Star.
London, England, 1817-08-28 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, AUGUST 21.

On Friday his Majesty transacted business with the
Ministers of General Police and the Interior, and also
with the Duke of Reggio.
Yesterday, after mass, the King rode out in his
carriage, in the tinifurns of Colonel-General of the
Guards. The Duchess of Angouleme was on his
left, and the Duchess of Berry fronting him.
The Duke of Angouleme, the Duke of Berry, and
the Duke of Oilcans, were on horseback. on the right
and left of the carriage, which was preceded and 10l
lowed by a magnificent staff.
At one o'clock the cannon of the Royal Guard an-
nonneeJ the entrance of his Majesty into the Champ
de Mars. The King a•r`ived by the great iron gate,
on Vie side of the Invalids.

The review immediately commenced ; the infantry
ticcupieJ the right of the Champ di Mars, in three
lines; this body of troops consisted of four battalinns
of the Swiss Guard 4, and of the 911:, I Oth, '2sth, h,
58th, and 81st Departmental Legions. The Foot
Artillery, and the Cavalry of the Guard occupied the
centre with three pieces of cannon ' • t•le left was closed
by the Cavalry of the Guard, the Horse Grenadiers,
Lancers, &c. and by a regiment of Horse Chasseurs
of the line.

The King rode through the ranks, and afterwards
' took his station in front of the MilitAry School, where
all the corps defiled before him. T!,e cannon of the
Guard announced the terrain stion of this fine review.
An immense multitude filled the Champs de Mars,
and the King and Royal Family were every where
ralPi_fftd /oh* .bode oceloantations.
We observed several illustrious foreigners at this
review, mod among others the Mike of Wellington ;
but an august traveller, the friend of our King, often
fitted the attention of the pubhc—he Was in the hal.
cony of the Military School. The King and the Royat
Family returned to the Thnilleries at four o'clock.
A Royal Ordinance, dated the 23J, directs, chit
the Elector al Colleges of those departments, by which
one-fifth of the Chamber of Deputies is to be renewed,
and llgn the Colleges of Departments, the deputa-
tions lrom.which are incomplete, shall be convok. d
for the 20th of September, in order to proceed to the
elections.

There will be a review of English troops in the
neighbourho id of Cambray in the beginning of Sep-
tember. We are assured that Count Ruppin will
honour that review with his presence.
The Archduchess of Austria, Princess Royal of
Portugal and the Brazils, arrived at Leghorn on the
9th, embarked on the 13th cm b'iard the Portuguese
stradrou, and sailed for Rio Janeiro.
Yesterday at four o'clock Willaume and his wile
were executed For an attempt to murder a conk in the
fanbourg St. Martin. When Willaurne was brought
out of the. Conciergerie into the gaoler's office, where
the executioner cut off his hair, he asked for his wife.
He was told be would see her soon. .‘ I have been
a soldier," he said, 44 and I never trembled—l will
not tremble now. I must die, but I shall die bravely.
Besides, my hands are unstained with blood, and I
can without fear say—

" tsterkaines, Grand Ma! de la terre on 1131311 corn-mese
" Quicompao svise repaad Se sang dis Imamate,"
His wife, who was afterwards brought out to undergo
the same preparation, did not otter a word. When
they were about to be removed, Willatinse asked her
*twitter she forgave him ? she replied only with a
aslvelbtsit of her head. He persisted in asking her
to say that she patdoneditim, which she at last did,
in rather a sharp tone. They embraced several times
and mounted the car.

Several Journals continue to give lists of the Arch-
bishops and Bishops lately appointedb and every one
of tbrse papers pretend that its own list is exact, a
circumstance which oughti to throw a doubt on the
correctness of all. As for us, after having published,
like the rest, those of the nominations the report of
which is in circulation with the public, we now think
it our duty to remain silent, until Government corn-
municates official information..—Joureral de Paris.

The English Ambassador gave the night before
last a fete, at which Wert present Count Ruppin and
the Duke of Wellington. The ball, under the direc-
tion of M. Collinet. was very gay. Nothing was
danced but French country dances and waltzes.
By the different oideis of the day published by
the Commanders of the Military Divisions, all the
soldiers coafined for slight breaches of discipline will
be liberated on the occasion of the feast of St. Levis.
Authentic letters from the coast of Barbary an-
nounce a real triumph for civilization. For some
years the Bey
of Tunis has suhjetted to quarantine
the vessels that oink from Egypt or from other in.
lected cinntries. Lately a vessel filled with pilgrims
who Mere infected bas been burnt. It was these pil
Brims who, having violated their quarantine, and

The ea-King of Sweden, Gustavus, left Frankfort
in the 18th instant, and pr eeeds to settle in Basle.
The King and Queen of DENUARK have left the
capital on a visit to their German' Provinces.
RASTAD r, AUGUST

Am-mg the persons of distinction arrived within
these few days at the trehs of Baden, are M. le pirate
Jr Gila, the Prussian Minister at the Germanic Diet;
Mr. Lamb, the English Minister to The Court of Ba-
varia, who has come from the waters of Carlsbad,
and several other persons attached :o diplomatic
missions. Count ./tostopschin, who has been at the
baths of Baden for several months, has left them to
go to Frankfort. It is believed that he will pass tilt
winter in Germany.
• MUNICH, AUGUST to.

We have received intelligence by different private
letters, that the plague has extended its ravages v)
Albania and Dametia,•and has also again manifest-
ed itself in some of the Islands of the Archipelago:
Rigorous measures of precaution have been r-.sorted
'to in alt the ports of the Adriatic and the NSediter-
ranean, to prevent the communication of this dread.
NI malady: