Star.
London, England, 1819-05-17 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAit

LONDON.

MONDAY, MAY 17, 1s ?9.
Pawns of Wass amiar.-7lfoliday at the Beak., E!.
and South -.lea

A Flanders Mail arrived last night, and
from Holland, and this morning another DuIL

was received.

The foreign Journals throw no more l:z!t
affairs of Sweden ; all that is mentioned read

that kingdom is, that,the KING intends
dewalla, to take the benefit of the •ea
The Students at .Jena, from the Electo
Ilesse Cac.sel and the Government of Osnal,l'

those from Itus:ia and Prussia, have been c:
home.—The reFort of Sands death is non• c

dicted : he is even said to be out of danger.
papers of the Students at the University of Gil
in Hesse Darmstadt, have been seized, ir, the lin;

obtaining !owe information from them as to ti:
jecu of the secret association's into which the Stu

at all the German Universities are supposed to ).•h
entered.•

The ncgociations for settling the differer.res be,
tween Baden and Bavaria have terminated, but the
result has not yet.trampired. The Territer:al Ct.e.
mittee• cf the Germanic Diet considers itself as ir
solved, and M. liumnotArr was forthwith to kne
Frankfort for Berlin.

An attempt made by the wife of Dr. NEwN:a
Berlin, to murder her husband, has caused much sou
sation in that city, as it is supposed to have 1...
origin in some kind of enthusiasm.
Timber is permitted to be exported from Russia, r,
the present year on the footing cf the Tariff of 1';57,
The B:ussels Pipers contradict the report of tla
Empu'or ALEYANDER intending to visit that c;t:
the course of this simmer.
There'has been but little business of morrent,
the Chambers of the States-General—only a propcal
respecting a duty on sugar, arid some pril,ate r
dons. It is proposed to drain the lake ir, tit
Mere of Haarlem—an extensive tract ; and alsoto
construct a new czon.l from the nest port of toe
Nieuv:e-diep to Amsterdam, of dimensicas ableu
pass large vessels up to the city %% breakirg bulk

From the French frontiers we learn that the Mini;.
ter is now actively engaged in the organizat4 n of
Army of Reserve, which will be almost entirelrtem.
posed of soldiers who have served in the old Eench
Army. Every department has its particular COIFS;
the men are not to be coustantly on duty, but will la
called out and assembled when circumstances re.
quire. The corps os the frontier departments at
to be the most numerous.

The Paris Papers of Thursday arrived yesterday,
and in a preceding column we have extracted from
them an account of the third day's proceedings is
the trial of Cantillon and Marixe4 accused of the
conspiracy against the life of the Duke of Wxurso•
TON. The Papers of Friday, which have also arrived
this forenoon, bring us the farther proceedings os
Thursday, when, after examining one more x% nets,
which closed the case against the Prisoners, the .fir•
TORNEY- GENERAL addressed the Jury on the part d
the prosecution, and Messrs. CoavEatr and Duns
for the two Defendants. From the tone of the Ar•
TORNEY-GENERAL'S speech, it would seem that It
rather anticipates a verdict of acquittal. The Counsel
for the Prisoners insisted strongly on the fact of the
corpus delicii not being at all established—that is to
say, that no trace of the ball alleged to have bees
shot at the Duke had been discovered, although the
Prosecutors had examined the walls of the hotel stone
by stone, and all the trees round about branch by
branch. The cause was continued till Friday, wheel
the PRESIDENT will deliver his charge to the Jury,
and the Jury will in all probability return an immc
diate verdict.

The del ate on the Budget is still going on in the
Chamber of Deputies, and occasionally exhibits
good deal of spirit. M. LAFITTE, in delivering his
sentiments upon it, justified, in a very satisfaml
manner, the concluot of the Bank of France, With 7('
spect to the limitation of its discounts, which
shewed to be founded in motives of the soundest c:.:-
cretion. He proved, too, that the charge N‘hic;) has
been thrown out against the monied and commercial
classes, of laving refused to succour Government,
was altogether false. One house alone, (he said,) :91
Government, in May, 1816, five millions; a WO
after two millions more ; in December,7oo,ooofrancs:
lon the 24th March, 1817, two millions; 4th Aprw.l
one million ; IA May, half a million : and, in
ary and March, 1818, seventeen millions and a
—in all, 28,200,000 francs. This house, of ccnoe,
was his own. M. LAPITTES farther observat.os
bore heavy-on CORVETTO, (the Ex-Finance
whose greatest fault appears to us to have bertha:.
he feared so much to do wrong, that he could r,ct de
right.
The speeches of the Members, whenever they tetcll.
on English matters, display ;All amusing degree(
ignorance. M. I'Awtlll:n, the late Keeper ci
Seals, and a man certainly of great talent a~ ac'
quirements, in attempting to justify the prefetTro
given to foreigners, in the second great Loan, vz6
pleased to say, that whenever England want!
a lox'
she Lever fail: to appeal to the capiya.lists of Aln)tel"