Star.
London, England, 1822-03-30 00:00:00

PARIS, MARCH 27.

The Duke of Larochefoucault Liancourt, Inspector- General of
the School of Arts at Chalons, has just gone to that town, in
twist:pierce of insubordination among the pupils in that school.
Si.v.:ral of these young people have been sent back to their parents.
All the persons comleninet: by the Ti ihunal of Correctional
Police on the 13th of February, have undergone their sentence,
far having favoured the escape of Laverderie and Duvergier, ex-
cept the Baroness de Pailbes, who has appealed. The cause came
on this morning before the Royal Court ; but as the Baroness
did not appear, the first sentence was confirmed.

The Ani de la Charge announces that Colonel Ali:, lately ar-
rested at Nantes, is to be tried at the next Assizes. It stems
that the arrest of this Officer took place after an explanation with
the Prefect, to whose office he had gone to have his passport signed.
Letters from Montidicr (Sonune) say that firi.s are seen almost
every night in the surrounding country. The authors of these
outrages even have the audacity to commit them in the day-
time. To prtv:nt these misfortunes, and to secure the general
safety, the Magistrii:as have placed military losts in several
_ _

IS;t: (the• envier Frarticisc) have received some details of the
affair at la Rochelles. In the night of the 19th, information
was obtained of a plat, formed by some subaltern Oificcrs of the
4.5 th of the line. The Prefect, the General, the King's Lieu-
t:•nant and Attorney met at the Polak de Justice. At the same
time the Cohmel repaired to the Da-racks with some Offict.-rs.—
Ile put under arms a company of grenadiers of tried fidelity•
trod proceedkd to call over the subaltern Mem, and to visit
their chambers. Twelve were first arr.:stet!, and on examiiti.
.ir beds, there were found, as has been a great lumber
to dagger& and pistols. The twelve arrested were sent with a
t•trong escort to the Palais de Justice, where they underwent a
long examination. They were then sent to prison, and all coal-
nittideittion with them prohibited.
It was observed that an Tuesday morning, only the News-
papers arrived by the post, the packet of letters having remained
at Poitiers. It was nut till four o'clock iu the afternoon that it
was brought by a postillion and on purpose. The same evening.
the Prefect was employed in his cabinet without intermission,
and with out admitting anybody, which makes it supposed that
the affair was serious. However, we know nothing certain con-
cerning the plans of the conspirators, but it seems that it is con-
tacted with a plan more vast, the tarnifie.atiuns or* which extend
to a great many points.
the the 21st March, five other military were arrested in the
city. two others out of the city, coming from a detachment sent
to Thouars, and two others arrested by the gendarmerie at souse
Itagues from Rochelle. It is also added that three strangers
have likewise been secured, who were hastening to leave the city
very early in the morning of the 20th of March.

VIENNA, MARCH 15.
EXTRACT FROM A PRIVATE COMMUNICATION.

,‘ The Privy Counsellor Tatischeff is invested with the title of
Plenipotentiary Extraordinary, and furnished with full powers
from his Majesty the Emperor, fur the purpose of trying, in con-
cert with the Cabinets of Austria and England, all means com-
patible with the dignity of that powerful Sovereign to restore
the good understanding with the Ottoman Porte. This new
proof of the solicitude and moderation of the Emperor Alexan-
der must abridge the negociations, and at length put an end to
the uncertainty respecting the question of war.
44 Russia requires only the execution of the treaties, by virtue
le of v:hich the Turks are bound, first of all, to evacuate Moldavia
and Wallachia, and place I lospodars at the head of the Govern-
ment of those two Principalities. Hitherto the answers of the
Divan on these two points have been evasive, and its actions by
no means satisfactory.
64 Russia feels, meantime, all the inconveniences of war, with-
out reaping any of the advantage. •For more than six months,
numerous armies, assembled on the frontiers of Turkey, occasion
great expenses, while the revenue is diminished by the stagnation
of commerce in the eastern provinces.
4, His IkLijesty the Emperor Alexander is not only very far
from an projects of conquest, but be makes his highest ambition
consist in consolidating the tranquillity of .Europe."
CONSTANTINOPLE, FEBRUARY to.
EXTRACT PROM A PRIVATE LETPER.

