Star.
London, England, 1817-09-05 00:00:00

HAGUE, AUGUST 31.

Their Excellencies the Ministers of Austria and
Russia, with their suites, are now in this city next
week we expect the rest of the foreign Ministers, and
also our Minister for Foreign Affairs.

Ws learn that the North American Aruba: adore,

since their arrival here, have already
bad a long con
ferer.ce with his Excellency the Director-General LA
Trade and Colonies.

PETER:AO:MCI-I, AUGUST t 0•
On the sth of this month the fleet at Cronstadt
performed various evolutions, under the command
of the Vice-Admiral, before his id jesty the Emperor,
who was accompanied on bong the Admiral's ship
by the Grand Duchess, Prince William at Prussia,
and a great many superior officers.
The grand reviews of the truni•s at Oraminbarom
have begun since yeitezday—there are 70,000 men
diviiltd ►n two camps. The weather cont►nues to be
warm and dry.
BERLIN, AUGUS r

TLe well known author Mr. William Muller, and
Mr. Ch4rayeriain Biro° S. are gone to Egypt,
on a scitlitific tour. The first gentleman has been
tormissieued by the Academy of Sciences here ku
tu +Le numerous enqu:riel.

Lirormaion wis re:eived from Paris, this mr,r-
nio7, that the Loan irately taken was finally settled,
and that the dividends had commenced paying, a
circumstance considered favourable to the Eschangv
of this country.

Nothing farther appears in the Continental Jaw.
naffs respecting the tumult at Breslaw, of which we
yesterday took notic.: ; bu: ,Irivate letters state 041
an attempt had been made by the Government to
impose a new oath, of a military nature, on the &I:gilt?
Guard of Breslaw, which the members of that body
refused to take. They alleged that they had already
sworn allegiance as cit.zens aad subjects, and that the
exaction of a fresh oath Was a direct imvot..tt.in Mt
their loyalty. Fdr means tailing, recourse was had
to coescion. The supposed tiugl•.aders were seized
and carried (dm the fortresi of Neisse. This proceed-
ing being secretly managed, no part cm n transpired
until the following day, n hen the city was thrown into

an uproar; the inhabitants paraded the streets by
thousands, and not being apprised of the temoval of
their fellows, cried out with one accord tor their release.
—'Phis not being granted, they attacked the houses
of the Civil and Military Authorities, demolishing
every thing in their way. The troops were then called
out by the Government, and it was not until after
several sonic', and reiterated charges of the bayonet,
that the an.ry multitude could be reduced to sub-
mission. Great numbers are said to have been killed
and wounded. A Proclamation of the most rigorous
character has been published to the citizens of &es-
law, who still, however, ias•st on the liberation of
their brethren ; and from whose unsubdued resent-
ment the most serious alarms are still entertained by
Government.. The arrest of Colonel MASHENBACH,
of which we have given the particulars in another
column, has added to the general ezatperatiun and
disgust. which, on that subject, are nut confined to
Prussia ; and whither the existing temper of the Ger.
mans may tend.. .or what k may result in, are points
which we shall not at this time stop to inv,stigate.
The Count of WALDEE on the 9th August gave
in to the Diet a Memorial on the kubject of his treat-
ment in Stucgardt. We extract from it merely what
has reference to his treatment :

s. On the sth June the Assembly of the States was dissolved ;
and immediately afterwards the undersigned was ord.rrd to quit
htutgartk—which bad been for five years his place of resideuce-u,
within 24 hours, and to conduct hinged( peaceably; be was
accompanied every where by two polka soldiers rn their uniform,
and a copy of the Resolution un which this treatment took place ,
was refusal to him. At the time appointed, he obeyed tht order, ,
and repaired to his Wurtemberg possessions at Garldolf. It was
superfluous to order him to conduct himself peaceably, as his
principles would nut have allowed him to act otherwise.
" On the 30th of June, urgent business induced him to repair
to Stettgardt, the return to which was not interdicted to him.
Having arrived in the evening, lie was again obliged to quit the •
town in two hours—he was again accompanied by a guard—thy
copy of the Resolution authorising this proceeding was again re-
fissed—and at last he vas eon lined to his house. All these steps
Ss& place through the direction of the Police, by order of the
Minister of Police. They invaded the liberty of the undersigned.
and violated his rights too much, to allow him to view this ate:A
with indifference : he, therefore, on the 94 of July last, preferred
to the Minister of Justice a complaint against the Minister of
Police, and requested protection and justice. His complaint cer-
tains all the details of his case; he will net here repeat theta,: .4
for the sake of brevity he produces it along with this Menials',
that the High Diet may be pleased to bestow some attention on
its contents.
st 44 Use underlined obtained no resoht-ion on his fi.s: eor--
oa the 14th of July, be called the attention of the Mt-
it, and received en the Zoth July, through tie
Phoilliter-Potrefjsic
emutofeto
Kocher,the answer of the 16th, info-nsing Wes
that the complaint belonged to the Privy Council, and the arty
did not come within the competency of the Minutter of Justice.
At the same time lie was informed that his complaint had bet
delivered over to the Privy Council. His complaint was
dressed to the Miuister of Justice, bacause according to e'
principle of jurisprudence, the violation of personal liberty,
the abuse of the powers entrusted to the Police, belongs ti
Adatioistratian of Justice.

" By this means alone, the first object of the social union_,
periervation of internal security and tranquillity—can be elm
with certa•nty, and only by this Nl.lOll. In Germany, cal
purposes of the highest Monarchs and Princes he attained. •
undersignetkinunaJtately communicuel these views to the
nistry of Justice; and, in virtue of the principles laid down
hint, again prayed for a judicial decision. At the sense time
communicated these view. to the Privy Council, wi.ft a co,
Ills Decration to the Minister of lus-ice. Neither the one
the other Body have hitherto attended to his complaint: and
has 00 other retails 10f the protection of his presomsi liberty,
this application to a High German Federal Assembly."

VANSITTAIIT arrived early yesterday m'rni
at his house in Downing-street, from Ireland.
Lord ■nd Lady WALPOLIC and family, 1,,,rd Rt
NAY, Lord Ilittot'our, Sir CHARLES BLAIN, CO1(1•11
WALIIOUsI, and J. Manama., Esq. are arrived
gdiubutch.

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