Star.
London, England, 1822-02-25 00:00:00

PARIS, FEBRUARY 22.

Next Saturday Sir Charles Stuart, the English Am-
bassador, will give a grand dinner, to which the
King's Nlinisters, and the Ambassadors and Ministers
Plenipotentiary of foreign Powers are invited.
One of our Journals this morning has the follcwing
article :—" The house of General Berton, in the rue
de la Tour d'Auvergne, was surrounded yesterday
morning, by an armed force, while agents of the
police were making search inside. The General was
from home. His servant was examined."

A letter from the Minister of War, the Duke de I,
Belluno, to the Commandant of the 72d Regiment
of Artillery, notices the honourable manlier in which
they exculpated themselves from any participation in
the conspiracy of Nantes, and expresses his conviction
of their devotion to their country. The Minister con-
siders that all fears of internal commotions in France
have wholly subsided.
Mr. Douglas Loveday has addressed a new Petition
to the Chamber of Deputies, which will be reported
upon in the course of next week.
The Echo corvette arrived at Toulon on' the 11th
instant, from Smyrna. At the departure of this ves-
sel the best order continued to reign among the ships
employed in the Levant. They have visited the dif-
ferent ports in succession, and have exercised their
usual activity in affording protection to our Rag,
which has acquired so much respect that our mer-
chant ships are much sought after by commercial men,
who have shipments to make. In general there is ob-
served, throughout the Levant, a sentiment of good-
will and consideration far the French ; and this fa-
vourable disposition is certainly owing, in a great
measure, to the activity and energy of the Officers
who command the King's ships.
It is stated from the Banks of the Danube, the Gth
February, according to the Nuremberg Correspondent,
that the Elam of Egypt had promised the Divan to
send, about the middle of January, a considerable
squadron to the aid of the island of Candia, and
which, it is added, would act also against the islanders
of Hydra, Spezzia, and Ipsara, so as to make them
return under the dominion of the Porte.

It does not appear that the Divan has any intention
of taking from the Greek nation the Hospodars to be
sent to the two Principalities. It is thought that it will
nominate to these offices natives of the country.
On the Bth instant, five shocks of earthquake were
felt in the environs of Landshut, in Bavaria, in less
than 80 seconds..

The accounts from Spain received to-dathave no-
thing decisive in them; the party of the present Mi-
nistry and the party of the Communeros everywhere
struggle with equal resources. The city of Murcia
has submitted, and the Military Chiefs of the Oppo-
sition have been sent to Jiffeient garrisons. The
same measure has been taken at Seville.

People are not safe even at the gates of Madrid;
the band of Mingo carries off the money from the
carriages and public coffers. A Madrid Journal has
just published an article on the right of the People,
the only true Sovereign, to yunish with death per•
jarred tyrants. Being summoned before the Jury of,
' Accusation, the complaint was disregarded: but one
of our correspondents intimates, that the article and
the dismissal of the charge were only Ministerial
manoeuvres against the Liberty of the Press, which
they desire to render odious.
MADRID, FEBRUARY
A conspiracy is said to have been discovered at
Aranjuez, which was to have broken out on the 6th
instant. General Itiego has arrived at Madrid, but
by night, and under a borrowed name. Few persons
are in the secret, for fear of any public demonstra-
tion of the enthusiasm which his appearance every-
where excites. The Patriots prepaicd a triumphal,