" For some days past there has been a little coolness between
the Reis Effendi and the Austrian lnternuncio. This arises from
rite note which the latter has presented to the Porte on the affairs
of the East. The Divan reproaches the Court of Vienna with
• for Russia.
tell you something that will surprise you :—The
'Ministers and Lord &rangford are at variance. The
complained, it is said, of not having obtained the con-

ference that he las repeatedly askid, . and to which the Reis
Iffendl has yielded with much reinciadiss
" The n3ismelerstanding bermes sew Miristen and Lord
atransford, for some day. paste is may appunumt and concerted
between the two Cabinets. The &IL Mn think that Eng-
land does not with to see Moldavia and Wallailda evacuated.
" There have been great rejoicing oti account of the fall of
Ali Pacba. It is said there will be fetes on this account in
all Turkey."
French Funds.--Tuesday. Five per Cents. 90f. BSc.

A German Mail, bringing Papers to the 20th in-
stant, has reached us. They are full of coutradictory
speculations from Vienna and Frankfort on the nee-
ciations between Russia and Ttlrkey ; on the Greek
warfare, and on the death of ALI PACUA. An article
from Romberg states positively, that his MAJESTY
will visit the Continent in the ensuing summer, and
.
the course of his tour, pass some time at Berlin,
Vienna, Hanover, Homberg, &c. It is added, that
his MAJESTY will also visit Pyrmont, the waters of
which have been recommended by his physicians.

• This morning we received New York Papers to the
7th of March, Richmond Papers to the 25th ultimo,
and Charlestim Papers one day later. By these we
have a confirmation of the independence of Panama.
The accounts from Nassau state, that the negociation
bet Ween our Government and the United States, re-
lative to opening the trade with our West India
Islands, it not likely to be terminated during the
present Session of .Congress. The Commissioners
under the fifth Article of the Treaty of Ghent, ap-
pointed to settle the boundaries, have disagreed in
opinion on the principal points, and will each make
their separate report to their Respective Governments.
The following are further extracts from these Papers :

FROAL TIIE NEW YORK SPECTATOR OF THE STH.

- -..-
Roth Houses of Congress adjourned on Tuesday, in coax-
quenoe of the Izanented death of Mr. Plnkney.
FROM THE NEW YORK COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.

Captain Billings, of the schooner Selina, arrived yesterday
from Porto Bello, informs, that four Patriot transports, with
troops, had arrived there from:Carthagena, to remain stationed
there : he adds, that Panama had not been taken.

UAVANNAH AND SPAIN.

The merchants of Cuba have Luta public meeting for the pur-
pose of devising the most tfre.ctual measures to rid the coast of the
freebooters which infest these seas. Upwards of 20,000 dollars
were subscribed, with which two corvettes and a brig were in-
tended to be immediately fitted nut as letters of marque, and
moat sanguine hopes were entertained that piracy would be es.
duct in that quarter.
FRoNI THE PAPER OF THE IST OF MARCH.

By the fast sailing schooner Mackdonough, from Curacoa, we
received the Courant of the 9th inst. which contains an account
of the Spanish brig of war Comet having, in the night, fallen in
with a Danish brig of war belonging to the Sc. Thomas's station.
Mistaking her for a colonial cruizer, the Comet fired several
sh no and a broadside into her, which were returned by the
Danish brig : in the morning the Spaniards discovered the mis-
take, and made a suitable apology. General La Torre had re-
turned to Porto Cabello, escorted by :.*C9 only, having left about
1,200 men at Toceijo, which he intended to reinforce, for tht
purpose of j enetrat:ng the interior.

partiality fa
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Turkish 111
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