Star.
London, England, 1830-02-11 00:00:00

From the Constitutionnel.

The Speech of the King of England, more remarkable fee its ob.
murky than its explanations, betrays the embarrassment. of the
Ministry, and the difficulties of their political situation.

From the National.

The Address from the Crown of England to the Parliament was
eagerly looked forward to in this, as it bus•beea in all former years;
but it has not satisfied the expectations of those who dashed more
than the actual events that have taken place in the world. This
Speech, made on the memoir of the solution of a question of magni.
tude, is, as might have been foreseen, empty and feeble.

inviting the Council to examine " a Plan for the astabiWtment of
a Tribunal of Comma:so at St. Pctamburgh ;" and also to coneldcr
" with what artichs of national Mandamus the

factures are able to supply Georgia sad the:mum*, biped**
°Okapi,' au4 whotpiriliges are necerror7 to Immo tbat =do II"
smug, Dim 94. •

Baron Roes, second Commander of the 44th division, set out CO
the Bth foe Osorgewsk ; of the six regiments composing that dlvi.
sion,lfour are to go to the line of the Caucasus, and the other two
to remain at Akbalsik. By order of the Government, a Committee
has been establWted, of which Major-Oineral Scbskowskl is Prod.
dent, to consider of mesas to extirpate the: dioceses peculiar to the
provinces of Caucasus, and with this view accurately to investigate
the causes of those that originate in the climate, or local draw-
stances.

WARSAW, Jiw. Sl&

All the letters from Cracow contain particulars of the immense
accu.nulatiou of mow in the Carpathian mountains, whelks we may
infer with certainty that on the setting in of the mild moon great
inundations of the Vistula will take place.

BRUSSELS, Fan. 5.

Yesterday, at two o'clock in the morning, seven merealitile csourias
passed through this city, all from Paris, with despatches for Ant-
werp and Amsterdam. We suppose limn this, that there has been
some considerable variation in the Funds.

A British Cabinet Messenger passed through yesterday morning,
on his way hots Constantinople to London, with despatches. He
says, that in the memory of man there has not been such severe frost
and so much snow'in Germany as this year. In Hungary, be says,
the snow bas been so abundant that it lies as high as the tops of the
houses.

Fay. 3.—His Majesty has authorised the formation of an In.
surance Company at Brussels, by the name of " Company of In.
nuance against soa.risk, five, and damage done by ball." The
capital of the Company is fired at a million of florins, in two thou-
sand shares, of 600 florins. The devotion of the society is fixed for
tventy.five yam—Bream/a Papers, Fed. 6.

Park Papers of Monday were received last night.
There is some talk still of modifications in the Ministry.
The Constitutionnel has this passage on the subject :
" It was again rumoured this morning that the Ministry
was about to be modified ; some said according to the
principles of an ardent counter-revolution; others, ac-
cording to the changing counter-revolution. One men-

tioned Messrs. VITROLLES, BERTRIER, DIMON ;
another Messrs. ROY, MAItTIGNAC, and even POR-
TALIS, who were to unite with the ruins of the RICHE-
LIEU and VILLELE Ministry. M. de POLIGNAC would
place himself at the head of this species of strange coa-
lition of violence, fraud, and weakness. As to candoUr
and good faith, there is nothing about them in the ques-
tion. Those are Revolutionary virtues."
The following extracts will be found interesting:
From the Messager des Chambres of Monday.
PARIS, Pas. 8, Nowt.

It is affirmed that the expedition against Algiers was resolved
upon in the Council of Thursday evening, and that the Spanish
Ambassador immediately despatched &courier to his sovereign to in.
form him of it. It is believed that this courier is the bearer of an
application Rom the French Government, in case the expedition
should have comics to touch, or to take in provisions in the ports
of the Peninsula: 16,000 men, it is said, will compose the army'
that is to be landed. It is affirmed that Genteel Bowman has re.
served to himself the command of the army. Admiral Duperre is
spoken of ea commander of the Seet ; General IA Hitte of the artil-
lery, and General Valu6 of the engineer s, are to direct the operations
of the siege. •
Yesterday (Sunday) the Commission far the subsaiption to par-
chase the domain of Chambord was received by his Majesty, in pre-
mace of their Royal Highnesses the Dauphin and Dauphines', the

Doduse de Berri, and the Children of France. At tile audience

the young Prince received the present of this domain. The Corms.
pondents of the Departments were present, as well as the Function.
sties of the Department of Loire and Cher, at this ceremony.
The Archbishop of Paris spoke in the name of the Commission,
on this occasion.

M. oosselin one of the most illustrious members of the ancient
Academy of Belles Lettrta, and caw at the most learned geographers
of Europe, died yesterday, at the age of 88, having been born at
Lille, in 1741.

Yotterdaj the thaw at length set in, and this morning the dorma-
nt*: is 6 degrees above Zero.

From the Constitutionnel of Monday.
PARIS, FEL 8.

