Star.
London, England, 1819-05-26 00:00:00

Scotia, where he is General-in-Chief, will take place
nest week.' The departure of the King is put off: toe
a bite date. • ' .

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lIRRMEN, MAY la. • .
the repotts of misunderstanding between Swe
and some other; Nottbern P9wfigv,
rtradicted by mitny letter*: frote• iStildine:tke
know nothing in that kingdom of sick
partitions, and even the general measures of delencet
the plan of-which was laid many years ago, are pro-

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1114110 se, slowly, that it will take several years More
t 0 ~pmlett them,
ibrinburgh Exchange on London, May 22, 33.71.
The Paris Papers of Sunday arrived this forenoon,
but furnish nothing of the least importance. The
Chamber of Deputies reached on Saturday within
two articles of the conclusion of the Budget. On
Monday the discussion would, in all probability, be
terminated—live per Cents. Saturday, 67 fr.
FROM OUR PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT.
" PARIS, MAY 21, 181.
" The Coronation of his Majesty is at length defi-
nitively fixed, for the third time, to take place on the
25th August next. As the holy oil, the Sainte Am-
pauk, which,according to tradition, is absolutely
essential to the ceremony, was destroyed during the
Revolution, a new miracle will be necessary for its
production, and the Missionaries fancy they have so
well prepared the credulity of the French nation, that
they may hazard one without danger.
" Unfortunately the secret has escaped too soon,
One of those holy men is now instructing a carrier
pigeon to light on the shoulder of an effigy dressed
in the grand costume of the Archbishop of Rheim.
k already performs its task tolerably well, but by
mistake sometimes lights on that of its master : how-
ever, by the 25th of August there is no doubt of its
being quite perfect in its part, and that it will light
with a bottle of the holy oil tied round its neck, on
the Archbishop at the proper moment, unless any in-
discretion in prophesying the event, make the mira-

cle worker change his intention.
" I am far from believing the Acchhishop of
Rheims to be capable of lending a sanction to such
an impious cheat; but it is not the less true that there
is a Priest weak enough to believe it might pass, and
wicked enough to attempt it. This exposure will, it
is hoped, prevent its being carried farther.
" The Ultras are proud of their triumph: let them
enjoy it. The Vamais' (never) of M. DESERRE will
only extend to the 25th of August. M. DECAZES, to
whose noble patriotism the French nation is indebted
for the exercise of so many of its liberties, wished the
law by which the parties were banished to be revoked.
His Majesty, on the contrary, wished the measure to
emanate from himself, as the fountain of mercy; hence
M. Deserre, when he exclaimed the terrible jantais,
but little knew the bounty of his Royal Master's heart,
which originally yielded to the measure with pain, and
ta gratify a faction, which he thought his friends, but
who have proved themselves the bitterest enemies of
their Ring and the Nation I Besides, what is meant
by Regicide?
" The proscription would apply to the whole na-
tion, in some degree; but if the merit of the question
were fairly entered into, it would be seen that the
principal Regicides were those who made Louis
XVI. seek foreign aid, to destroy that Constitution
which he had granted the nation. Strictly speak-
ing, then, the regicides lived in England from 1791
to 1814. They have already sent one Monarch to
the scaffold, and they would not hesitite to repeat
the tragedy tor the bare 'chance, that a success&
might regard them as the Nation, and the rest as
, mere beasts oi burthen r

Tins DucuESS ss ICENT.—We are extremely happy 1
to say that her Royal Highness continues as well as
can be expected in every respect. The following
is a copy of yesterday's Bulletin :
" IMINCTON PALACE, MAY 23.
" Her Royal Highness the Duchess of KENT has had an ex-
cellent night, and the Royal Infant continues to do welL"
Earl BATHURST and Count MUNSTER had audiences
of the PRINCE REGENT yesterday.
The Earl of CA RNARVQX gave one of the grandest
Balls this season, on Monday evening, at his mansion
in Grosvenor. square : it was past five yesterday morn-
ing before the distinguished party retired.
The first of the Missionary Sermons this season was

preached last Wednesday, at Surrey Chapel, when the
unprecedented large sum of £517 was collected.
At the Crown and Anchor Tavern on Monday a
Meeting took place, to celebrate the Twelfth Anni-
versary of the Triumph of Westminster and Purity of
Election. Sir FaaNcis Buttner'. was in the Chair.
When the cloth was removed, the Baronet, in a
speech, an hour and a half long, expatiated on the
weakness of Ministers, and the benefits that would
arise from Annual Parliaments and Universal Sufrage.
KING'S THEATRE.—MOZART'S famous Opera, /I
,Flauto Magico, \vas pet formed last night, and its
.effect was admirable. The plot turns on the love of
an Egyptian Prince for a young devotee of the goddess
Isis. The Prince's courage, constancy, and wisdom
are put to the test ; he is initiated in the celebrated
mysteries, and, by the help of a beneficent Genii, and
the magic flute, triumphs. and obtains his bride.—
GARCIA and Arladame BELLOCHI were the principal
characters. The music is already popular, and is
generally of great beauty, though of a lantast;c style.
The dresses were costly, and the scenery profuse and
magnificent. The concluding scene, with its .burning
circles and columns of silver fire, is the finest that we
remember upon the stage. The House was full and
fashionable. The Opera promises to have, in the
technical phrase, an unequalled run.
The Old Bailey Sessions commenced this morning,
when Robert Rhodes, John Breese, Michael Egan,
and Patrick Court, privates belonging to the 19th
Light Dragoons, now stationed at Hounslow, were
indiCtrd for stealing IE4B and upwards, the property
'of 'Thomas Enfield,' from 'out of a box which be-
t oi*f .to 'the prosecutor, on the 22d of April.—
clot-. 11- Rhodes were found Gnilty) but recom-•
tended tci,..Metcy the two others were' acquitted.
MVliDtli -Yesterday morning, a murder was coin-
fifkkerd.Wthst blldifefia bmuftesiding. in Flower-court,
. .ANIL -ate
-"Ni 'dial-heaver, well ktabvni by the
ijklilit6,By7 Mikis *implicated
Id& 11; fileasawd's
Suss theft: were, 9fterst stabs id'

the body, which 'caused his immediate death. Th
woinan has Absconded.