Star.
London, England, 1814-06-29 00:00:00

PARIS, JUNE es.

tiffs Itlyal Highness Monsieur is about to return
to Paris : the air of St. Cloud is too piercing. He
is convalescent.

The Chamber of Peers is occupied in matters re-
lating to the order of their proceedings, and the ar-
rangements agreed upon will be made public in a
few days. _

We are assured that the Chamber of Deputies is
occupied in drawing up a law to be presented. to the
King, to provide fer the liberty rf the Press.
Ti)-Jay tile Body Guards did the ditty- of the
Thuilleries, for the first time since their re-organiza-
tion. The detachments were selected from all the
different companies. _ _ _

M. Regnier, Duc de Massn, formerly Minister of
Justice, died to-night in his hotel, of an attack of
apoplexy : he was quite well yesterday.
A new column of English troops, consistin3 of
1500 or 2000 cavalry, with a train of artillery, cqui.
pages, 6:e. will an ive at Tours on the 9th of July.
This column is on its route from Bourdeaux to Bou-
logne, to be there embarked for England.

The body of the young Louis Napoleon, son to
the Ex• King of Holland,Avhich was deposited in the
Church of Notre Dame, has been removed to St.
Leu, in the Valley of Montmorency.'
Yesterday, at nine in the morning, the remains of
General Georges Cadoudal were interred in the Cha-
pel to the right of the Choir of the.Parislt Church of
St. Paul. The funcral service for Generals Georges,
Pichegru. and Moreau, and the eleven victims who
perished with Georges, commenced about noon.—
The Church and Portico were hung with black cloth.
On the Catafalque was placed the rt.d ribband worn
by the brave Georges, and the attributes of the other
Generals, and the draperies were fringed with white :

French and Russian Officers of all ranks, and a
great crowd of well dressed persons in mnurning.
*filled the nave. Among the crowd we ctstingiii,hA
the hi-tither or Georgei,.Madame and Madem
Lajollais; Pere User, eke.
The Martinis de ltiviere accompanied Madame
Armand de Polignac, Who solicited a subscrivirn
for the poor with all the suee and dignity which
characterise her.
After the absolution, ibotieodofficers and a great
number of person* id moulding signed behind the
altar the Register of bdriik and threw Huly water 4m
the tomb of Genefal Georges.

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TIIE IL•ttTSTRIOUS VI3ITC3RS:

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The Emperor of RusstA Landed safely at
yesterday mortals% at seven o'clock. The follosving
letter from our Doter Correspondent, gives some ad;
ditional particulars respecting the illustriou; Visitors :
'S Doves, lies 29 —His Majesty the emperor of Russia em-
barked yesterday condo on board the Ro)al Charlotte yacht,
scion after six o'clock, and was greeted most beat tily by the
ambled populace, Immediately on h.s cedning out of the ccunting-
house of Mr. Feetor, and Jo his wive on the quarter-deck of the
yacht, kis Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence, Admirals Foley
and Blackwood, with the Captains of the Fleet, paid tb r respects
to his Imperial Majesty. His M.je-ay was attetickel on board by
Count Lieven and the Earl of Yar.t.-nrh, with both t 4 whom he
took an affectionate leave, as he ri.d of Admiral Foley and the
Captains. 'I lee Dyke of Clarence went out is the yacht and kit
her in the Roads. His Majesty very ftequt.t:tly Wt ee t so the
thousands assembled on the Quays and Pier• Leads as the yacht
went out of the harbour, and appeared highly pleased at 114 at-
tention shown hire, as did the pectators at his condescension to-
wards them.—On the wholei the sight was highly gra..J and ,
ins. His Majesty intended to go to Ostend bet as the wind war
against his going there, be anchored in Cahis Itera is dur.:m rte
nighti and landed there at eight o'clock this morning.— I i.uke •
of Clarence sailed for the Downs this morning —Orsiecafs
DTorcY, Below, and Rouch,with Minister Below, embarked
this afternoon on board his Majesty's sloop Bermuda, for Ostend.
" Arrived his Majesty's sloop Redpole, eaptain Denma',
from Calais, having landed his Royal Highnese the Prince! of
Orange, Counts Ojwarowsky and Cternickeff, Aid-de-Camps to
the Emperor of Russia and suite."

