Star.
London, England, 1825-10-15 00:00:00

ROME, SEPTEMBER 24.

It is affirmed that the Cabinet of the Thuilleries has offered to the
Roman Court its mediation with respect to the concordat which
it desires to conclude with the new States in America. It is pro-
bable that this affair will be settled in a satisfactory manner, as the
Holy Se* spews a very conciliatory disposition. His Holiness has
made M. Colandrelli, a celebrated Astronomer, a Canon in the
Church of St. John di Lateran, dispensing him from attending in
the choir.

This nomination is a new proof of the encouragement which the
Pope gives to men of learning. The greater .part of the Neapoli-
tan exiles, who lived at Rome and in the environs, have received,
from their Sovereign, permission to return to their own country.
They take with them the reputation of good and peaceable beha-
•iour. On the 18th of August a law, respecting the Censorship of
the Press, was published. A Council of Revision, consisting of
four Members of each of the five Colleges of the University, is
formed, for the purpose of examining the works intended to be
printed, to see that they contain nothing that may lead to disputes
with Foreign Governments. This Council is also to revise all public
inscriptions. All printers and booksellers are to procure, within a
month's time, license, to continue their business, and annually to'
deliver in a list of the prohibited books which they have in their
possession. Prohibited books are to be delivered to the public
libraries, the inspectors of Which are to have a part of the fines
imposed on the transgressors of the law. No private presses will
be allowed.

On the 19th appeared a Bull, declaring the election of M. Wil-
liam Vet to the Ilishoprick of Utrecht to. be null and void. The
admirable Latinity of this Bull, which is the work of Monsieur
Testa, the Latin Secretary, is much admired.
The Prince of Claigi has sold to the spostolic Chamber the
beautiful domain of Farnese, for 120,000 crowns. It is the here-
ditary estate of the celebrated Farness family, and formed an almost
independent Principality : the inhabitants paid no taxes or imposts.
The chief product is tobacco, in which it carries un an extensive
contraband trade, its situation un the frontiers of Tuscany, near
Canino and Lake Botsano being very favourable for that purpose.
This purchase is as advantageous to the Government, for the facility
it will afford for the suppression of smuggling, as to the late proprie-
tor, whose fortune had suffered very severely by political events.
Ths new Discount Bank, which is to discount at six per cent. will
be opened on the 28th of November. Prince Corsini, Prince
Poniatowski, and other rich persons have advanced the funds.
Count Giraud is director. The Jesuits have been again put in
possession of the Borroscean Palace, near Mont Citirio. By this
measure, above thirty families which resided in it have been forced
to seek another abode.
A Canal to join the Mediterranean and the Adriatic, and to pus
under the walls of Rome, is said to be in contemplation.

The French Papers of Thursday have reached us.
The Prospectus of the Haytien Loan was published on
Wednesday morning. It is for thirty millions of francs,
to be repaid in twenty-five years, and bearing an inte•
rest of six per cent.
According to accounts from Napoli di Romania, da-
ted August 18, it is stated that CONDURIOTTIS, President
of the Greek Government, having recovered his health,
has arrived from Hydra, and resumed his functions as
President.

These Papers state that the Europeans at Beirout, in
Syria, have lately seen some obstacles raised to their
commercial operations in that part. The SULTAN has
caused the trade in silks to be.prohibited to strangers,
and the Pacha of ACRIC has formed, at Beirout, a privi-
leged commercial establishments the orders which this
new merchant has brought to the local authorities, have
informed the public, that the P - ACHA'S man would
hencerorth be the only brayer and seller of whatever
should come to the quay and the market.

FwwNcrs FUNDs.—PAatas OCT. 13.—Five per Cents. opened at
99f. 70e. Three per Cents. 71f. 75c. Bank Stock, 2,150; Neapo-
litan Rent's, 86f. 90c. Spanish Relates, 151 f. Exchange on London,
one month, 25f. 15c. three months, 24ft 95c.

Intelligence is said to have been received from India,
announcing the occupation of Prome by our Army;
this news is probably premature, but Sir ARCHISALD
CAMPSILL did not, we believe, calculate that it would
offer much resistance after the fall of Donabew, and
the consternation created by the death of the Chief
IIuNDOOLAH.

The Duke of CUMIIIRLAND, attended by Major
Pommy!, arrived at his residence, in the King's Palace, St. James's,
in his travelling carriage and fnur, about four o'clock yesterday
morning, from Dover. where his Royal Highness landed on Thurs-
day troth Calais, on Ms return from Park. Soon after seven o'clock,
the Royal Duke, attended by Colonel TUORNTON, left town on a
visit to the KING at the Royal Lodge, Windsor Park.
Yeteuday morning. Prince LalroLD left town, on a
visit to Mr. Come, at Holkhans Ihil, Norfolk.
The Right Hon. STRATFORD CANNING left town on
Thursday evening, to proceed on his embassy to Constantinople.
THE LORD Cuity JOSTICE.—The common topic of
conversation in the IAW arches, is the intention of Chief Justice
Assort to resign.' The indefatigable industry of that Learned
Judge has prodUced & Visible' effect upon his health. Illness has
been, gradually lucreislng. 'Rumour says bis Lordship's successor
on the Bench will be the Arrthinev-Orisanat.. On the 28th inst.
the Loan Cartsir Jitsttta will sit in the Court o' King's Bench,
Westminster.

fbr SooitinCtloll, this Month, of Venus, Mars, and
Jupiter, its Gondol, Is hailed as a prophetic coincidence by. MAR-
T:so and Co. d, Cornhill, and I'2o, Oxford-street, who consider it
to phrtOd a i)etirreale -of their extraordinary luck in selling the
celebrated Gwittrz or Tyne Prize of £40;000; while each of the
three Planets being in a ism; sign, and operating with double force,
Or equal to sii,'4,n6fd seem to imply their latent influence upon
the present I.c;tter'y *hone, foy the first time, contains Six
Prizes Of .4'201000, eieh,ru Out Dar, with other Capitals, &c. ex-
iceeding a quarter deg' Million: Muit bt'zil decided NEST TurcnAy.
131.1 itTnt.4od' Co. are' thd only es e Keepers who ever sold such an
itritordltiary Prize. MIL-All Lotteries must cease for ever at
the close of these Drawings.
The Duke of Graftain!'s horse, Paul Jones, is Matched against
Lord Anson's Ins, on .the second day of the next Newmarket
Houghton Meeting, for 150 sov. h. ft. (The former 7st. 51b. the
'latter list. lab.)
Mr. Moloity's Cinder is matched against Mr. l'ickford's favourite
colt, on the last day of the sane Meeting, for 50 toys. is. ft. The
tormtulOst. the latter Tat.

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WINDIO it. OCTIMIER 14.—Tho weather remlining so
very famourabli. hit mA J IST Y daily enjoys from threi
his

to tour boors exercise, driving. birnsilf in _ pnny
phaeton about.the Gnat Park, most times visiting Vir-
einia Water and the Lodges. His NIAJFSTY has for
snme time past enjoyed, and w•e are happy to state th it
he Mill continues to enjoy, unusual health and spirit..
Yesterday the. Earl of HARCOURT paid a morning
visit to his MAJESTY, at the Royal Lodge.
Her Royal Highness the Princess AUGUSTA visited
the Castle, and was conducted through the various
apartments this af•ernoon.
The Duke of CUMBRRLAND arrived at the Royal
Lodge, this morning, on a visit to his 111.ixasTy.
The Duchess of GLO.UCRSTItit arrived at Frogmore,
this morning, from her residence at Bagshot, on a visit
to the Princess AUGUSTA.