Star.
London, England, 1816-06-08 00:00:00

kRENCHZesPtRS.
We have received the Paris Papers of Monday.
Tuesday, and Wecm:day. The Grenoble Traitor
DIDISR, is to be ivied by the Pr.votal Conn of th:
District wl.lcli was the scene of his atrocities. It
would bars 1 ran higl ly absurd to have brought I.im
to Paris, as once proposed. The
that case, would have had a new opportunity o! put).
lishing to the world their abominable doctrines.

An article from Madrid assures us that the Royal
Armies hive quelled the insurrections Pt every poi:a
of South America. We doubt this much. The
KING has taken into his own hands the final arrange-
'ments respecting the property of taose who have fled
from his mild and paternal govzrnzmnt,: thlt is to
say, he wants to appropriate all their funds to him.
sell. Can Spain be said to enjoy any thing like the
shadow of a Constitution, when her Sovereign can
say to the Judges : 66 Try the cause—decide as you
please—but I shall revise all your decrees !"

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PARIS, JUNE 5.
To-day the first Council of War will try General
Bonnaire and Lieutenant Micten, his Aid-de-camp,
accused of having fired on Colonel Gordon, who was
sent with a flag of truce into the fortress of Conde to
summon it in the name of the King.
Prince Talleyrand, on Sunday, officiated as Grand
Chamberlain of France to the King. _ _ _

Some Journals have announced the death of Mar-
shal Augereau.' This news is false, for his Lady has
received letters which announce that her husband is,
on the contrary, much better.
The Rector of the Thoulouse Academy has sus-1
rended from his functions M. Saserac, teacher in the
town of Caraman, who had, before witnesses, used
espreisions disrespectful to the legitimate authority.
The Rector has besides ordered that M. Saserac's
school shall be immediately shut. and has insisted on
its being dissolved. by the Commission for Public
Education.

Four persons condemned to death as 's Vultures of
Bonaparte," have been executed at Mons.
Several Ex-Commandants of French fortresses are
about to be tried for their infamous waste of human
lives in holding out against the King's troops (luting
the usurpation. General Laurent, who costmand,:d
at Monsnedi, is on thii list.
A person has been arrested nen- 13nyon.ne who had
arrived from Pais with treason.iLl:: in
his pocket.
The French emigrants who have sought refuge in
Switzerland, or are on their way through that coun-
try for their destination in the Austrian States, have
incurred the suspicion of being actively employed in
propagating their revolutionary principles on their
passage. Great vigilance is, in consequence, used in
Piedmont and the Milanese to prevent the introduc-
tion of incendiary writings, and strangers of suspicious
character, into these countries.
A great number of French and Spanish ships have
arrived in the port of Genoa, which is blocked up
with shipping. The merchants begin to engage in
speculations, to which the guarantees of peace give
prosperity, and have sent off great quantities of goods
to the Levant, Germany, and.all the ports of Italy.

GRENOBLE. MAY so. •
A few evenings since the Generoliwas suddenly
beat, and instantly the %%hole of the military here,
horse and foot, were under arms, amid shouts of
Fiot k Rci I Many of the inhabitants als®•insisted
on joining them to restore tranquillity, it it had been
disturbed. General Donadieu, after visiting all the
guard-rooms, and finding every person at his pest,
returned to the parade, thanked the troops fur their
zeal and loyalty, and assured them that there was no
cause whatever for alarm. The troops then dis.
persed amid reiterated shouts of Five le Rd !
Didier is to be tried forthwith by the Cour Prevo
tale, according to orders from Government.•
• MADRID, MAY Si.

The cause of legitimacy triumphs in both hemis-
pheres. The rebels of the whole South American
Continent have been every where beaten.
The King has reserved to himself the definitive
judgment tS all the proceedings relative to the se.
questration of the property of expatriated or .refugee',
Spaniards. The Intendants will decide first, and the I
appeal from their decisions will lie, if the parties re-
quire it, to the Council Of Finances. In all cases his
Majesty will revise the senynces, and approve them
or not, as he pleases. We may safely predict that
the intervention of the Sovereign is not to be dreaded :
his Majesty every day gives fresh proofs of his jus.
Lice and indulgence. Absentees may plead by their
attorniei : they will be fully heatd by the tribunals,
who will appreciate their excuses or defence.
PADUA, MAY it

. On pretence of attending the Courses of our Uri
versity, during some time past, a great number o
persons, who, by their age, have exceeded the period
of study, have assembled in this city. The Police
had good reason to be assured that they bad belonged
Ito the army, and were, for the most part, strangers,
whose presence was likely to disturb the tranquillity,
, and corrupt the good disposition that reigns here.—
Accordingly, the Commissaries of Police visited the
houses of the suspected persons, and found uniformb
of the kingdom of Italy, and other proscribed dit
linctive marks. They have been ordered to their na-
tive places. Fifteen individuals have been given to
' the Papal Government-; the caber eight belong to
the South of Italy. .