Star.
London, England, 1816-07-01 00:00:00

PARIS, JUNE 14.

rFRON A LETTER.)
The wife of Joseph Bonaparte is now going to
leave Paris,. and France. Before her departure she
wished to dispose of the fine estate of Morfontaine.
She has not, however, been able to find- a purchaser;
but she wants to insert in the contract of bale, a clause
to preserve the right of repurchasing this beautiful
estate, in case any change should take place.
PETERSBURGH, JUNE 6.
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The Emperor has made the Russian Bible Asso-
ciation a present of a large house, four stories high,
solidly built of stone, and lying in one of the finest
parts of the city, near the Imperial Summer Garden.
The Society has also received from his Majesty a
present of 15,000 rouble,.

WARSAW, JUNE is.
The Polish army has subscribed four days' pay to•
wards the expense of the Triumphal Arch which is
to be erected here, in memory of the entrance of our
Sovereign the Emperor. They speak of a journey of
the Emperor to Toeplitz and Carlsbad, by the way
of Brzec, Lelewske, and Pulawy, and Cracow. On
his return he is expected here. The Polish army is
now in the most excellent state.
FROM rrALY, JUNE 8. •

The King of Sardiaia has lately been invited by the
Emperor of Russia to accede to the Holy Alliance.

DRESDEN, JUNE 17.

Fouche, who lived here very retired, goes on the
Ist of July to Prague. He sells his furniture while
he is here.
FRANKFORT, JUNK 19.

- Since the late energetic Declaration of the States
of Wurtemburgh, of the 12th Jane, many people
look with eager expectation to the further course of
events in that kingdom. It is wholly unfounded that
the difficulties between the Government and the
States are removed, as some Journals have reported.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, JULY 1, 1816. .
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCKs
Reduced 6sl 63—Cans. ahut--for *path% Stif
4 per Cent. 784-5 per Cent. Navy abut—Bonds par.
Quantum pay. .-- —Exchequer Bllla, 4s. dia. par.

We have the satisfaction to announce the arrival
in London of the Duke of WELLINGTON. His Ex-
cellency landed at Dover yesterday morning about
ten o'clock from the Lord Duncan passage-vessel
from Calais, and immediately set off for London,
where be arrived last night. The arrival of his
Grace being quite unexpected, but few persons were
assembled on the Beach at Dover, but those few, the
moment he was recognized, greeted him with three
hearty British cheers.

We have received the Paris Papers of Wednesday
and Thursday. On Thursday the trial commenced
of 28 individuals, accused of a conspiracy to over-
, throw the Government: they called themselves the
Patriots of 1816. They were detected about the
period of the insurrection at Grenoble, but all notice
of the affair was withheld from the public at the
time. Jhe conspirators are men of the lowest de-
scription both in talent and character : indeed, the
more immediate object of the project seems to have
been merely to afford a handful of miserable beings
the Means of living on the credulitfot the richer,
Bonapartist:, from whom they obtained subscriptions
for their laudable enterprise.
General GILLY., one of Bonazaares favourite
Generals, has been tried in his absence, and found
guilty of treason, for the rebellion of March, 1815.
There h no doubt whatever of the guilt of this per-
jured traitor, and yet there is a most glaring absur-
dity in trying him in this way.

It is now understoodthat Lord kistouTH will pro-
ceed again immediately N the Mediterranean to
chastise the Algerine and Tunisian Pirates. His
Lordship will hoist his flag on board the QUERN
Cuanorrs. Two frigates, now in the River on the
Peace Establishment, will be paid off, in order that
the men may be transferred to Bombs, several of
which description of vessels will accompany his
Lordship. From this circumstance, wepresume that
measures of the most decisive nature will be adopted
by his Lordship.

It is nadestood that the PRINCE %SCENT will pro-
rogue the Parliament, in person, to-morrow.
It is reported that a dissolution of Parliament will
take place in October.
The Aces( the Commissary General is to be abo-
lished ; and it is said that Mr. Hamm is to be IIP•
pointed Auditor of the Rneuna's Household.