Intrigues aoss each other every moment, in every direction. All
men's ambition appeals to be excited; certain politicians, who com.
planed loudly a few weeks since, preserve a prudent silence ; they
avoid those circles in which they might Mild Important inquiries; owe
might even say that they fear their very looks to be interrogated.
The law of Election is always a victim to be immolated ; the
ambitious contend who shall strike it first. M. do Pavane does not
want as who present themselves for the part of mcrificers.

From Ms Journal des Debate of Monday.

Pitll.lB, FED. 8.

Stange reports have for sow days past -been In circulation with
respect to the desizuedon of • oar constitutional edifice. But we do.
net hedtate to dedere that we do not believe in this destruction, by
men who would infallibly be trollied in Its ndne; tbeirpment and
Maze intemets both render such a deal. kopeedble.
It le said they are plotdng the subversion of our electoral law,
but is that not the beds of our political system f Is it not that which
consoles the country in dme of miefortune P That would indeed be
to bring us back to those times et storm and Meader which we
thought bad passed for • ever, recemmined every tea years the am.
stitutiensl deaden de people, and to Padilla
,alsed that e cos.
Attitudes seas net disked. . . . .
The expedition to Milan is ditetudned es. Tormxydee thee.
Mid mad am to anyone the laity of disembarkation. We are a.
Maid that Omura Botuntoot reserves for liinseelf the elder aim-
mead et the army. Admiral Doped is issationetas the Qom.
mender of the dot, and Vaud; General of Bieglneers, eh direct the
weeks oldie sisp.

Front the Courrier Francais of Monday. •
PARIS, Fax. 8.
We upended 400111[1Ra. in the Bpaohh expedition to way
turbanoe tato the Pashas* to render its 'Mow either swims or
liojariess to us, to maw re arrange WWI In the wanner meet 16
'Towable's° Roslials suniaercs. We expended between .88 s
Wilhite in the expeditio• to Greece—out easteprie, the 'did. 41`
which ww to thane to thatantots, a sobstantialinderodewe ;
the asieries at the Present MirdstrYt' maribit aboativii_froil
cembindeoe,• which would set have bow without their pow,
Node the apaises of that enterprise two , the a4Taildio ad Iltd
-noel& Moms, and to use great injury. Let us ri 10 then
400 millions, the.* sonars which have already been stady
kasha to subject Algias, and we have jeigiliTe hooded BMWs
wroth" is alike Which an either "pip or bertha to the in.
tenets of the kinstitim.
FRENCH FUNDS.
Piro per Cana. 1044INDs. Gk.
Few and Wpm Cow. 107 L, Mt.
Thew per Caste. ilf. is.. 410 e.
IFORRIGN mutts.
Renew des Nola, ISt ilk. see.
• tZlmante, 14. Ing.
putliditort. 111/b, esi•
Interleloablairioleh AIMS% • ' • .
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CITY, Ty'Lvit o'CLoci.
MAILS ARRIVED AND DUE THIS MORNING.
A. D. A. D. A. O.
1 Dublin ... 0 0 France . 1 Lisbon ....... o
I Waterford... .. 0 0 Flanders 1 t Jamaica o
0 Quern. & Jersey 0 0 Holland
Carthame 0 0 Hamburgh . Bina

Owing to it not being credited that, at the Bank Meeting of Di.
rectors this day, they will adopt the measure of discounting at three
per cent. as was stated yesterday, Consols have rather receded this
morning. Consols, which left off yesterday at 92h for the account,
opened at 92 to 6, at whirls price they are at present ; for money at
SS, lad for next time 92j buyers. No spectdations of importance
are going forward as yet. We do not hear that the Lisbon Mail
brings any political information of importance.
The Foreign Market is void of interest as yet. Spanish Bonds
have improved to 131 h.
The private letters by the Brasil Mail are just delivered ; but we
do not bear of any information, except that the Royal Laperlal Fa.
mily had been upset in their carriage, but did not meet with any ac-
eident.—Exchange on London, 24i.
A Lisbon Mail has arrived, brought by the Sandwich packet,
which sailed on the Slat January. The Brasil Mail, by the Eclipse,
sailed 20th December: We have also received a Jamaica Mall by
the Frolic, which sailed on the sth January.
Proms the Jamaica Papers to the sth Joss.
The Frolic packet brings accounts from Carthagena of the expul-
sion from Bogota of several individuals for political offences, and
amongst them are, it is stated, Mr. Henderson, the British Consul.
General, Mr. Harrison. the American Minister, Colonel Torrents,
tbirMexican Charge d'Affairs. All was tranquil at Carthagena
when the packet left. General Bolivar bad returned to Bogota,
where tranquillity prevailed.

From St. Jago, Des. 16.

It is stated that about five minutes before two o'clock two smart
shocks of earthquake were felt.
From the ✓amaica Royal Gamtte, of the 28th Dec.
Thursday, in the House of Assembly, the Bill for providing
salaries for the Custom House °Beets, to the 31st Dec. 1838.
passed the House ; to be put in force till the double duties are with.
drawn. The Slave Bill, which received his Excellency's assert
this day, is to be in force from the let of August next, until the 31• t
of December, 1833.