Star.
London, England, 1817-05-26 00:00:00

FLANDERS MAIL

Last night Flemish Journals reached ns to a late
date.—The late scheme for making the ruin of Eng-
land a prelude to the rescue of BONAPARTI is the
1 last recommendation, which his exiled adherents
' will be able to make through the channel of the
Flemish press. The foreigners, who were proprie-
tors of Journals at Antwerp, Ghent, and Brussels,
are ordered to quit the kingdom of the Nether.
lands, within eight days.—lt is not improbable,
that this scheme, the motives of which were so
obvious, and the language so insolent, was the pro-
vocation, that produced this close of their labours.—
Their last article was rather an elaborate one. Were
the topics of it brought them, in memory, from St.
Helena > The Utility of an Arun Law was never'
better proved than by this exercise of it in the Ne.
therlands. It seems indeed to be one of the essential

concomitants of freedom t for, if foreigners, with all
their probability of the worst motives, are to enjoy
the whole privileges of natives, will there soil*
plausibility in narrowing these, tocounteract so many
chances of abuse

DUTCH MAIL.
By the Mail of this day. we have received the
Dutch Papers to the 25th instant.

A letter from Lisle states. that the Cavalry Offi-
cers who were concerned in the tumult at the Theatre.
have been released from prison, but dismissed from
the service.

Some of the Continental Power; begin to perceive
that without foreign commerce the internal must lan-
guish. The King of Pausata, in order to remedy the
scarcity of cattle which prevails in all the provinces
of the Kingdom, has decreed that, for the space of
18 months, commencing the let June, this year, it,
shall be allowed to import all kinds of cattle great
and small, into that Kingdom either by land or sea,
without payment of the duties which are fixed epou
the importation by the Law of the 3d October, 1816.
A letter from Madrid, states, that a negoeiaticiu
has been opened at London fora Loss to Um:NAND

of eight or ten millions of piastres, tinder the gn3rantee
of she English Government, and for which due sccu•
rity is to be given.

HAMBURGH MAIL.

We have also received a variety of Foreign Jour.
nals by the Hamburg!' Mail.
A letter from Constantinople, of the 10th April,
states, that the flotilla lately sent from the Porte as
a present for the Dey of ALGIERS, has met with da.
mage at sea. The frigate has been obliged to return
Ito port for repairs, and two vessels have been driven
upon the coasts of the Morea. Of the others, no
news have been received.

The troubles at Bagdad have been suppressed, and
the heads of the principal insurgents have been sent
to Constantinople, where they now ornament the
gates of the Seraglio.
The report of great armaments in Turkey is en-
tirely groundless.
The greet barracks for the Janissaries, rebuilt by
the present Sultan, were burnt to the ground on the
Ist of April.

In Denmark, 28,06 G persons were vaccinated last
year. On the 7th and Bth instant, 269 vessels passed
the Sound.

At Stockholm there is much talk about the ap-
proaching Diet, which is to cure all the distresses
under which the people labour, ty prohibiting the we
of all article: of &awry.
The PRINCESA of WALKS has most unexpectedly re-
quested of the Grand Duke of Baden permission to
pass a part of this summer in the Castle of Rastadt.
Her request has been granted, and she is expected to
arrive there, (tom Italy, with her suite, on the Ist
Of July.