Star.
London, England, 1830-12-21 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

XOT EXCLIISITX.

FKANCS.
(FROM THE MISSAOIII DEC. 19.)
PAM, Dzc. 18.
It is said that as soon as the proceedings in the trial of the
ex-Ministers are completed, they will be taken back to Via-
cennes, where a clerk will read to them the sentence of the
Court of Peers, it not being the custom of that high tribunal
to deliver its judgment in the presence of the accused.
The individual who, under the name of Gauthier, surnamed
Cambord, has been arrested in the department of the Maine
and Loire as a chief of incendiaries,and who has been brought
to Paris at the instance of the Prefect of Police to be ex-
amined, has been brought to make confessions which seem to
leave no doubt respecting his origin, which he had previously
dissembled with great care. The result is, this man was for-
merly a galley slave, a native of the department of Landes.
whose real name is Ducos. These particulars have been
transmitted to the Tribunal, which will soon have to deter-
mine the fate of Duette.

The " Tribune of the Departments" states, yesterday
and to-day, that the Spanish. Portuguese, and Italian Re-
fugees who reside in Paris, have received orders to leave it
in 24 hours, and that the Chiefs of these Refugees will not
obey the order which they have received.
There are several inaccuracies in these assertions, which it
is important to notice :-
1. The dearness of provisions at Paris, and considerations
regarding public order, have caused the order in question
be given, not, however, limiting the time to 24 hours, but
allowing a reasonable delay, and with all the considerations
that are due to misfortune.

2. The Administration gives pecuniary aid not only to the
officers and soldiers, but also to the women and children.
3. This aid is given them in advance, and by day's jour-
ney. to their destination.
4. The Spaniards have five departments for their re.i.
dance, mostly chosen by themselves—Puy de Dome, La
Correa*, La Cher, Upper Vienne, and La Dordogne.
The Portuguese go iato the departments of the Mayeuns,
and of Ile and Villain, where a number of their countrymen
already reside. The Italians have themselves pointed out,
through their agent, the department of the Saone and the
Loire.

5. Several of the Chiefs have already asked permission
to reside at Paris, stating their motives.
This permission has been granted them without diffi-
culty.
6. Strict orders have been given in the above depart-
ments that these refugees shall be mutably lodged. and
treated with all due attention.

The Commissioners named by the persons interested is
the Haytian Loan, hasten to inform them, that conform-
ably to their instructions, they have waited on the En-
voy of the Government of Hayti, and on the President
lof the Council of Ministers, and Dave obtained the most
satisfactory explanations, and have received the assurance
I that a Treaty is on the point of being concluded which
will permit that Republic to fulfil its engagements.

DUTCH PAPERS RECEIVED LAST NIGHT.
WARSAW, DEC. 9.

The Journals of to-day contain a long Proclamation of
General Cblopicki to the Polish Nation, in which he repeats
the assurance that be has accepted the dignity conferred
upon him for a short time only, as the Council of Adminis-
tration bad judged it necessary to have a single person at the
bead of the Provisional Government, and that there may be
more order and harmony in its measures.
By an Ordinance of the Provisional Government, the
Russian prisoners are recommended to the public care.
Those who wish to remain in the country are to apply to
the Municipal Council. The women and servants have
full liberty to depart, and all men and women who remain
at Warsaw are placed under the protection of the laws with
respect to their persons and property. As the late trou-
bles have caused an interruption of commercial trans-
actions, the Provisional Government, in concert with
,the Bank, has resolved that all bills of exchange
which were due on the 29th of Nov. or shall become
due before the 15th of Dec. though they have not been
paid at the right time, or not refused and legally protested,
shall retain their full value till the revocation of the present
Degree. The Bank declares, that as its property amounts
to thirty millions of florins, and its notes in circulation to
only sixteen millions, it is entitled by Art. 23 of the law on
the Bank of 29th January, 1828, to issue notes to the farther
amount of fourteen millions, and it will therefore imme-
diately proceed to put notes of filly florins into circulation.
The Warsaw Gazette says, that the Weywodeships of
Cracow, Kalisch, Lublin, Ploek, and Polachia have sent
addresses declaring their adherence to the Provisional Go-
vernment. The Committee of the Safety Guard, in concert
with the town Magistrates and the Commanders of the
National Guard at Plonk, has sent an oddness to the Dictator,
expressing the general indignation felt against the dema-
gogical clubs, with the assurance that the Weywodeship of
Plonk is resolved to support the Dictator to the utmost to
his enterprises, and in concert with him to put down the in-
triples of demagogues.
FRAU IL TORT, DEC. 12.-. The German Confederation
continues to adopt measures of precaution. The Military
Governors of the fortresses have orders to put them in a
good state of defence. The Prince of Hesse Homlarg,
Governor of Luxemburg, is come for positive instructions,
and will soon return tolisst. It is reported that the
Confederation has authorised the Prussian Government un-
der certain circumstances, to occupy the Grand Duchy of
Luxemburg with 40,000 men, in the name of the German
Confederation.

Duke Charles of Brunswick, seeing his plans Masted
by the declaration of Prussia that no attempt to excite
troubles in Brunswick by the use of arms will be tolerated,
will return by way of Paris to London, probably to abdicate
his power on the most advantageous terms.
Anevaanam, Dzc. 17. Actaal Debt, Two and a
Half per Cent. 381 to 39i ; Arnett Syndic, Four and a
Half per Cent. 65150 671 ; Ditto ditto, Three and a Half
per Cent. 511 to 521.—Exchange on London, 11 87 5-10.
—Dutch Papers, Dec. 18.

RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURGH, Do. S.
Yesterday was the first anniversary of the accession of
his present Majesty. During the night preceding the l"
instant, Isaacs' bridge was taken down, 'a coassquines of
tlts floating ios having begun to maks its appearance on the
mfrs. Yesterday the ice was already strong enough to allow
sir people going across on foot. Oar Gazette of to.iisy
anteing the following proclamations, issued by the military
governor of the City :
" For some time past the inhabitants of this capital bin •
been disturbed by licentious individuals, who amused thew-
sakes by breaking the windows in certain parts of the tot% c•
Every well-thinking individual felt it his duty to waist in die-
severing dues unknown disturbers of public tranquillity,
while the Government, aimless for the maintenance of peace
mad order, node ovary surdas to discover the criminals. If
this did net succeed se soon as was to have bees wished, die
may reams was that the public authorities, desirous of con-
tain themselves within the limits of the laws, were sot dis-
posed to condemn upon are smspicion. At length the di!'
unbent of public essquillity have been discovered, and eliar