Star.
London, England, 1819-06-21 00:00:00

the tirincesi ttAitt4 of iNt*Timistod, ciaukhter of
the Dtichess LOUISA of WllM4llllllP3lh.for the Arch-
duke Joarnref AUSTRIA Palatine of Hungary.
The Senate of Frankfort have, in, pursuance of a
demand made by the Austrian Government, insti-
tuted a prosecution against the Editor of the Gazette
de Frankfort, for some remarks which he has quoted
from some other Journal, on the negotiations between
Austria and the Conftof Rome.
French Five per Cents. Thursday, 6Sfr. SOc.
FROM OUR PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT.

" PARIS, JUNE 16.
" Those here who are supposed well versed in the'
politics of Europe, see many things in prospect which
lescape the eye of common observers. This, you will
say, is not wonderful ; but among these they rank
the present Ministers of England, who, according to
them, are infatuated, and shut their eyes against fu-
turity. Clouds are gathering in the North ; and it
is probable, ere long, the tempest will be heard and
felt. 4We know not,' say they, 4 what fatuity blinds
the eyes of Western Europe to the conduct of the
Eastern Powers.' Is it possible that Lord CASTLE-
REAGH was blinded with the idea of a war between
Russia and- the Porte ? Is it possible that our Am-
bassador at Constantinople has not communicated to
his Government, that the pretended insult to the
Russian flag, at Constantinople, Was only a feint?,
It furnished Russia with a pretext for a naval and
military armament ; and while the English Ministers
regarded Turkey as threatened, and directed their
attention to that point, the chief mover was laugh-
ing in his sleeve at their ignorance of his real de-
signs, ALEXANDER, it is said here, apes NAPOLEON,
but is placed far behind his model; for they contend
that his present scheme is founded on the famous
hoax of NAPOLEON, with the Boulogne flotilla. The
latter never had the intention of coming to England;
but it requited such an extensive demonstration of
his supposed intentions to mask his real design : with-
out it all Continental trope would have been on'
the alert: as it was, they slept in profound kecurity,
and chuckled over the approaching ruin of England.
Their joy, however, was short-lived. He marched
with the rapidity of lightning to Germany, and sub-1
jugated it. Is ALEXANDER about to attempt in mi-
niature what NAPOLEON did in a colossal size? Is
Sweden the real object of ALEXANDER, and the son
of GUSTAVUS to be the stalking-hone? That bar-
rier broken down, politicians here will have it that
he intends to divide Germany with Prussia, and send
the EMPEROR to Italy. Having now another Turkish
frontier, that Power will fall—Egypt follows of
course, and his passage to India is smoaked !"

Mails from Hamburgh and Flanders*arrived in the
Mine of yesterday : and this morning a Dutch Mail
'arrived, bringing printed Journals and letters to the
119th instant. They contain little to interest English
readers, whatever importance may be attached by
the Dutch and Brabanters to notices respecting the
progress made in the repairs of the frontier fortresses.
Our countrymen are stated, in the German letters,
to be passing in great numbers from Italy, where
they have passed the winter and spring, to spend the
summer in Switzerland.

It is positively stated in an article from Stockholm
of date the 4th June, that " the negociations carried
on in London, under the direction of the great Euro-
pean Powers, for the liquidation of the public debt
of Norway, according to the sth Article of the Treaty
of Kiel. are happily terminated ; and that the instru-
ment drawn up to this end by the Pleflipotentiaries
of those Powers, has arrived at Stockholm, and been
laid before his Majesty for his approbation."

Saturday, at three o'clock, the PaiNcE REGENT held
a Court at Carlton-house, which was attended by
The Lord Chancellor, the Lord President of the Council, the
Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Secretaries
of State for the Home, Foreign, and Colonial Departments, the
Muter Gehetal of the-Ordnance, the President of the Board of
Controul, the Chancellor of the hichy of Lancaster, the Master
of the• Mint, the Karl of Mulgtave, the Lord Chief Justice of
the Court of King's Bench, the Lord Chamberlain, the Master
of the Horse, the Groom of the Stole, the Vice Chamberlain,
Mr. Foster, &c.
It was near seven o'clock when the Court broke up,
owing to the extreme length of the Recorder's Report.
The PRINCE REGENT'S Party, on Friday night, was
very numerously and splendidly attended; there were
nearly 400 personages present. The lower suit of
rooms were opened for the occasion.
Saturday the Duke and Duchess of .GLetocesTEß
had a grand dinner party, to meet his Royal High
ness the PRINCR REGENT. _

The LORD CHANCELLOR, the VICE-CHANCELLOR,
and Mr. Justice Bear, had audiences of the PRINCE

Rackoff yesterday.
The Princess Almost/. and a select party, dined
with the Duke and Duchess of YORK on Saturday.
THEATRlL—Saturday evening this House
overflowed. The Pit and Boxes were completely
filled.—ll Panto Magico, increasinipopularity,
was heard with delight. All thi Performers now
mellow in their respective characters,, id ample jus-
tice to the enchanting music.: After the Opera, Ma-
dame Bszt.Lotot, Signora COERI, and .ant sung
VOD sate the King, in compliment to the Duchess of
and the other Members of the Royal Family,
who honoured the Theatre with their presence.'
Hsvessitscer..—The Drury:lane Company, on S.
turday evening, performed HOLCROPT Comedy of
the Road to Roan in excellent style. On this occasion
Miss S. Bairn made her first appearance, after an
absence of two years from the London Stage/ in the
character of Sophia, and was ling rapturously and
deservedly applauded. , , .•
- Errottsn 0 esa*.—The dear Ifio; Arena Waotr,
and the /3/hid ihw, attracted as raserami audience at
'this Theatre, on Saturday evening; and the perfor-
mances throughout were received with the most dis-
tinguished marks of approbation.