Star.
London, England, 1827-02-10 00:00:00

Lin Or THE DAY.

The reerrier Front:ie.—M. de Villele has had a
conference with M. Bonnet, in which he declared to
him, that the law would be withdrawn, if the amend-
ments .were adopted.
The same.—New representations were made some
weeks ago to the Court of Madrid, by France, England,
and Russia. The King of Spain rejected these remon-
strances haughtily. The official news of this reached
the Russian Legation the day before yesterday.
The Quotidienne.—When people impose on them-
selves the duty of being Ministerial, they must abandon
their doctrines, their recollections, their attachments.
The same paper, which formerly defended the Baron
d'Eroles and hi, noble companions, must now resolve
to calumniate the Marquis de Chaves and the Portu-
guese Roydli,ts.•

911011 THU JOVIIMAL PEI DEBATS.
PARIS, F. 6.
_ _

The Chamber of Peers have terminated their discus-
sions respecting the Law of Julies, in which many
of the Members have displayed an eloquence as pro-
found as luminous, and have shewn themselves the en-
lightened defenders of the public liberties.
The Countess Dasrange d'Hangeranville (Theresa Bertlalvr),l
the sister-in-law of Madame de Wagrant' has jut died, in conse
quence of a burs, produced by her clothes catching fire,

FRO( ?KR suorinsams.
PARIS, FEL 6.
Count Gustavus d Montebello, charged with dispatches, has
just arrived from Vienna.
It appears certain, that the Spanish squadron sta•
tinned at Cuba, commanded by Admiral Laborde, after
having repaired the damages it had sustained, was to
take troops ob-board, in order to make a decent, either
is Mexico or Colombia.
We beer from Vienna, that the Hereditary Archduke gave a
ball on the Mk ult. at which Don Miguel was not present. His
absence Was veer suet remarked.

RILCSIVILD lIY RXPRESS THIS MORNING.
ism art front, stray ratter, was. 9.
' -*Assort. JAI. 27. .

The insurrectioa now concentrated in the province
of Tras-os-MoateS, can no more threaten the tr.usquil-
lity of the other provinces. The last letters received
from Count Villa Fior, were from Trancoso ; he is going
to join the Marquis d'A ngeja, near Villa Real. He did
not pass the Douro on the 22d, as was said ; he wished
first to assure himself that the Insurgents would not
throw themselves into the Beira, behind him.

The pacific resolUtions adopted by the Cabinet of
Madrid have been announced by a Spanish courier to
the Count de Casa Flores, who was ordered at the same
time, to communicate them to the Portuguese.
M. de Casa Flores has obtained leave of absence.—
The Secretary of Legation a ill remain Charge d'Affaires,
and the title of the mission will be pr served.
Three of the English ship of the line, that were in
the Tagus, have sailed to return to England. The Mar-
shal went on board the Ocean.

The Chamber of Nets has just rejected the law pro-
posed by the Chamber of Deputies, which fixed the
number and the salary of the Councillors of State. It
is thought that the 1.4 w on the detation of the Crown,
will be also rejected by that Chamber.
It appears that both sides are disposed to suffer the
mixed Committees to fall into disuse. It was a bad in-
stitution, for the result of it naturally was, either to
place the administration entirely in the Chambers, if
they agreed, or to put them in opposition to each other,
in the contrary case ; but in doing away with it, nothing
has been substituted for it.