Star.
London, England, 1816-08-10 00:00:00

CONTINENTAL JOURNALS.

Flemish and Italian Journals reached us last night,
from which we have given extracts. By intelligence
from Morocco, it appears that the EMPEROR does

the present depredations of the To-

nisian, Tripoline, and • Algerine corsairs. A Nea-
politan vessel, lately carried into Zaffi for sale by a
Tunisian, was immediately ordered by his MAJINTY
to be released, and the Captain of the corsair to be
imprisoned.
Tile Florence Gazette presents a few particulars re-
specting the Es-Empress of France, the Archduchess
MARIA LOUISA. &Me of the expresslons employed
are a little remarkable. She will certainly return to
Puma by the 15th of August, " a memorable day
' with her Majesty." The day alluded to is BONA.
PARTRPS birth-day. It is also equally remarkable,
that the last ppers from Amitria complain with some
acrimony of the little ceremony with which her Ma•
jelly the Archduchess MARIA *LOUISA was treated,
during the trial of the conspirators at Paris : of her
never being entitled her Majesty, and the total emis-
sion of her name ia. the Court Calendar." They con-
sider the silence which the Parisian Editors are
charged to observe concerning this Princess, 6r cqually
ridiculous and offensive."

Last night we received the Paris Papers of Tues-
day, and this morning those of Wednesday. We
have made several interesting extracts from these
journals. A youth, ten years of age, has been ar-
rested in France for propketying :edition—probably the
return of the Usurper, although this is not mentioned.
A great number of French Officers, from the General
downward, have been placed on full pay and called
into activeiervice.—Some persons may view some.
thing like hostility in this : we think differently; the
fact is, the French Government find themselves enn-
ui ained to muzzle the disaffected Officers in this way,
and if their finances can afford it, it is the mote hu-
mane course of proceeding, and will perhaps conci-
bate them to the cause.

The intelligence from Turkey states, that the
plague rages in and around Constantinople : nothing
is said by the Turkish Government as to the prepara-
tions making against their Mediterranean depen-
dencies.
COURIER SETRAMIDINARY ON WEDNESDAY MORNING.

Yesterday the King transacted business with several
of his Ministers, and afterwards visited St. Cloud and
Islabnaison.

One of the household of the Duchess d'Angouleme
arrived yesterday morning at the Thud'cries, and
announced her return on the 10th instant.

Among the Lieutenant• Generals placed la active
service are Generals Fournier, La Houssaye, Preval,
Colbert, and Merlin.

We learn from Bourdeaux that the cults and bar-
leys are in the barns: the crop has been excellent.
The wheats, in the dry parts, are cut down. If the
good weatl:lr continues, the harvest will be terminated
in eight days. The produce will equal that of the
best years.

Arrangements are making at the hotel of the Duke
of Wellington, which seem to indicate that his Lord-
ship will soon return.
_ _ _

MADRID, JULY U.

A Leva, or general Press, it about tole ordered
fee the whole Kingdom, whick will have the effect
of securing the numerous deserters. end vagalsondi
who infest sonie of our provinces.

• . C.AQUARI, JULY st.

,A Vara fro= Sicily oast * A m eric n Sq,adroi

lia fun sail for *as: it seems that the United
States wish to =duce the Barbarians to sul,:nisskri
before the arrival of Lord Exmouth, and that the
New World is about to avenge the wrongs of the
Old •n the Pirates.

VIENNA, JULY S 7. •
_ Aire learn from Constantinople, that the •Princess
.4 Wales, after a stay of ten days at Peca and at
Buyuxdere, during which her vessel was refitted,
=barked again on the morning of the 17th of June.
This Princess having received, on the morning of the
18th, from the hands of the Muhurda (Keeper of the
Seals) to the Reis Effendi, some valuable presents;
such as Indian shawls and stuffs, aromatics, with
magnificent diamond pin, the whole estinuted at.
45,000 piastres, weighed anchor to proceed throutili
the Bay of Madiana to Brousse, the ancient c:►phai
of the Ottoman Empire in Asia, and from thence so
Jerusalem and Egypt. The Princess, during her stay
at Peca and at Buyuxdere, visited all the enchanting
parts 'of the Canal, but did not set foot in Coastal).-
ample.
FRIBOURG (IN BRISGAU), JULY So.
• we
Madame Krudener (whose name has been fre.
cinently mentioned in the Journals) has coatinudi bet
religious exercises in 'the environs of lieernlein, hall
a league from Bale, upon the extreme frontier of the
Bale territory. These exercises have excited the
more noise because they are now held in the open air
on a small hill. Numerous auditors flock from the
Swiss Cantons, Alsace, and Germany ; atnotig s.'ma
are persons of all conditions and all religious perm?.
;ions. The number of her audience generally ex.
ceeds a thousand.

The Government has at length interfered and
evinced a determination to put down those assemblies.

CONSTANTINOPLE, JUNE 10.

The rich Armenian bankers, lv/mink and Racal'
Oglo, have obtained, by the intervention ot the Sul.
jana Valide, a remission ot their sentence of deaths
but they are to be imprisoned for some time. 05
this occasion, the Grand Vizier published an Ordi.
nance, in which he enjoins the Armenian bankers to
more probity and fidelity in their dealings, to cea►e
building magnificent houses, and to conduct them.
selves in future as Rajas : that is to say, to recollect
that they are not Mahometans, and therefore ought
to behave with humility.

The Plague rather increases than diminishes its
ravages. Two persons have been attacked with it at
Pera, and several at Galan. Twenty-four have bees
recently conveyed to the Greek Hospital outsiJe cf
Pera, and four to the Seven Towers. Abont one.halt
have died. The contagion makes new progreis at
Alexandria, Smyrna and Sal,,n;ca.

PARIS, AUGUST 7.

Count Mok, Director-General of the Roads and
Bridges, has returned to Paris from a grand tour of
inspection which he hal made through the country.

By the Crate',, from New York, we have received
Letters ands Papers to the 16th of July. The soh-
scription to the Bink at New York is nearly full, arid
the exchange there had risen per cent. ade w.is
mending in general, and the gloomy prospee'ts for-
merly entertained by the inhabitants had considerably
abated. The following are eatracts from the Papers:
" The alarm respecting the misunderstanding on
die Lakes appears to have tonsiderably.subsiied.—:
The Barka Evening Gazelle gives a long del iii re-
specting a piracy off Cadiz—the American schlt ger
lt!.mp had seized a Spanish vi:ssel off that port, and
sent her for Buenas Ayres; the Prize-master after-
wards steered tor the limited States, but being afraid
of the consequenke had scuttled the prize oT G!ou-
cester. The Spanish Consul had left Boston to inves-
tigate this net Anon% business.
" The Commercial Aelvenirer of the 9th states, dirt,
there were four Carthagenian privateers cruising Gff
the Havannah, who were seen to capture four ur tie:
sail of Spanish merchantmen.
" By a letter from New Orleans, dated the ICth
of June, we learn that the river has fallen eight feet ;
the excavation at Mr. Macarthy's is completely re-
paired ; the sudden fall has carried off all impurities,
and the excessive rains have allayed all fears. Tl.e
City is snore healthy than for many years."