Star. — London, England, 1816-06-03 00:00:00

...~~.* . --~--~ :.~ . ~ . FROM SATURDAY' NIGXi'S'G4ZEI'T4. [This Gazette hotifits that the PRINCt Rsoeyir as confer the honour Of Kulglaboioil on lit HELY MAT uuts,iisq. Hist) 1 riff of Pembrokeshire.] . . SOLITARY PROMOTIONS. 'WAR-471CM, SUPI2 1, 186. Rerlment of Dragoon Guard4.--)Ohn George Green, Gent. to he Gomel., by purckose. vice Pilyy, promoted. Sd Iltvo , — , tdavaßobeet Ross, Gel, to be Corn4,without pur chase. . • Cth D too—James Walker, 04t. to be Carnet, without purchase. slice Ross. whose appOinent ha. not taken place. itit . itegimelit of Dragoons—Cornet John Rant deb to be Lieu tenant, by purchase. Oct; Nortlicry.e, priunottsl in the tith Light Dragoons 11th Regiment of Light Drigoons-..AiSioant-Surgeon John Har court, from half pa) of the 27th Foot, to Ile Assiyant-Stsr run. vice Tomlioson, promoted in the tat Garrison Battalion. IStli Dit , . , —Emign James Laing, from the 34th Four, to be Coe net, by purchase, vice Cruickshank', promoted. 1 9th Ditto-1 ietoenant H.A. Gladwin to be Captain of a Troop, ohhout porchaee, vice Lord A. Somerset, deceased. 20th Ditto— Captain Richard Du Cane to be Major, by purchase, vice Newlau.f, who retires. To Ke Captains Id Companies, by purchase—Lieutenant Thomas Richardson, vice Mortimer, who retires lieutenant Henry Leaky, vice Du Cane. To be Lieutetiaat, by purchase—Cornet James Cook. vice Laity; 2d Regimen of Foot—Lieutenant George Richard4oti, from, half pay of ;he atli Foot, to. be Lieutenant, vice Willirms, who exchanges. 6th Ditto—Lieutenant Alexander Mackenzie, from half-pay of the. New Brunswick Feneibles to be Lieutenant, vice Blyth, who exchanges, ricelving the difference; Ensign Alexander Downie, trout tialf•pay of the regiment, to be Ensign, vice Wyse, who exchanges. 6th Datn--C4tain John Tucker, from the 27th Foot', to be Cap tain of a Company, vice Swetartin, who retires upon ball-pay of the 90:11 - 20th Diyo--Illogh Barton, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice ci t timshaw ' promoted in the load Font. 27th Ditto—Captain Richard Doherty, from half-ley of the 90th Foca v to be Captain of a Company, vice loge!, ;sprinted to the sth toot 2.11 th Dato—Gentleman Cadet the Honourable Arthur Legge, from the itolalklilitary College, to be Ensign i • by purchase, vjtc Olivier, promoted. 36th Di:to—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Willians Cross to be I.itioenant-Colonel, Cochrane,•tleceasetl; - , Brevet-Major W. W. Swain to he Major, vice Cross.; Lieutenant Jihale3 .Thonipsuo t‘t be Captain of a Company, vice Swain; Euigu William Isotenger, to be Lieutenant, vice Thompson ; Bernard William Cocker, Gt-nt. to be Ensign, vice Potenger. 40th Ditto—Paymaster William Phillips, from hal:pay ief the • 47th Fox, to be Paymaster, vice Dur:mi, dismissed:. 4110 Ditto—Ensign William Kirsbaw to be Lieutenant; by pur chase, rice Carroll, promoted; Lieutenant H. F. Loekyer, fruits half-pay of the Vet Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice O'Cou- • sell, who exchanges. fifth Ditto—Lieutenant Philip O'Reilly, from half-pay of the lab Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice O'Reilly, who exchange* 77d. Ditto--Lieuteuant George P. Bradshaw to be Cxptain of a Company, by purcbsse, vice Fletcher, who retires; Ensign William Bowen to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice isradshaw ; Francis Henry Byrne, Gent. to be Emig°, by purchase, vice Bowen. • Ditto-.