Star.
London, England, 1818-07-18 00:00:00

tasting. The ',carnal de Parii,_romarking on this
desires to know the articles of the law, the re.
decrees of the old Parliament of Theiuldtfse,
0, etc police ordinances, on which such a judgment
kat been founded. It would ptrhaps have touched
wer the solution of the question, had it inquired—
Oat religion this offending publican and sinner is?
I;4:Tery;ong ago a sentence of an exactly similar nature
ya classed on a merchant of Bourdeaux for not co-
w:4 the front of his house during some procession,
.vhe thaanet required by the rites of the Catholic
ath—and the gravamen of offence there was,
ex the culprit only acted according to his con-
trive, as instructed by a religion which holds such
ogerstitious vanities in abomination—that the man
lag a Piotcstant, and as such, though promised by
the Charter to be tolerated and protected, a fair
object for bigotry in office, to persecute and punish.
Ile aspect that the present case is only a repetition
of the same Sint of intolerance—an intolerance which,
if ailored to continue, will, we have no hesitation
inrt,,,,eating, be of more prejudice to the security of
the eit,tlog government of France, than -any other
circumstance 'zits list of political grievances.
A letter from Cobleutz affords a partial confirma-
tion of the report, that the Army of Occupation, on
odes France, is to remain for a time stationed on
its frontier. It states, that the Prussian contingent
re to take up a position in the Grand Duchy of
the Rhine.
The following arrivals may be worth notice to
those who tare an interest in the movements of the
putt—The King of SARDINIA arrived on the 2d
irtant at Turin; the Emperor and Empress of Aus-
rs:s, on the 7th, at Baden, six leagues from Vienna;
Dacl.ess of P ARMA (Es-Empress LOUISA), on the
;6th ult. at Trent; and Prince SCIIWARTZENBERG,
Ceieral Knt eEMARK, the Prussian Minister tciVienna,
ar.,lc2veral other distinguished individuals, are now
;,:oong ;he water drinkers at Carlsbad.
Fren,:n 5 per Cents. Wednesday, 77fr. 30c.
PRIVATE LETTER. _

" P•WS, JULY lg.

“ The investigation of the charges of conspiracy
carried on with great activity, under the special
direction of M. Beliart, Procureur-General, who, in
such cases, is invested with discretionary power. The
persons arrested are still confined au secret. All the
papers of a certain General have been seized, and
ate, with the proofs of his flight, in the hands of the
kcal authorities. Some say that he is gone to La
Vendee, others pretend that he has escaped to Swit-
edam!. It was yesterday reported that. the Procu-
reur-Genecal has been authorized, by an express order
of his Majesty, to issue citations for the appearance
of several high individuals, whose names are impli-
tatel in the plot. What is most worthy of remark
is, that public opinion regards the authors of this
machination with so much contempt, that they are.
less the objects of indignation than of compassiosa,
that they never were able to excite even for a
moment the least serious uneasiness.”

The following is an extract of a letter which has
beer. received from a respectable house at Madrid,
dated the 29th of June last :
I have the honour to addreu you, through tho medium of
$c mutual fr.end Mr. —.--, merchant, of Cadiz, informing
ye, that ii.c introduction into Sian of every species of Cotton
GOrodl 11 now onceded to the English Government for Ten
Tees, and I was anxious to make known to you this important
rm.: by the lira ?obi, in order that you might 'Make your ship-
testiaecordingly."

Other letters say, that this favour shewit to British
Commerce, has been granted on condition that we
skald interpose our friendly offices for Spain with
in resulted Colonies ; but whatever be the motive
tithe grant, if it has really taken place (and we can
kadly suppose that such letters would have been
vend, unless some measures of the kind had been
24,pad, or were at feast cn the eve of adoption),
tst beneficial consequences to our manufactures mug
cubtless be very considerable.

The trials of the persons concert in the disgrace-
-I.lc,utrtges on the territory et the North West Corn-
pry en Red River, have been finished. The pro-
ceedings excited a good deal of interest, as to the
Flat: state of the Indian territories, where the out-
'', vue committed The trials lasted two days,
"ttl'-trisoners were all acquitted. No proceedings
tookylace upon any other of the indictments, it ap-
ra'amtth acme of the culprits connected with the
arth bet Companv were to be found, and the
Ercsecution therctoie against MccEs .MAcl)oxaNect.,
Iler and ethers, who have been for upwards of three
lean under accusation, are to be dropped entirely.

„The repert cf the QUEEN yesterday was, ” Her
'I'4EITt has had A good night, and is much the
wtte to-Jay." The Duke and Duchess of YORK left
tern yesterday. morning to pay their respects v.: the
Qttett 4 Kew
Yesterday CouttliftrieSTEß had as audience of the
itsct RESENT at Canton-house.
Yesterday morning, a little before eleven o'clock,
tie take and D' chess of CUMBERLAND left St.
Des's Palace for Germany, accompanied by the
Plincess of SOLLI3. The Rapt! party were to pro-
ttd )esterday to Dover, where the Royal yachts are
to convey them to Calais. Their Royal Highnesses
;tweed in the first instance to the German Spa, where
thous' has been prepared for their reception.
Yesterday afternoon the Grand Duke Mtcttiet,
hailer to the Emperor of Russm, arrived at the
lear Inn, Ostord, accompanied by Baron NICIIOLAY,
rit WILLIAM CONGREVE, General PEALEVITGIi,
Attotesay, Doctor Hnms.t, and Doctor 'Alt-
Olistio3ity. His imperial Highness commenced his
ci
l'4l the University in the evening, and it is cx-
-11 will comp Ittt it thc COVAC CS this dw7.