Star.
London, England, 1824-08-27 00:00:00

FRANKFORT, AUGUST 20.

We find the following article in a German Paper:
The Special Committee of Inquiry at Coper.ich,
notwithstanding the great number of persons under con-
finement, and the difficulties arising from the extensive
ramifications of the Secret League, has already pre-
pared the indictments for high treason against thirty
individuals. The Tribunal of Breslau will try these
causes; and it seems that some persons will be con-
demned to death as guilty of a conspiracy violently to
overturn the Government, or of a plot against the life
and liberty of the Sovereign. Should the principal
authors of these plots be punished with all the severity
of the law, there is reason to expect that the Royal
clemency will greatly mitigate the punishment of most
of these young men, who are rather deluded than cri-
minal. Several of the leaders are said to have under.
taken journies into other countries, and to .have entered
into associations with foreign malcontents. It is though
that the sentence that will be passed will give a just no-
tion of this dangerous association, which not On :r
spreads its pernicious political dieories.amopg the stu-
dious youth, but even threaten to gain grourid among
people in public offices, and private persons. We leala
with regret that several Professors, who should hare
known the dangerous tendency of such theories, are
among the prisoners.

"It is affirmed that the police 3f Berlin havesucceeded
in discovering, in one of the provinces of the Prus,iaa
Monarchy, a secret association, which had the prcject,
not only to overthrow the constitution of the Provincial
Assemblies, but had also conceived the gigantic project
of giving a new organization to all Germany, by ea.!.
blishing the system of unity. We look impatiently for
the particulars of thit affair, which much excites the
attention of the public."
PETERSBURGII, AUGUST 4.

We expect here M. Warell, who will be appointed
Minister at our Court by the Cabinet of London, till tint
arrival of the new English Ambassador. Letters
from Hamburgh say, that the destination of M. Warell
is changed, and that M. Stratford Canning will come
to St. Petersburg!' as Envoy Extraordinary, and after-
wards take the character of Ambassador.

Sir Charles Bagot and the Hon. V. Cathcart are de-
parting for England. The former, it is said, will suc-
ceed Lord Strangford at Constantinople, and the latter
is already nominated Minister Plenipotentiary from Lug-
land to the German Diet. Prince Felix of Schwartzen-
burg succeeds M. de Bombelles as Counsellor of Lega-
tion from the Court of Vienna, and he will also act as
Austrian Charge d'Affaires, during the absence of Baron
Lebezeltern, who is going to leave us for a time. Tl,c
negotiations between our Cabinet and the Courts of
Paris, London, and Madrid, respecting the affairs et
the South cf Europe, and with the Court of Vienna, on
the affairs of the East, are prosecuted without irtc7rup-
Lion, and have, latterly, been carried on with inc:cascd
activity.

Bombay Papers to the 25th of Apt il have reached 1.%
One of them copies from the Calcutta Gazette a rutin,
document, in the shape of it reply from t!..e Vize•Rny
of PEcu, or " most fortunate King of White Elephants.
and Lord of the Seas and Earth," as Le styles Eiats:.l,,
to the remonstrance of the Governor ;
:le claims Del.%al a; one of his dependencies.
Tl:e Vicr
Rolt not deigning to negotiate with the British Governorhiniy..lf, says, " know that the Guyer trots on the Blames('
frontier have full autho,ity to act, and that until every
thing is settled, a commani,:ation need not be made to
the Golden Feet," adding, " The Rajahs and Genc-
rals of- Arracan, Ramoo, Cheduba, &c. &c.
on hearing these occurrences, rise like giants, and
Mengee Maha Bandoala has been appointed to regulate
all the State affairs. Ile is vested with full powers, 21-d,
on all important occasions, reference is to be matte to
him, via Arracan. If the Governor-General has aI,Y

.:.g to represent, he is advised to state his case to the
L.:,(1.001.1 by petition."
Nye ,iope that by this time. the King of White Ele.
• .Tti has chopped his tide of " Most fortunate," re•
iirl.l;,lled all claim on Berigo, and been taught that it
is not beneath him to negotiate with a B: itish (iloVernot-1
(ierier.il in India, even in person. At least exertions vvere
mikirg in all quarters to give hint proper inaructions
on (knee points. The force under orders to march against
the Barniese* amounted to 29,000 men, ,iz. 12,000
from 11(11:IA.(4/00 from :Madras, and 2,000 from Bom-
bay. Captain CANNING was to accompany the expe-
diticn ac political agent. lie was to embark at Calcutta,
in the Company's) Licht Nereid, on the 10th of April
The Diana steam-boat had been purchased by the Go-
ve.nmeht for eighty thousand rupees, in order-. to pro-
ceed with the expedition. She was to be armed with
two six pounders, and to be put under the orders ofcapt.:;:i MannyArt', of the LARNE sloop of war. Sir
j:UWARD I'AGET, the Commander-in Chief, arrived at,
Ca:citta on the 22J Mare), from the iiitelior, and had.
been inircriiitingly employed from the day of his arrival
in niakhig t.h nec.:ssary aftangements for the expedi-
tion. The :•ul3,cliption at Calcutta, for the relief of
the cii,tx:!ssed settle, s in Southein ica, had exceeded
1,900 rupees, anj that at Bambay was upwards of two
thousand.

A pact, which sailed from Kingston on the 13th
•-!. July, has bt eugl:t news from Jamaica up to that date.
T.•;! 'elms received by the packet from the immediate
rceav of the late d .turbances, through channels
v. hich had the best means of asce:t.iiiiirg 'he fact, state
th..it the timely discovery of the conspiracy and all its
ramifications had, together with the ener.;e,ic measures
pursued by the and:ol;6es to meet and put it down,tc7
moved all fear -of immediate danger.—We are happy to
state that the commercial advices from JaMaica are
fa yard able.

l)::)atf.!ies were received this forenoon at the Clo-
ria! Offct, Downing-street, from Demerara, dated the 31 and 6th
of Jul:. at which periods, we are happy to say, the Colony was per-
fectly traeviil.

TILE

T, is said that the 97-li negiment of Fi:ot is ordered to C,..y10n,
.31‘d Avid ev.hark in the next fleet for that couLtry,...t Portsmouth.
AI division ui the Bth Regiment of F. which recently
3ri-,e‘.l at Port-mouth frint the Mediterranean, ha-: received orders,
;wet pc:fan-Moe; quarantine, to proceed to Plymouth.
I age th-ta.-.111.1,7nt of Central Service-m.n will shortly embark
tt lsle or Wight, for Cape Coast.