-Assistant-Surgeon David Thomas,.from half-pay of the 58th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Webb, who ex changes. Rad Di. to—Lieutenant Alexander Douglas*, from half-pay of the Regiment, to he Lieutenant, vice ityneveld, whu exchanger, receiving the difference. • Ditto—Ensign James Walker to be Lieutenant, without per. chase, vice Pow-r, dimisaett ; 'Fownsliend, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Walker. Sd West India Regiment--kusign 'llwinas Minton to be Lieu. tenant, without purchase, vice Butler, promoted in the West' India Regiment; Francis Jukoston, Gent. to be Ensign. vice Minton. Stia Ditto--Lkeutenant William H. Butter. from the Sd West India Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Edi deceased. Rofal West India Rangerti--P. Gray, Gent. to be Ensign, with. dot purehaw, vice Myles, promoted in the Yeah anomie. York Cbasseurs—Ensign Robert Myles, from the koyal West India Ranger., to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Heath, deemed. Ist Ceylon Regiment—Major Samuel Moffatt to be Lieutenant. Colonel, vice Edwards, decease. 4th Royal Veteran Battatiou—Lieutenant Alexander Sinclair, from the 1 stb Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Murray, deceiwedip Captain Thomas B. Lynch, of the 83d Foot, to be Major In the May. EogrtrAL sr*rr. isistant-Surgeon Walter from RSd Foot, to be Sur geon to the Forces. vies Lardner, deceased. atemosANDuat. Lieutenant Robert Grivr, of the ceth Foot, who was super seded, as stated in the Gasette of 19th March last, is reinstated is, his rank. ' Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of . • i Devon. Richard 'erring, Esq. to be Deputy lieutenant; John Clark • I.angmead, lu.q. to be ditto; WiElwin John Clark, Esq. to be ditto ; Right Honourable Robert Cotton St. John, Baru° Clinton.. East Devon Militia—Honourable Hugh Penmen°, Lord gbring ten, to be Colonel, vice Bastard, deceased; James Pitman, Esq. to be Major; Irwin Ciarke, E-q. to be Captain; John Killion, Gent. to be Lieutenant; Philip I.ardner, Gent. to lie Ensign ; Luke Pousford, Gent. ditto; Robert i a titunoore s - Gent. ditto; Walter Grilith Lloyd. Gent. ditto. North Devon Militia—William Britton, Esq. to be Major.; "Thomas Hole, Esq. to be Captain; John Clark Langmead, F.sq. ditto • Montagu Edmund Parker, Esq. ditto; .Charles Courans Bailey, Gent. to be Lieutenant; Plinio Soutbcott, Gent. ditto; George Rennelb, Gent. to be Ensign (by Brevet); George Webb, to be Ensign; George Budd, Gent. ditto; Philip Southcoit, Gent. ditto; Thomas Saturnu s Gent., ditto; Henry Weir, Gent. ditto; Edward Moor, Gent. ditto; Was. Arthur, Gent. to be Qoarettr-Master. South Devon Militia—John Henry Seale, Esq. to be Lientenam, Colonel; ---- Symons, Esq. to be Major; John Dicker Ingktt Forteseue, Esq. to be Captain ; 'Charles Tempest Wright, Gent. to be Lieutenant; Jobn Eaton, Gent. td be Ensign; Nicholas °Allard, Gent. ditto • Charles Morgan, Gent. ditto; William Wood, Gent. dike; john Land, Gent. ditto; John Law, Gent. ditto. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. James Amos, of St. Hqlen's-place, London, merchant. • BANKRUPTS. John Wolterton Lubbock, otherwise Woolterton John Llibboen, late ofsPotter Heigitam, Norfolk, miller, to surrender June 7, 15, and Joly 13, at six, at the Stearn Packet, Norwich.— ' Artornies Messrs. Egan and Waterman, vs, Essex-street, Strand, Condon; or Mr. Henry Francis Norwich. Gsrhard Von Herten, late of the East India Chambers, Leaden hall-street, London, and of Dray ton• Green Middlesex, mer chant, dealer and chapman , June t, 11, and July 13, at tea, at Guildhall. Attorney,-Mr. Hackett, Swithin's-lane, Lombard- street, Loudon. William Matthews, of Digbrstsect, Birmingham, parlshofAston, plumber, glazier, and house-palater, dealdrand chapman, /woe 20, at five, June 91, and July 13, at eleven, at the Bradford- Arms, ' , setae, Bank. Atternies, Messrs. Swain, Stevens,: '.l.