Star.
London, England, 1814-07-30 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

We bare received Paris Papers of 'Wednesday.—
They afford a kind of hope in an article from Nurem-
berg. that Poland will be restored to its independence
at the ensuing Congress.
Ali article from Madrid speaks, evidently, in
stifled tone of indignation, against the new Spanish
Government. Alluding to the forged warrants for
shooting the three most eminent Generals in Spin,
the Editor hints, and we think with justice, that the
times are out of joint, when a piece of paper with the
Kings name at the bottom, is to be a sufficient au-
thority for shooting one of his subject without a trial.

PANS, JULY t 7.
There was a Meeting of the Chamber of Peers
Teased''', at which the Chancellor of France pre-

sided.
The Hereditary Prince of Orange has arrived at
Brussels.
The anixellois (some say the Berme/hirer, i. e. the
Ladies of Brussels) are so fond of the Scottish High-
landers who are in garrison is their city, that, having
heard of the *pproachiag departure of this corps,
the have made application in the propF'skuarter for
amoral Officers of the British Navy and Engineers
have arrived at Antwerp, in order that the Articles
of the Treaty of Peace, so far as they concern the
shipping at that port, may be executed.
One of General Vanclamme's Aides.de-vamp, who
has arrived at Paris, contradicts the story of that
General having gone over to the Turks. On the
contrary, he is on his return to France.
A German Journal announces, that the Archdu,
chess Maria-Louisa dined, on the .sth July, at 13adets,
with the eidevaße King of Holland,
CALAIS, JULY 24.

The English Admiral Eereiford arrived this morn-
ing in our pert. on board an English smuggler, and
set off immediately far *Paris,
The passage, of Cabiriet Couriers through this town
is very fmquent, but nothing transpires as to the ma
dscs for their journies.
A gang of swindlers has been detected here 3 they
were all Jews ; some have been arrested, others have
fled, and we are now rid of them.
The English have adopted the most rigorous mea-
sures to prevent smuggling: no vessel under 100 tons
burdentan come closer than four leagues to the French
coast. The French Douane system, on the other hand,
is also very severe in preventing the importation of
goods of English manufacture.
LEIPSIC. JULY 17.

- The Emperor of Russia arrived here yesterday
unexpectedly, and in the evening the city was bill.
!gutty His Majesty walked on foot
through the city, and, with his usual condescension
and humanity, visited several officers and soldiers
who had been grievously wounded at the Battle of
Leipsie. To-day the Emperor went to the. Greek
Church, and after reviewing the garrison proceeded
Ott his route to St. 'etersburgh.
The fate of Saxony is by no means fully decided:
several Prussian Public Funciioaarfes, employed In
our fortresses, assure us that the Circle of Wittenberg
and Lower Lusatia will be detached from the King.
dose of Saxony, and incorporated with thelrussian
-Mnnarchy letters from Berlin confirm this intelli-
gence. Prussian Officers of Engineers are now occu
pied in drawing full plans of several districts of
Saxony, particularly of those which ate adjacent to
the Marche of Brandenbetg.
The Cities of Wittenberg and Torgau Wave con-
stantly Prussian garrisons. These two fortresses are
still kept upon the war establishment. We do not
believe the report that Prussian troops are to occupy
Dresden.

MADRID, JULY 15

One of our Journals continues its declamations * it
attacks the Freemasons with as much ardour as if
they were truly formidable. This poor Journalist,
boasts of the sacrifices which be has made in order to
maintain his ephemeral existence; and be confirms
our suspicions on this head. Messrs. Galilean and
Count Torre-Musquies have been his benefactors:
thus be pronounces eulogiums on them, which would
be more lettering if they had the air of being disin-
souptil. The Reverend Father of the Malaya pro-
mises them immortality.
A Decree of the King confirms the truth of what
we already said respecting Generals Elio, O'Donnel,
and Villavicencio, who were all upon the point of
being shot under an order of the Minister of War,
which order was forged by one of their enemies.

His Majesty has declared himself highly satisfied I
with these officers, boasts of their services, and offers
a reward of about 40,000 franks for the discovery 01
the author of the fictitious orders. Pardon is offered
to the accomplices if they denounce the guilty, and
their names shall be concealed. The reparation is
complete, it is true, but it was upon the point of arri-
ving too late. It is net Ins true, however, that there
is some inconvenience in the method adopted, of rt.
garding half a sheet of paper, in which the Minister
makes, the King speak, as a sufficient title to shoot
any bidividual, without any form of process.
Three Magistrates, Messrs. Torres, Gomey, and
Tons, the Consul, are directed to examine into)th.-
,condnct of all persons holding official situations is.
Madrid dining the troubles of Spain. A similar ce m.
ion is to be forred in the Provinces, and the Ent-
/altlft will be retained or dismissed uccording to the
remit of that cavity.