Star. — 1820-04-17 (London, England)

CHIEF JUSTICE.—" Considering the length of  time your trial may occupy, the Court will allow that indulgence." A chair was then brought to the prisoner. The following Jury were then sworn: Aucuttnica &spar'', 'Addington, Gent. and Grocer. Thom,. Gooncsum, Nbrth-end, liendon, Esq. THomas Surma., ALDIZSZY, LissOn Grove North, Esq.  Jsatas HIRSIZT, Islewortn, Carpenter. Jona 81100221, North-end, Hendon, Gent. &stun GRANGZII, BlackwsU, Lighterman. Giolos Dtcxassos, Colt-street, Limehouse, Builder. Joins EDWARD SHEPPARD, Eden-grove, Holloway, Esq. Jona Fowtza, St. John-street, Iron-plate-worker. Wit. Glass Roalirs, Ropemakere-field, Limehouse, Cooper. JOHN Dolma, Felix-place, Islingtan, Esq. Wu.s.test Comma, Grove-street, St. Pancras, Esq.  As soon as the Jury were impanelled, the LORD CHIEF JoancE announced to the Court, 'that as there were several other persons to be tried under the same indictment, he strictly prohibited the publication of the proceedings, until the whole of the trials were concluded. It was highly necessary, his Lordship said, that the public mind should be kept uninfluenced, and that the Jurors who might serve on the future trials should not be prejudiced by any statements which might be made. He hoped that this admonition would be attended to. The Jurors not sworn on this trial were then released from their attendance for the day. The Clerk of the Arraigns was reading the Indictment, which is of considerable length, when our Reporter lefethe Court, at half-past one o'clock.  The Paris Papers of Thursday arrived yesterday, but bring nothing important. M. RtpauLT, the responsible Editor of the Constitutionnel, has been sentetkced, for an article tending, it is said, to excite a civil war, to a penalty of 12,000 fr. and five years imprisoornent. . This severe sentence was passed without the defendant being heard: llis Counsel was absent from Paris, and he prayed, on this ground, that the cause should be deferred, but the Court refused the request. He has announced his intention of appealing against the judgment.—Five per Cents. 74. fr. 15 c.  Maiis arrived to-day from Hamburgh and Flanders. A family alliance between the Courts of Vienna and Berlin, is said to be on the tans. The Emperor of AUSTRIA is expected to visit the Prussian Capital in the course of the summer. There is also a rumour of a marriage between .the Prince Royal of Paussin and a Princess of Bavaria.  Letters from Batavia, of the 1 kth November, communicate the details of the unsuccessful attack on Palembang by the Dutch, which fully confirm the accounts we have already published.  We have received to day advices from Ceylon to the 19th of November.  The Criminal Session of the Supreme Court at Ceylon, commenced at Colombo on the 17th November. JAMES FARREL, Esq. Collector of the District of Fangalla, was tried for the murder of a native, and most fully and clearly acquitted. The Hon. IILNRY BYRNE, Esq. Puisne Justice, presides at this. Court.  The ship Pilot, Captain OWEN, was lying in Colombo Roads, preparing to take on board part of the Bengal Ceylon Volunteer Battalion, for Calcutta. The ship Maisters, Captain BERRYMAN, had arrived at Point-de-Galle, from Calcutta, with the loss of her fore-mast, and was repairing, in order to receive on board part of his I.l.i.:sty's 19th Regiment,. for England. The ship Di; k, Captain HARRISON, was also daily expected at Point-dcrGalle, from CalcutLi, to take the remainder of the 19th Regiment and invalids for England. The ship novidence, Captain Moos, was driven from her anchors in Colombo Roads, on the 6th of November, and succeeded in getting into Point-deGalle harbour, whence she was daily expected to s t 1 fcr Bum Lay.  Yesterday, Divine Service was performed at the King's Palace, by the Rev. F. W. BLONIRERG and the Rev. Dr.