Star.
London, England, 1816-02-14 00:00:00

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titittloEt PArtiti.
titsittceiiiert Ow Paris Papal Of glittliLT
and Sunday; being all those note due. We ttisioin
the most important of their contents. In the French
Houses of R,epresentatiiesnothing of note has ocL
cstrred

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PAR FEBRUARY io.
A Morning Paper states. that the departmental le-
gions abtount already to fifty thousand men tom-

pletely arniei and equipped, .
The Captain General Blake is now in high favour
at the Cou'rt of Spain.
Marshal Davoust was at Donnieres in the depart-
ment of bn the 31st of January. He retires,
it is though; to Loilviers.
'fbe department of the Doubs were required to
furnish but ninety men for the Royal Guard, when
107 voluntarily presented themselves,

M. Dupin is• Counsel for the three English OfEcers
detained at La Force. •

Above two hundred persons have been discharged
from the department of the Ministry of War.
The Duke del fafanta.lo is the only Spanish 14i-
nikter that has retaihed his situation; all the others
have been displace:4. Gencral Ballasteros kas been-
rsealled to active service.
The Archduchess Maria Louisa is expected ill
Lwalr. She does not go to Parma as was revrted.
The other Archduchesses intend res;dingot Florence
for a short time.
Prince Wreck is now at Munich.
The King. took his usual airing Testa-day.
. Before his Majesty 1 ft the of the
Louvre, On Monday last, he tailed frr some wine,
saying to the Duke Bt:ltune.6 Marshal, I shall
not retire without having drank to the health .of my
faithful subjects." Aud when the Officer who served
his Majesty stepped when the glass wa,s but halt filled,i
Pour on, pour pn," said the Piing—`• till it up
I shall not driuk the health of my brave gui:rd and
national guard in half a glass," The acclainatiout
were immediately redoubled,
A dinner will be given on Monday next similar to
. the last by the:officers of the ria:.:oaal guard to those
of the royal guard. •
At Ghent thitty.five• shopkeepers were punished,
ork the `27th ultjmo, for io ids during the hours
of divine service. •

The pi isste examinatiors of the prisoners detainOd
att l'A.hhAye still continue.
it is asserted by, a contemporary—,s that tro Ka.

dirrs of the Royaj Guard were accosted on the Bou-
levards by two persons genteelly dressed, Wii(J Ori::Ted
them money to cry Vive rgulpereur e they imme-
diately arrested the two persons and took them to the
Police." We know vary well that one excellent and

loyal spirit actuates. the whole of that distinguished'
body of men, and'we condemn as impplitic any 4di.
.let who trump ors ricliCultlns- story like the above
atetely to finish with—ie This is a fresh prdof of the
exce:cnt spirit which anima:es the Royal Guard."
4o one ever doubted their zeal and loyalty, and we
think other more respectable methods might bo re-
sorted to, it daily compliments must be paid' them.
Marshal Macdonald is expected in i'aris to-morrew.
The Duke de Lurembourg has been named French
Ambassador to the Court of Brazil.
M. Vernegues has been appoinied resident Minister
at Florence.
Scveral inhabitants of Conde have arrived at Paris
to give evidence on the trial of General Bormairt
Ex-Comma:Wain ot Conde, accusud of shooting Co.
nonce Gordon, sent as a :fag of truce by the Icing.
The Generals Drown, Lehtvre Desncuettes, and
&rouchy, who are included in the first list of the
OrOonnance of the 2.11 b July, are cited to appear on
the tith inst..beforeth,e tribunal which is to try them.
These criminals being absent and coi,tumacious, the
citation to General Grouchy has been ached to his
door by an officer of justice..
'ln consequence of a Conveatino concluded 'at
NIL& the Allied troops which remain in France will
not. receive, after the Ist of Fehiuny, any rations Gf
victuals in kind, under any pregeat whatever. The
rations will in future be replaced by an indemnity,
the amount of which en mute than be paid every,
month by the Royal Treasury, and by the care of the,
Generals commanding in chief, Fill be divideill
among the Qfficers under their orders, who will air
in future, by means of this indemnith be able to tub.
sist themselves.
Measures of vigilance and police have been ,adopted
in Prussia, with respect to those exiled from France,
who are goiug to be. sent into Silesia.
From Naples, on the 19th of January, we learn,'
that the Prince of liesse Phillipstal, known fur his
excellent defence of Gaeta, is at the point of death ;
'he has been seized with a fever, which rester all re-
medies, and he is in almost.conitant convulsions.

NISMES. JANU.AP:Y SI.
The Prefect of the department of the Gard is anxi-
ous to make known a letter which he has received
train his Royal Highness the Duke of Angoulenae.
This august Prince, not content with, all the good
which his tutelary presence has p►oduced in our dis-
trict during his too short stay, has finished with an
act which artist infalliblystifie all the germs of discord.
a PAM. JANUARY 24.
44 M. Prefect of the Card.
a Knowing trot the 'Catholics of the City of
Nismes wish to hare their churclies occupied by thei
Protestants, but that the intentioes of theformer can-
Apt be fulfilled Until tbey enter Liao utt arremensent,

'with the bidee for the [Alkalise of Alessi EbtlfAlett
which would compel the Protestants to build one t
1 promise, in the rent of these ayrangernents being
to col:tribute the sum of fifteen thousand francs
toWalds the purchase of the chutches from the Ca-
tholics. If therefori the Protestants and Catholics
decide oh this, I beg you to inform me, that I may
immeeiately pay the 'money.

I desire th:tt the inhabitants may see in this dis.
position on my part how aniinus I am, to far as dc.
pends upon me, to do every thin which can contri-
bute to the maintenance of that perfect lizrmony
which ought to exist among all the subjects of the
Ding.—Your affectionate .1-01.11 i ANTOINE."