Star.
London, England, 1814-07-25 00:00:00

PARIS, JULY if.

Monsieur Count d'Artois dined yesterday at the 11
Thuillerics with the King : he returned to St. Cloud
at eight o'clock in the evening.
Yesterday the Duke de Berry inspected several of
the Barracks occupied by the Garrison of Paris.
There was no meeting of the Chamber of Delos-
ties yesterday. It was reported that the Minister of
Finance would present the Budget, but this business
has been put off until to-day.
We are assured that the Prince of 13enevent will
repair, as Ambassador Extraordinary from France,
to the Congress to be held at Vienna for the definitive
settlement of the affairs of Europe.
The manufactures of Lyons begin already to feel
the beneficial effects of peace. We learn from that
'citytbat numerous orders arrive from all pans; but
that there is a want of workmen.

.114rtirCC,of Monaco, Honore IV. reamed the
?oseessiou of bis tenitoty the 19th of hag, in ton-

fortuity to the Treaty Or iris of the SOi6 of May.
The King has published ad ordinance, confittling
the institution of the Legion of Honour.

The fact of certain persons at Gibraltar, offensive
to the Spanish Government, having been seized and
sent to Cadiz, though no official information an use
subject has yet reached. Government, is stated through
so many channels that we cannot doubt it : but
respecting one of the Gentlemen seiz.A, we haie
learnt a fact, which makes • us doubt whether
the Governor of Gibraltar w 45 at all acquainted with
the circumstance. It appears that the individual al-
luded to, was an acquaintance of the Spanish Officer
commanding at San Roque, and that the latter in-
vited him as a friend, within the lines, and having
thus obtained possession of his person, sent him on
board a ship that he might be consigned to the dun-
geons at Cadiz.
It is much more probable that the other two were
kidnapped by some equally infamous manoeuvre than
possible that the Governor of an English Fortress
could be induced to abuse his power and violate the
laws of hospitality, by giving up to their bigotted
enemies persons who had fled to him for protection.
Alas, poor Spain I what. evils art thou doom!d to
suffer from " our lvt.ved Ferdinand !." from bigotteci
Priests, and a re-established Inquisition? We almost
wish, had it been possible in the nature of things, that
the interests of King Joss Pit
_could have been sepa-
rated from those of NAPOLEON, that he might have
been suffered to occupy the throne of Spain. It is
impossible to look at Spain without feeling anguish
that the valour of our troops so gloriously extrted for
the emancipation of that country, should have ',roved
so fruitless in benefit to the people !
It is impossible that things can long remain it:
their present state in Spain, and we are si•riou..ly up.
prehensive that the infatuated conduct of the Govern-
ment 'IA ill soon hurry the country into a civil war.
Let us hope that temperate remonstrances from odic,
Sovereigns wilt not be withheld ; and that possibly
they may produce some good. 01 the latter, how-
ever, we have great doubt.

The other Powers of Europe have a right to inter-
fere for the welfare of the general fnnily ; but
a most delicate point, The Spluich Pattiots have
made Elrope their debtors, nor should the ‘vill
of 171:1:01NAND, or the had men whose advice he fol-
lows, be sufftle4 (it it can by any means be pre-
vented) not only to deprive the patriots of the reward
to which their labours and sacrifices have entitled
them, but to load tl.em with insult, bjury, and op•
pression.

Saturday her MA mil' and Princesses MARY and
Auutardt visited. the Palsce REGENT at Carlton.'
HOUW. At tsso o'clock the Panes held a Court,
which was attended by the Cabinet Ministers and
Great Officers of State; the Archb;slit p Of CANTER-
BURY, the CHIEN JUSTICE of the King's Bench, the
BARON, IN. SPEAKER of the lioue- if Com-
mons, the JUDGE of the Admiralty, the Euls of
ABERDEEN and SHAFTESBURY, )gird STEWART,
Count Mworriat, kc. kc. His RovAt. HionNess
nest held a Privy Council, when a Proclamltion
was agreed to be issued, calling upon all lit itish
subjects . leave America. Alter the Council M.
D'lvertNots, Minister from the Republic of Ge-
neva, was introduced to his Rovm. Histaass, and
had a private audience, to deliver his credentials ; as
WAS M. JURIM IN, his Secretary of Legation ; and M.
de FERENDERICK, Envoy Extraordinary from the Re.
public of Berne, who also delivered his credentials ;
likewise M. DE HALLER, Counsellor of the aforesaid
Legation; and Mr. B. TAYLOR, on being appointed
to a foreign mission. His Royal Highness gave au-
diences to the Earls Of HARROWRY, LIVERPOOL, BA
THIRST, and CATHCART, andViSCOUntSCASTLEREACII,
and SIDMOUTII.

His Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE is
much recovered 'rum his late severe, indispositioa.

The Princess &mattEnt has been appointed Ran-
ger of one of the Parks : her *Cammission was sealed
on Friday in the Court of Chancery.
It is reported that the Archduchess MA ntl LOUISA,
after a short stay at Aix, will proceed to join BONA-
PARTE, in Elba. Her attachment to hiss: is so unal-
terable, that she has constantly worn his picture ;
and during her recent visit to her Imperial relations'
at Vienna, she was frequently seen to kiss it.
A letter from Antwerp, dated July 11, says,
" The Hereditary Prince of ORANGE is expected here
to take the command of the British Army (uf which
he is a Lieutenant Generals) in Brabant. Dutch
Commissioners arrived here to-day fi,r the purpose to
assist at the division of the Fleet, naval stores, &c.
They have been called on by the other Powers to as-
sist those of Britain.

The Barb3does paper of May 16, says-4, On Sa-
turday last an affair of honour took place at St. Ann's,
between two officers stationed there ; and we regret
to add thatone of the parties received his adversary's
ball in his brodist at the third shot, which passed
through his body, and terminated his existence in two
hours."

It appears by a return made to the House of Com-
mons from the Colonial Department, dated the sth
inst. of the slave•ships condemned in the British Co-
lonies, together with the number of slaves they had
on board, from 1808, to l 812, that no less than forty
vessels were condemned daring that period, viz. 27
at Sierra Leone, five at the Cape, three at the Ba-
hamas, two at Barbadoes, and three at Jamaica, con-
taining, altogether, 625/ slaves ;of whom 1200 were
females.

Lvcatos 'rareness—Saturday night the Opera of
the Sier et he/ImA was performed at this Theatre, in
whith Mr. Coots, from Dublin, was introduced, for
the first time this season, in the character of the Se-
radier. He was encored in the song of Lilla come doers
go *e, and the duet with Miss KULLL. He received
the most unbounded applause from a most brilliant
and crowded' atdience.