Star.
London, England, 1816-11-06 00:00:00

Tift"`acute. WittitioltMe%
Valis Of. Toulouse
deastniaters were ttegocia:
es atogneet the
• peace, a ~vanquished geople?..—
pane of
.2814 with "that Of 1814,
feelingi' Which le-
Sovereigns df raiioFt and nn''
which "tutrskowently occurred,
the throne of France by thia
will exhibit a -series of exploit;
istory of any war or of any coon:
ided and terminated by the issue
Ledo°, which freed the world
that astir:per—a battle which has
of the Noble Duke and his brave
elevated arid glorious point of view;
,t,reant to throw himself as a suppli-
geneiosity, and he is now in a state of
frtun which he never shall
iaracter of thii illustrious General,
ton, does not stand exalted in this
fame has spread throughout all
~ir appretiated.; and.the strongest
t-lie estimation in which it is held is shewn
rogeOlcience of the Allied Sovereigns in placing
*Med armies under his command. His Lord-
tdien; la adverting to the united services of the
navy, remarked, that in no former War
sistairfect unanimity existed between tile two
ever* instance they had gone band in
equally covered themselves with gloty
sidi"
id pte years, the navy bad not signalised
may'.dv.4:ltie reason was, that :into the zierioisai
ilkiiiirreilfslear; they had no longersin enetp:f to
AO' With. That ♦victory was the conatimmationOt
• !••1 the same manner as the battle of
.Wa.,
the exploits of the army. He
ropose as a toast—ai The united..
and Navy of Great Britain."
. few of the many other toasts
the course of the evening
lasting as Its terms are honourable.
gallant lieraes who fell fighting for the
lee Peace to the souls of the heroes.
Ireland, may they stand and fall together.
birth-place of the first of Generals and

, and may its enemies be the first.
Asekulture and Commerce.

the Abolition of Christian Slavery.--.

rliament ; may their exertions ever be di-
Ling and the welfare of the People.
separate till a very advanced
impossible to describe the sensation pro-
Mr LONDoNDIIIItYPS speech, u
of yesterday.

, from Paris, dated Nov. 1, says,
circulation today, that -Bonaparte
' his escape from the island of St.
Asbeen concerted with an Ame-
of which it is said he bad emu-
ish frigate retook him, brought
into port, and consigned the crew
_we island. It is further said, that
were rut in irons, and coafined in the '
manner possible.--The Date of Wel-,
arrive in Paris to-morrow."
the same date, contains the fol.
of the aitc. rap' t inade iolerrrer
a already throughout Paris, and
in the papers on this subject, bas
,o induce an opinion that the at-
Ishii. This success is also con-
the authority 'of a letter from
which lettet I give you the sub-
; been communicated to me.
refugees in the United States,
y be remembered, is Joseph, the
lately fitted "out a vessel, °sten-
imercial purpose, but in reality well
for the hostile purpose of de-
It St. Helena. The preparations
having escaped the vigilance of
lash Consuls at New York, the
it port, and after a propitious
at of the English vessel stationed
latter, boarded by surprise, star-
Int resistance. This enterprising
.Ise colours and false pretences,
Assistance of some agents in the
tve to enter 'the harbour and laud
no sooner had they landed them-
mbers to attempt the ezecuticrn
a desperate combat ensued be-
garrison, in which the former
prevailed. Having this become
md, this chivalrous party effected
dy embarking the Imperial Cap-
:y set sail tor the United States,
.rgth at Philadelphia. Marshal
;timed as the Commander of this ea-
'ition.
here, in corroboration of this fact,
'appear, that all thisliFten comi
torn, Arid other ports in the Me,;
tlie 'main parts of this intelligendb..i
edam, which by some is stated to
'satisfactory manner to the French
. said to be yet unfinished, and even
'ogress by very considerable obstacles.
-iment claim the entire rescission'
signed with Bonaparte, upon the
tag, on his part, the act of an usurped
the Pope contends, that that audio.
time respected in France, acknotie.
• Europe, and even consecrated by I
mark of rational •legitimacy
1y cannot with consistency cancel
consent simply to.Modity it, so ail]
..lion to present circumstances. • Be
it may, it is understuod chit the leading fee-
"f the new Concordat., or of the old Concordate
red, is the endowment of the Clergy, its insti
\ the State, and its representation
It is stipulated, as to the endow-
unsold lands of the Church shall be
administered by the Clergy as 'their
unalienable property. Ministers,
the unpopularity of such a mea-
juncture, have hit upon a tempo-
which they expect to.reonctie all
that of not selling the lands, but
the hints of the State, and" mataig
of a ;pedal fund raised for the
Clergy."

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07 n
dap bad cturte • d the t
to,oro
ofbe,,t,,iratid
following are, ak k•
h weregiyen in tut c
, therms be as lasting
iperndrks of the gallon
werape.--Glee, Pei
Rem Ilrimia and Ireland, n
Woks land; the birth-
.. ,statemen.
Ireland,
and
Asrfeult
thi mewl" in ,
Memory.
am `Bersouth, and the ,
Rile Britannia.
-o,rsenat ore in Parliament
at honour of the Xis
Tha party did not sep
is impossible U
. by the Marquis of
. in {he-STAR of y
.
A private biter from
A report, is in circula
neatly_ 'effected his e
The 'plan had lt
:a ship, on board of
pt, when a British
liMeilcin vessel into
the Goiernor of the isl
vitae crew were rut
riktious manner p
aria is 'expi;ctett to an
Another letter, of the
ithtt•te*lss 1*
The-aW.44.;e1 L.Ce
i; , aclatte Clithlarn, allt
' • e silence aborted in to
o other effect that% to it
at has iticeessfu
l, tgletlfirOP°D
he pert oti4tte; of abil
I • wail it his bee
*gm." Pretch refit
whditi, it may b
• ,▪
ther of Bonaparte, lei
• for a commercial
and manned, foe
'as the captive at St
this expedition haul
4 ?rend' and Ettglist
- sailed from that
-lame in lien o
!I du Maid ; • the • lane
r • • - alter a gallant
, tea, under false
with. the assist
*lined leave tt
'3 • • WO, But, nia
t" sufficient nemt
the their deign, than a i
tell them and the gs
sated io have prey'
cot -of the island,
nll repose, hastily e
2a with wh-'m they s
eta landed at length
)n° uerhy, is mentioned
L.Bl'
_iotavry ettpcdition:
' "kit hated here,
lc* ' '
• Si it may appei
i°ll. • , Leshorn,
awe agree in die('
wheiiiisordiktv,
watt' elMed, and ma sal
h *others said
in its ogress
tiO 4 Nub Oopriernme
f• the Concotdate sign
nag being, on
" testy; while P
rbeog at thitime
10 cited ditoughout Ent
t ratelf, bore every ts
len" :be coteequently c
: 41 act, but will con*
311". 4ipt its operation I
Atli it .0.- 2.

ugr mime a Body in i
11401 the Legiilattsre.
palS. I, that the tam
40, ed• to he atilt
t and ul
•
*Fs tvek, foreseeing
irll.4* at this critical ji
,i 4 : "6 teediut, to N
i tN, namely, tha
„ i illg them in th
' ' the ocCutity c
et of 'the
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