Star.
London, England, 1826-01-27 00:00:00

PARIS, JANUAZT 35.

The twn commissions sitting at Zui ich and Lucerne
continue their lalsours with great diligence. The con-
frontations s‘ hich have lately taken place did not con-
c tit either M. Cntragion or M. lifyfUr. It will tike
months before the Commissioners can clear up the
chaos wh ch they Wave before them.
For snme days past the small-pox his been spreading
with renewed violence in eastern Switzerland ; it is of a
n.o:e dangetous character than last ye but no person
has been attacked by it who has been
cinated.
PROP.' THE ETOII.II OP TUESDAY, J 'ARY 24.

-PARIS, Javvaar 45.
Count Pozzo di 114g° has to-day presented
Kiog Isis new credrnt als, as Ambassador of his Majes&g,
the Emperor of ltubsitt. MID
There :s no truth in what the Quotidienne mys
day-, hat two estrar:rdirlari couriers from St. Peters-
burgh have arrived. M. Pans.
On the 13th of. this munch, Baron de Krudener,
Kni,ian Charge d'Affaires to the Swiss Confederati.o,
officially and in person signified to the President of the
Directory the death of the Emperil Alex rnder, and the
accession of his Majesty Nicholas I. On tl-e 14th, M.
de Krudener returned from Lucerne to Berne, and is in
(Lily zprctation of receiving his new credentials,
h:ch Nesselrode has announced to him. This
joury.ey of Boon Krudener had delayed for a few days
tl:e fun IA 5..-rvice in the Greek Church at Berne, at
which Count Capo distria attended.
h le several English and French Journals send the
Ex King of Seeden (Colonel Gustaffson) to St. Peters-
burgh, and make him arrive at Warsaw on his way
t idler, the Col oel app .tired on the 18th before the
L ttle Council of Ba:l., with a petition of the fillow-
in :elbow :
" Having for these four years ceased to reside in this
city, and considering that my civil relations have nut
been since impioved, I formally require to have my
name erased ti i m the list of citizens ; and I expect from
the equity of the Magistrates of this Canton, that they
will return me the sum of 1,500 francs, which I paid
for the fievdom of the City of Basle, in 1818."
The Little Council bas inertly come to the following resolution :
Tire erasure required by Colonel Gustaffs, n is
granted ; he s' all lies celo. th be released horn 'alt the
bonds which attached him to our country."

FROM TUX PILOTE OF 'ftMDAY.
PARIS Jar. 23.
A Ruman Journal gives the -following news from
Bagdad, of the 17th of September: '6l Pii..ce Phillip
Darea, a Roman, passing through this city on his way
to Persi having learned th :t a reLei Pacha was match-
ing a tody of troops against the town of Hilla (the
ancknt Babylon), offered to the Prince of Bagdad to
lead l.is troops against the revolters; his offer being
accepted, he took cite Conin:ander of the 1 tirki di troops,
and succer•ced in putting the rebels, who were GSM
st•oog. to flight, having killed 1,.X/0 of their number.
r• The Pacha of Bagdad, in gratitude for this service,
has aprointed Prince D‘rrea inspector of his troops,
with a s..lary of 1,000 piastres per

: Accounts from Gibraltar state, that a severe gale
took place on the 3d instant. Five large ves•,els were
driven on shore in t: e harried ate vicinity ef the Galli-
soil, and all.the ships which had proceeded to sea the
dtry previously, ware driven, by the violence of the gale
hum the westward, into the Mediterranean.
FRixou SLAVE TRADE.—The laws for abolishing
the slave 'radiate evaded in France in the most scan-
dalous manner. Baron de Stael, the author of the very
Le.ters• on England, having, among us, im-
-1 fined a stronger abhorrence of this infamous traffic
thin is generally evinced by his countrymen, has lately
made the tour of the principal ports of France, to col-
lect evi,:ence, and to ascertain facts on this subject ; and
ocular insrect on has satisfied him that the laws of the
Sate, and stipulations of treaty, are shamele-lly and
openly violated without reproof or punishment. lle saw
chains forging to shackle the captured negroes, and
shies building in which to transport them. M. de Star'
even brought to Paris some o! the chains which he saa
preparing f the coatt of Africa, and tried them on
the Royal hands of the Dauphin. lir the mrahtime
the Fe e..ch Ministers connive at proceedings which they
ought to prevent or punish.