r
seem at List very near a crisis.

The Bath Herald says We ui
HENRY HALFinto does not retain
tp Bath, confiding his inestimable
cacy of our healing iptings, undo
the resident Medical Gentlemen al

Lord BotTON kit towo on Shut
Hedsor Lodge, Bucks.
• Lord and Lady. OssULsTON are
to-morrow, from their seat, Waitoi
The Bishop of Dratrast is raw
at Durham, tiom Mongwell, Ber
The Duke and Doc'less of ;:otts
arrived at their seat, Sion house,
tle, Northumiwiland.

The Marquis Cmurovi and the
rived on Saturday at the Wildernt
Marquis Comm/awl': seat, in Sa
The Marquis and Msrchioness
I.Rdy CIIARLOTIF: CiIfiLMONVELEYI
ltrcesAVAGE, leave town to.nunro,
The E4rl anti Countess of THA!
for filth seat, in Kent.
The Earl and Colniess Cowrra
day, for their seat, Pens-Inger, lit
The Earl and Countess of Esse:
a party of distinction at their seat,
• 1. y El.!ZAzurn Lowrstett is art
the fall of Loss,DA house,
Berkeley-square, from a tour.
official -residence of Mr.
Judge Advoe.tte, Dlwtsing-stri
repaired and enstellieted in a magi
able to the reception of the Right
There is now no doubt hut that
dissolved in the month of March or
try ought to be aware of the event
will intervene, fur the purpose of p
the Mutiny Bill, Ac. and sr!l the et
the'year, together with the 131,1.:,i0
renew the Income T.sx, Ecc. will t
new Parliament. Orders have hei
Detrartments to make out fortrlwi;
sespective estimates., We imagint
be done for the purpose of calling
ther immediately, but we believe
Ministers to see chat flrther re:tY
made vrithout touching •!le greet ht
.taty MBset:cc

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v. JOHN FAautmas
iocipal or Head uf
Flanders, which he . •
eriod of the Revele.
'ere he remained
is Clergyman, and
sty and humility, and
iNIES, who abdicated rc
was put in an urn '
lin the Scots College I
Revolution. It was
l situation in the Cha 4.1
Wake Jouv, who paid "
present most actively
lit
itish system of educati,
vions of that enlirh • '
pect to hear of its Sei. 01
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imburgh, and Flan& let
the Papers brought I
our preceding colon,
he affairs of Wirtrm.•
is.
We understand that
etuan with her NIAMT
viable chaige to the e,r
, under the direction lit,
nen already appointed. 1
Saturday for his se • 1
'1
ox are expected in to
Walton, Surrey.
is returned so the Ca '
I, Berks.
f k 7 ei
ruse, from Ashw.clt:i.
id the Laci;cs PRAT! P.
Wetness. Ken:, horst.
in Saffolk.
aness of Catoosr,::."•tri
DELEY, and the Lel
rtustrovr,fin Ilr g A
THANE: have lett to
3wrr.rt left town on F:
er, Herts.
Essex art enttrta....
r seat, Cashiobur)
t is arrivedat her gathe'
ease, in Charles-s:t .
r.
Mr. BIECKL.", the rr
ng-street, has just lit .A
a magnificent el j.: d
Right G,'i .0
a that Parliament .
'rch or April.
event. A s:init p
se of passing
! the essential ;1
B•tt7get,
will i.e resetve..! tOr
live heels given to a
•rtswith and vend in
six
n.ttlitted that bait
caltlllZ Parliament to
lieve it is only to edit'
r petty dedectinns
veal heads ct Pariia:*