Star.
London, England, 1817-07-07 00:00:00

FRANKFORT, NINE 29.

The Apostolic Nuncio in Switzerland, as anon as
he arrived at Carlsruhe, requested an audience of the
Grand Duke of Baden, to deliver to his Royal liigh-
ness a letter from his Holiness. The audience was
granted, and the Nuncio having delivered his letter,
etas referred to the Minister to settle with him. It
is probable that the letter relates to the affairs of the
Bishopric of Constance.

THE EVENING STAR.

IA) I)UN.

NEXT WEDNESDAY LOTTERY DRAWS.—FIRST
PRIZE ‘IO,OOII.—TWO-THIRDS DRAWN FIRST DAY,
ANDALL PRIZES—FOUR OF tio,Oou!—TICKE IS AND
SHARES CON t INV& CHEAP.

MONDAY, JULY 7, 1817.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWE INF O'CLOCK s
Reduced 76,;—Consuls 761! ex. div.--4 per Cent.
Nary, 10.11 105 ex. dlr.—Hank 1 ong Annular.' --
India Bonds olul pre.—Each. IS.. Ids. pr.

A Dutch Mail arrived yesterday, and this morning
a Mail from Flanders ; but their contents, if we ex-
cept the continuing fall of corn which they announce,
present but hale news of importance.

Since our last a Mail bas been received from Lis-
bon with letters to the 27th ult. Some more of the
conspirators have been apprehended, while some of
the less guilty have been discharged. The Tribunal
for the trial of the Conspirators consists of a Chief
Judge, four assistants and a Secretary. About 54
persons are in custody. From what has transpired, it
appears that they were divided into four Committees.
The lowa had its instructions from the third, the
third item the secrold, and the second from the first,
without knowing who were the contrivers or leaders.
When a Member of a Committee had gained three
proselytes, he immediately became the Chi.'t of a new
Sub Committee, and thus provision was made for an
indefinite extension of the system, and delegates had
Lean dispatcl'ed iuto the c.atntry. The ohjtct of this
Conspiracy was the dethronement of the reigning fa-
mily in Portugal. A Provisional Government was
to have been formed ; and ultimately, a Republican
form of Government. For some time past, measures
have been taken to prepare the public mind for a
change in the Government. The KING, the Governors
of the liirgdorn,&e. hare been repeatedly pasquinaded,
particularly on public anniversaries, &c. It was appre-
hended that on the day of Corpus Christi these revolu-
tionary enterprises would have been attempted, aul
many familici lett Lisbon on that day; and the Rocio,
~ir.s...rad of being thronged as usual with spectators of the
prccessicn, was, comparatively speaking, abandoned.
—lt was reported that GOMEZ FltElltE D'ANDRAJL:
was only implicated to the extent of a mist)! i! ion of
treason. A young Officer of the 16th Regiment,
who was ieceetly arrested in the country, shot him-
self through the body in the chaise in which he
was conducted to Lisbon. He is not litAy to re-
cover. No confessions lia4 been made by him ; but
a remberof papers, which he had coehded to a youiz,
`woman,
to whom • he was under an engagement of
marriage, have been secured ; and it is-sa;d their con.

tents furnish much important information of t' a Sr.
signs of the conspirators.--Consider4hle reinforce-
ments are about t A sail fr m Portigal ►o the Brazil!,
and the most coolidciit hopes at: ntrt inined ~t the
spt.edy subjugation of the Imo-gents of Perr..st►buu;.

The Paris Papers to the sth instant, I..ave streirce
since our last. Although very barren of polit;cl.
news, they continue to trem with the most sati,f.... -
tory intelligence on a subject the most intereFttnr. ,:t
all 4.the:s to the or hs;mrstity—the pretpe,:
of returning plenty, New barley, of an creches.:
quality, was exhibitcd in the market c.l (De..
partnamt cf the two Seems. adinining La Vendee!,
on the 2C:b ultimo t and to the farthest crtr.7utstv
Italy the most luxuriant crops beLin every w!•.eie
invite the hand of the tearer.

The great heat w!tich has preraled rinrinr
myth, has wit, linwever, been witlicta .ts Et::
t iges in coh-r respects. h has melted the
Switzerland to such a ci,gfet that riven and 1a1...;
have risen to a great height, the whole valley of the
Rhine has been inundated and the damage dune is
bai.i to be immense.

The KING was to return cnt Siturday fr,:rn St.
Cl.,ud to Paris, where be is to rem4in till the aecc:ait-
oust of the Duchess of BEaai, Niter which he inteccts
going for a short time to Fontiiinebleau.

The Diet of Fraokfort have unanimously adopted
a resolutiOn, according to which, all future dispwes
between Members of the German Confederation a 7!:
in the first instance, to be endeavoured to be Ad.:lnt('
by the Diet itself, and it that 6,,dy is unsuccets.i,',
then an Austregal Tribunal is to be invested A
full and absolute power el deterinination.
French Funds, 34 July, Gt. tr. c.

