Star.
London, England, 1829-12-29 00:00:00

TO CORRESPON DENTS.

ikonv.—We ban received ids very hitorestios sod elopes ,
letter, and Asti give it a coniviesous place to-morrow.
ihntoatoos. The cootottiolcatity frosts this plate is cane to
baud. and will—trobabli—.be ooddid to-morrow.

• The appeal of M. Bzwrix, Editor of the Journal del
Mats, to the Cour Royale, 'against the sentence of
fine and imprisonment pronounced up6ll him by she
Tribunal of Correctional Polke—and its issue—are
matter of high triumph and congratulation to the friends
of a free Press in Europe. The noble behaviour of the
Court appealed to, in reversing so tyrannical wudgment,
is the more interesting to contemplate at such a moment,
when we reflect on the disgracefully opposite results which
the Old Bailey has just exhibited. We always said,
that regeneration would come from France : sal-
vation for European liberties—even those of Eng-
land not excepted—is dawning there. It is from
France alone that the light must emanate, which
will dispel the darkness of despotism that sits on Portu-
gal—liberalise Flanders, now groaning under a
new repression and, eventually, constitutionalise
Northern Italy. Nay, there will burst a light
—or we are much mistaken—from that region of politi-
cal improvement, which will impart an inteneer beauty,
as well as security to institutions here, which for leo
many centuries have boasted, and fairly boasted, to be
without their parallel.

