Star.
London, England, 1830-09-07 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRANCE.
(FroneGolkotteni's Afessesper of Saturday.)
M. Saym, an attaché of the Spanish Embassy to London, arrived in
Paris from 31adrid on Thursday, and after delivering despatches to
Count d'Ofalis, continued his route to London. The despatches men.
tion the arrival at Madrid of the Count d'Ofilia, who quitted Paris on
the 19th ult. to announce the events in France up to the embarkation of
Charles the Tenth; but this fact was not made known to Ferdinand,
and it is impossible to depict the dismay into which the partisans
of the Camarilla were thrown by the news. On Thursday also
Portuguese courier was despatched to Madrid, to communi.
Cate to the Spanish Cabinet the acknowledgment of the new
French Government by Great Britain, and the departure of General
Mina for the frontiers. The recognition of the Government of King
Louis Philip by England having been communicated to Bourdeaux by
telegraph, the intelligence was announced in the evening at the Grand
flisatte, upon which the orchestra immediately smelt up the sir of
"UOD save the King," amidst the reiterated acclamations of the spec-
tators. This morning, the Dukede Tarentum, Baron Pasquier, Presi-
dent of the Chamber of Peers, and the Prefect of the Selne, had an
audience of the King, after which his Majesty received deputations from
'tie National Guards of various provincial towns. At 11 o'clock, the
king held a Council of Ministers, who sat in deliberation till three.
Extract of a private letter of the 28th ult. from Toulon t..—" The early
amval of the Alga, bearing Admiral Dupe sag, is announcevi.
The approach of the autumnal equinox renders it neeetwary that all the
large ships should leave Algiers, as they cannot remain without danger.

A despatch from Paris of the 18th ult. orders that the division of the
fleet that is to remain in the ports of Algiers, Boos, and ()ran, shall be
under the command of Admiral Alassieu de Clerval, and be composed
of the frigates the Siren, Victoire, Bellone, and Circe ; the sloops
Perle and Creole • the brigs Cygne, Hussar, Asses, and Ducouedic;
the store-ships Bonita, Lybia, Adour, Rhone, Caravan, and Dor-
dogne ; the tenders Vigogne, Robust; Astrolabe, Lamproie' Truitt.,
Charneau, Garonne, and Bayonnais, and any other vessels
Admiral Duperre may think neccuary. There will be left tor
the conveyance of despatches three sloops, seven brigs, and four steam-
boats. The following ships will return to Toulon, and remain in the
roadstead s—the ships Alger, Trident, and Breslau ; the frigates Gael.
elite, Dldon, Artimise, Calypso, Thetis, and blagicienne • the sloops
Victorieuse and Echo; and the brigs Cuirassier, Ruse, 'Fauns, and
Zebre. There will be sent to Brest to be dismantled two ships of the
line, six frigates, one sloop, for brings, three steam-boats, and four gun-
boats. There will remain dismantled, at Toulon, six ships, eight fri-
gates, three brigs, and eight gun.bosts. These arrangements are, how-
ever, to be subject to such alterations as Admiral Duperre, on his return
Ito Toulon, may think necessary.
The Journal du Commerce says—" We publish, upon information
which we believe to be authentic, a list of the citizens at whom a blow
was to.be aimed by the tyrannical measures of the late Administration.
1 We are assured that warrants had been signed on the 26th of July,
although they bear the date of the 26th. The Aliuisters, influenced by
a singular scruple, dared not to lay their hands upon citizens invested
with the character of deputies, and they imagined that their ordinances
of July 26 had the power to deprive them of it. Thus the Members of the
Chamber whosenames figure in thelist arequalified former Deputies.' A
sentiment, which will be appreciated by all generous and well thinking
men, induces us to conceal the name of the magistrate of the Tribunal
de Premiere Instance who signed the warrants of arrest which
were issued on the 26th of July against the follow persons :
Messrs. Eusebe de Salverte, GenuaiDemarcay, General Count Clausel,
General Lsmarque, Tircuir de Cornelia, Benjamin Constant, the Count
de Bondy, Darla Dufresne, Viennet, Daunon, General Mouton, Count
de Lobau, Labbey de Pompiercs, Mauguin, Advocate; Devaus, Ad-
vocate ; the Marquis de Oramniont ; Mercier, President of the Tribu-
nal of Commerce at Alen= ; Colonel de Briqueville. Colonel Jacque.
mina; Dupont (de l'Eure), and Audry de Puyraveu, all former Depu-
ties; lambert, Advocate; Odillon Barret, Advocate ; Alerilhou, Ch.
Dunoyer, Publicist ; Lieutenant-General Pajol, Chatelain, and de L 2.
penauze, editors of the Courtier Francais; Ch. Fabre, editor of the
Tribune des Deparionerm ; Erariste, Dumoulin, Cauchols Lemaire,
and Anneea, editors of the Constitutional ; L. Pillet, editor
of the Journal de Paris; Roqueplan and Bohain, the editois
of the Figaro g Bert, editor of the Journal du Commerce ; J.
Coate, Battle, and Barbarous, editors of the Maps • Gauja, editor of
the National; and P. Leroux, editor of the Globe: Seeing the ur.
gency of the case, See warrants of depot were issued against Messrs. de
Schonen, Counsellor at Paris ; de Podenas, Counsellor at Toulouse ;
Chardel, Judge of the Tribunal of the Seine ; and Bayou:. Judge, all
former Deputies; and Atadier Montjau, Counsellor at Nimes. Orders
were also given to exercise surveillance over Messrs. Jacques Woe,
Banker; Casimir Perrier. Banker • Baron Louis, formerly a Minister:
Lieutenant-General Count Gerard Lieutenant-General Dumas, General
Lafayette, Destult de Tracy, jun. and Vatismenil, Minister of State,
former Deputies; Colonel Fabvier, Vice-Admiral Truguet, Peer of '
France ; Montalivet, Peer of France ; Charles Comte, formerly editor
of the Censesor .Ettropeass ; Barthe, Advocate; and Leon Thiesse,
Journalist.