&p!es, and 'Pearse, Fredericks-place, Old Jewry, London; vr Mr. Joseph Foster, Wolverhampton. Thomas liayton, of Liverpool, moonset, June 26, 117, and July 13, at one, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. Actor nits, Muer.. Cooper, Lowe, and Bower, Southampten,Budd irgs, Chancery-lam, lAndon; or Mr. J. Kidd, klanesty'e lane, Liverpool. John Cowie, of Aldermanhary-Postern, Leaden, jeweller and silversmith, dealer and ciiaproan. June 11, 29, sad July 13, at too, at Guildhall. Attorney, hlr.Towers, C.mile.strest, &WA- N/mare. Load". Josiah Sharpe, late of Market 'toping, Lincolnshire, draper, & s wum' chapman, June 11, at three, June 12, and July IS, at ..keen, at the New Inn, Market Deeping. Auorules, Meseta. Sharpe and Burrell, Market Doping, or, Mr. A. Y. Goshen, Holborn-court, Gray's inn, London.' T i mot hy young, of Seymour-place, Bryartstede-equeest o St. Mary amßoaac, coWkccper, dee* and ebqmao. June 9, le, told • . July IS, at eleven. t1i414 111 1 12 0# 11111141 I f A CAF I" Bland, Greet Marrhillonne-strl26. • I Minima I.eonabl Drove, of'Llmattreet, ale and fartetmliti abant, drake and ebagantap, I i, and July 13, St one, at Guildhall. Anomie., Mesersollok and -Ferrets, 1 bread. needle-street. London. • Janus Mama, of Tooley-street, Southstutrk, ship-broker. dolor and cfiatinuitt. June 4, 111, Intl July 13, at ten, at GuiWbelL- Attornlei, Meseta. l atuib, Brutten, and Hawke, Princes-street, Bank of England. Robert Roberts, of Elder-street, Spltalfieldie, merchant, dealer and chapman, June 11,19, and July 13, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs:Blunt add Boman, Old Bethiem. John Newey, of Harborne. Staffordshire, dealer and Chapman,; July 1,2, and 13 at eleven, atthe Rein Deer Inn, Worcerer Attomies, Me . Hurd, Shaw, and Johnson, Temple, Lom• don for Mr. Francis Dineley, Pershore, Worceperehire. Jobn Weeks, of Saint Dominick, Cornwall, miller, dealer and Chapman, June 11, 12, and July 19, at ten, at the 01 be Ind, Plymouth. Attar:des, Mr. Brendon, 4, Cunitor.streA, Chat - cery-laae, London, or at his Office, Calltagion, Cornwall. Untie staylor the elder, of No. 70, Okl-street-road, Mid :lesex, paste board-manufacturer, dealer and Chapman. Jima 8. IS, and July 13, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Carter, Lord Mayor's Court Office, Royal Exchange. Thomas Stunt of Sheerness, Kent, baker, June 8,13, and Jo', 19, at twelve , at Guildhall. Attorney, elr. Gregory, Proaper.... place, Newington, Surrey. William Barber, of Bishop Stortford, Hens, butcher, June N, I v o and July 13, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mr. Makinsot, Elm-court, Temple; or Mr. Gee, Bishop Stortford. William Alfred Noble, late of Limehouse, Middlesex. brass a d iron founder, dealer and chapman, June 8, 18, and July IS, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pearson, Femeourt, Feu church-street. Paul Johnson, of St. Geom.'s-place, Back-lane, St. George's In the East, Middleeez timber-merchant, dealer and chaptuan, June It, 13, and July 13, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Kearsey and Spur, Bishoptgate-street. George Rodney Taylor, of Sunderland near the Sea, Durham, jeweller, June 7,23, and July 13, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Bl.hop Weirmouth. Attexniea, Mr. Blackiston, Syntoud'et Inn, London; or Mr. Thompson. Bishop