Star.
London, England, 1822-08-23 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, AUGUST 20.

In consequence of the satisfactory news the Sani-
tary Inspectors have received from Barcelona, it ap-
pears that the communica.ion between Spain and
France will soon be re-opened. The markets, which
were formerly held in the line, were held again two
days ago.
We received this moment, through an extraordi-
nary channel, news from Madrid, up to the 14th inst.
The capital was perfectly tranquil, as well as all the
Peninsula, with the exception of some points upon
the frontier on the French side. The new Ministry
is altogether above the contingency of circumstances,
and begins to take energetic measures to make the
nation respected. The King intended to set out for
the Escurial and St. Ildefonso ; but he has changed
his intention in consequence of the advice of the Per-
manent Deputation and Council of State. General
Copones, who, in 1814, received the King at the
frontier, is named Captain-General of the Province
of Madrid, instead of Murillo. , who has been dis-
missed. Quiroga is to take the command.in Galicia,
and he will be replaced in Castile by General Vives.
General Villaba commands the Province of Seville,
the Marquis of Castel Dorrens, Catalonia, and Gene—
ral Perras, the provinces of 13ilboa ; Count Arisbal is
Inspector-General of Infantry, and General Fenaa of
the Cavalry ; Count Almodavar is replaced by Baron
Andilla ; General O'Daly, one of the Chiefs of the
Insurrection of the Isle of Leon, is -General-in-Chief
of the Fourth Military District.
The Constitutiounei says—" The disposition of
England in the new Congress was judged of by the
choice of the Marquis of Londondery to represent the
Cabinet there. It is on that account that so much im-
poi tance is attached to the knowledge of the diplo-
matist who is to succeed him. The intentions of Ans-
i trio cannot be mistaken, since now, as heretofore, she
will have M. de Metternich as her Representative.—
As to Russia, it is, not easy to foresee the attitude she
will take in the Congress. It was announced that
M. Cdpo distrias had lost a part of his influence at
ISt. Petersburgh, and yet it now appears certain that
this Minister will accompany to Vienna' or to Italy
the Emperor Aletander.' M, Capo d'lstria is a Greek
by origin, and is considered the head a the Russian
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party that would favour the interest of Greece. There
is reason to hope, thereforep that, the sacred Cause of
this ancient and' glciriOui nation will not be altogetherl,
stbandoned. These conjectures give some credit to
the rumours which circulate an some diplomatic
circles, that Aiiiisiai.Oich.at. Fist id:abed to be about
- to succour the Gieelc.4.andWhlch afierwardi chewed
tither views, is rettirried to the systetis ruseattribated to
it. All these element's are io be iiicitight into contact,
and the most penetritiilg eye can scarcely guess the
nature of the rczolitilipai be .the iOisp-
. ..s which. •W
..
,quence of it." -
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Tuesday last the Members of the Suffolk PtrT Club
held their Second Annual Dinnerneeting at
St. Edmund's, to celebrate the virtues and ssuppoit
the principles of the great Statesman to whose. name
the homage of the Institution was .dedicated:. Up,
wards of 300 Gentlemen of the Slit resetectability.in
the COunty sat down to dinner at the Angel Inn. 'A
'tempbrary room was erected for the cdnipany, Ala-
ptnptiate decorations and devices gave the sflectacre
a 'most imposing appearance. At half-paq fouethe
company sat clown to dinner, Colonel Enema in the
;Chair. Amongst those present were—
' F3rl Howe, Lord Henniker, Viscount Louvaine, Viscount •
Dunwich, the Hon. J. Henniker, Sit' T. G. Cullum, Sart. hie-
IL. :116 Lean, Admiral Wilson, C. Berner', Esq. Nathaniel; Lee'
Acton, Esq. Edward Bacon, Esq. W. Batley, Esq. Juhp Benja-
field, Eq. E. P. Blake, Esq. Major Broke, M. T. Coeiciedge,
El. T. W. Cooke, Esq. W. Crawford, Esq. IL A. Crickirr.
E.g. R. Dalton, Esq. &c. •
After dinner the following Toasts were given in
since: sion from the Chair :

" The memory of the greatest and hest of Sovereigns, his :ate
Majesty George III."
1 " The King—George the Fourth—Goo bless him."
" The Duke of York, and the Army."
" The Duke of Clarence, and the Isiacy,"—three time, three.
" The Royal Family," with three times three.
" The Immortal Memory of William Pitt."—This toast was
drank in silence, the band playing " the Dead March in Saul"
" The House of Brunswick, and may they never forget the.
principles that placed them en the Throne."
" The Protestant Ascendancy," with three times three.
" His Grace the Duke of Wellington,"
The day was spent with the utmost conviviality,
and the company did not separate till a late hour.