Star.
London, England, 1823-06-03 00:00:00

its declared wish is for peace, it cannot, stand on
punctilios, and temporary trancLuilliti wilboilieedily
restored. Your Cabinet may object to the Duke
d'Ango leme being at the-head of the Government—
diplom fists may find something to squabble about—
but th will be no differences to cause national war-
fare. Events, as the French bulletin of to-day says,
will now rapidly develope themselves, and the speedy
and desired termination of the whole will be general
repose. To obtain this is the great aim of your Go-
vernment, and there is no doubt that in a short
time its labours will be crowned with success.—
In its efforts to maintain peace, it has perhaps been
more the representative of general opinion on the
Continent of Europe than any Government of the
world ever was before. It is not only at the head of
a majority of its pwn subjects, but seems to act, as
far as the desire for repose is concerned, in unison
with the feelings of the greater part of the civilized
world. The only dissentients are the Ultras of both
parties. From the Ultra lovers of freedom no danger
-can arise, as they have no power; but the Ultra
,fanatics possess a great deal, and their intemperance
and violence will oppose the greatest and only ob-
stacles to a general and speedy accommodation."

The latest accounts from Madrid state, that•the
Duc d'ANuoutue was preparing ro send two Corps
of 6000 men each, to t 6 South of Spain. The oc-
cupation of Toledo is confirmed.

Frankfort Papers to the 28th ult. reached us this
forenoon. We have gleaned some miscellaneous pa-
ragraphs from them, which will be found in other
parts of our Paper. The following are the only po-
litical articles they contain :

• SMYRNA, AMIL is.
It is probable that the Turkish fleet will be stronger
this year than it was the last, %%hen it has made its
junction with the Egyptian and Barbary squadrons.
It is supposed that it will act on another plan, and
with more rigour ; at all events, we consider the cam-
paign which is on the point of commencing, as deci,ive.
Letters from the island of Syra say, that the 3000
banditti, who had laid the plan to-plunder that island,
but were prevented by the arrival of a French frigate,
threaten to renew the attempt: the inhabitants have,
however, prevailed on the Captain of the French
fri-
gate Slams to remain there some time longir.
SWITZERLAND, MAY 40.•
It is 'certain that Count Talkfratid, Minister Ple-
nipotentiary of France to the Helvetic Confederation
is going to leave Switzerland; it is not known who is
to be his successor.

•
Tranquillity is restored in the Canton of Zug. The
Clergyman of Menzinguerr, who was much implk
cated in the trouWes:that have taken place, has been
4ummened before a Committee of Enquiry, but he
-has refused to aaswer without a special dispensation;
"frOm the Bishop or the Nuncio. The Government,,
firmly resolved not to recognise this ecclesiastical im-
munity, has had the Clergyman confined in the C;-
.puc hin convent. The Commune of Menziniuen.has
however re-elected all. its. Counsellors, even those whq
have been suspended, and him who is confined ay
Zug, Only one has been rejected, namely the one irhe
refused to take part in the reprehensible proceedings.

Charleston Papers are arrived to the 27th of April,
but do not contain the )east information.

There is no truth nitatever In the report lately cir-
culated in the Islesinpaparl, of Sir Joui4 MALCOL4I
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going out as Ambassador ..to the
:Court, of. Persia.
011 the contrary,- we have every zeasun to believe
that it is directed. that Captain .11•DuttY Wat.Oca;
the late Reside .t at the abbie Conn.-will :shortly re-
turn there to resume his form€r. sitttation: It is' cer-
tainly high time that some 14itisliAcsident should be
in Persia, ;tsbere the interests of Ibis country are pro-
bably suffering much from the cant of a• vigilant
• .
supetintendat.ce.

A Cabinet Council has beer} tunimoned to meet
•
this day at two o'clock.
Mr. LITT LIM, 00D, King's Messenger,. arrived in
town last night, with Dispatch.ls from S:. Petersburgh.
Yesterday, the KING received a visit from the Duke
of Youx..
The Prince of SAX& WEIMAR arrived ilk town yes•
terday, from Bushy Park. .
Siturday, Mr. Fitentnicit Wrap gave a Literary
Conversasione, in Langham-place, which wasattended
by his Royal Highness the Duke of Svassx, and•other
persons oldistinc-tints, among whom were—
Prince Cariati, Earl Mayo, Mr. Serjeant °anon% Sir John
Hamilton, Sir James Graham, Colonel Dalrymple, &c. There
were also present, the Bishop of Chester, the &-v. Drs. D'Oyley,
Yates, Budge, Racket, fit.c. In the circle cif science and lite.
nature were Professors Gall and Brandt, Sir A.- Carlisle, Sir
Gilbert Ramp Drs. Richardson. Macon, Kitchener, atc. deo
Messrs. Billiton and Vaweett,nf theatrical celebrity, the iaspre-
sinters Pistrocel, Mr. John Vaipy, &c.
Ma STUART, Wit MOS MACAUz.ZY.—Miss Mecatr-
tsr so favourably known to the public by her histrionic and it."
terary talents, some nights ago rehearsed at the King's Theatre
a new production front berpen, entitled iler y Swart. This piece
has since been published; and although intended for public
tatinn, 'it court ns merits which will render It acceptable to the
mere reader. It Is written in blank verse, and the subject is
the beauty, sufferings, and melancholy fate. of Mary Stuart.
The different incidents of her sad and chequered- life are set
forth in' chronological order, and with *crapulous accuracy.
There was something so affecting and COMalithe in the real Ms-
tory of this unhappy Queen, that the heightening and,colouring'
of poetry can scarcely Ring any deeper interest or pathos over•
tke story el her fortunes. With much judgment Miss MACAOLVIT
has refrained from any attempts to pervert the sobriety of his-
tory by any mixtures of imagination and fancy, and we are pre-
seated with the simple facts, freed from the incumbranees 44.1
detail. and recast Into a form better fitted for the use of dra-
matte recitation. The story possesses much interest, the testi"
,ado* is easy, and frequently both eneciede and ekgenr. Pos-
y( week inalitiesits recitation by a lady of Miss IlLscieuree
Nava' render it a rich intellectual treat.

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