Star.
London, England, 1816-08-13 00:00:00

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terrnitted to etiwilisettee hostilities without waiting luT
'Lord Exmouth.

DRESDEN, MIX go.
•. Pottche, Duke of Otranto, with his fimilr,
went the day heroic, yesterday to Tce?litz to proceed
to Prague, where he has taken a house. His private
Secretary, and M. des Matteaux, Preceptor to his
three sons, has prepared, under his inspection, a NJ.
tice of his Politi:al Lite.

We learn from Buie!), that the wife of G;nerst
Laßemand lives at the same inn these with the 1;u.
chess of Ragusa (Marshal Marmiam's wife) and eats
'at the salmi talle d'hote. It is said that Madame L 4.
leniand is preparim,T to depart to America.
The philanthropic Barrere was in the habit of say.
inif, with great neatness, that there were none but
the 4ad who did not retina again. His colleague,
Reiland Varennes, has just made his re-appearance,
after a long absence. He was deported to Caye,ine
by a cannibal horde to which he wished to give laws
too biting. His first care was to obtain information.
from Europeans as to what had become of his friends
Fondle, Real, and Carnot. it was not without 4,10.
nishment he learned that these tarn culotte: had .pt
counties, duchies, cordons, and treasures; that they
had been made to disgorge neither the gold which
they had taken, not the blood which they had drank;
and that they paraded upon both hemispheres the dis.
Rusting scandal of their wealth, while they called
themselves proscribed for the cause of humanity !
This bad joke. made the legislator of the Cates smile
for the second time in his life.

THE EVENING STAR.

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We bave received the Paris Papers of Friday and
Saturday. They contain but litk intelligence of
Interest.. The articles with ethic hey present us
from the Mediterranean, are calculated to make the
world believe that the French are completely unmo.
lested,. nay, that they are favourites with the Barbary
Pirates.—Something like another conspiracy has been
detected at Paris. Ladies and sympathetic ink form
the most prominent features in this mawkish affa's.
It SIMMS to bare evaporated in smoke:

PARIS, AUGUST re.
Madams Moreau had a long audience of the King
yesterday, and ippeared highly gratified with her
reception.
The frigate Eurydice, which conveyed M. Hyde
de Neuville, our Ambassador to the United States of
America, and the Caraman and Salamander store-
ships, which had been sent-to St. Pierre and Mique-
lon, have returned to Brest. The above colony was
delivered up to France on the 22d of June.
We learn that the Algerines have burned the
Jujube woods, that are at the rear of their town•; that
they have determined to fill op the cisterns, and leave
nothing in their town if the English attempt to at-
tack it. In the mean time the French flag ii always
respected by the nations of Africa.
COURIER XITRAORDINAKY OV SATURDAi $1101INING;
A Royal Ordonnance diretts that corn, flour DI all
kinds, bread, and sea biscuit, shall be t tempted from
all importation duties, both by sea and land, until it
is otherwise ordained.

From Nancy they write on the 6th .1.•." Yesterday
evening a frightful storm burst on the City of Nancy
and the surrounding villages. .In a few minutes hail-
stones of extraordinary thickness' destroyed all'our
hopes, and carried desolation every wht re. In some
places the crops. are annihilated ; corn, barley, hay,
vegetables, vines, and even trees--all fell under die
furious effects of the storm. In the City an immense
number of windows were broken. The hailstones
Are of the size of a pigeon's egg, and were as hard
as a stone, and melted very slowly.
CIVITA VECCHIA, JULY 24.

It was easy to foresee that the Sublime Porte would
not see with pleasure the European forces directed
against Africa, and that it would not wait until the
English, Neapolitan, and other squadrons should
blockade and bombard the Potts of the Regencies,
to interpose its mediation in this war.
'Already France has resumed her happy influence
on the Divar.
The following notification has been published :
" NAVIOATION Ol TIN MEDITERRANEAN.

The French Coasul.Genegal at Tunis states,
under date 13th July, that the Squadron of the Cap.
tain PachA, consisting of five vessels, which is cruiz•
ing in the Archipelago, has taken possession of three
of the Tassels taken away by the Rebels 'rota the
roadstead of Goletta, and a fourth has been taken 1-4
an English frigate. _This deposition has been Made
by the Tunisian Admiral. The two Raps and the
Interpreter of the Regency, who in the revolt of the
month of May were embarked by force on board Of
the division of five corsairs belonging to the Regency,
and afterwards abandoned on a Sandbank c,t the
Morea, returned to Tunis on the Ist July, on board
an Ottoman polaere, accompanied by a superior
Meer of the Captain PAClOl.—The naval forces of
the Pirates are now reduced to a single brig."

The Sublime Porte sterns to wish to cnastkore
itself the sole judge of. the infraction of the treaties
committed by .the Regency, and to reverie to itself
she right of punishing them as being its vassah. But