Star.
London, England, 1830-09-02 00:00:00

THE PRISONERS OF VINCENNES.

Tlie Commissioners of enquiry of the Chamber of Depu-
ties has sent several of its members to the Castle of Vin-
cennes, to examine the four prisoners now shut up in that
ancient state prison. The following rumours were circu-
lated at the Castle some hours after the departure of the de-
legates. The prisoners acknowledged and testified their
utmost satisfaction at the means adopted by the commission
of enquiry, in taking their examination at Vincennes, in-
stead of bringing them to Paris, which would have exposed
them to a population, too magnanimous to commit any excess
towards them, but still, too sensibly agitated by the wicked
attempts against their rights, not to give vent either to ex-
pressions of wrath or menacing looks at the sight of those
who signed the fatal ordonnances. Messrs. do Guernon
Ranville, de Peyronnet, and Chantelauze, know too well the
state of the law, to fall into any error on the importance of the
accusation under which they stand charged. M. de Chan-
telauze is the only one who appears overwhelmed : as to M .
de Polignac he appears not to comprehend his situation.
The assurance, or rather carelessness and polite levity of the
man, who was for nearly a year President of the Council of
a King of France, confound those who are in the least
unacquainted in the merits and abilities of Courts ! The
prisoners have been separately interrogated, and cannot yet

communicate with each other, but it is believed that it will
soon be granted to them. The filet interview will be painful
in many respects, and most particularly to.M. de Polignac.
—Constitutionnel.

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Consols, which left off yesterday at 9011 for the Aceo:int.
opened at 90k, and are at present 90b to *, with little doing.
The Royal Exchange is shut till 12 o'clock, owing to
anniversary of the Sre of London.
By the Estafette front Paris, the Rents come to 72.—::0
All the letters to-day from the Netherlands agree in statinz
that some disturbances have taken place in different towns,
but they were soon suppressed, and Brussels was tranquil on
Tuesday evening.
Little doing in the Foreign Market as yet, except in Sra-
nish, which have improved.
We have received by the Estafette from Faris this morn-
ing the National of Tuesday, from which we extract the
following :—The private !titers from Naples announce as
certain, according to the orders of the King, held in council,
to devise a new Constitution for the kingdom of Naples.
upon the principles of the French Chute. The same letter
adds, that this Constitution will be soon proclaimed.

According to information from Madrid, the King Fer-
dinand has intimated in his council the necessity of a speedy
convocation of the annual Cortes, in the critical 8:-
tuation in which Spain is at present ; but this proposal of
the King found great opposition amongst the apostolic:!
party.
Montreal papers to the ith Aug. and Quebec to the 4th
Aug. received at the North and South American Coffee-
house, do not contain any thing of importance.
Accounts from Odessa, 9th August, state that the com-
mission for the examination of the troubles at fiebat,tirol.
has terminated, and has been sent to the Emperor. A num-
ber of condemnations have taken place, but it is expected t:st
the Emperor will mitigate their sentences.
Accounts from Algiers. 14th August, state that the dy-
sentery causes great mages amongst the troops : 1,501)
are sick. Oran and Bena have submitted, and have received
French garrisons. Algiers is perfectly tranquil.
CITY, HALF-PAST C= J-
The following is a private letter to a house of the first ro-
peetability in London : _

BRUSSELLS, Aoo. Si, Six, P.M.

Ds* a Been' Ea,—Under the impression that most ex-
aggerated accounts have reached London in regard to this
City, I can assure you, that since Friday night last, the
most perfect tranquillity reigns throughout. I send you a
copy of a circular for the Convocation of the States on the
13th Sept. This will be agreeable to all parties
to the mea-
sure, strongly recommended by the Commission, and several
representations have been forwarded by all the great towns
and finally, I feel confident that good will result from
partial evil.
Consols are 901 for the Account, with little or nothing
doing.