Star.
London, England, 1813-07-14 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, JULY S.
Her Majesty the Empress Queen and Regent has
received the following intelligence from the army.:—
~ Cot►nt de Metternich, Minster of State and of
Conferences to his Majesty the Emperor of Austria,
has arrived at Dresden, and already had several con-
ferences with the Duke of Bassani).

" Russia has just obtained from the King of Prussia,
that Russian paper should have a forced circulation
in the Prussian States, and as the Prussian paper is
already at a discount of 70 per cent. this ordinance
does not appear calculated to raise the credit of
Prussia.

•" The city of Berlin is tormented in every possible
manner, and every day those vexations are more felt
in it. This 'capital already compares its situation to
that of several towns in France in 1793.
66 His Majesty the Emperor, on the ::Bth, made an
excursion ter tight or ten hours length in the environs
of Dresden.

4, We have received accounts from Zamoae and
tlodhn. Those fortresses are in the best condition,
whether considered in respect to provisions, warlike
stcres, or fortifications.—( Aloniteur, July 6.)
JULY 7.—The policy of the English towards Den-
Mark was one of the most striking historical monu-
tnents of the perfidy and immorality of their Govern-
Meat ; but their conduct towards the Bourbons of
Sicily is in no manner inferior to that celebrated
example. The King and Queen of Sicily have lost
their kingdom, in consequence of their hatred to
France and their absolute devotion to English policy.
During the expedition of Malta and of Egypt the
kingdoms of Naples and Sicily- were as English pos.
Sessions, in regard to France.
• In 1805, when peace had been concluded at Vienna,
King Ferdinand made a treaty with the English,
and received them at Naples, which drew upon him
on the part of France a declaration of war, and gave
rise to the conquest of Naples.
Retired since that epoch into Says that Court has
not been less constantly devoted to England.
As a recompence for twenty years attachment and
submission, the King and Queen have been arrested ;
the Queen has been embarked, sent from Sicily, and
arrived at Constantinople, where she has been allowed
to land. The King, despoiled, degraded, shut up in
a castle, has seen his most intimate friends arrested
and thrown into prisons. In short, the conduct of the
English in Sicily has been quite similar to that which
they have observed in India.
Certainly we are not paid in France for deploring
the misfortunes and the catastrophe of the house of
Sicily ; nevertheless so much ingratitude and so much
perfidy on the part of England towards Princes who
Piave been ruined for her, and who during 20 years
lave given so many proofs of devotion and attach-
nent, fills the heart with indignation.
They say that the Queen, having arrived at Con-
stantinople, obtained, from the Grand Seignior, per-
Itission to disembark and proceed by land to Hun-
gary, a painful journey in a country where the roads
were not passable for any kind of carriage and which
'resent to the traveller difficulties of every descrip-
:.on. —Moniker, July 8.

he has had an interview with out Sovereign. It ap-
pears that the King of Prussia has been for some days
at Opotschna.
His Majesty the Emperor of Austria has fixed his
residence at Kosmanos ; furniture has been sent there
from Prague. Several of the first Functionaries of
State, and among others, the Chancellor Count- La-
zanske, have been called from Vienna to his Majesty.
Count de Metternich has ordered from Vienna all his
plate, which leads us to presume that the Austrian
Court will make a stay in Bohemia.
The Emperor of Russia has left the Castle of
Opotschna, to return by Glatz and Reichenbach to
the Castle of Peterswaldau. The Emperor of Rus-
sia remained at Opotschna four days. He was ac-
companied by his Secretary of State, Count Nesse-
horde ; the Grand Marshal of the Court, Count Tol-
stoy ; General Arakesheiff ; Adjutant-General Count
d'Ozazowsky, and several Officers of the Staff.
The Emperor of Austria only passed some days at
the C.lstie of Kosmonos ; it is more than eight days
since he returned to Gitschen. AU the Bureaux in
the suite of his Majesty are in fall activity. The c.om-
municationi between Gitschen, Dresden, and Rei-
chenbach, are very frequent.

STRASPURG, JULY S.
The passage of troops proceeding to Mayence has
been very Considerable during the last week. We
successively saw pasi battalions of the 2d, llth, sth,
16th. 24th, 67th, 79th; 81st, 93d, and 105th Regi-
ments of the line ; of the 7th and 18th light infantry,
and strong detachments, from the 7th and 10th in-
fantry, of the 153.1 and 154.h.0f the like, of the 6th,
Bth, and 16th knonnted chasseurs, of the 6th light
horse, and of the 11th battalion of the train of artil-
lery —all those corps are it their full complement,
and are animated by the best spirit.