Star. — 1822-06-28 (London, England)

AND COUNTRYMEN."  The letters received from Canton, of the 25th February, in addition to the satisfactory intelligence they bring of the differences with the Chinese being amicably adjusteJ, state a fact of the utmost importance. It is, that the Chinese Government have abandoned the pi inciple that the Representatives of the East India Company at Canton are responsible for acts committeJ by British ships of war, thus securing a most in:portant point to our trade with China, and lessening the danger of occurrences like that for which it has recently suffered a suspension more than two months, since the crews of the Indiamen aie much less likely than those of the men of war to engage in affrays with the peaceful subjects of the 4. Celestial Empire." We understand that the fortunate result in which the differences have terminated, has been greatly owing to the advantage enjoyed by the Representatives of the East India Company at Canton, in the abilities of Dr. MORRI SON, toge:her with his profound knowledge of the language, laws, and usages of China. The special Edict, or CAop, by which the trade bas been re-established, is dated the 20th February. On the affair of the Topaze, it says,  " It appears that the man of war has already taken away in her the foreign murderers, and has tun away back to her own country ; and the Chief, at this time, indeed, appears not to have any means of ordering the delivetirg up of those murderers. Lint it is authenticated, that the Chief and the others have presented an official document, saying that they will take all the circumstances of this affair, from first to last, and write home that it way be examined into and managed."  The French Papers of Tuesday do not contain a single paragraph of importance relating either to Spain or to the affairs of Russia and Tui key. The proceedings of the Chamber of Deputies are also destitute of interest. They write from Saumur that Lieutenant DELON formed a part of the armed band which attempted to rescue 136azorr, and whose leader was shot. He still wanders in the fields, but cannot long escape pursuit. The Police of Paris has recently adopted a most arbitrary and contemptible system of searching and spying. Two persons, coming out of a bookseller's shop with some pamphlets, were seized by a person in coloured clothes, aided by a gens d'arme—without Any warrant or authority, dragged to the Prefecture of the Police, searched there, and dismissed, with the bare satisfaction of being told that the Agent of the Police suspected them of having prohibited engray. ings. The studies of respectable artists in sculpture and painting are also rummaged by the Police for likenesses or emblems of BONAPARTE and his Government.  This forenoon we received a Dutch Mail, bringing Papers to the 26th instant. An article from Brody, in Gallicia, dated the sth of June, states, that the last accounts from Jassy, the Capital of Moldavia, announce anew civil and military organization of that Province and Wallachia by the Turkish Government. it also states positively  Ili*:  that the departure of the Turkish troo2s is definitely' deferred. . . On the 12th of June there was a dreadful fire at Stockholm, by which the merchants alone have lost between four and 500,000 rix dollars. The town of ErnbrittshAm has likewise suffered by a destructive fire.  The number of persons burnt in the Church at Grue was 11S, and many persons were injured.  Charleston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore Papers have arrived this morning, two days later than the last. The following are extracts : FROM THE BALTIMORE PAPER Of