Star.
London, England, 1816-10-11 00:00:00

tho intinteoybee of tralogolikri
l:nineniosarial OfTbliesi of the .0 ;AIL who
weve=rd
poet UF'recelsini Oh 'tie
...a.eraf oleos oraftilifery thave also arrived.
Mil or primula "potpie of being reviewed
it ii certain the harvest has been very
out Priem ingeneral, though great pains
'taken to •O're the contrary impression upon the
Parisians. The essires?ion most COMM
lia
the lower orders is, that bread is now dOulllet%
price it bore at the commencement of the Revolt&
tion, When Plisis was considered in a state of &Mine.
.:The Irlng presented himlelf as usual. to the,
Peol,k, this morning. Both the crowd and the ao-
&mations exceeded those of former days—but there
doubt that proper asrangenstou were 'made
by the police. Womeo, who Wearinindkerchiefs upon
their heads, are still excluded *Oen iho /sedge. +"s
`astonishing what a formidable body thi,Marlprt two.
Men ire here ; they evca defy the gees d'arthee. who
!have. bees placed, some dffroo. us gue4e'evit
Mu* ;for some days back. 74-sse statr,of Youth
at present, that a new arrangement is said to
have been farmed by the Allies with, Louis .XVfiL'
for the periodical payments to be trade. by the Frei*
Government. "rhe time of paymit, amorgeddinoF
this runsiirthas been exteided, saddle
but this is very doubtful. . • , e'i
Accounts have reached Paris, that free
have brokea out at Manses between the Gaol a
Protestants. The Protestant cbakcilaras set, fir tss...'
This is the report hem, which may. merely beiciicu.
latest for the purpose of *cueing the
.ferment that
already exists. . . .
" Paris is full of tr?sreis ; the Royal Guard it the
only force that seems in a state fit for service: The
IDepartmental Legions appear to be composed of
recruits, who have never served before, an are, as
,yet, wholly undisciplined. The National'Gnard
will, it is said, undergo a new eiteretim, salivated
probably by the spirit of discontent, that exists among
the people.
1.4 One of the idle reports of today is that Bons-
paste's son had arrived at St. Helena, with the con-
sent of England. It is observed, that amoffig the
rioters arrested for seditious cries, in consequence of
the price of • bread, there *are discovered some ea.
()Ewen of the 01l army, who Mixed with the crowd,
in order to inflame the public feeling. One of the per.
sone taken up cried out to the populaie—gi Let but
500 Bonapartist% like me,* unite (ns retnOusitt),
we shall see what will happen I" • • •--
4, Such was the smut of the tablic rand, yeseitdayi
that some royal carriages stluch were seen peeling
through the streets, covered 'up, in the direction .of
Fontainblean, gave rise to the report, that the King
and the Royal Family were afraid. to remain in the
capital, and intended, retiring privately io one Of the'
most distant of the Royal Palaces, 'rb• fiCt
chit these were limiting carriages belonging to the
Princes, which Ireqoendy. leave Paris covered' ifs the
same manner."
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believe, 10

61.4R15, OCTOBER 7.
w The result of the elections of the 'city of Paris, is
so far a subject of satisfaction:3o therbhe°llet the
individuals elected are all Members a thelirrr-Etet:
Chabrol, Pascjitier,Bellart, and Try, . with the other
map independent charmers, Roy and Lafitte. In
loamy of the provincial towns, so nominations have
been effected at all, °win to the electors so di-
Viding, that neither party could hake the absolite'
majority which is .necessuy for their nomination,.
Such is the case with the towns of Ai* and Arles,?*
the South, .Beaasse and Dijon, in the, Best.' At
Vamps, in the West, the elections are carriod.on with
More energy on both sides, for the paniessepair
the plaice of election, sword in hand, and accordingly
coins to daily engagements, which will continue
either party prevail, or till the interference of a
perior force puts an end to their violent contentions.
This factious spirit has spread through several pen's'
of Britons'', and the whole of the department of
Morbihan is said to be st; this moment in arms. The
rallying cry of the Ultras in that quarter, is, Mc
Charles X.! and the green cockade is the symb9l
their opinions, as during the wars of La Vendee.
'4 From the number of nominations effected by
their influence, Ministers flatter themselves with brio
:Able to secure 140 votes in the Chamber, that is, a
majority of 9. But it may be suspected that they
lireckon without their host ; arthey rank in that num-
ber many who are eipsally atheists. to them and the
Ultras. ; _ _

• , • • .
KThe Doke of Wellington his been received with
the honoius doe only to Sovereigns, in the provinces
through abkh he has passed for the purpose of his
general review the Authorities meet him without
the gate* of the towns, receive his canutomds, give
him the most splendid entertainments; while the po.
palation greet him with the.shouts of Piw moire Sato
'view ! rive k Paine's?. de Ira:irks! All this. servility
and expense on, the part of Government, to• secure
foreign protection under present ciriumitancesi
4' On Saturday the icarcitY of bread gave rise to a.
fresh disturbance in the Panboarg•St. Antoine. The.,
National Guard, which.. had been •eaUed- in, was
driven away a body of Gleadossetie Met the stole
-fate; and it was not till a itry conainanding force
made its appearance, that the people ifispOsed."
BRUISIL3; ocTOitait
• • •
if Many French
.nfitgees, tilcanlyVifikits.of the
Army of the Loire, or of the leoptrial qtfircli . seem
to have repaired hither in the hope As( perhaps new
troubles in *ante might acre that sit opportunity
io'return to that countep. NOW *this, Of their own
'credulity, mast of theatre iii. very distressed m-
'tinges, approaching to indigence, and they. are seek-
ing for help and support front inch:O :their: OUitrY-
men as are in better. eirctinksta44o,- The public
benevolence benevolence lilts taw tiOn called:lrawail thisorkw,
add Ur. DanOot, iganliei In this his TAlleied- to
receive subscriptions; A peat niansis'er these per.
SOO desire to ge tb AtVertca, and. enciestosri .sre
making to enable- them .go to 80."
Extract of a letter, se;i Amsterdim,
ber
4816; ..44 On thet isle
cleared,nut. rpm thiknort-faißaltisacre::
, Among the: passengers 4 her was Marshal Sousa
he artived here Iwo Oceriany..*, dad before she,
sailed, uitderihe name of Mi3..Fatin.. • Ttse cptitaio
is igoorant of his guest;. as.vrp only linew of it yes-
' terday -by the avowal Sir•hig lady, Who- goccither
bairn-by the first eonveYeagrol._ ~• t.

