Star.
London, England, 1815-08-01 00:00:00

DUI CH PAPERS.

NAPLAS, JUNE ie.
His Majesty, by a dec tee dated yesterday, BUtIIO.
rises the Minister :It War to create Military Commie.'
tees in the provinces where the Ministers of Justice'
and General Police shall think this measure necessary,
for a time, to maittain good order in the interior,
anJ public tranquillity, by prosecuting those guilty
of crime.: since the vath of May, the object of
has been the subversion of public Order. . • '

GENOA, JULY 12. •
The English frigate th.: Spattiate has arrived in,
this part, with twelve; tfausporta, bringing English
troops from Naples ; they amount to 3000 men, and
replace those that lately lett us. The cavalt y, which
was on board .tour transports, lauded . yeku.sciamp,
Duraina.
CASSEL, JULY is.
Our troops occupied Bethel on the 6th, and on
the Stb occupied Rheims by a capitulation with the
Governor. Lieut.-Colonel Scheirer, of the Hussars,
Las advanced upon Laon, to maintain the communi-
cation with Prince Blucher.
STU ITOAItD, JULY 11.
Our Gazette contains a long report. from the Ge.
neral, commanding the blockade or Schlettstadt,
stating the repulse of a vigorous sally made by the
French garrison, which is said to 'amount to 6000
men.

JULY 20.—The King has received fro* Pasis, the
official news of the surrender of Bonaparte to the
English thip the Bellerophon.
Jvt.e 41.—The armistice with the army beyond
the Loin; was to be denounced today, and if this
army &isnot yield at discretion, hostilities will begin
again on the Ist ot August.

ILATISIWI4, JULY Is.
A number of prisoners taken in Abaci have been
brought through bat., on their way to Austria t a
spy has been brought in from Manheint tutor MOIL'
BASLE, JULY 17. •
Yesterday numerous deserters escaped from gins:
ingen. The works for the siege go on rapidly; the
cannon will soon be planted on them.
The Allied.tmops leave Montbeillard to advance.
The French. priivinces feel now what it is to su?port
foreign armies at the expense of the country.
The department of the Upper Rhine is to pay
within a month a contribution of four ;pillion of,
francs. The merchants to pay besides 3601000 at
the end of.* week, and 44W for every day's delay.
Muhlhauien 100,000, and.Colmar 280,000 for requi-
sitions not liana/led, with 2000 for every day's delay.

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FRANKFOta. JULY 24.
The Gazette of Mentz bays, that
‘the news first
publiJied in the Jotancal ck Franifiirt, that the Aus.
trim Geneial Vacqiiant Lad concluded a convention
with General Rapp, is wholly unfounkl..J.

FRANKFORT, JULY so.
Some original letters taken from a French pourier
have been communicated to us ; they so well Picture
the spirit which prev.iiled in France, and especially
in Paris, that we hasten to communicate wine ex-
tracts from them :

TO ma. GAIIIIIIEII, cull, 5571101011 Of Tilt ARM! Or 'Tilt
'UNA.
" PAIIHOULT 11.
" Lads XVIIL bas made his entry here, the haw Poriatans
who so loused for their :id Allies, must new be at.the summit
of their wishes, far Paris is quite full of them. What as out
quite so agrees le is, that ditty must lodge and feed the troupe.—
No bouseboldes has hwer that six men, and some have st, Bte.
How malancissly, too, is your situanon. Soon you will he out
or seryice, am thereon:4 for so many years' labour; we must
men at, more Irons our ruined country. Honour is nut to be
dunisfu of; for France there exists no honour more."
" PAOLI, JULY 12.
" My dear Gabriste-rmir sad apprehension are realised. We
„arsi again eislevavel, isn.l and foot, to the MINA Pawns.
Vows XVIII bin made his entß ; the time tribute or adulauois
bag been paid Mai, as It was in Much td HOSlViatle f but liEtiptr
wouldcally deceive thestaehes, it they ciinclusieni Ireathie
that he is beloved:
" While we are hers &winker the white cockade+, those% not
so rvAily as the lying byline:nes Is thetr costemptlpiejuer.44,
would have it behaved, the array is. takes the vilipluese4l
rids k &bled the Lore. WM it be reale as take-it away /
A report is siesta* fist the Ups, In moos disHilvieg the army,
'iMande In treat It Mat 1/11.111814‘111".".*
. •

Maps dais the AMed 4r/ordeal saes opted this Oat to
make good use of tkelr victory.-
" The Pianists, .k seem wanted to blow up the leidge of
Anaterlits and Joys they may as well laws vs the 4terile
mortals of those days °Clair lost glory : we fed oar loss the more
bitterly, when we are daily reminded of our trophies.
" Not the least reepect Is ihewu to the returned King. The
Prussians bivouac in the Carousel, and the gardens of the Lux-
emburg. • Commas ars planted on the bridges, and the private
houses are lull of soldiers. We are mated this time like a (AAP.
qaered couutri. They talk of kv)ing a contribklion of 3t4
millions upon France, of which Paris num pay 100: yet all this
does not interrupt the Parisians In their thoughtless pleasures.—
You ate them every eveniug dancing and singbig their favounte
airs in the gardens of the rigs. What a contemptible
nation r