Front Galignani's Messenger.
PARIS, Dat. 26.
A letter from Canes, in the island of Candle, of the 2.stit ultimo, - -
says that a vessel frost A 148444,6 had fiat woad that a Isla- Very trifling and insignificant circumstances afford
lion of General Guilleminot had lately arrived on a mission to the
often the finest illustrations of a great mind. The course
Viceroy of Egypt, to propose to hint to subdue the Regency of Al.by the Duke of WELLINGTON towards the,
glen, and the sOo leagues of coast which formerly composed the Pursued'
asaidete frontier of the Republic of Carthage. Mabomet All was Morning Journal, has done more to show the standard
to be supported by a French Sect, to act in concert with Tripoli of the Noble prosecutor's magnanimity, than all the
and Tanis. The iegodator made many tempdog proposals. and valour that he ever displayed in Spain and Flanders, or
Mehemet replied by inquiring what he was to do after having con- all the speeches that he has ever made in Parliament and
peered Algiers? " To repose and enjoy your glory." " Well," .
aid Mak t, " I will do so from this moment." Thu answer in Council.
The Duan by these prosecutions has fairly
; was followed by an order to place his troops on the peace estab. developed himself, and proved to the world by what
Ushment, and to dismantle his vessels. actuations his political conduct is capable of being in-
Letters from Oporto announce that above to persons had too financed, and his private feelings set in array against
embarked clandestinely in that port, to tabs refuge in France and his public duty. As the characters of eminent men
• gagiagyeagirdad' y being carbeinu.day. woo of the French hum& never stand forth in so clear a light as when contrasted
haerbeeepoblisbed this morning. and this is the great use and value of historical portraits
. The celebrated M. Ouvrard, wbo was arcuated five years ago —we have thought it woul show t Once curious, and in-
fer debt. et the sett of 1d• ileSulna was liberal" hem ledlon °D teresting in a high degree, thow a former Statesman
Thursday, the legal term foe which French debtors can be con- at the head of affairs in this country—and he too, the
• Good having expired. first WARRIOR and HERO of the age—conducted him-
From the Coestitutioxitel. • self, under circumstances extraordinarily similar. The
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MADRID, Dec. 14.—(Pacvors Coaneseosossee)
coincidence, indeed—considering their previous career
. . Amide the jof which reigns among tbe members of the two in their country's service, and the high ministerial
Royal fansillee. it is easily seen that Ferdinand VII' Is deeply at.
functions filled at the time by the parties libelled—is
fected by the e,sat of Tampico. His illusions are now dissipated.
as perfect as it is remarkable.
. From the Gazette de France. When JOHN Duke of MaaLsoaouati was absent at
• MADRID, Dec. 14.
the H-gue, for the purpose of regulating the concerns
The eleventh, at dsy-break. the City was in activity. The
weedier was beeotifuL AU the monuments erected ler this day of of that State, and carrying the treaties into execution, a
rejoicing Were magnificently ornamented, as were the frosts of the pamphlet made its appearance in London, entitled Tut
houses. MEMORIAL or THE CHURCH, replete from the begin-
Their NeaPalitala *sides arrived at Madlia 15 8 cakche'' ning to the end with most virulent libels on the private
rThey were followed by the Corregidor of the Municipality, as
lieiree die capiein4inerei of lb* City, with 'a brilliant and. we• character of that great man. The following is an ex-
merest suite at Geineali, and other public facietiosartes, both civil tract :
audsasUitary. In appratchica the gas of Astoria. Clem be- " All attempts to settle the Church on a perpetual
belle proved., by the-4100am 'leak In her aPPeaten en that her foundation, Miss-beim opposed and rendered ineffectual
Royal Matt was not I.""bie to tit° lava st emu"' 111"6" by Mihistais jibe etre their present grandeur to its pro-
• diseased times repotted, a •s' Loa, live their Neapolitan Ma- . _9° .
teen= ; and who, with a prevarication ai ',shameful as
. jestiesr Oldaco cease hem their masa= rota the
,Caldtal, tip to
the Paislie; where they were received by our august Severe* to vote
. ' their ingratitude, pretend to vote and epeatlfor it them-
soma' after the arrival of their Majesties. King Ferdinand left selves, and bribe others with places and posieste
his fabee to meet his Boyd spouse. He was followed by the as- against, it." •
*wilt" which "cc°l°Paalad dell Sicilian Majesties, atitil _ ...savcrsi. On this occasion, MARLBOROUGH wrote thesis h
. geedensen of the Chamber. Our Sovezeige was oa boredom : .e._
'.— -
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Ms Majesty advanced until hi" met the' =triage of his august wife
spoler,in erbkh shout our two latantausad the PdaCeas of BAIL • " I received last night a letter from you without a date,
The Ring placed himself oa the right of the carriage, pod the two by which I see there is another scurrilous pamphlet coma
• Wats, Me brotben, oa she left. Their Majesties wet* preceded
' be aiiitoss soarspa of b„„,40„,d,, wed several sivadrives ar !hut ; the best way of putting an end to that villainy is
• . Agates.. It to impossible to inmost -tho oothotioot Me idn"S ' not to appear concerned.. The best of men and women,
farwarissoo,ocovpactatom at the mosseet whoa dale MOON
,have been ill-need. If we can be so happy
eateseethe espies! by the tete d'Antacha, aad end! oil arrived es la all nu
tbeplalere of our Kings. - • • ' as to behave ourselves, so as to have no reason to reproach
• Ala weather continues remarkably Si., end dm*i-
yesterday we
ourselves,
we may then despise what rage andfaction do."
love seen aothingla oar capital ineisies Gild nifdanio .
• • MINCH FUNDCDuaIIi. (Silmtil) MARLBOROUGH.
.
. Mieper Coats. tea ass scabs. • • -e, .• ! .
• oneper Cents:sof. toe. lic•sse. ads. 1110•14 Mrs. 1N..,' The 'Cabinet at length found it necessary to Cheek the
Mak Stock 1,2201 .. . . licentiousness of the Press. One WILL/AM STEPILIBMS,
, Reim de Napless INlforMic. Ile- ' . •. .
Lira! graddi
.171IregeSe:d • --....- .- a • clergyman, was found guilty of a libel severely ar-
Rept, NOM* a a golipirdei al
Halltag 1#0,.. •
.. *- - • . missing the Dun n's conduct during thi last campaign.
lienielMai dirlfaileseilliaOseltemena-Pailiel.llo. SOc. away. Hewes sentenced to pay a fine of one hundred narks, end
ISt ISO. Titre anollaet4belletilldr•ede•ldelell. BA doe. i stand twice in the pillory. The pocnsis sebesqlestly
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