Star.
London, England, 1816-08-02 00:00:00

viromi MRS OF SAXONY, JULY 11.

Iris Majesty the King of Saxony, to diminish the
public expenses as much as possible. has ordered a
. reduction of the Saxon army. All the troops of the
line wil! not exceed 8000 men.
HAMBC,GII. WIT 17.

Reports of every kind had for several days past
occastoned .a fall in the course of exchange of the
Amaterdam paper money. It bad fallen to 420, but
it has now dim to 298.

BERLIN, JULY' 19.

Their Highnesses the Prince and Princess Royal of
the Netherlands arrived at Koningsberg on the Mt.
AU the Civil and Military *Anthontres were assert.
bled OD Irimehre them. They were to have arrived last
night at Custrin, and are expected here to-morrow.
cAscAssosegE, JULY et
The conspirators of the Os= of Ceres:sow were
turd rupg rdsry last. The Prevotal Court of Aude
the following to death :
Jena Baum, surgeon, born at Villaranche. living
et linger. arrondissement of Castelnaudary ; Jacques
Carder; formerly >< soldier, living at Carcassonne ;
*id Panels Bonner!, labourer, living at Ajeu, at-
imihmeasent of Litmus.
The Court has also condemned to five years his-
t and 2000 francs fine, Jean Pail Miguel,
~wg at
esion o
Laredorte, and
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Jam Palau, formerly a con.
per io the
At two is. as. Beaux, GardaYs and Bonner y, heard
their sentence—at six they were executed..
The execution of Beaux has delivered society from
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by tk's most aitioldoers ferocity.
tik/VATS LETTER.
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a • rouche has, from his exile, addressed a letter to
the Duke of Wellington, a few copies of which dr.
culate here. The Police are in active pursuit of them:
He has obtained leave to retire into Italyi where be
will inhabit Florence.
4ts General Caraot has been liberated. The object
a iris arrest was to discover the contents of a cone.
spondenre with his brother, the Ei.Minister, at pre.
sent at Warsaw. Much harsh treatment, and seyeral
interrogatories, gave rise to no other discovery than
his admittiag that he had received &few letters from
his brcnber, all of which bora marks of hpring been
opened, add which he had destroyed, coffceiving no
meant of safety to be neglected aside: the resew
Government.

. Onnstittnionalists, as they style themselves,
. have gained some advantage over the Ultras, which
the latter however are confident of repining at the
openiog of the Chambers. The discussion, in the
Journals on the subject of Ultra4toyalista, has ter-
initiated by the dismissal of the Censor of the Quad-
dienne. The Princes are put, to confusion by the
discovery of the practices lately carried on to deceive
them by a (also correpondence. The manager of this
correspondence, a Colonel Bernard, standing high is
thOr confidence, is in the hands of the Pace. The'

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I Vora &it kiss ..Catop of Monsieur,
timoved from Court. M. do Richelieu has
.....d the WrensiWl of U. dlierbouville, DlieC.-
tormZeneral old* Post Office.
Ono'ilibul measure, linwetsrl will bi•indiVell'
sable to Wale the powei of misters, tht PartiSl Ye,*
newel .of the . Chamber of Deputies. The Inta*sS
teen of thismeasore may be cinestioned, for the sertei,
according to which these renesigla take place, may
not be. such as to throw out the Members °Niftiest
se Government, and even if they were so;:the Plifetts
who influence the elections may br less at the devotion
ittristerithan at that of the Princes, of which we
hive sufficient instan:es ; besides which, not sttrickneet
is to be lost. The penury of Governthent is Mk
increasing ; the poverty of the country keep
With it; and*the period fixed for tlse Meting dis
Chambers is. the Ist of October.
We have daily accounts of inundations htt
taken place in diterent parts of Fiance. The i
troops have been obliged to quit their cantonmeats in
semal places, and to take up their dwellings in the
neighbouring towns, which adds to the distressof the
inhabitants. They make requisitions' alsot which
press heavily upon them."
It is•said that Mr. Hoer, nephew of the &aim
banker of Amsterdam, is about to marry alp
AMIUA BLOKIIIN, a young actress of the Theatre'
Varie:es, who was remarked for the clearness. and
strength of • her voice. Her .father • was foi**
master of thi baPats at the Theatre of the
freeck Noir; •
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FL4NDERS MAIL.

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OHM?, JULY 114.

The EngEA, who desire to clothe as, pretand also
to OW us. The tanners and shoe•makers will lam
with gratitude that our friends have just senrtsAnc-
werp a cargo of shoes at 14 sous per pair. It is pro-
bable that these shoes are one of the miracles of the
steam-engine, which the English, for want hf hands,
have contrived to apply to mechanic art and trades.
The sasansatrogine makes a shoe in these strokes.—
Tbe first cylinder, provided with a bit (favilbewafelm)
cots out the sole and upper leather, another makes
tht holes, into which a third drives the httle nails
which are prepared, and which it immediately cinches.
and the shoe as mdv. There wants only a fool to
-buy it?