Lord Aurirnsr, we are sorry to and, has had t)
encounter, on his voyage !vim:wards, a severe mi..
fortune, in addition to his political failure at the
nese Court. The Dowson, Captain MiDoNirFJ,
from Bengal, sailed the Ist of li•bruary, lea the
Cape the Ist of May, and the 10 and of seensicri.
the of May. At the last-mentioned place, Cap-
tain M.DoN Ann learned that the A LCE'sTE frigate,
having Lord Amit ns'. on board, w totilly lost in
the Straits of Gaspar I that Lord MtnEns' hAd ar-
rived at Batavia in the ship's cutter, and had charged
an American, bound for Holland, with his dispatches,
which may be expected every hour. The crew of the
ALCESTE were all f, 4 %rte.

Yesterd4y t>>r followilg Bulletin wa s exhibited it
St. Jenkes's Pdhice:

44 igincpor Cede. Ic4/ S.
" His AT,jo,:y Las been very emir.; A during mzth.
Hi* 141,je-: good, but lin di.or..!er colit:n unc.hz••.L
Hemtv HALFORD, " 1;4 tuor.
" W. HLISCitI•FN, "J. WiLl Is,
" It. Wtsus."
The Duke of CLAROWE, we are happy to say, was
mach better on Saturday.
We are sorry to state, that at a late hour last night
Mr. l'ossoNar was given over by his physicians, who,
for the first time, communicated their nielancholy ap-
prehension' to Lady MARY.
The Duchess 01 CUMBERLAND was enteltained by
the Last India Directors on Saturday, after having
viewed the establishrornt, curiosities, Zicc.

The Duke of WELLINGTON had an audilmce of the
PutNem Reosncr on Saturday, to take lave previous
to his leaving England. His Grace afterwards trans-
acted business with the Duke of Yoax and Sir IlEsai
TOKRENS. At the Commaneer-in.Chters Office, be-
tween four and five t,'clock. In the evrning the
Duke left his house in Piccadilly. to prceeed on his
journey.—Hts Grace called at Mr. C. Low's, near
Bromley, on his way to Dover, and part3ok of elate
dinner—there was a party of G. nitenwn to meet him.
Yesterday, at noon, his Grace the 1:;1?‹...: of WI:-
Lim:Tom arrived at the ail) 1r..), Dover, and seen
atter embarked on board Mr.
Calais. His Gnacr, on his arrival and at his de-
parture frun Dover, wal saluted hom the battery en
the Heights ; and a gums! of. !Pinata from the 61...1
Regiment attended before the Ship Inn. His Gear?:
carriages and horses were sent off is the L•Jrc! Dun-
can packet.
dlr. Sultrt:xsov, Great Poisselktret,Bloomsbiry,
nurgeon•Ocitlist to Lis Royal liig!nesr
the Duke of Yon's, has Ecru appointvd, by their
R. 1.11 acid Serene Highnesses the Princess Catin•
I. TTE and the Prince LEOPOLD of S.SI..•CCZUL:".:,
their Oculist and Aurkt.

The Sale at MILLR au's, in Cheapside, this exy,
Mr. Cliamrxr.v, has peen adniirafAy at,ended ; !ht
goods being of the I r t. encriptiin., have bee!:# r.rie•.7
purchased, at low prices. To-morrow and nnt
is expected to be equal!), crowded. Every co ,%.:•
nimice has been particularly attended to kr a:•7•.r.-
mndating Families, and for Eddies wko
Sale from the environs cif the Metropolie. ::n ;-.-
stance whatever has there been such a qua-,0!:-
variety of valuable :4! )cads submitted to n.e han,7, r.
In our Paper of riday last, ev,• gave an
of a dreadful sion which bad pLu:e :
coal mine near I:nr!.am, by which above z',:7ty Fe
were killed ; aod ws• a 7-1 now sorry tolcv•I, tt•
Durham (urhey AL..., :Ler, that on the f cl:,17;• •
some pitnien havin;.;d..xended intn the r;t,
to ascertain ;IL! which had been dere. r•;;-; •
them were sua;)eat.:.!, in cousequen:e thv v., %-
impure state of the ak.
The young wow, , lived ser:ant 'n ..c.i.-t
family, and saved I:,:r4eil from being t
by leaping out of a two.pair window, at the tirt• 11,;.:
tinfortunatolassiily terished, is in St. Thom:.;l
and in a fair w: y of recovery.

-
'!be Gr,ml Match beiween tuenty-tr.
Gentlemen ot the Club a7..enst Ors'
players itt the County ot Middleies, waa tleciJLJ
Friday in favour ot t‘liddiesex.
REIM:. rm.., I\ll%l WON %11tV010 SCROtaf.....Sre"l"..
Mlles at Cii,bt o'clock on ~ationtal, eirtn••
AAIUN; backsvaid4, commenced Apitt at four o'clock ye•ter..:.l
moment:. and at lour to il.e af-trins,,i lie bad gene *titer'.
makuig 111 lift Wh.uloi lieot atirting, on I httritl..y uvt
song. slity.usnc licup al buil '42 `•
.ifonnt /cm.