Star.
London, England, 1816-08-06 00:00:00

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go* French Bayard. ,• 1.
• The cora barteit prritiolk.tivith gren9letivity io
The department. of the toils idd Gaionnicthp crops
-are abundant, and the eons is of excellent quality
the price is also fair, and ratisfies the proPiietor.
We learn from Lyobs that the tains have ceased
tlissO for some sime. The harvest, for which some
fear: had been entertained, is now superb, and the
rye is being cut down. •
In Burgundy the rains are now less frectueM, and
-me Seine has in consequence fallen eight inches since
yesterday.
I The Moniterr of to-day Oentains an order for all
persobso except National Guards, fire. to deposit their
fire arms at the Mayoralty of their Commune within
one month.

• PARIS, AUGUST s.
M. Manuel, Advocate in the Cant Royale at Aix,
and Member of Bonaparte's Chamber of Represen-
tstives,'boving presented himself to be inscribed on
the roll of Advocates of Paris, the Council of Dis-
cipline flan refused his claim.

STOCKHOLM, JULY it.
M. Norderling, our ConsuLGeneral at Algiers,
set of fiat that place 'on the 18th of April, after
(having presented his successor, M. Akerloo. The
night before he received from the Dey a receipt rof
the subsidy which Swedeti owed to the Regency.
The amount was 16,000 piastres. The Dey, on his
part, granted an indemnification for the Swedish
~,hips taken or pillaged in 1814. Although thie in-
demnification is far from compensating the value of
the prizes taken by the Algerines, ifis a most extra-
oidinevy circumstance, and what hitherto no nation
has obtained.

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We canoe take leave of the' French Papers with-
out once more recurring to the painful subject of the
recent criminal executions in France. To make the
punishment of the crime of treason or rebellion coin-
cide with the feelings of justice and humanity, there
ought to be a something like a recent commission of
the °fence with which the criminal is charged. In the
case of Gen. Marron Dtrrasuurr for instance, he threw
himself completely upon the King's clemency, foe he
came from a far country to deliver himself up: Now
we apprehend that sound policy and a just sense'of
dignity ought to have dictated the extension of mercy
to this man, for the Government was surely not so
weak as to require the example of his death as a
terror to others ; but we fear that he feH a sacrifice
to those personal feelings, which ought never to be
tolerated when the Royal clemency is invoked, and
which illiberal feelings have been denominated Ultra
Royalism.

Flanders Mail arrived last algid; but its content•

ted meeting of the Emperors of Rrassa nod Avarua.
at Toplitz where they are to bejoined by the King

• Pat/851A. Lord CAsTI.EskAOti, is is said, will also
be there as the representative of the Peings RBIMPIT •
What are the objects of the meeting which iti, said
will continue from day to day 'or some iveeks ? 'Have
they any thing to do with the Holy Alliance ?—with
the war against Algiers ?—witli the internal state of
France under the Bounaous?—with the matters which
lase to. lot m the subjects of discussion at the approach.
ing Congress ? These are all important topics, and
likely to occupy some portion of their attention ; nor
will 'probably, overlook the internal situation
.of Spain, and the Slave Tride still carried on by
thai country and by Portugal. It is high time that
[ebeieseral Powers of Europe should • notify to diem
Blinedneogers, .that they will not longer 'mar any
4 the branches of the Great Family of Bueope to
carry on a commerce so reveltiag to every dictate of
justice, of, humanity, and; we may add, of prudence.
The traffic may beeasily annihilated : let its illegality
be declared as general law, and all vessels legal prize
to the captors which shall be found occupied in a
commerce subversive of morality, madded:Mail,. of
every generous sympathy.
An article froin Brussels ,states, that orders' have
been received at the Magazines of Military Accoutre-
, Mute foamed at Antwerp, fo keep all the articles in
Alen complete, and .fit..for service.