Star.
London, England, 1817-12-02 00:00:00

WARSAW, NOVEMBER 10.

The present fair goes on favourably, and is much
better than the last. According to the list pulllished,
96 foreign merchants have arrived here with goods;
some of those merchants are from France, and some
from Moldavia.
HAMBURGH, NOVEMBER 21.

Exchange on London-14th Nov. 33. 4.-33. 7.
18th Nov. 33. 4-31 Bi.

From the Paris Asper: of Friday, which arrived
last night, we have given some extracts in a preceding
column, but which do not call for any particular
notice : the private letters which we have added, are
of a nature somewhat more important. Of the dif-
ference between France and Prussia, respecting the
indemnity claims of the latter, our Readers are al-
ready aware. One of the private letters which we
have quoted goes the length of affirming that the
difference may be considered as adjusted ; but the
fact, we believe, is very much otherwise. From au•
thority on which reliance may be placed, we learn
that the Prussian Minister at Paris has delivered in
another Official Note, expressing the serious alarm
which his Cowt have conceived at that part of the
King of FRANCE'S Speech to the Chambers, where his
MAJESTY announceshis intentionof recruitinghisarmys
and at the more than formal approval which it re-
ceived in the responding Addresses of the Chambers.
It recalls to the attention of the French Ministry, the
intimation so lately given by the Court of Berlin that it
would insist on the payment of the liquidations stipu•
hated by treaty, and complains of the measure proposed
of augmenting, at a vast expense and without any
reasonable cause, the military power of France, as,
well as of other equally unnecessary and burdensome
measures, instead of applying the resources of Fiance
in the first instance to the payment of its debts. The
convellation between the Duke de RICHELIEU and M.
de Got.Tzon the presentation of this note, is stated to
have been of rather a warm description, and, as might
be expected, not a little of this warmth has extended it-
self to the French public at large in relation to the sub-
ject. "Pars lee 'muggers avec defer," has become a cur_
rent expression among them, and it is certain that the
preparations in the military department, under the
new Minister of War, GOUVION Sr. Can, are upon
a scale of magnitude and vigour sufficiently calcu_
lated to induce an apprehension that the sentiments
of the people are not without the sanction of a kin-
dred feeling in the Government. The French funds
still keep low. On Thursday the .5 per cents were
at 63 f. 95 c.

The mourning of the French Court for the Anew
DUCHESS PAGATINI is exactly the same as fur our
Princess CHARLoTTIC—six days and five.

The Theatres and Concert Rooms throughout Ha.
novermitre shut upon the arrival there of intelligence
of the death of the Princess CIIMILOTTE.

The private letters yesterday by the Dutch Mail,
state the failure of a very respectable house at Ham_
burgh, to the amount of upwards of 400,000 marks.
Recent advices from Malta state, that there has
been a severe storm at Odessa, which had driven a
rumber of vessels on shore, several of which had
been considerably injpred.
A person intimate with LAS CAMS, mentions that
he acquainted him that previous to his leaving St.
Helena, his baggage was strictly examined by order
of the Governor, and that a packet, containing the
history of BONAPARTI, written by LAS CAEAs by the
immediate desire of BONAPARTI, and under his di•
reetion, was taken from him ; he made pressing ap.
plications, that it might be returned, which the Go-
vernor pointedly refused : at length it was agreed,
that this most extraordinary document should remain
in the possession of General Lows, slid with his sane.
tion LAII CAMS affixed his seal, that the packet should
not be opened without his consent. LAS C AbAS states,
that be knows more of the history of BuMAPARTIK than
any other person, being for a series of years his pri-
vate Secretary ; and to no other person did Bone.
rears ever disclose his mind. LAS CAtiAa is a mid-
di...gal man; his son, a youth of twelve or thirteen
years of age, accompanies Win.