Star.
London, England, 1815-08-17 00:00:00

BRUGES, AUGUST 10.

Since the Bth it the evening till to-day at noon
thirty boats have passed through this tity with Eng-
lish infantry on board, lately come from America.—
It is expected that more will soon follow.

The Paris Papers of Monday reached us this morn-
ing. Their contents are important. NEY is on his
way to Paris, closely guarded, to take his trial. and
the articles of charge have been prepared. • Of all
the infamous men who have been the means and in-
struments of the infliction of so many. miseries on
Ft ance and on Europe, be improbably the most un-
principled arid thivilest. Duffing the operation of the
plot for BONAPARTE'S return such large sums were
distributed, that at last the conspirators found their
supplies exhausted. Money, however, was indispen-
sale, and Nev (will posterity credit such consummate
baseness ?) applied to the King himself for the means
of overthrowing him. The unsuspecting Monarch
yielded to his request, and the traitor actually re-
ceived a million of francs on his departure for Lyons,
with which he endeavoured to corrupt every Officer
in whom the least confidence was reposed. Such has
been the complicated perfidy of this villain, for whose
punishment no sign t,l pity will be shewn ! the enor-
mity of his guilt stivresses every kind emotion of
the heart. Several other traitors have beenarrested:
&MET, at Mende, in the Department of Lozere;
LUcIEN BONAPARTE, at Turin.; and JOSEPH, in Swit-
zerland. TALLEYRAND has written a Note to the
Diet of Switzerland, requesting them not to afford an
asylum to the traitors who have fled thither; and in
consequence, several Cantons have arrested such in-
dividuals as were implicated in the late conspiracy.
On Monday the trial of another of the traitors,
LANEDOYERE, commenced ; but of course nothing
could be known in time for that day's post. The
trials of the traitors Promise most important results.
if either passion, or prejudice shall prevail ; if the
most impartial justice shall not be-administered, it is
impossible to calculate the consequences.
Another Ordinance has been issued respecting the
Army, which in'. its operation will purge it from
many of the villains who have been brought up in
the school of blood. On the Ist of September all the
Officers who shall have attained the age of 55, or
who shall have served for 30 years, or received
wounds which at all disable him, :hall retire on half-pay.
Madame Mortal., one of the ferule worthies of
the BONAPARTE dynasty, has been allowed to take
up her permanent residence in the Austrian domi-
flints ; but she is not to be permitted to approach
Vienna. She will, no doubt, be speedily joined by
the Drill Serjeant MURAT, her husband.
The peaceable inhabitants of Basle, in Switzerland,
are dreadfully annoyed by the French banditti who
have shut themselves up in the fortress of Huninguen.
The Captain of the garg, who calls himself General
BAnn N EGR A (.1114S BlachLedrd), lately demanded
three hundred theusand francs born the unoffending
town of Basle, under pain of bombardment.—
As this fellow is acting entirely, on his own account,
and does not even pretend to be authorized by NAPO-
EEON 11. for CA ItNOT, • IliS self-constituted• Prime Mi•
nister, the citizens refused to accede. BARBANEGRA
hereupon kept his word, and opened a brisk cannonade
on Basle. In this state *titers were op the 3d of
August. The ParisiaOiditors seem to take adelight
in tilling us that BARBA N.EGRA is by birth a Corsican,
as if no native Rachman could be guilty of such
atrocities.

• PARIS, AUGUST 14.
The Allied Sovereigns and the Princes of their
families dined yesterday 'with Ihe King of France
and Nivarre. The dinner commenced at six in the
evening. During dinner dances and rondos took
place as on Sunday last. At half-past eight the
King and all the Allied Sovereigns appeared at the
windows of the Thuilleries amid the reiterated cries
•
of Yive le Roi I, and Vivent let Sonveraine
The Primed Eckmultl, whose arrival at Paris
was prematurely announced, is iu fact now here, but
he only arrived yesterday.
Orders have been issued that Marshal Ney shall be
transleired to Paris.- It is presumed that he will
arrive in four or. five days, and that the necessary
documents for his accusation will be immediately

drawn up.
It is said that Joseph.Bo napartz, who had arrived
secretly in the Pays de Vaud, was arrested in the'
night of the 3d or 4th of August, by order of the
Governor of Berne, and that he has been closely shut
up until further orders.
General Grundler, who was sent to Soissons by
his Excellency the Minister of War, to put an end
to the siege of that place, has made arrangements
with the Itussian General Ouskakow, relative to the

occupation of the city 14 the Allies. Tlie Russiani
siert td occupy it on the 11th of 19th.
The garrison Of .LaOn is on its mtich to join the
army of the Loire, and three Pruisian battalions
we to occupy that place. '

By an official Note from the Court df Madrid it
appears that our communications with Spain are

once more opened.

It was in the Castle of Bessouiei, in the depart-
tnent of the Lot, on the extreme frontier of Cants',

that Marshal Ney was airested in the morning of the

Si of August.
The Prussian Ministers yesterday held a conference
for two hours with the King of France.
It appears certain that the perfect integrity of the
French territory is a point decided in the tiegociAtions

of the Congress at Paris. II some limitr.pical parts
of the kingdom must be occupied for a given time
by allied troops, this arrangement will only be in
conformity with the execution of other conditinns of
the