Star.
London, England, 1816-09-07 00:00:00

PARIS, SEPTEMBER 1.

PRIVATE LETTER.
Several Cabinet Councils have been held this week.
On Wednesday lest the Constitutional Mnister, re-
newed the discussion ot the illegality of the primitive
elections, the •entire dissolution t.f the Chantht r, its
'renewal by fifths, its further prorogation. these essen•.
tial points which had been already so often, so long,
so unavailingly agitated. The Monarch himself put
vin end teethe debate. His observation was terse and
decisive —la 1 have never promised any thing in vain.'
•I
have pledged my word that the Session of 1816
should be opened on the Ist of o:tcher. I have heard
no reason weighty enniigh in induce me to retract."
It is of public notoriety that a more cordial in.
tercourse than usual has existed fur same time past be
tcveen the King and Monsieur ; that the different
• branches of the Royal Family are more united, and
their communications incomparably more frequent.
At the grand fete of the Duc de l.t Chatre on Friday
last, a mere super Ecial observer could plainly read,
in the deportment and countenance of swims per-
sonages, their respective hopes and apprehensions,
triumph and en:bariassnient.
As to the report at M. Talleyrand's rerum to
power, n thing can b.• more groondless; his political
death Witr.tHE was sign• d in t•oe Journal de Paris
Of 1810, that ii,geniuns and bitter article, which
passed uncontradictr•d and unpunished. Besides, in
what s loon has nut been repeated the significant
query ot the King it the Feted: St. Louis, which
wis observed to be the whole conversation his
Majesty had with lim Et ler awning de Valences,
sons bat. M. de Talley tatd ;" and who has not
smiled at the ad: iii evasion ot this revolutionary
Rabbi, when a courtier intimated that it was reported
to be his Majesty's immediate intention to suppress
the place of High Cl-amberlain, from motives of
' economy? Acquaint his Majesty, replied he in a
whisper, that the High Chamberlain abandons all his
appointments. This occurred at the Duc d'Escar's,
where the Prince de Benevento dined rn Thursday
last.—The following is the official list of the recently
nominated Lieutenant Generals, Inspectors of Ca.!
leaky and Infantry. Those marked in hake: served
tinder Bonaparte during the interregnum ;
INsPECTELTRI OZNERAUX De CAVALRIE.
De Frac% I Girard,
Lion, Girardia,
Mermet, Media (de Thlouville),
Dumas Petard, Freya,
itairrech, Lacroix (Parmibile),
A urn! ar Naval, Caveignae.
Parody,
INSPECTECIII GIN
Laurence?,
Clapareth,
Be►tlier (Cavar),
Leval, •
Po*
Rleard,
Seam,
Laroche Mum.,
Hat hal,

Furies,

IA VX D'INYANTERIL
Derpaz
Rotteubourg,
Bremer,
Colbert rillthouel,
Durm: te,
Ldrit
O'Mahony,
Leanne,
Le Come d'Osmend.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

Mtr [moult, No. VI. will appear oo Toseday next.

SATURDAY, SEPTXMBER 7, 1816.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY Al TWELVE O'CLOCK s
Reduced shut—Cons. mo. GA}—Cons. for acc. 1141
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We have received the Paris Papers of Wednesday.

They contain the scnienc.e of the Court on Abbe

VmsoN, who was accused of writing a seditious libel.
Our Readers may recollect that this self-constituted

expounder of the law advised the King to annul all
the sales of the church 'lands, made during the Re-
volution, and characterized as plunderers of the
Church all the present possessors of those lands. He
has been awarded three months imprisonment, and
his libel is suppressed. These Journals do not con-
tain any intelligence from the Mediterranean.

PARIS, SEPTEMBER 4.
Prince Talleyrand set off on Sunday for Valensay.
The Countess di Poralada has left Paris to return
to Madrid.
On the 2d instant, being the 24th anniversary of

tke massacre of die Bishops and Priests who, in 1792,

fell by the hands of assassins, a grand mass was per-
foisted. A great number of ecclesiastical persons
were present—one of the Priests, who was saved by a
:miracle from the massacre, officiated.
Yesterday the annual service in honour of the me-
Mary of the Princess de Lamballe, was performed
in the church of St. Leu. This mass was founded
by a person who had been educated by the bounty of
site Princess.
Although the cause of Abbe Vinson, for a libel
ein the Charter, was tried with closed doors, as the
Judgment was rendered in public a great number of
persons attended yesterday to hear it.
M. EYMERY, the King's Advocate, concluded for
the suppression of the work, and that the Author
should be declared Guilty of seditious provocations,
conform to the law of 1816.• At five o'clock the Tri-
bunal pronounced Judgment:
" 1. Considering that Abbe Vinson is, by his own admission,
the Author of the writing in question.
" 2. That in the whole course of this work, Abbe Vinson-
•ithout regard to the 9th Article of the Charter and the ,sib
Ankle of the Concordat, has qualified as acts of robbery and
pillage the sale of the national domains, and their acquirers and
possessors, eves those now hu:!ling them. as sacrilegious robbers;
Slut be has endeavotired to slant► the CODItieIbCCS of the said
holders, by menacing them with eternal rutishnient, and main'
• taming that the pope anti the Bishops bad not the power to
legalise the seizure of the domains of the Church.
" Considering that, in another passage, be blames the conduct
of the Pope, and the Gallican Church, which he denominates
Coaserdatory Church. and qualifies u being schismatic; that
thereby Abbe Vinson, whatever pay have been his intentions,
has grovelied she Freggi to violate a laoi of she blastioto, nal*