Star.
London, England, 1817-07-09 00:00:00

FLANDERS AND GERMAN PAPERS.

We have this morning receind some Continental
hurnals, from which we select a few paragraphs.

On the SI instant, the PitiNcr. Rov.st. of the Ne-
therlands gqt a hurt on one of his legs, by his horse
'lipping and falling under him. He WAS able to
cppear on horseback next day.
Numerous cargoes of corn arrive daily in the Ne-
therlands and at Dunkirk, which, with the prospect
~f the approaching harvest, has greatly reduced the
price. In French Flanders wheat has fallen to 55
harms per hectolitre, and in some places to 30.—The
price,•not a week before, had .been 112.
Lord HOLLAND; with a pretty numerous suite, ST.
::red at Ghent on Saturday last, in the barge from
Lruges. After stopping.tor a day or two at Ghent,
?tic Lordship proceeds to Spa where he means to
spend the season.

A Berlin Gazdte announces the arrest of the ;tine-
mot prophet bltmuta, and some of his disciples. For
'.yen f,r eight years he bad been travelling about in
lk diameter. BoNAPARTE attempted to have hire
:::-rested for preaching to the people the approaching
d►tiverance of Germany. but be eluded his pursuers.
7.1 e is charged with promulgating " doctrines din-
2,,trous to the State and the Church."

A peasant 'named MARTIN MICHEL, also excites
atttr:tion in Prussia at this time. He is not
tlargt:d with endangering the Church, but his pre-
t-nsions have greatly enraged the disciples of Escu-
LAins; for, like our'QRSATREIL of the last century,
Le ptolesses to cure diseases by laying hishands upon
the patients. To be sure 1:e sometimes faint, but that
he says, when the satient wants faith.

l'of.terday the PHINCS RXGEST dined with the Mar-
of Coot.:4,o.rrtty.
Tile Dolt! of Yottic Matted the PRINCE REGENT
},...turday At Carlton. Liouse.
Floe Put tict ltaczNT dined at the French Ambas-
L .I:r's on SuudAy, tur the purpose of hearing the 4114-
letita:i' lac Pf M. TAL:4:. aid Mcl,ls. GIORGZS.

AMERICAN PAPERS.

We received New York Pipers this morning, one
day later than those which reached us yesterday :

I LUAI *! HE NATIONAL ixTELLIGLschit or 1 `.;, t it JUNE*

By a late arrival from Vera Cruz, of J May, we
have obtained more exact information upon the true
sit%. inn of Mexico, titan that lot warded by the
Royalists, published in their Paper.. and repeated
in suirie of the Ninth American Journals. We learn
:,a,, in spite of the famous expedition of ten thou-
sand uicn, ships.'friptes, &c. the arrival nf w!!ich
was emphatically but erroneously announced, under
data of March 24.. at New York ; a single schoo”tr
Wig, under the Independent flag, blockaded Ver.
Cruz, and has taken scveral prizes, one with twenty.
eight thousand dollars in specie, and intercepted a
correspoudence which places the political situation of
the country in its true point of view.
In one of those letters the Royalists say, the fire
of insurrection increases, and is not likely to subside,
as was hoped. The insurgents make use of every
amnesty granted them, only to escape to their CORI.
rade: again on the first opportunity. It appears the
Republican Chiefs have found the necessity of central
authority. General RYAN. report says, has subju-
gated all the province of Valladolid. A new Gene.
ral has been sent to the province of Vera Cruz.
The account of Pernambuco being captured by the
Royalists, received at Lloyd's this morLiag, is not
credited cm 'Change.