Star.
London, England, 1822-08-01 00:00:00

PARIS, JULY 28.

• There are always enough of men who take rtimou-s
for realities. It is thus, that on the first news c 1 the
affairs of Madrid, certain Journals arnmencL.d the
triumph of the pretended defenders of the fai:::: Ge-
neral Morillo was their hero. , They are a..va:e, by a
etter from Toulouse, of the 22d, that tie Counter-
Revolution'had been triumphant at Madrid ; and that
it was Morillo who war at the head of the Ccuntcr-
Revolutionists, and cried " 4 Long live the King, ani
no more!" 44 This excellent news," says the Quot:-
dienne,"has come too slowly from Toulouse for being
inserted in the paper of the 22. d."
If one were to believe that Journal, it has taker
.only a few minutes to overturn all over Spain the
new order of things, which, during more than two
years, has gained many defenders among thc., wlro
were once its enemies. The last news from Sn'ta
make no mention of an event so extraordinary; and
which is so absurd AS to contradict itself. If a coun-
ter-revolution had been effected at Madrid, the first
account of it would not certainly have reached Paris
by the way of Toulouse. It was but yesterday that
the English Ambassador gave a diplbmatic dinner to
the Fs ench-and Foreign Ministers, at which no men-
tion was made of this important news. It rids Ect
mentioned in the Chamber; the Madrid co,::er ()I
the 18th said nothing of it, and so one naturally ctai-
eludes that it cannot be true.—Constituticrure!.

The Courier of the Lower Rhine (Strasburg) cm-
tains the following The second Council of W.:r,
held at Strasburg, had a second sitting on tile 214
in the affair of Messrs. Walther, Peuguiet, and Troli,
accused of forming part of a secret society caLed
Carbonari. The sang froid and gravity of :.!;.:se
young Officers in the presence of their accuser vc:e
remarkable. After six hours and a half delit)erat:c2,
the Council sentenced Walther and Pengulet w a
fine of 16 francs each, and Troll to three months
solitary impri.sonment."—So ends the great conspiracy
which has made so much noise.—Constitutiohnel.

ROYAL COURT AT PARIS.-AFFAIR OF
ROCHELLE.

We published the result of the deliberation of the
two Chambers of Accusation and Appeal of Correc-
tional Police. The following facts were cbtablished
by the proceedings ;
A secret Society, called the Carbonari, has been
organized at Paris, and in several towns of Fiance.
Its object is to destroy or to change the present Go-
vernment ; its means are to excite the discontented to
take arms against the Royal authority—its plan ii to
foment and combine several partial conspiracies, to
cause them to break out at different parts of e:e
kingdom, when times and circumstances shad t.l-
- their success.

The Carbonari are distributed into several unions
called Ventes (Sales), and there are upper Venks, cen-
tral Venter, and particular Ventes. The illericr
Vente corresponds by a Deputy with that which pre-
cedes it in the order of the hierarchy, and the whole
association is subject to a directing Committee or
Provisional Government, which resides at Paris.
• A particular wife was found in the 45th lteginte.,t
of Infantry of the Line, while it was in garrison in c
capital. This vente, which corresponded by its Pre-
sident with a central vente of Paris, was destined to
the execution of a particular plot,which was to brc.t:
out according to circumstances and according to the
orders of superiors, either in the march of the Nl*
menifrom Paris to Rochelle, or durini its stay io
this last town, where the regiment arrived in the
month Of February kit.
The night between the 17th and 18th of Mach