Star.
London, England, 1817-04-29 00:00:00

Nowni sulEi.ng, /,p ;IL 26.

Put into this port tLe X. Y.Z. .4.4.1 Finny tr.
pints, with troops on bo.tr:l, bona.' to Lritti.
tell shot t of provisioas, an,l.ore roplAylag

The Paris Papers of 3 curday are the otiii
anis from the Continent th.s !nos
The KING of :RANCE bzid a C Comic.), far , .
it said, oh the 25. h, but we do
serve any thing extraoanary to have resuite.i fr •
Ilif 111.t.U.Slif is s ill rl %able tz) leave 1116 ;Iraq
Ments.--An arrest of scme imp irt,mce 11. i; Lire
place, which is thus announced in the Joilin :4.
II We are assured that Madame RvavAtar (dt. SAN:
JEAN A\01±01) has been arrested at her chateautf
Val, near Paris, and condarted yesterd.l
(Friday) to the Comiergerie:"
French Funds, 95:h lett: 67 1. 15 c.

New York and V,rgiilia Papers, to the Lutes ell
of March, arrived this uvriiing. The only intel.
genet of importance whie'l they contain relai.s
President Prrrow, of St. Doming, who is tail, at
the authority of a schooner, ft crr. haw
ordered an j impress in all his ports, of nausea ft r :he
service of the Repub'ic.
A letter from Trieste, dated the ICtli 'n. 1.
tions, that too Austrian frigates, the Austria, Car:.
PASQUALION and the Augu,ts, Ca; t.
sailed from that pert for Rio .lanriro, I.4v4ig es
board many tons of Animists manufactures, by t.
of encouragiag the subjects of that Empire ro sea.
menu a direct commercial intercourse ecith the Br6tift.

The Duchess of Gtoccerren continues seri.msly
indisposed. Her Royal Highness sprained her anck
lon Friday, during her jourr:ey Irons Windsor; erg
it is feared that, in her present condition, some ~t!*
ill consequences may have Ell .wed from the slink.
The Duke of NEWCASTLIt is recoveridg fast, as is
also the rest of the family. It is now understand that
the emptying of the fish-p,md is not considered as t!,e
cause sif the fever, wh pi acceded from severe colds
The person named Arthur Mittlesuoaal. for yaws,
apprehension, to answer to a charge of high treason,
Government, some time ago, offered a reward ef
£5OO, has been taken, and brought to town. He ap-
pears to have got on board a vessel, in the Rive;
with his wife and child, with a view to escape II
America ;.but intimation of hit rnoticuas having bees
given he •was apprehended off Gravesend. There
were some others taken with him, against whom ire
do not, as yet, learn that any charges have been el-
Whited ; though, as his friends and the partners of
his flight, they may be objects of suspicion. Thiek•
wood himself was brought to London ky water, and
was at first lodged in Tuthill-fields Bridewell ; from
whence he was taken to the Secretary ef State's 017,-e
at ten o'clock Jest night, for examination, and lira
thence committed to the Tower. He appeared MOO
dejected. With respect to his particular share 3
concern in proceedings of a treasonable nature, I
may be recollected that be is the person who hashers
represented as having ordered the pikes, and as oar-
wise a leading character in the ourages which (P-
-graced the metropolis. He is understood to to el
third man who was whh the two Watson: at Ilitt•
gate, when the eider Watson was apprehendelby
Mid. the i;orse.patrole.
The Grand Jury before whom the Bills for F.%
Treason have been laid were- yc:terday clierged is
the Court of King's Bench by Mr. Justice Batty:
after which they proceeded to the Crand Jury R.g**
to examine witnesses. The Bill of Ind.wrrasat is
against the two 1170trony, treitos, Mnler, Kele, 511
Thistimmcd. From the mime and lerm of :!..e
indictment it is extremly long. It totrPril
lour counts, and imputes to the persons
fourteen acts of treason. The trials are ex: acted tO
commence on the 11;th of next month.

Yesterday ltehett ali:s William l'illTtor, sat
brought to town from Manchester, and conc.-ye,' 'G
the Secretary of State's Office for the T-T.,m2 D:1!
ment, wf:ere he underwent an examination ; ht ‘cal
afterwards committed to prison.
Tuesday a melancholy accident. happened at L4th.
A new vessel was getting her masts on boar a, w: Ca
a gentleman who was standing by was caug!:tby
sheers, by which ore of his arias was torn 411
he was thrown on the quay with great vic!cr.c,.. :111
much bruised. lie is still ill a vary danger.-n+ w;l°.