Star. — 1819-11-06 (London, England)

THE E V 14: N ING STAR.  LONDON.  SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 181 9.  •• • •••••••••••• ••• • - •  PRICK OF STOCKt3 .11413 DAY AT ON% O'CLOCK $ per Cent. Itedneici4rait S per Cent. Consols 67/11 31 per Cent. 751./ 4 per. Cent. 831 84,1 • S per Cent. Navy 10.11 i Back Long Annuities 17 7-16 India Stock 207—India Bonds 6 S pre. Exchequer Bills (CI) Is. 2s. dis. • Commercial. 23 51-1, discount Omni= dis. Consols for Acct. 6711.  The Paris Papers of Tuesday and Wednesday have arrived. The following are extracts : The report of an Epidemic disease having broken out in the Texel, is contradicted. The Duke de Richelieu has arrived at Amsterdam. The King of the Two Sicilies has issued a Decree for arresting all foreigners who arrive in his King dom without a passport, or with a passport not signed by the Agent of the Two Sicilies, resident at the place from which they may have arrived. Some disorders have taken place at Brest, on account ofthe arrival of several Missionaries, authorised b; the Bishop of Quimper to preach in his Diocese. On the 24th and 2.51 h, the inhabitants broke the windows of the house occupied by these Ecclesiastics. Letters from Prague state, that the Prince of Swartzcnberg is dangerously ill. The Emperor of Russia does not visit Vienna or Berlin, as repotted. He quitted Warsaw for St. Petersburg, where he was expected to arrive on the 23d of October. A Farriers arrived this morning. The principal details which it presents relate to the Central Commission at Mentz, which, we are told with great gravity, will confine its inquiries to preliminary proceedings, and then send the accused persons before the Tribunals of their respective countries, to be put upon their trials. Was ever undisguised tyranny more openly thrust upon mankind, on the pretext of law! Instead of putting the accused party directly to the bar in his own counts y, he is first to be sent, perhaps from the most remote parts of Germany, before a foreign Ttibunal!—and for'what purpose? to be again sent back to the place he came from, to be there tried for the alleged offence, whatever it may be! And to crown this outrage on the rights of man and the dictates of common sense, we are also told : " That this mode has been adopted only to give more uniformity and activity to the preliminary proceedings of a trial, in which individuals of almost all parts of the Confederation are implicated, and whith would have been endless had the ordinary forms been followed!" Several Reading-rooms at Frankfort have determined no longer to admit the German Papers, and too take French Journals instead of them. It should seem that the Students of the Universities who were  forbidden to attend the proposed Meeting at Berlin, have met in different bodies in several parts of Germany on the 18th of October. A hundred of those young men who arrived the day before from the neighbouring Universities made a great bonfire in the neighbourhood of Frankfort, in spite of the prohibition of the Magistrates. They passed the night in singing patriotic hymns, and listening to the discourses told by some of the students, from a stage which had been erected on the spur of the occasion. The French Government seems to attach great importance to the present state of things in England, for it has given orders at Calais to transmit immediately to Paris, by Telegraphic Bulletins, all important intelligence from this side of the Channel. Both in the Netherlands and in France important results were expected from the proposed simultaneous Meetings of the Radicals on the Ist of November— now happily over without any bad consequences.  Prince of Wales Island Gazettes have been received by way of New York. The following is an extract, d.,ted Coast of Pcdier, 15th March, 1810:  •• 'rho brig Vogl'lamina, Captain Oar:To, sailed from Pulo on the eltt of January; when nearly opposite Achecn, Crew, imtiz,ated by a Seacunny, named Jeru, and tempted by the knowledge of money bring on board, rose at night, and in the rzost cruel manner murdered the Captain and Officers, f::' 7Wlng up their barbarity by throwing overboard the helpless v.:, of the Captain and the servant girl the next morning. They itiattled the vessel, and proceeded in a boat to a place re:: twenty miles from Achet-n, where one of the villains has Lc.!:: secured."  A Cabinet Council was held on Thursday at Lord St.u.mtrrit's Office, which was attcn,:cd by the E.t.a o LiviturooL, the Earl Ilarnunsr, Lord