A bfall.fkont Flandrn arrived last night
from Holland today. The Dutch PAl.ei
ti full Copy of the Treaty of Peace conclude
gollaod and the. DET of ALOIZEIS. Ani
rable picture is given in these Papers of t
the kingdoT of Wartemburgh. The i
seem to . complain ,of the new Coottitutil
cane. The Neapolitan have made T
Ramis. by which they Battey themselves ti
able co-lower the tone of the Americans i
raPilda 46/1 them'

EE9O24),CHAMEEIi Of THE STALES O
aire442 ISOM HIS WAJIISTT ACCOMPANTING
D/rALLIANCA WITH SPAIN AND THE THE
• • • PUCK WITH TfIS Dlri OF ALGIER,
• le High mid taighti Lordt—Prom
copy your High Mightinesses will learn
lions on which we have lately cofichided
Defensive Alliance with his Majesty th
Spain gr& protection of tie, navigation
of the inbjetts of bOth parties against LI
Wenn of Algiers,'Tunis, and Tripoli.
ei The use of this ineasure, in order
intim differences with these Government'
trite their effects, cannot be called in qu
btifore the ratification of the said Treaty
Oat*, a seveie and memorable blow h
acted; with the honotirable co-operation of
land marine, upon the most powerful of
States i in Consequence of which, it has

HAGUE, OCTOBER

~1 froni its demands upon this kingdc
Asti-consented to a much more adranta
lotion of the Consular relations than I
been eitablished.
a Tie Treaty of Peace concluded on
Vice-Adniiral Cispellen with
Mem.% herewith sent to your High b
44 We recommend your High Nig!
'dafielissily protection. (Signed) f,
October I, mi."
fittATY OF PEACE WITH THE DRY 0
• ' " In the dams of AsatiCire GOD.
e Treaty of Peace between his MAjel
of the Netherlands, 'Pante of Orange Na
Duke sf Luxemburg, itc..&c. kg.—anc
-Higbaass OaMtit Paths, Dey and Gm
Fortress and Kingdom of Algiers ; ogre
concluded' by. Aidsnirol Theodore Fred
Vas de Capella, .Commander in Chief
.host of his ,Majesty the King of the Net
The Mediterranean Sea, and by au*
Majesty •

At t.;l. It le wad upon and resolved, bet
van do Capella% and his Highness the Dey of All
this ~sy fprwrithere shall be educable and invi4
Letwein his Majesty the King of the I
subjects, and his Highness the Dr
&minions add stibjetiti ; and also that all the A
and Friebdship, agreed to -and concluded from
between their High Sitightinewea the States-C
Onvernanent of the Kingdom of Algiers, are hi
renewed, ratified, and csnfirmed, as if they v
word foe word in the present Treaty, and that
and other 'roads, as also the svhjects of both
do each other no injery or offence, but shall he
at all &ties, treat each other reciprocally with
friendship.
1 u ft. A Consul from hls Majesty the King of
shall be received at Algiers precisely on the sa
treated 'with the same respect as the British Co
regulate thiconcerns of trade; he shall be allow
else of his eeQzioa to kis hotels both for biotite'
ties, and for all other prima whp may wish to
advantage. - - -

a Done In Duplicate In the Fortress of Al
of ALssiorcre Goo, the eels day of
yrar of izsus Client 1316, and the y
I tsl 6tis day of the mond! Sithwit.
(Signed) "I. F. V.us it CAP4LLIO, Coen
• of the Squadrou at hip Majest,
Netherlands.
(L.S.) "-H. M. gloat eLL, exercising
Coissai.Gdestrrel.
(L.S.) Oposite was the signature of
Dry and-Governer of Algiers.
•
A t C
rue Copy).
(Signed)( "A: W. . Vise lathe .4 Wel
Aff.tirs."
His Majesty has ordered- Tubtic
01 the chnichei on Sisnday the 20t1
. .
(for the Jews on Saturday the 19t1:),
the victory at Algiere, and the constqu
Our ettsilved countrymen, and the
pece.

r..

FRANKFORT, 0 CTOBEB
Thix morning all the Ministers to the
assembled in the Hotel of hie Exeellenc;
boldt, the Prussian Minister, in orde
%first Ptelicalnary Conference. •which las

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Boars.
Satnt- of our. nelipapers contain
,froni-Wartetitbuig: 4. The distress in
Tery great, -the vintage has nearly faili
:bnt iniddlii4, the winter is at hand,
theri•offinttliet do net kriow where to
,frObrit..4lll4ren. . a political vie,
better.. The towns and bail
shessastives "snore strongly .than ever
•establlshorrit of • the ancient Consti
,yier ;tiff has
.6eVer been legally
Thirsienis of this emistittition who

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