Star.
London, England, 1817-07-19 00:00:00

VALENCIENNES, JULY is.

Since the arrival of the Duke of Wellington at his
head-quarters, it is observed that his Grace is very
much occupied. Numerous couriers have been sent
to Paris with dispatches, which ate supposed to relate
to some new negociation between the Allied Powers
and France. What is certain is, that several impor-
tant personages are expected at Cambray.—All this
opens a wide field for conjecture, while we are in
quiet expectation of the clearing up of these political
mysteries.
STUTTGARD, JULY 2.

It seems that the Constitution proposed by the
King will be soon adopted by a great majority of the
BeiWages. All the accounts from New Wurtem.
berg agree that the Assemblies generally, declare for
the adoption. In the circles of Hailbron, Ulm, El-
wanger, Bcc. the Constitution bas been unanimously
accepted. The King receives numeious Addresses,
blaming the conduct of the opposition party at the
same time that they declare in favour of the Consti
tution. Several have been published, the rest will be
so shortly.

In the Circles of the old Provinces of Wartemberg,
the Assemblies of the BAWages hitherto held have
not produced the same results. Hitherto it is not
known that the Constitution has been accepted in any
other than the Bailliage; of Neuenburg and Wein.
sperg. It has been rejected in those of Canna%
Tubingen, Ice. Prejudices founded on the idea of
the excellence of the ancient Constitution, are the
principal cause of this result; yet it cannot be denied
that all the articles of the ancient Constitution which
were favourable to the people, hawse been adopted
either in the original Project, or in the modifications
which the King made in it a few days before the
close of the Session.

We learn that the King intends, during his stay at
Baden, to visit the corps of General Scherer, in M.
sace, and to review it.

The subjoined Extract of a Letter from the Agent
to LLOYD'S, at Lisbon, dated 4th July, gives some
farther countenance to the report of the restora-
tion of Pernambuco to the Royal authority; but
the account is only a repetition of what we gave a
lew days since, and is still of too vague a description
to be safely relied on :
m The pleasing intelligence of Pet nambuco being restored to
Its ancient Goverser. has been received here this week. The
Novo Paqurte, with the Marquis of Angeja on board; from Rio
Janeiro, art ived here or the 30th ult. and having called id Per-
nambuco, leings advice that. a Counter-revolution took place oti
be tooth May, hi which the Royalists were aided by the sailors
of the blockading sqqadron ; and that the Insurgents were com-
pletely routed. Martins had fed to the interior, and some of Lis
awcwistee were killed.*

The Paris Papers of Wednesday have arrived just
as our Paper is going to Press. Their contents are
quite unimportant. The Duchess of Butnv conti•
nues to promise a speedy recovery.
Funds, July 15, 66 1. 5. c.

The Paixca Rzoanr is expected to leave town in
about a fortnight on a tour through Gloucestershire,
Worcestershire, and Warwickshire, on his way to
ftagley.
The Duke of Yonx, and a select patty, dined with
Mr.l'anitsa, yesterday, at his house in Craig's.court.
Yesterday, the Duke of GLOUCZSTER and suite
passed through Oxford, cn his way from Cheltenham
to London.

The Memorial which was some months ago pre-
tented to the Prong Return., complaining of the
conduct of Sir RALPH Woonzono, the Governor of
Trinidad, having undergone the most serious inves-
igation of Government, has ended in a result highly
..onourable to the Governor.' His Royal HiAline's
las been pleased to approve of Sir RA!.PII'S conduct
n every particular, and ordered the apploval to be
;otercd in the minutes a his MA.MTV4

WAY AI. 1N1'.E1.1../GENcle.

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Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lump's, at
Lisbon, timed 4th inly

" The Kent, which arrived yesterday from Falmouth, was
chased on the coast by a three masted schooner, which hoisted a
Flue EnEHsh Ensign, and from her de.cription, 1 imaz:ipe it ha the
Tunisian Corsair that was off here a short time since."

Extract of a letter from the Agent to LLovo's, at
St. Übes, dated 3d July :

•f7.e American ship Isabella Henderson, arrived here the
'nth ch. from Havre—she was boarded two bights before oil
tile Bar of Lisbon, by a schooner, supposed to be an Algerine
or Tunisian. The Captain informed the Master of •he Isabella
lientlerson.shat he intended to proceed to the English Mintier

The following is an extract of a letter from the
Agent to Lloyd's at St. Übe's, dated %di June :
. .

"Captain ANDERSON, of the Swedtdi ship Carl, which arri-
ved on the 36th instant horn Criii, reports, that he was boar-
ded, between Cape St. Vii.cent andF.spicitei, l.y a schooner pri-
vateer, oi 1$ guns, and Itdl of men. The CavllMill of the priv..-
tea' informed Captain AND/I:SUN that site bi lorged to Buenos
Ayres, and was (ruizing fur :;panisli ships expected front South
Anierica."