Star.
London, England, 1814-07-28 00:00:00

TURIN, JULY 16.

Our Sovereign, the King of Sardinia, is occupied
at this moment with plans fi r the re-establishment of.
the Jesuits, as instructors of youth. We are assured
that overtures have been made ul on this subject to the
Sovereign Pontiff, and all are cu:ious to Ln,a.:: how
they have been received.

BASLE, JULY 17.

The English Legation in Switzerland is composed
of Mr. Canning, the brother of the Ex• Minister ; of
Mr. Addington, nephew to Lord Sidmouth ; and of
some other persons of distinguished English families.
The Members of this Legation arrived sooner than
was expected—their journey was accelerated in order
to treat before any of the other Continental Powers,
fur a corps of Swiss troops which Great Britain wishes
to take into its service.

Our negociations with France are nearly brought
to an amicable conclusion. Not only will the four
Swiss Regiments formerly spoken of, be completed,
but the Cantons are to furnish two in addition, and
that independently of the Cent Sulues, and the Garde:-
juietes, who are restorod.
BASI.E, JULY 13. .

The Grand Council of the Canton of the Crisons
has approved of the project of the Heletie Constitu-
tu:ion, by a majority of two-thirds of the votes.—
The Grand Council of the Canton of Gall has adop-
ted it unanimously. Thus the federal pact decreed
by the General Diet is now accepted by the Cmtons
of Zurich, Lucerne, "Iperizel:, Glaris, Tl,Ltgovie,
Argovie, Saint Gall, Tessin, Vaud, and the Grisou.a.
The Grand Council of the Canton of Berne has re-
jected it by a majority of KG against b 2: it is inten-
ded to send to the Diet a note cuotaining the mctivcs
for their refisal at full length. The following is the
substance of their motives :

44 The political rektions of Switzerland, with se•
veral parts of the territory which it ought to acquire,
are not yet sufficiently fixed to enable us, amid the
uncertainty of new changes, to adopt definitively a
federal constitution, in whit!) a just regard has not
beep paid to the rights and interests of several an-
cient Cantons. As to the Pays de Vaud and Ar-
govie, the Government of Berne declares, that much
as it wishes the union of the Canton of Vaud to that
of Berne, it nevertheless consents to acknowledge
the independence of the Pays de Vaud, on conditions
equally advantageous to the two Cantons, but that
it will not renounce its rights over Argovie, ab-
juring all intention at the same time to main-
tain them by force of arms : that it will once more
propose to Argovie new conditions for its vo-
luntary union with Berne. These conditions are:
personal advantages for the Members of the Govern-
ment of Argovie ; confirmation of the rights and
franchises of the municipal cities; the admission of
the Argovians to the rights of Citizenship of Berne,
and to the offices of Government ; an exclusive tribu-
nal of appeal, the preservation of the establishmentz
for education at Argovie, Etc. &c."

A Mail has arrived from St. Sebastian and Bour-
deaux. In Spain the circulation of English news-
papers has been prohibited, by public Order; and it
is alleged that divers disaffected persons, subjects of
Spain, residing in Great Britain, have circulated false
and malicious reports of the Government of their own
country; that in consequence of this industry of un-
worthy natives, misrepresentations are introduced into
the English Journals, which render them unfit for
the inspection of the public, as being liable to excite
discontents. The same prohibition is extended to the
Portuguese Journals, on account of the want of dis-
erintination in their Editors, in the extracts they make
from the British Papers. The punishment inflicted
on the proprietors of taverns, coffee-houses, and other
dwellings of resort contravening this ordinance, is ten
years' hard labour.

The Session of Parliament will be closed on Satur-
day next, by the PRINCE REGENT in person.
Tile splendid Temple and Pagoda in the Parks are
now finished ; and the gallery for the reception of the
Royal Family, Foreign Ministers, &c. was yesterday
lined with scarlet. The whole presents a scene at
once beautiful, interesting, and grand.

TNI ARM?".

Ozaers have been given far a part of the Gutdi.
to hold themselves in readiness to leave this wintry,
to embark for Brabant.
It has been erroneously stated that Lord Lyn-
Dom, who is daily expected from Antwerp, is to re-
turn to the Netherlands, but his Lordship's command
is understood to have ceased, on the appointment of
the Prince of °MANGE to the sank of Lieutenant•
General.

The Staff Officers belonging to the Districts which
bave been recloced, are to receive their full pay to
the 24• th of September.

It is said that Admiral Hat.Loway. has been or.
dered home by Government, to give evidence on the
trio! of Sir JOHN MURRAY, which, after all, is to take
place in this country.

Captain Larmast, of the 3d regiment, met with a
most serious accident cn Friday last, at Bright'n, is
leaping his horse over the railing of the race course,
for a wager of fifty guineas, by which the stwnp fal
the arm he gallantly lest in the hid was frActuted,
and his head so t^rribly lacerated-, that lie mow lies
with but little hops of recovery.