Star.
London, England, 1816-08-09 00:00:00

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The sicced Council of. hal isstitnted piwbend.
ings against Count Les, foritferly Page to &Gaper*,
and now imprisoned in the Abls.ne antler the charges
of having left the Isle of Elba before Bonaparte, en.
deavouring to seduce the King'. troops, raising free
corps,. dec. The trial will cothe on in one of the first
Sitting~ of the Council.
A letter from Baden, dated July 27, :4s—ft Some
important declarations stated to have been made at
Frankfort by the Minister of a Great Porter, relative
to the interior affairs of Germany, and which are
supposed to have occasioned the late journey of the
King of Wirtemberg to Carlsruhe to cosier with the
Grand Duke of Baden, are now the subject of mach
conversation."
The Consul General of France in London has
published the following Notice :—" Conformable to
A letter from the Director-General of the Customs in
France, tinted July gfith, English vessels of SO tons
Written and upwards, will be admitted into the ports
where the salt trade is carried on, in order to export'
the said article."
' It is rematkrd. that there exists in France, but'
particularly in the capital, 'a noble emulation for die
embellishment of the Churches, and the re-establish-
ment bf the Alters, which Vandalism had overthrown.
This laudable zeal is due to the etample set by our
august Monarch.' It is known that his Majesty had
through the medium of Count Pradel, poaseists ea'
statue of the Virgin, and twelve medallion* owe.,
stinting the twelve Apostles, to the ChurCkof Notre
Dame of Versailles. In the Church of St. Germain
cle Pres, at Paris, a superb monument is now erecting'
hi honour of the Mother of Gen, who is, as our King
has said, the Protectress of France, and, in particular,
of the Royal Family. The metrt,politan Chutch of
Paris is to have new embellishments of this kind. It
possesses at this moment one of the finest monuments
existing, known under the name of the Virgin des'
Carmes, b:::ause it formerly belonged to the Church
des 0111710 i of the Place Maubett. This master-
piece, which lies as it were forgotten, among other
caluec, chapel, it is said, will soon obtain a
place in the catliedial worthy of the object it repre.
sems. • The chapel. in the church of Notre Dame,
dedicated to the Holy Virgin, bears• marks of the
period of distress in which it was remora; and can.
not f'e allowxsi so remain in that state. What indeed
can be more proper than that the first of the Churches
of France, under the name of the Mother of Con,
should have an altar worthy c 0 the worship of its
paivosess, and suitable to the whole of the edifice.

curt 01 A LETTER AVDELS3IIO IT 1111 MIXISTtIt 01 THt IN-
TLIIIOIt TO TM& NIAIQUIff Of IVILLIINturs, TWA= cur THE

CHER.

" MoNSItUIt LC l'atracv-.-After a long dispersion, the re-
mains of the auclent Monks u( Lt Trappe have assembled, from
all parts of the world amidst the ruins of their old Abbey. their
property has been soh', and ibe greater part of the buildings have
been alienated or d...-nelished. eenevoleace alone has suppled

Delestranges, ticir respectable Abbe, with the means of re-
purchasing some buildings wiser* these good lathers have re-
firind a runt under which dont old age is but badly covered.—
' beir virtue has attracted to them men of various classes, even
warriors who come to share their voluntary rigours. 'I to Order
of la Crappie has will about thirty monsben.
" Hard as b their life. consisting entirely.' privation, they are
about to want wherewith to sustain it; the roof which shelters
Man fntettt tall, if Charity de riot MOW is their succour; and it is
to ovoid applying again to (Wigs hapitality that.M.Drkstrastsm
toliolts the of malting a collection in France.
" I have thought it my duty, M. le Prefect, to authorise the
resrteut of M. Drlrstratices. It MINK but be interesting to the
Bishops; and I beg of you td Marti him all the facility that may
chi void on yottr administration.
" Receive the assurance of my most distinguished modasents.
0 LAMM."
LAUSANNE, JULY I&
The Baron de Gruiteaie, Charge d'Aßaires of Rus-
sia. was himself bearer, as his return to Zurich, of
the Act of Neutrality of Switzerland, signed by his
Sovereign. His Excellency afterwards sent to the
Diet a note from the Emperor, Inviting the Siiiss
Confederation to accede to the Holy Alliancri.
The price of corn fell this week in all the markets
of the east of Switzerland. The hews of a plentiful
harvest,, which has just commenced, will cause it to
fall yet lower. Bavaria h4s, of its own accord, re-
voked the prohibitions against the exportation of corn.
Upon the Maine and the Rhine the alarms are Insen-
sibly dissipated. Several convoys of grain, sent by
speculators from Italy, have received counter orders,
occasioned by a sudden fal) in the price.
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THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1816.
PRICE OF srocas THIS DAY AT 1 WELVE O'CLOCK.
Reklucttti46—Dada. 6Sit —tor ace. 64#
4 per Cent. 7911-3 par Cam 94 94—Baads Sc. 9e. prow
Sank Loaf Ans. --Zuhrquer Ms, 44. es. pre.

A Dutch arrived this morning, from which
the following
EittlUEL3, AUGUST L

• Letters *e YrMee say that ii it geneyally_be.
lieved that taw Government bas the intention of rais•
ing, in the month of September, a conscription of
60,000 men, in order to regolUte the organisation of
the army in a definite and unalterable manner. ' The
Minister of War is said so have represented to the
King, that the young men who mayibe so raised are
in general very well disposed towards the- Bourbons,
and that these; united and intermixed With the chosen
old soldiers who are daily taken into service, would
probably. improve the-spirit niche army—that this is
the only means to make the army strangers to all the,
political differences that may arise in France.
They write from Calais, that the eturespondenee
between London and Paris is become very frequent.
Cabinet couriers and State messengers each
other daily.
Several couriers have also passed through Calais,
going to Vienna and St. Petersburgh, as it it thought,
with important dispatches.
It is affirmed that Casaba:ems has obtained per.
mission to settle in Bruiseb. The celebrated painter
David is also expected to Se big abode bere.

' - Montt. JULY se.
The fortifications*, this place are ceming on with
vest setivieyi lama Wand 14100 pies ars daily

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eapPipekaisit IM Optlmelhaits of efighmt
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• PRAIMPORT. JULY it.
The Aired ds Frdoifort states, that his Highness
the Duke of Holsteia Eutin demanded the inserdon
of the following article :
" JULY TU.—His Royal Highness the Duke of
Holstein Eutin addressed, the 17th July, to the King
of Denmark, a letter on tsmily affairs; in consequence
of which his Royal Highness engaged no longer to
bear the name and title of his Howe. The signature
of this Prince will be, in future, G. A. Gutafroa, (sots
of Gustwous.)"