Star.
London, England, 1816-09-28 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPHR S.

PARIS, SEPTEMBER RC
The Director and Comptroller of the Post 0164 c
at Calais have been arrested.
A paragraph from Vienna says-4, The mairiase
of her Imperial Highness the Archduchess ',Korot,
MNI with the CROWN PIIINCI4Ant of Portugal and
Brazil, will not be solemnized till April next, as the
Prince cannot return to Europe before that time. It
is affirtned that the present-Qateen of BRAZIL thinks
of accompanying her son to Lisbon, to fiat her abode
there."

The great object, the ohjem which now imam*
almost all minds, is the mission about to be fulfilled '
by the Electoral Colleges. • The enemies of die throne
are working in all directions to influence the oleo-
ti,,ns. Let us hope that all good Fraichmen will unite
to defeat their immune' ; for if they withdraw
themselves from toe dreams, if the Deputies should
be elected, as at many disastrous epochs they have al-
toady been, the abyss would again recall the abym,
abrnss abysms ismer*.
But it is not sufficient to, go and vote. The else..
tors must profit by the terrible lessons given by imp&
rience, not forgetting to what a degree inconsiderate
choice may compromise, not only the happiness, bit
the renown of the 'country. They should be well
cnnvinced of this truth—that it is their ditty to loot
for honour, firmness of character, and good sense,
the candidates ; and that little regard should be pail
to wit and eloquence, unaccompanied by the more
essential qualities we lave mentioned. In fine, it is
necessary that the horrible conspiracy of 1814 hould
be always present to their minds; and that, high,*
their confidence to enlightened men, and the friends
of peace, tt'i should give it, above all, to MC OM
whose part conduct is a Aledgsfor their future/ally. •
The English Papers are very barren sat polipcol
news ; instead of which they are filled with, trials,
more or less important, which have come on at the
different Assizes. Crimes have become more com-
mon in that country. the success of Lord Exmouth
is made a subject of criticism with some club orat ors.
But the English nation, which is readily pleased with
the coinage of its seamen, is exceedingly proud and
ostentatious at finding, that after the victory Lord
Exmouth did not add the least condition to :be treaty
which he had offered the day before the commence.
merit of the action.
It is reported that the Di
Se Pow at Csisii ben br
for what reason.
The soak of Viscount Chateaubriand was offered
for sale on Saturday morning. At .four the Jags
41'181)&061in put hip seals en the printer's presses.'
Yesterday the Duke of Ragusa had a private an-
dienCe of the King.
The Marquis de Coriolis d' at first air
pointed President of the District e of Pont Au.
demur (Eine). writes to as, says the Awned titsillo.
hies, that an unavoidable cause of absence alone pre-
vented him from fulfilling this year the functions
with which the King honoured him last year.
We learn from all quarters that there is a great
deal of posting on the various roads. All the elec.
tors are posting to their Colleges ; they wish to con.
tribute to proper elections to the Chamber of Deputies.
The European Powers not yet known to have ad-
hered to what is called As Hoff Ales are, without
reckoning Turkey, England. f which, probably, caw
not do so without the concurrence of Parliament).
Portugal, Spain, and the Italian Powers.
•
' They write from Naples, that a Neapolitan physt.
ciao has lately found riot a native opium more eifica-
, dons than that of the East Indies, for which Europe
pays such large MRS.
A religious INSUIDIDt is about to be erected at
Brotteaux, to the memory of the victims of the siege
of Lois.
ASSIZE COURT.
Yesterday came en the trial of Claude Landau,
charged with proposing an attempt en the leing's'
life.--Augnsta Leblanc*, atvitttess, the Duke of If a-
gusa's servant, on mount of whose absence the trial,
had been twice pet off before, proved by a certificate,
of the domestics attached, like himself. to the Duke's'
service, that indisposition prevented him tram taking.
the journey.. The Court admitted his entails, and
dispensed with his paying the fine of 100 fr.; but
the eapenses of citation of all the witnesses will re-
main to be paid by him.
Leblanc now deposed,. that on the ISth of Maybe
met the prisoner and one Toe:saint, journeymen'
cooks, in the Rue d'Argenfeuil. Lanclan, the pri-
soner, asked him what,be was doing 1 1 ass employed,
replied Leblanc, about the King's plate. In that
' case, said Lanclan, you might easily put en his
dishes some arsenic to poison him 1 Here thq priscr
not interrupted the witness by shedding tears, and
'eaclainning, o This is abominable I Can you really
say such a. horrible thing.?"
Toussaint, the otherwitneas, was examined. kit
preemie's/Ad in the testimony which he gave. After
thsCounsel bad been.healti on both sides, the Jury,
not believing the testimony, acquitted the prisoner.
FRANKFORT. SEPTEMBER IA

Iler of

The intelligence from Turkey continues to mustiog
the Jew who gives himself out for a new
and whose object is to found a new kingdom of Judea.
Some raw:: assert that it is a Frenchman who is
concealed under this disguise.
COLMAR. SEP rEMBER IT.

'Vise Duke of Velliegtoa set out this inenthsig for
Ceroay. A smasher of Geqprals, itc. were present
at the gaud to*esuvres which his Grace cowed so
be masa* between Caney and Tbeisia.