Star.
London, England, 1817-03-29 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

We received last night the Pith Papers of Tees
day, and this morning those of Wednesday last.
The representation of Gcrmanicus has been suspen-
ded. bl. AIiNAUL.T, the author. is a brother-in-14w
of Itzotitatn:r Sr. JIAN D'ANGELinf. He was one of
the sewer who accompanied SctintAßTS to Egypt,
and subsequently received from him the lucrative
place of Secretary to the Imperial University of
France. Lows XVIII. continued him in this situr_
lion, for which M. Astwatmx vowed eternal grati_
tude, in prose and verse. In 1815.411er.BONAPAttTE
came from Elba, AIiNAULT was very forward in his
cause, and was one of his mock Deputies. Having.
carried his zeal rather too far in his speeches, the
clemency of the XING was exhausted, and he was sect
off to Brussels at the Restoration, on three days warn.
ing. Here he-resided for some time, under the name
of Ds BoNSIZInto the family name of his wife. An
order being given, in consequence of the application
of the French Minister, for the exiles to remove from
that city, M. ARtiAULT waited upon the Belgian Mi-
nister, to learn whether he was included in that mea-
sure. The Minister replied; 4. make yourself easy
the measure applies to M. AINAULT, it is true, but
not to M. Datonseptt.."
A duel between general JAQUZMINOT WU. all oat-

cer of the Royal Guard took place on Mondsy morn.
ing, in consequence of %he dispute at the Theatre ;
the former Was wounded ; the parties are to meet
again. This duel was to be followed by another,
between the brother of the Doc de FITZJAMES and
the son of Marshal MoNctor.

The Chamber of Peers have at length finally agreed
to the Budget, by a majority of 109 to 43. The sub,.
plementary Prtja de Loi cn the Customs has since
then been under their consideratilu, and no amend.
mtnt being proposed, it has also been definitively
adapted, with only two dissentient voices. The PiiE-
straENT annouitced, that a comnitinication leobld I,e
made from the Government to tl:e Chamber at their
next sitting (on Wednesday last), and the purrort
of it is generally expected to be a praogatiun of
the Clambers until Ociolier next.

Manuscript copies of i 1. DI: MosTar:Lotes letter to
HursoN Lowr. circulate, and are read with avi•
JO* in every society in Paris.
The Duke of WELLINGTON continues in Paris, in
consequence, it is said, of An intffecttial remonstrance
he has made against a pamphlet n the coo!r:crel
Powers, in which 1:11414i.,1 is outraged.

HA MbURCI-1 AND FLANDERS MAILS.
0;1 the `_2lst inbtant Cie I.::xcli4ige ou LUlltiOn W4l.
35. 5. at Hamburgh.
The progress of civil liberty seems to experience
more interruption from bii;otry, than :tom all other
impediments oppcsed to it. Accounts from Courtray
state, that all the Judges of the Tribunal of Corn.
merce in ILA place have refused to take the oath
prescribed by the Royal Decree, as being contrary to
the Cathotc plain ni.:alling of whicir ir,
that the priettlitio..l still mean to le .rd the Sovereign,
and contend' or the mastery of dorainioie 1 Hoar
long will this be endured ? I-Irve the people every
where been struggling to obtain civil rights .olly to
have Them rendered nugatory by the sid..jectiqn
Throne to the Mitre ?

A trial for a libel against the Governintoit, wl.ich
has fur tome time occupied the public attention at
Brussels, was decided on the 21st, when Mr. roLait.
the Editor of the Belgic Spectator, was found guil',v of
having published expressions injurious to the Kim:,
contra>, to the resuect due to the Constitution, and
tending to excite mistrust ;old disunion between the
inhabitants of the kingdom. He wts sentelicvd to
two years' imprisonment.
The Ambassador of Spain to the King of the
Netherlands has instituted A pros:cistion against the
Editors of the Yrai L: oral (formerly the Nain Jaunt)
tot some alleged calumny on his Royal Master.
These. with the subjoined articles, present every
thiug worthy of notice brought by the Mails: