Star.
London, England, 1831-05-16 00:00:00

FRANCE.

A report is spread that the Attorney-General of the Mug la about to
institute proceedings against the citizens who have shown themselves ds.
corated with the riband of July. before they have submitted to the
(conditions prescribed by the ordonnance of theliing.—lanw.feefiefaire.
We said yesterday that negociations relative toPoland were pursued at
Paris with activity. We do not believe that any thing has yet been de.
tided on, but the near recognizance of the New State is spoken of. The
aliain of Italy are also the object of diplomatic conferences, but they
appear circumscribed to the Two Powers interested. Yesterday a cou.
vier was dispatched for Vienna, and another for Rome. We do not flatter
ourselves with knowing of what they were the beaten, but it was said
not to be declarations of war. To-day the report is renewed of the
approaching disarming of the powers. We wish it more than we hope
it ; however, these gigantic armaments wish heavily tapas all
European populations. The mission reserved for Admiral Verhuell
is the object of many conjectures; some seem to believe that a journey
to Constantinople is in agitation. Some persons, on the contrary. state
that the temporary mission of the noble Peals attached to the affairs of

de Paris.

If the following news, given by the Courrier Francais, be correct,
as we have reason to believe, France will ere long find that prosperity,
of which she has been deprived by the uncertainty which reigns in her
present situation. The Courrier publishes the following:—" It ap-
pears that the security of Ministers relative to the maintenance ("peace,
does not repose alone upon assurances, more or less vague, of the
feint courts. If we may believe the reports generally credited in some
diplomatic saloons, the Plenipotentiaries of the five Great Powers will
meet in London, in about a month. There they will examine with
care the state of Europe, and they will be convinced that the least
spark would illuminate a conflagration, that conquerors or conquered
would no longer have force to extinguish. Each will then make
the sacrifice of his personal views, of his private interests to
the common dingo., and a kind of treaty will be concluded.
They will engage to unite themselves sgainst those of the powers who,
in the ideas of ambition, and without adhesion to the others, amid
commence any war whatever. As to the important questions, like
Poland and Belgium, it is promised to resolve them amicably, and in
• manner not to wound any interest. These bases, agreed amongst
the Ambassadors of the Five Cabinets, have been sent to their es
'padre Courts ; and we are assured that already replies of approval
have arrived at London. Austria, it is said, has not beet► the last to
give bee adhesion. The good will of which she has given proof, has
inspired our Ministers with so much confidence, that they hope in fifteen
days to receive the consent of the Court of Vienna to a dimming. That
Court will give the example, and France will follow by disarming half
the number of troops which Austria will disarm. The properties: has
been fixed thus, in consequence of the position of Frame, which may be
threatened on more sides than 0ne.....Le Tesqu.