Star.
London, England, 1816-07-15 00:00:00

PARIS, JULY 11.

The King has elevated to the dignity of Marshals,
the Lieutenants General the Duke de Coign''. Count
de Beurnonville, the Duke de Feltre, and Count de
Viomenil.

Viseosnte de Rivard has ken named by the King,
)krechal de Camp of the second class.

Cardinal Maury misted, 4ith the other Cardinals,
at the last Sitting of the Consistory.
The Duke de Bowhon is expected to arrive this
*leek in the capital, where he will remain a few days
and then go to Chantilly.
By an Ordonnance of the 11th ult. the King has
granted the Cross of St. Louis and Letters of Nobi-
lity, to M. Assault, one of the most ancient Officers
0: La Vendee.

The Duke de Mortemart, MAjer-General of the
National Guard, has published an Order of the Day,
expressive of the satisfaction of the King and the
Prince Colonel-General to the National Guards who

were present at the review on Monday.
Ribard, a merchant, and one of the Members of
the Chamber of Deputies, is named Mayor of Rouen.
The •Anniversary of the re-entry of the King into
his capital was celebrated with much eclat at Rouen,
on Monday last.

TO Municipal Council of Versailles, in acknow-
ledgment of the services rendered by the Chevalier
de Jeovencel, El-Mayor of that city, have resolved to
present to bkn a service of plate of the value of 4000
francs.
Pleignier,Carbonnean, Tolleron, and Bourdon, ap-
pealed yesterday evening to the Court of Cessation,
against the decree of the Coort of Assixe. The Re-
gibter received this morning the appeal of Charles,
Lefranc, Lebrun, Gonneao, Philippe, Bonassiei (fa-
ther and son), Henry and Jacques Osere. All those
condemned to solitary confinement have appealed.
Among those who are condemned to transporta-
tion,. the woman Picard, Desbannes, Dervin, and
Wain, are the only ones, who have not appealed
for redress against the decree. The three condemned
to death will be removed to-morrow to the Bicetre.
• It is said that Charles attempted to kill himself, and
that Picard is very ill.
The eight individuals acquitted by the Court of
Assize were set at liberty within 24 hours. -
PARIS, JULY 12.
Of the three condemned to death for conspiracy,
Carbonnean appears to be the most affected : he in-
cessantly represents to 'himself the misery to which
his wife and children must be a prey. Tolleron and
Pleignier curse him as the anchor of their death, by
the declarations which he made against them after
being arrested. Pleignier persists in saying that be
wishes to speak to the King, but great laxity is appa-
vent in his moral faculties. He has prohibited the
Jailor from permitting his wife to enter. He is igno.,
Inuit of the attempt she made on Monday to obtain
bis pardon, and which his Majesty thought himself
compelled to reject.
Charles, it is said, had otmcealed in his portfolio,
which has been taken front him, a knit., with which
he appeared to have an intention of killing himself.
Of anthem who are condemned to imprisonmer

Bbansuier, the father and On, seem to be the least
alfected. • Disrobes, Gonneau, and Philippe, pnserve
g dead. Bourdon :tin expects to hare his

is- •
sentence mhigated. Henry and James 01lite C01111116:1
themselves with the hops of a -pardon, eis' they
say was asked for on Sunday by one of tteir wives
from an august Princess.
A few days since, M. Mermet, a Doctor of Medi-
cine, went with some friends on a party of pleasure,
to eat an omelet at a Traiteur's in the Rue do Temple.
Scarcely had the party left the home, when all of
them felt unwell. The friends of M. Mermet, who
had not taken so much as he did, were well in two or
three days; but yesterday this worthy man fell a vic-
tim to the sufferings which be had experienced ever
since eating the fatal omelet. On opening the body,
it was clearly ascertained that he died of poison.—
The Police have taken up the matter.

A letter from Madrid, of the 17th of May, states—
" You will see, my friend, by the following trait,
what we are to expect by the return of the Jesiiits:
I attended the opening of the Mathematic Class ; the
Jesuit who acted as Profeisor spoke thus All the
evils which Europe has suffered for thirty years, have
been the effects of the lights shewn them in the last
age, which conducted men to irreligion and revolt,
Consequently I shall only explain to you Arithmetic:
Algebra, and Geometry, because I think the test of
the mathematics, by opening your eyes too much,
will only conduct you to atheism and materialism.'
Every one was shocked at his extravagance ; he had
the first day above one hundred auditors ; the.second,
thirty; the third, four; and the fourth one. There-
fore the Jesuit must change his opinion, or he will get
no disciples."
A most dreadful crime was recently committed in
the commune of Biron, canton of Muntpazier, and
arrondissement of Bergeras. On the SOth June, in
the afternoon, three young girls. two of whom were
sisters, one aged ten and the other sixteen, walked
into the forest of Biron to gather strawberries.—
Suddenly an individual presemed himself who, with.
lout uttering a word, commanded them by signs to
fall upon their knees and pray to GOD, which they,
did in their fright : he then drew a cutlass from
under his coat and plunged it into the breast of the
youngest of the sisters.
The third girl then tan off, but she was pursued
by the assassin, who gave her three stabs with the
lcutlass, and thinking her dead, returned to the two
sisters. The younger was then struggling in the
agonies of death in the arms of her sister—the mons-
ter then stabbed the latter and disappeared. The
young girl above-mentioned, who was so desperately
wounded, succeeded in getting home, and raised the
hue and cry. The Police flew to the spot, where the
two dead bodies lay, and from thence to the residence
of a deaf and dumb man named Monteil, a most vil-
lainous character—they did not find him, but his
lather said, with a sorrowful air, that he had not seen
his son since ten o'clock in the morning. Their sus-
picions are almost confirmed by the circumstance of
the wretch not having been seen at home since.
BERLIN, JUNE 29.
The Prince and Princess Royal of the Netherlands
are expected here by the 4th of July. A convention
has been concluded with the French Government,
which settles the sum to be paid to Prussia for the
French prisoners. The King will not quit his ea.
pital for Toeplitz, until- after the departure of his
august sister the Queen of the Netherlands.
FRANKFURT, JULY S.

Count de Peden. Minister from Russia ao the Court
of Bavaria. is arrived at Vienna from Munich.

LUBECK, JUNE 28.

The last news from Sweden state, that the King
and the Queen have abandoned their journey to Scho•
nen. Sweden has adopted a system of the strictest
economy in every part of the Administration. The
entry of strangers within the kingdom is subject to
the greatest difficulties, and none are permitted to
enter without a passport from the Minister of the
Interim

This morning we received Boston and other Anse.
can Papers to the 20th of June. They contain some
important intelligence from South America. The
Patriots of- Buenos Ayres and of Santa Fe have
effected a reconciliation, the more necessary, as our
Readers will see from the subjoined extracts, there is
an expedition of Spanish and Portuguese troops now
before Buenoi Ayres, with a view of occupying it in
the name of Ferdinand VU.

The Venezuelan Patriot General BOLIVAR, who wu
so unsuccessful at Carthagena, has rallied his troops
in St. Domingo, and once more raised the standard
of independence.