Star.
London, England, 1816-06-27 00:00:00

ZUR!CH, JUNE ia.

Two distinguished Profeswrs, the one Protestant
and the other Catholic, have been ordered by the
King of Prussia, to travel through Switxerl•nd, to
examine the establishments for education, and the
various methods of teaching.

On the 13:h, a distinguished Italian, M. d'Eztori,
who performed a remarkable part under the Cis3lpine
Republic and the King, of Italy, was arrested at
Basle. All his papers were seized, and himself con.
ducted into Germany under an escort. His arfest
took place at the joint request of the Ministers of
Austria and Prussia, and his papers sill be delivered
to them.

A Jew from Jerusalem has been for these few days
past at Basle. By his mission he is instructed to ask
assistance from all the synagogues of Europe, in fa.
voor of his brethren of Palestine, who, as well as
the Christians themselves, experience the most dread-
ful Persecutions. This missionary is about fifty years
of age, and is a man of great learning. The Jews,
however, inspire no confidence here.
At Lucerne, the emigration for America still con-
dones. About 100 persons formed the last embark-
ation. But in the Canton of Glaris this evil is more
severely felt. Within these few weeks, 40 pet sons
have left one Commune for Russia. Between the Ist
of March and 6th of June, more than 400 passports
have been delivered. A still more numerous emi.
gration is even expected. Every day the evil increases.
No; only has the increase of the English machinery
for spinning cotton diminished the employ for the
poor ; but the industry of the cloth-weaver, the only
resource of the poor, is threatened with the same
calamity.

In Awn, the Grand Council has ratified the Mi.
litany Capitulation with France, as well as the Treaty
of Turin. It has also ratified the sale made to Ge-
neral Count Rapp of, the domain of Wilderstein for
70,000 francs of Switzerland.

The reports received from London as to the Testi-
tutiin of the funds formerly placed by the Cantons
of Zurich and Bzrne in the Bank of England, are
not so satisfactory as might have been expected. The
Delegate of the two Cantons succeeded, it is true, to
obtain the raising of the sequestration laid on the ine
terest of their capitals since the year 1798, but the
same favour has not been obtained respecting the
capitals, and a lawsuit has been commenced on this
subject agaiast the Directors of the Bank.

This affair iliterCSlS the whole of Switzerland. The
arrears of interest in question are destined to the li-
quidation of the national Helvetic debt, in confor-
mity to one of the stipulations of the Act orate Con-
grey of Vienna.

The Countess of Itlerbury (the Ex queen of Bwe-
icien) is still at Lausanne with the Prince Gustavus,
her son. This Princess will won leave to for the
valley of Chantauny.

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Sailed hik Majesty's ship Musputhossr in a erbize.

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FALMOUTH, JUNE 24.
Arrived the Vends, MASH, from Bristol ; and the
Jenne Alestine, MARVIN, from Morlaix.
PLYMOUIH, JUNE 25.
Came in the San Souci, SAxzert, front St. MAloes•
• PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 26.
Arrived the Fanny transport, fro.n Corfu; and
the Zodiac transport, from Gibraltar. Also arrived.
the Deptford, GIBSON, from Gibraltar ; and the
Ni!lley, DAWSON, from Cork. • . .

DEAL, IUNE 2G.
Passed by the Hunter, --, of Charleston, from
Biurdeaux for Stockholm; and the prince Frederick,
from St. Croix, for Copenhagen. Arrived
and sailed for the River, the Mars, Evens, from
Weerford.—Wind South.
HARWICH, JUNE Q.
Arrived the Henry Freeling packet, with a mail
from Cuxhaven.—Sailed the Prince of Orange packet,
fvr Holland; and the C4,tlercigh packet, for Cux•
haven, all with Mails.—Wind South.