Star.
London, England, 1816-04-29 00:00:00

PARIS, APRIL 26.

General Cambrope, one of the chiefs of Bonaparte's
guard in the Island of Elba, will be tried to-morrow
by the first Council of War. The Chef de Battalion
Delon will fill the office of Reporter. Carnbrone will
be defended by M. Berryer, jun.
Count Torreno, a Spaniard of an ancient fatrbilii
in the Asturias, and who was member of the Cortes,
was arrested on Sunday last, at Paris. He is brother-
in-law to General Porlier, condemned to death for
rebellion against his Sovereign,
Wednesday evening Sir Robert Wilson. Captain
Hutchinson, and Mr. Bruce, were re-conducted frem
the Conciergerie to La Force.

Mails from Hamburg!: and Flanders arrived last
night; and this morning a Dutch Mail.
The latest accounts from Petersburgh are as
gloomy as those before received respecting the de-
pressed state of Commerce. There have been more
failures, and those houses which have !seen able to
maintain their credit are afraid to send any new or-
ders owing to the low prices et all articles occasioned
by the general scarcity of money. In fact commer-
cial distress is very general throughout Europe s it
seems to be the necessary result of the lowered price
of cart:age, insurance, &c. ice. which of course
causes a depreciation on the old stock of goods, equal
to the difference of the expenses. It will require some
time to bring things again to their level, but the re-
sult, though injurious to individuals, will be benefi-
cial to the great family of Europe.
The new Russian Tarif, though signed by the Em-
peror on the 20th ult. has not yet been made public.
It permits, we are assured, the importation of most
articles of British manufacture. Calicoes are prohi-
bited : rum is also prohibited:
On the I Ith iustant seventeen waggons, loaded,
with money from France, arrived at V:sona. A
million of francs had arrived some days before. Our
late visitors, the Austrian Archdukes, arrived at
Vienna on the 14th instant.
The Saxon troops which were mooned in and
about Lisle, are to remove farther into Picardy, and
to be replaced by British regiments.
It appears that every kind of ingenuity is exercised
to introduce the prohibited Journals into France by
the Flemish frontier. In consequence, the French
Minister of Police has again written to the Prefects
in that quarter to be vigilant in putting an end to a
practice which he says " threatens France with the
machinations of a party which desires again to plunge
her into an abyss of misfortunes." It would be more
sound policy to write down the offensive articles and
teach the people to reason, than to prohibit their cir-
culation. While a contrary system is pursued, the
people will exert themselves to obtain the forbidden
fruit, in the belief that it must make thein wise.
Many Swiss families continue to emigrate for North
America ! What can this mean ?

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The Company's ship Rovm. Guinan arrived off
the Start the 25th instant; and the Hors between the
Start and Portland the same day.
The &morn, outward bound, parted company
from the Sumter in blowing weather, in lat. 45. 49,
N. long. 12, 40. W. on the 22d November, and on
the 29th January put into Table Bay.
The chartered ship LADY FLORA arrived at the
Cape from China the 20th February,
Saturday the Wausztze, 74, which was launched
last year at Bombay, arrived at Portsmouth, from
Madras, Trincomalee, Pointe de Galle, the Cape of
Good Hope, and St. Helena. Captain BAYLEY, who
was Flag-Captain to the late Sir Gamma BURLTON,
came home in the command of her. She left Com-
modore Ross. O'Batzm at Trincomalee, having his
broad pendant in the CORNWALLIS, 74, Capt. SAYER
not having returned from China in the LEDA.—The
ALPHEUS, RzvoLvrionztas, ELK, and VOLACig, also
continued in the China seas.. The OWEN GLSNDOUR,
Captain lionceon, is on her passage home from
China; she had arrived at the Cape. The naval depot
of stores having been removed from Madras to Trin-
comalee. and Commissioner Puma having arrived
there, that place had becotne the permanent port of
naval rendezvous. The WELLES/SY left St. Helena
on the Sd ult. ; the NORTMVAIBIALADID, Sir G. COCK-
BURN, and HAVANNAH, were lying there. BoNA.
PARTS was well, and very quiet, but does not relish
his close' confinement, • and limited domains. Sir
GEORGE Comities is very strict in guarding against
any attempt to effect his escape ; and vessels are not
allowed to anchor there, except Indiamen, without
obtaining leave from Sir Glasse. Capt. CARPENTER,
in the /LAUDON; has relieved the IcAnus, Capt. T. B.
Dzvoir, at Ascension Island, and has established a
battery of two or three guns on shore ; -and had dis-
covered some small springs of water on the S.-E. side
of the island, *hid* produced about two puncheons
4.-iray, and was endeavouring to cultivate some small
spots for garden vegetables. The WELLEILLY fell in
with the Lady Forbes. from UM, bound to jittualoa,
le• op N. l&q. )36 W.

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THE
Saturday warning the Ocean transport sailed front
Portimouth for Quebec. with 300 recruits for &Is
f rent regiments stationed there. ' '
Yesterday the fdllowing passage vearls sailed from
Dover for Calais with troops, viz : —The Countess of
Elgin with about 100 of the Ist ( Royal Scots, 3d
battalion) Regiment;. Prineass Augusta 115 of the
6th Regiment; Favourite 100; 7th Royal Fnsileers;
Wensleydale& 80 9th Regiment; King George 100
21st and 39th Regiments ; Lady Jme James 90
40th; Lark 50 of' the same regiment; Cumberland
50 57th ; and the Catherine 40 of the 7th.regiment.
The first division the West Norfolk M:htia
landed' on Saturday morning at Portsmouth,"from
Irelancl, and marched toward Norwich, to be dis.
embodied.
Wednesday the,King's Owe Regiment of Stafford-
ihire Militia, was disembodied is Stafford. On the
same day the arms• and-accoutrements of the C.entrAt
Stafford Local Militia were sent off to the depot at
Derby. •
Wednesday last the 2d battalion 89th Regiment,
commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel CLIFF‘)RD, C. B.
was reviewed at Sou thsea Common by Major. General
Sir K. A. HOWAI4I), whoexpressed much satisfaction
with their military appearance, and msucouvres
in the field. When it is recollected that this regiment
lately furnished a large draft of Officers, non.com-
missioned officers, and picked men, to their Ist batta-
lion in India, and that they recently received a con-
siderable,number of recruits, the greatest credit is
certainly due to this small but efficient corps. In the
evening, the Major-General, with his Staff and most
of the principal Officers of the Garrison, were enter.
tained at dinner at their regimental mess.
The Duke of WIU.LINOTON is now at the Hague.
lie dined 9n Wednesday last with the Princess
Dowager, and in the evening attended a Ball, at
which the King and many of the first personages were
present.
During the grand parade at Breslaw, on Easter
Monday, the veteran BLOOM unexpectedly appeated
among his former companions in arms. We are glid
that the hero was well. SOULT, who has received per-
mission from the King of Petunia to reside at Dos-
seldorf, lives there in a style somewhat becoming his
situation : he keeps no carriage.

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