Star.
London, England, 1830-07-26 00:00:00

GERMANY.

Nvarmszto, Jinx 14.—A letter from Dresden, inserted in
the General Advertiser tel the Germane, says, " Great sensation
has been excited here by the prohibition of a pamphlet not yet pub-
lished, by Alexander Mller, Councillor in the service of Saxe
Weimar, whose exertions directed against Jesuitism and mysticism
are well known. It is prohibited under a penalty of five dollars,
and the Decree of the Supreme Ecclesiastical Court, addressed to
the booksellers and printers, is as follows
" Anthony, King of Saxony, /cc.
" Worthy and well-beloved, &c.—As we are informed that •
work of an offensive nature, called ' The Canonical Guardian,' by
Alexander Milner, is to be published by Brockhass, at Leipzic,
&e. we desire to prevent the publication and circulation of the same.
We hereby request you to give the necessary orders to booksellers
and printers.
" This is our will.

" Ballow VON FIICHEI,

"Dresden, May 21. " GOTTLIEB ST. HEYMANN.
—Nuremberg Correepeudest, July 17."

Er.ixaexto, July 14—Yesterday there was a meeting of
the Board of Directors of the Rhenish West India Company,
at which N. Becher, the sub-director, read a report on the af-
fairs of the Company, of which the following are extracts
—We are happy to say that the expectation which we expressed
at our last meeting (in February this year) respecting Mexico, have
been fully realised. Our report' are of the 6th of May, from the
capital, and of the 9th, from the coast. The political situation
of the country was improved, and the Government consoli.
dated ; trade had become more WOE, and the stock of goods in
our warehouses much reduced. The older consignments had
been, indeed, sold with a loss, but the latter with profit, and our
agents in Mexico were anxious for the arrival of the cargoes
last sent, which were detained so long this spring by the dura-
tion of the frost. in fall confidence of being able to sell them
to advantage. The receipts, and, consequently, the remittances
of many, have become more regular than ever • and since the
Wt Wan we have received remittances to the full amount of
350,000 dollars fur us end our employers. Our agents here write
" That the Mexican Government, with the confidence of the
better classes on its side, had now acquired the respect of the
people in general, and did its utmost to promote order, security,
and the prosperity of the country, that the finances had already
improved under the abort administration of the Minister senor
klangino, and that, therefore, Government should retain the ma-
nsgetnent of affairs. There is the best-founded expectation of
tranquillity, stability, and an improvement of commerce." Belying
on this opinion, the Directors have extended the commerce with
Mexico, as far as the circumstances of the Company will
permit.
FRAN crorr, JULY 17..(112Chlifge on Landon.)—Two months,
151.

TIE ARVY.

LIMERICK. JULY 21.

On the arrival of the 36th from Ireland at Barliadoess, the 27th
will return to Cork
The 35th regiment, on being replaced by the 60th at Barbadoes,
are ordered to Portsmouth.
One Major-General will he struck off the Irish staff; and Sir
G. Bingham at Cork is to be removed, his period of service having
expired; and Major-General Thornton at Armagh is to be trans-
ferred to Jong. Only one of these Mara will be replaced.
Many of the Lieutenent.Coloneb of the Line have now been in
that rank 10, 15, and even 20 years, and served during the whole
of the lase arduous war.
Capt. Norms, 511th regiment, from London, has joined his re-
giment here thb day.
The Hen. Nathaniel Massy, brother of Lord Clarion, is ap-
pointed to a Majority in the 87th Fustian.