Star. — 1828-01-19 (London, England)

ROME, DICZMIER.  It will be recollected that Mon sig note Ignacio Ronaldi, Bishop of Urbino, who was sent last year to Sardinia and Visilatore Apostolic°, was there suddenly taken ill, with his three assistants, and that withia a few months all four died. This event naturally gave rise to various 'conjectures at Rome. It is now again in contemplation to send a Visitation to that island ; but the Government has not yet been able to determine on the choice of a person. At length it has selected the Abbe Dalbertino Bellenghi, Procurator General of the Camaldolenset, who, however, naturally feating the fate of the preceding Visilatore has not yet been prevailed upon to accept the office, though he.has been very much urged, not only by Cardinal Zurla, but by the Pope himself. We learn from the legations, that the Papal Corn. missioners sent hither have at length succeeded in die• covering the authors of all the crimes and murders which have taken place in Romagna for some years past, even of the attack upon Cardinal Rivarola, and that they are all to be brought to trial. Yet it seems, even on this occasion, as it the arm of justice were withheld on a side where the humane and religious sentiments ot his Holiness w ill yield before the letter of the law. For it affix med, that the investigations, which have already continued two years, have shewn such an unexpected connection of the criminals among all classes, that if the tribunals were to decide according to law and justice, there is no family of any distinction the reputation of which would not suff.r directly or. indi. Italy. These considerations, as well as the innumerable declamations and remonstrances which the Government has received on 'this subject have, it is said, made his Holiness resolve to suffer only the really great criminals and conspirators to undergo their merited punish. ment, but to pardon all the others, particularly those who sere not immediate participators, and even to conceal their names from the public. Fur this reason not the slightest pay icular is known at Rome respecting the course of the proceedings; it has merely transpired that an uncommonly great number of persons of all classes have been arrested, and that there have been se• veral sequestr.ations of property. Fur this year past there have been reports of new intrigues of the Car bonar i in the kingdom of Naples, and particularly in Sicily. It was even affirmed that emis• saries had been sent from that country to the Roman and Tuscan States; the arrest of whom, it was added, had acquainted the Magistrates with various particulars of their associations. The arrest of a certain Cavalier, Guisippe Basile de Luna, who had lived here for many years as a Neapolitan refugee, seen,s to have thrown me light upon the affair. An extraordinary courier has latei been sent to Naples, who, it is said, has to drlirei secret documents which interest the Government. It is not known whether the dispatches of this couri, relate to the affair of Basile, but it is supposed that the do. This courier is the inspector of the Minister Finance, a circumstance which might perhaps givt reason to suppose that his mission was of a very diffe' rent nature.