Star.
London, England, 1825-07-12 00:00:00

it will be seen by our extracts in smiths!. *damn, the' "
the news is sonsewhatfavourable. These Pipers contain
the following answer of tbscouncil of State of Geneva to
the motion of Mr. ETNAIIID Lining, made in tho sitting
of last year, " That measures might be takes to preserve
the memory of events important to the country, and
of the men who have done great services to the Re-
public."
" Experience teaches us that the memory of events
important to the country is not extinguished. With
respect to the question whether it be advisable to honour
the memory of men of merit by monuments or other
proofs of public gratitude? the Council of State is of
opinion, that in Republics such rewards ought not to be
bestowed, except for very extraordinary actions, which
prove the pureest heroism and perfect self-denial, and
which, consequently, are beyond the usual sphere of
civic virtues. In a small State like ours, the oppor-
tunities of serving the country by glorious deeds occur
very seldom.
44 If the Government were to establish, by a legis-
lative measure, the principle and the mode of such
national recompences, it night be apprehended chit
pretensions would be excited which it would be at times
difficult properly to apps eciate. If the Courcil of the
Republic think fit to do honour to the memory of dis-
tinguished ci kens, they are at liberty to do so, and
no law is necessity to authorise them, &c."

This f >renoon we received Milan Gazettes to the 29th
ult. It will be seen by the following extract, that tran-
quillity has been restored at Pavia:
PAVIA, JUNE 21.

The perfect tr-rnquillity which is restored in this
City, as we announced yesterday, has not again suffered
the slightest interruption, everything having returned
to its usual course. The lectures in the University pro-
ceed in the customary manner, and are attended with
the greatest application and exactness; arid the time for
the examinations approaching, the Students are zealously
preparing themselves for the occasion.

Sir HARCOURT Lam has addressed a letter to the
Protestants of I; eland, charging them, as they value his
past services, and look forward to his future support,
not to have any public procession on -the ensuing
Twelfth of July. " If," says he, " you should be mad
enough to act in open defiance of both law and pru-
dence, at such a critical period, you will arm your
enemies with the most deadly weapon yon could place
in their hands, and at once annihilate the entire of that
noble political edifice which I I:a%e nearly completed,
for the permanent security of your Church, your Con-
stitution, and your Country." We hope the advice of
the Rev. Baronet will be attended to.

In another column 'we have inserted a Circular Letter
(torn Mr. S !cretary Pact to the Chairmen of the Quarter
Sessions, on the subject of the New Jury Bill, which is
one of the most important, and promises to be one of the
most beneficial Acts the Legislature ever enacted.—
This admirable statute will remain on record as a per-
manent memorial of the Right Hon. Gentleman's
torial ability. It is highly important that all its prepara-
tory provisions should be well understood, and the" ma-
chinery" of the Act be brought into a state of readiness
for operation before the commencement of next
year, when the Act will come fully into force.—
Mr. Secretary Pm., therefore, judiciously suggests to
the Chairmen of the Quarter Sessions, the propriety of
their explaining the Act in their charges to the Grand
Juries; and he also advises that Special Petty Sessions
should be held, in the latter part of September, for the
purpose of considering, reforming, and ultimately al-
lowing, the new lists of Jurors.

FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Austrian. Btls S p Ct. ' blez. Se*llll2s, 2 dis.
Ditto A ect. Ditto Acct. 26 2 dis.
Brazilian Bonds Neapolitan Bonds, 1824,
Ditto Scrip, 5 pCt.1826, Peruv. Bonds, 6 per Ct.
Buenos Ayres Wads 92 ez.div. Ditto Acct.
Ditto Acct. Ditto Scrip, 1825, 6 p C.
Chilian Bonds, 6 p Ct. Ditto Asa.
Colombian Ilds,GpC. 86k Portuguese Bonds
Ditto Bonds, 1824, 866 Ditto Acct.
Ditto Ace. b2l I Prussian Bonds S p C.
Danish Bonds, 5 per Ct. Do. 80nd5,1822,5 p Ct.
Do.Serip,B par Ct. 1895,5 die. Russ.B.unis,l n 2, spr Ct. 961
Ditto Acct. 3 dis. Ditto for Ace.
Greek Bonds 42 416 Spanish S p. Ct. Cons: 226
Ditto Acct. ,ihil Ditto Acct. . .
Do. Scrip 1925, 12 111 dig. Span.s p. Ct.C. 1823, 17 1S
Ditto Acct. 121 12 dis. • Ditto Acct.
Mc:. Bonds, S p Ct. 76 Frenchßentes, SpCt. •
Ditto Acct. 761 76 Exchange, .
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.

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SNARL IPMD. • FiRICII PBS lonian
Anglo Mexican - £lOO £2B in. £5 pm. £llO 107;
Angie Milks - - 100 - 5 . .11
==tato 100 5 9i 9
elipptiella 20 2
Potosi, La Pas, & Penn,. 50 8
Ro/al Irish 1 9-16
25 5
trivarillialenhed Mutat 40 - 20 -
Ditto New _ 40 10

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MAIM WO. PUCE 111:41 ilia.
Blida Iran Coapasy • 100 • 10 -111 i 12
Bridal% Reek ac Patent Belt SO i 101
Casa* Ose Sagitre - SO 1 • 1
Ilepttable Loan Bask . SO - 1 - I
Fres& assay DieWery Coop. a ili i
egasni Steam Navigation 100. 5 . 91
Gnat Weenaireter Dairy Sc • 4 .31
Paella Pearl /nary so 11 4/
Scaler Dye SO s SI 71
Milted Midas Alesciaties SO s 4
West WU& Company 100 5 5 4; 5j 5

The Duke of CAMIBRIDOS and Princess Auourr•
visited the Kula yesterday.
Prince LZOPOLD left Marlborough House yesterday
teeming. f.m Claretneat.
Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of CAMBRIDGI had
a select party at dinner.
Yeiterday evening the Duke and Duche,s of C Ist
sums boomed Sadler 's Welts with their prrso.ce.