Star.
London, England, 1824-06-15 00:00:00

LISI;ON, MAY 25.

44 Moct Illustrious and Most Excel t Sir—The King
our Sovereign consideting Cie ill state of health of
Senor Jose Antonio de Oliveira Leite de Barros, Mi-,
nister and Secretary of State for the Aff ins of the King-
dom, lias been ple.o,ed to order that, from this day, the
portefeuille of that depaitment shall be confided to your
Excellency, till his Majesty sh:tll take a new resolution
on the subject, which I communicate to your Excel-
lency by his Majesty's commands.

" GOD preserve your Excellency.
(Signed) " Conde de SUB SIERRA.

" Palace of Bemposta, May 24, 1824.
" The Most Illustrioua and Most Excellent Marquis de Palmella."
Waa-Oence, 24TH Max, 1824.

46 The Committee for the Affairs of the Colonies
having to proceed without interruption in the labours
with which it is charged, by its invitation, informs all
Officers who are in circumstances to appear before the
Committee, that they are to present themselves before
the 15th of June next."

Frankfort and other German Papers to the 10th inst.
reached us this morning. It appears that the Council

of the Canton of Tessin° is so alarmed at the residence
of a few foreigners among them, that most rigorous
decrees have been is,ued against them. The following

are extracts :--

SWITZERLAND, JUNE 2.

The Council of State of the Cauton Tessin() has
ordered a new inquiry respecting all foreigners at pre.
I
sent in the Canton, that all those who have not obtained
express permission from the Council of State may be
ordered immediately to depart, and, if needful, be con-
veyed over the frontiers. The third Article of this Re-
solution runs thus: foreigners who are comprehended
in any of the following classes shall, on no pretext what-
ever, be tolerated in the Canton, and cannot, therefore,
be furnished with licenses of any kind :

1. Those who have been obliged to leave their own country on
account of political transgressions.

2. Those who have been condemned for such causes in their own
country, and have escaped punishment by flight.
3. Those who are affected by existing conventions with other
States, for the delivering up of criminals; lastly,
4. All deserters and refractory conscripts of allied and friendly.
Powers. If any individuals of the above description have ob-
tained permission to reside, by means of improper testimonies and
papers, or otherwise, they will, if discovered, be proceeded against
by the Council of State, as shall be found expedient.

me Municipal Authorities are enjoined to see to the
execution of this ordonnance ; and they are to pay 40

francs for every foreigner discovered within their dis-
trict who has not the permission of the Council of State,
which will from time to time cause search to be made,
and inforMation collected, in whatever manner it shall

judge proper. It seems that all the rigorous dispositions
of this ordonnance, which was issued on 26th April,
were found insufficient ; for on the 14th May another
was issued with still stricter provisions. The Munici-
palities, on pain of being fined, are to take care that
every foreigner residing in the Canton shall give actual
security in the sum of 200 francs. Accurate lists of
foreigners shall be kept in each parish, stating the
names, country, profession, &c. of every foreigner, his
license, and the time of his arrival and departure.
Every Municipality is to send an attested copy of these
lists to the Council of State in the first three days of June.
HANOVER, MAY 27.

Our Government has at length obtained from that of
England an order to his Majesty's ships to protect• H-
anoverian vessels against the Algerine corsairs, and has
sent notice of this circumstance to the provincial Ma-
gistrates, and to the Consuls in France, Spain, and Por-
tugal. Thus North German ships can at length navi•
gate in safety the Mediterranean, from which they have
been, as it were, banished, and they will, doubtless,
avail themselves of this liberty.

New Brunswick Papers have becn received to the sth
of May, but they do not contain any information.

WINDSOR, JUNE 1.4.—Yesterday afternoon, his MA,
JESTY dined at the Royal Ledge in the Great Pgrk, and returned
,in the evening to the Castle.—Tbis afternoon, the }Coin and his
retinue left the Castle at a little after one o'clock, for the Royal
Lodge. His MAJESTY returned to the Castle, and entertained a
select party at dinner.
Mr. Secietary and Mrs. CANNING gave a grand din-
ner, on Saturday last, at Gloucester Lodge, to Monsieur and Madame
Falck (the Netherlands Ambassador), Baron and Baroness Langs.
slorff, Lord and Lady Francis Conyngham, Count Lieven, Baron
Binder, M. Roth, Baron Fagel, Count Villa ILA, Lords Elliot,
Clanricarde, Donstass, &c. . .