Star.
London, England, 1817-01-20 00:00:00

PARISIAN FASHIONS.

The Dandies of Paris have adopted fitr dress tit "r
elegant balls, which are now the chief arutistrnwv.
pantaloons buttoned to the instep, instead of breech,'
and stockings ; and on their black 4lk K ri:itcces
they wear gold buttons, or olives of gold, ta.tent.3
with a gold chain.
The Ladies who boast of giving, instead of follow.
ing the established ton, have abandoned their lain .t
/nullities, to adopt fans of vellum ornamented rel
rich drawings. Some of these tans go to the titic: •
ten, fifteen, and twenty, louis each.
'Formerly, a pretty woman would have blush-d, it
a gallant bad offered to conduct her to St. Clinnl or
Versailles in the sort of yuiture called asain,:dte.
present ladies withishones :Ind in their twat chourat arc!
11 not ashamed to travel in a 041/f./. rt• MIS last is tu
mitation of the English stage-e aches.
Enormous muffs liar:: wade their al:pi:ay.% :1
the. Thuillerics.

HE -EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

'0 :WAY, JANUARY 20, 1817.
uoCKti THIS DAV AI'TWELVE O'CLOCK I
mo. lot sec. I 3 63
79;1-5 per Cent. Navy 949
nab, 14.. 76. pr.—lndia se& pre.

!rich Loan is still the subjtct of much ani-
in in all companies; and we are decidedly
that it cannot be too much discussed. On
inn of so much importance—one which so
►terns the interests of the country, it is im
':►t any description of persons can bestow
attention; and we are happy to find that
men in the city are not in puma friendly
this very circumstance will expose tke
ing to the danger of being duped by the
:ii,ns which will thus be rendered necessary
sum of new French stock, created by the
,posed of in the market.
ktter security c►ut the lenders have for their
was given to former British creditors t
le been yet repaid ? No. Their
,claims
icg the Revolution, reduced ttlone•tbird,
to our-third of that third, or one-ninth I

d Waterloo erAbled our Government to

amount of their claim being
I!,ey no paying these creditors No.
C.O cttims are now discharging by bucriftlioss is

G- 't lion: !

Bat why Should any one advocate the exportation
;:ii. :1 to France ? Will it be a benefit to France?
,4I:!y. And cmo France receive this benefit
pit an injury as extensive falling on the country
:h banishes the supply ? Impossible. But the
dlch Government it ensbanassed at this moment
no own free from embarrassment, that we should
'ins charitable ?

HOW 4 the money to be disposed of when ob-
lised by the French Government P.—To pay the
`li-s! and have we not yet Sept enough -of our
Telly to these friends. that we should assist
French in paying what they owe them?—
is the money wanted for the territorial necessities
France? Have they Slot beersted from time to
le or the immense territorial revenues put at the
ip.sal of Government by the Revolution I—a re-
ale which would enable France to carry On her
'him business with taxes not exceeding $lO francs per
' of her poulition, while in England we could
do this with a, taxation ant6unting to a Jess sum
wally than 80 francs per head ! I

Let origin of the demand Jur a Loan be inves-
ted, and it will be found that it is for the purpose
enabling the Government to reinvest the Church
its overgrow and enormous possessions—posses-

Inn wrung Ii• ro the imbt•eile And dying by every
ati of fraud :.•14sion, at the expense 6f the ruin
millions n: A Wows and orphans through a long
ies M.Ages —ls this one of the blessings restored
Frtr.ce by die restoration of the BOURBONS ? Is
the purpose for which our wealth, at a period

lv,! so ill scared, is to be transferred to a
wl/ich, in all ages and ender every form of
vrrnmeat, has sought to blot the name of Britain
NI the ciaalogue of nations ?—Yes, such is the
and yet we find among us men who can pub-
advocate the measure.

FOREIGN MAILS.
Yesterday arrived a Dutch and a Flanders Mail,
which we have given, in a preceding column,
thing deserving of notice.
This morning another Ditch Mail arrived. The,
of the insult off:red to the Anglo-Hano-
ilag by a Tripolitan corsair, is confirmed in
brought by this Mail. As soon as the

was seen in the port of Tripoli by the British

with her colours only half way up the top-
int•mast, he took down his British flag, and in.
ly repaired to the Brno, to complain of the in-
The vessel was immediately set at liberty. In
%an half an hour the captain'of the corsair was

i at his own mast, and a salute was fired from

.tato of TRIPOLI'S fleet.
rde teport brought by a previous Mail, that cannon
taken away from Lisle and other French for-
to arm the fortresses building and repairing
:')e Allied troops, for the defence of the German
is now contradicted.

The only other articles worthy of the sligheest no
dre the following :

COPENIi.i.G7N, JANUARY 4.
eltraordinary meeting of the Royal Aciatic
held on the 30th December, the Directors

aced, iu the first place, that they had received
he Maria, Captain Eben, news from the East
that the English Government had not confis.

. as Danish property, two promissory notes to
amount of 490,000 sicca rupees, given by the
Tait, Palmer, and Co. at Calcutta, to the
; and as these were thus at the disposal of
irnPanY., the Directors had caused this property
claimed by the Department of Foreign Affairs,
tle 4:11 of September last. On the 3d of this
t:te said Department had informed the Direct.
'l,q a negociation had been entered upon with
1401%11 Government, and that the latter had, on
19th November, issued an order w deliver the
I Promissory notes to the Company; and as there
= • nine. years' interest at 8 per 'mt. the Corn.

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