Star.
London, England, 1827-05-21 00:00:00

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that there
luires very

little excitement to bunt forth into an all consuming
flame, and that European diplomacy has not,.for long

time, been so disj,

as it is at present.

We received this morning the St. Petetaburgh Jour.
nal ►o the sth instant, but it is wholly destitute of poli-

tical intelligence.
We also received Hamburgh Papers to the 15th,
which mention that the Emperor of RUSSIA will pro•
teed to the town of• Wiasma, in the government of
Smolensk, towards the end of this month to review there
a body of cavalry to the vast amount of 6g,000 met I
A Power, who can muster such a force, may be ttuly
termed formidable. We have not heard of any
serious misunderstanding betweer. Russia and any other
Continental Power,to render a demonstration of this kind
necessary; whilst to look upon it as an ordivary military
spectacle, would be to suppose the young Emperor
guilty of excessive ostentation. Whatever may be the
cause, whether it originate in vanity, latent ambition,
or a desire to shew that the members of the Holy Al-
liance are neither feeble nor unprepared, the circumstance
itself cannot fail to give rise to serious reflections.—
Amongst the persons who are to accompany the Est-
rum', is General Batman... Jam Had it been men-
tioned that the EMPAESS were to be one of the party, it
might be imagined that it was intended for a grand
military pageant, preparatory to the Coronation at
Warsaw; but the omission of her name overturns the
billy supposition, that could give the affair a harmless
character.
We learn from these Papers that the celebrated
CAPO D'ISTRIA, who had fora number of years, during
Aorcitsmaa's reign, directed the Foreign Affairs of
Russia, arrived at Berlin from Paris on the 12th in t.
oos
his way to S. Pe:ersburgh. It will be reco.lected that
he was dismissed, or, to use a more courteous term,
suspended from the exercise of his important functions,
about the time of the recal of Baron SraocoNore from
Constantinople. The disgrace of this high functionary
was considered as the death blow of the Greek party at
the Court of Russia, and also as ;.guarantee for the
continuance of peace. From that lime tell -the period
cf his recal, the Count usually resided in Switzerland;
and probably a short tme will shew whether, with his
restoration to favour,. the triumph of his principles is
connected, or not.
Dutch and Brussels Papers reached us in like manner
this morning, both to the 19th instant. It will be seen'
by the following article that the great tiaditig Coonal
patsy established about two years since in the Nether-
lands, of which the present KING is founder and prin-
cipal shareholder, has succeeded so ill, that c Insider able
modifications in the original plan are already deemed
necessary. Toe embarrassments in which the Company
are involved are another proof how cautious thrtein-
merits ought to be how they interfere in speculations
which are usually managed by private individuals, and
out of private funds; whilst the remedy that is adopted
will in all human probability tend to aggravate the evil,
if it does not upset the scheme altogether

Member of the extreme right, whose w
stronger diatribe against the 'Government t
that of the new. Deputy for Paris. Some IN
appear to hart produced a strong sensation
may be inferred front the whole of the debate
is a spirit abioad at this moment wiling req