Star.
London, England, 1830-11-20 00:00:00

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

Pairs, WEDNESDAY EVENING.—No attention is at this moment
to be paid to the changes in the French Ministry, for every thing is
provisional. Marshal Souk will be Minister at War, in the room of
General Gerard, who will. for the moment, have the seals for Foreign
Affairs, all the actual business of which office is at present transacting
in London by Prince Talleyrand. The existing administration will
only remain in the cabinet to conduct the trial of the ex-BliniAters ; that
business once over. M. Cassimir and his friends, who represent the
moderate party in France, will guide the helm of public affairs.—
The King has pressed hard for their present assistance in office, but they
have refused his solicitations, although they avow their readiness to
give him their best advice unofficially. The proceedings of the coin.
mission for conducting the preliminary process against the ex-Ministers
are this week continued daily, and it is thought that the report will be
prepared in about a fortnight. The burnings In Normandy are at this
moment under their inquiry. Yesterday they had before them • girl
under 12 years of age, who was examined at great length relative to
these conflagrations. She was throughout the latter part of the inter.
rogation much agitated, and convulsed with tears. The examination
Is strictly private.-

MADRID, Nov. 8.--Tbs mutest of Mina to Francs has augmented,
if possible, the reputation and influence which this hero so justly E.
quired in the immortal war of the independence ; for, with only a hand.
ful of men, he has been able to dude the vigilance of from 8,000 to
10,800 Royalist troops sent against him. His escape has filled the
Conn with disappointment, the more particularly as they considered
lie capture inevitable.

The Madrid Casette and the liskjette of St. Sebastian, though they
p band in hand in their vituperations against the Constitutionalists, give
different &gaunt' of the escape of Mins, and of the effect which his entry
time Spain produced. If the Royalist party had so many stanch friend•
tit Blsaiy, Guipseces, and Navarre, it would have bean next to an Im-
possibility for Mina to have escaped ; but such bad information was
Gem. Dander (celebrated only for having taken Gen. Lacy in 1816) ea.
'bled to obtain, that be was constantly ignorant of Mina's farce, his
position. and he did sot even know whether it woe he or Jauregui who
commanded the body of men which, after their triumphant entry into
bun, were unable to make good their retreat to France. So great is
Mina's isfuence, and as well drawn up was his proclamation when he
came into Spain, that the Spanish cabinet has been made to blush for its
furious dome of the Ist Oct. as a proof of which orders have been dr.
"patched to suspend the execution of the prisoners taken at Vera.—
Lett.► is the rinses.

NAPLES, OCT. 26.—The Kins completely Rica overby his physi-
cians, although they are of opinion that he may still live for some months.
His Majesty is aware of his situsden, and is taking such measures as
seem calculated to prevent troubles in the kingdom in the event of his
death. The King's departure from Paris for Naples was hastened by
the Dauphines., who warned him of the probable disturbance at Paris
in consequence of the measures resolved on, and recommended him not
to stay. The King has created a Regency, at the head of which is the
Queen, declaring that the minority of the Duke of Calabria shall endure
as long as the Queen, the Kerney, mid the Emperor of Austria shall
consider it expedient for the good s( the grate. This is the first clause
of the will which his Majesty has just made. Unfortunately, it will
pn Fervent troubles, for the young Duke of Calabria will assume the
teins of the Government by force *rig after the death of his father.
itnetria, which bas been made sequainted with the King's intentions
nod dm state of his health, has akeody sent troops towards Ferrara Ind
Mwdena.
..erniunro

lot wax , Canal. AT Boxcar-Bw% is
Monday, November the Bth, this canal was wool
lasivost to New Sluice, ea the Miss. Flags were hoisted so a
eateastee, m the char lies, melon the tops of the houses. It was
that the opening should be Node by me ef the largest Dente
Inatome 1 but **wind Whig matuiry, the Dutch ship mg
mat the mouth of the anal in due time. In the meantime, *
English schema (the Anuerdass, Oquain Williams) bas
lip, and about twelve Oa* succeeded in sataing the canal. and vas
pmesamed to be the Brat vessel, to the great annoyance of several Ditch
iildpesnsers, who wished the beam of doh ships being last in. Os
idessteufare went thumb the meal by the aid et four hoses Item it
Aare, the whoa btu Mono ; she. hemmer, coupissed the
Mica la two bon, audit the shush et the pee* riga the oboe&
ate was net byelaw biliss mad gestlemen fess ashram, who saes
VIM hse mMa ism mod will be of Waite sinks t• ISt.
imiss,asbdd. ea air pt as sem how the Mass, by posing *nigh
Ms soul, assay thaa .

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