The Gezeue of last night contains an official ae.
count of the late Naval Inspection at Portennuth,
.the details corresponding with those already given of
that interesting transaction.

The great and illustrious .Duke of Wectlectiow
took his seat yesterday in the Hotise of Lords, on
which occasion it will be seen lie
.teas idressed in
elegant and appropriate terms by the I.onu .CHAN-
CELLOR.—The reply ca. his Grace was as modeat.
bis merits are great; and the illastaiiatis Hero was
cheered most heartily en the occasion.
The India Clubs have invited his .Grice the Doke
of WELLINGTON W ii %and Entertainment to be gi wen
on the II th ofjclya Right Honourable %Vartatear.
HASTINGS wilLtaksillie Chair tin that occasion.
Prince Wtta.ta-si Ilrld Waal RIMY of Pautsta,
the KING'S Brothers, remain in London, on a visitao
,the Doke and Duchess ,of Yong... Yesterday morn-
ing the Cams; PaFacs Was taken suddenly ill, and
was obliged to decline accepting an invitation from
,Itsr bi+rear to a Grand ?arty, at her Palace. .
The Clank°, Johnutl,-Wo. XVIII. will he pub.
lisbed on 'the Ist of July, togas'. WWI a Sarphitte-
tdry Mitaler.
Fittatotrrrt, JUNE 26.7--No arriirals. Sailed this •
morning 'thirteen sail of merchantmen to jsin the con-
voy for Portugal and the Mediterranean, now off this;
port. The brig Commerce of Sunderland, &luau,
for Plymouth, struck upon the Manacle; this moan.
ing at two o'clock. Tbe materials w ill be save,t, but
the hull is lost.—Wind N. fresh breez.s..
PLestatTit. dux' a 27.—Came in the Cl.* itExcE man
of war from B inideanx, with the 7th Regiment of
Foot on board ; also the DLELIN man of war, from,
the same place, with troops.—WintfN.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 28.—Arrived the Hicil,.stan
store-ship 'from the Downs. Sailed his blaiesty's
ships CLErit'ATilA and SPRIGHTLY, for the Deism t
His Majesty's ship SAN DOMING-) with a flt•et of
transports for Cherburgh. His Majesty
w's. ship BAN•
TEEM takes convoy for Bourdeaux, and ill sail when
wind permits.—Wind Westerly.
The ships which underwent the review at Ports-
' mouth, last week, arc all ordered to Bourdeaur, to
bring over the troops; for whickpurpose, they are
taking out their lower-deck guns.
A Common Hall was held yesterday at Guildhall,
at which Alderman Woon proposed a series of Reso-
lutions against the Slave Trade, which were seconded
by Mr. NV. SMITII, and agreed to without oppo,,ition.
We observe with real pleasure, that the Mw/tree,
the official paper of the French Government, gives at
full length the admirable speech and resolutions of
Mr. WILBERFORCE. at the late meeting of Friends to
the Abolition of the Slave Trade. This circumstance
affords conclusive proof of the good dispw.iti,m
Lours XVIII. to give free scope to the influence of
reasoning and information on so important a subject.
It unfortunately happens, however, that the French
people in general are eetremely ignorant of the real
facts attending. this abominable traffic. They have
their prejudices, and their jealous fears of the conse-
quences of its abolition. They view the pi oposal as
a wild, a visionary, a revolutionary measure. lo
short, they stand on the same ground now, that a
numerous and powerful body of our own ecunttynssu
good on thirty years ago. It is rossiOleahat the new
French Government may fear the influence of those
who •may conceive that their ititerests wiU l,e affected
by a prohibition of the Slave Trade. If so, iae may
hope that the publication of Mr.Wriasenronca's sptecis
is but the precursor of a more general etfort of th...
French press to enlighten the public mid on this most
important question.
Earl Sri:mita appeared yesterday in the Court of
Common Pleas, to obtain a recovery of certain estates
in bar of dower ; the legal ceremony on such occa •
sions is, that all the Judges during the motions and
other process, wear their black caps.
CORN MARKET, MARK-LANE. JUNE re.
would have sold readily upon hal se total terms as on lay
naarkgt day. Fine Barley Is also In request, and would have soli
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