Star.
London, England, 1818-08-29 00:00:00

SWITZERLAND. AUGUST 14.

The Diet in its Sitting of the sth August, was ex-
clusively occupied with what concerns the French
who are settled in Switzerland. Several notes of his
Excellency the Mir.isrer of Prance were read, con-
taining complaints respecting the measures taken by
different Governments, especially those adopted by

the Government of Friburg, which have led to seve-
ral reprisals on the part of France. The Minister
claims the principle of reciprocity, and uniform mea-
sures in the Customs, relative to the abode cf the
French. The answer of the Government of Friburg,
which justifies the measures that. have been adopted,
was read, and after a long debate, both the general
question and that which relates to Friburg in parti-
cular, were referred to a Committee composed of

five Members.
FROM TUE UPPER AUG usT e.
Ore-at preparations are now making by all the
Austrian corps in Alsace for the general Review,
which will take place at the end of this month. Ac-
cording to the accounts which have been received,
the Duke of Wellington intends to begin his general
Review on the 2Sth d August—it will probably last
several days.
The French call this Ls Revue de Depart. This
point, however, is not credited, for it is believed that
the troops will return in the beginning of September
to their former stations, there to wait for fresh in-
structions, which they will receive after the conclu-
sion of the discussions at Aix-la-Chapelle.
The report that the Emperor-of Austria in person
will be present at this Review becomes more con-
firmed, and it is generally believed in the Austrian
Army.—lt is now known that the Bavarian and Wur-
teraberg troops will not join the Austrian corps to'
be reviewed along with it. They will be inspected
by the Duke of Wellington immediately before the
Austrian Review.

.1 Cabinet Ccruncil was held yesterday at the Fo-
reign Office, which was attended by the Earl of
HA aoway, the Earl of LivtarooL, Lord CA3-
TLERE.I4II, •

ANTI-PIRATE INSTITUTION.

The Institution established at Paris under tl- is title
has just issued the following announcement of the sa
tisfactery termination of their labours:

" PARIS, AUGUST 22, 1818.

The latest advices received from the Dey
Algiers, dated the Ist of June, state that the new
Dey, not wishing to follow the example of his prede-
cessors, has. not 'only set at liberty the European
women and girls who were carried off by Ali-Ilodgia,
but that he has even made a considerable sum of
money to be paid to the sufferers, as some sort of in-
demrtiscatioa for the outrage which they experienced
'from the hands of his predecessor.
" They announce also the disarming of all the
Corsairs, and the avowed determinati In of the Dey,
who is very moderate in his conduct, not to allow
any to go to sea this year. The labcurs of the Anti-
Pirate Institution have thus attained their ckieet, and
the result deserves to be appreciated the n:,re, that
it exceeds any thing that could have be:‘:-. Loped at
the time of its establishment. The Ilureaux are
therefore on the point of ceasing their functions at
Paris, and the I'resident of the Institution (Sir
Sydney Smith) being on the eve of his departure.
from this capital, the creditors or the Institution are
requested," &c. &c.