Vireamsouth. John Cayzer, of Maker, Cornwall, tanner, June IS. 14, and July i 3, at twelve, at the King's Arms - Inn, P:ymuutb Dock. Attie nit's, Mr. Makinson, Middle Temple. London • or Mr.Leich. Plymouth Dock. William Tucker, James Fenton, and Gortfrey Machon, of Sher field, V urk.hire, silver-platers and copartners, June 19, %%and July 13, at eleven. at the Tontine Inn. Sheffield. Attormes, Mr. Brookfield, Sheffield; or Messrs. Tilson and Preston, 29, Wu:an-street, Loudon. Joseph Ranney, of Northumberland-swear, near North Shields, ship-owner, dealer and chartist'. June 6, 17, and July 13, at eleven, at the George Tavern. Dockwray-square, near North Shields. Amines, Messrs. Mitchell and Francis, Fowke's building., Tower-street, London ; or Mr. Nicholas Fenwieb, North Sauk's. Henry Fell, of Bolton, Lancashire, eotten.merchant, dealer and Chapman, June 12, at twelise, , June 27, at two, and July IS, at three, at the Bridge Inn, Bokon. Ammiles Mr. Boardman, Bridge-street. Sotto° ; or Mt. Meddowerati;Lineohis John Noble, of Old - Mond-street. whalebone-carriage-manufactu rer, dealer and chairman, June S, i 5, and July IS, at eleven, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Stevenson, Now-square, Wakes= Inn, London Benjamin Hesenine, Hull, merchant, lune 7, It, and July 19, at twelve, at the George, Hull: Astornies, Mr. Ellis, Chan cery-lane; mid Messrs. Martin and Scholefield, HulL John Collier, Bedford. near Leigh, muslin manufacturer, June it, at twelve, June 17, at two, July 13, at throe, at the Bridge inn Bolton. Aftornies, r. Boardman, Belton and Mr. hlrcdowcroft, Lincoln's ban. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. June 22, Jasper Augustus Kelly and 'Thomas Harding Kelly, Strand, saddlers, at ten. June 20, Benjamin Seeley, Boswell ; court. asoney-acrivener, at ten. hue 29, William Dawson, Fenchurch-street, merchant, at one. June 22, James Walker and George Lamb, of the Lord Melville, East Indiaman, mer amens, at twelve. June 52, John Taylor, Upper Thames-. street, Iron-merchant, at twelve. June 25, John Stevens and Edward Baker, Whitcomb-street. brewers, at ten. June 3, William Herman and Wdhans Cockerill, Covent-garden, hotels . keepers, at ten. DIVIDENDS to be mule In the COUNTRY. Jun, 25, Richard Wore Lloyd, Chester, wine-merchant. at one, at the Gem", Liverpoz.i. June 28, llamas Pother&cyan , ' Richard White, Gosport, ship-chandlers, at ooe, at the ludia Arms ' Grisport. June 22, Mai Wild, Whitehaven,lookesper, at wievert, at the Black lion, Wlritehaven. June 94, Isaac 'llompson, ekle-grove, near Whrishaven, machant, a-. one, at the Globe, Liverpool. June .45, David Evans, Salop, inn keeper. at twelve, at the Turf, Shrewsbury. Juue 17. John Neal, Worcester, ionholder, at one, at the Star and Garter, Woroerer. June 21, Thomas Rickman, Deal, c , tacbtpaster,at eleven, at the Onikihall, Canterbury. June 28, Henry Arnold Homer, Taunton, how-draper, at eleven, at the Loudon Inn, Taunton. - June 24, James Ashwell. Colchester, grocer, at eleven, ac the Red Leon, Colchester. June it:. John Gas. kell, Wigan, &sr-dealer, at eleven, at the George, Liverpool. June 24, Edward Haar, Blendworth, corn-dealer, at taw, at the George, ronsininith. • CERTIFICATES--Jests 22. Samriet Bothwell, Fenchurch-street, printer. Wm. Bourne, Bridgnorth, miller. Thomas Meatyard, Pommel' Magna, dealer. Wm. Tucker, Huberton, grazier. James Hewlett, hirmin-- barn. innkeeper. George llowii4, Worksop, farmer. Richar d a Amos, Sandwich, catty-dealer. William tirown, Little Mad dox-street, maws-mercer. Juba Witts, Fulham, brewer. Jo. aryl% Nicholauu s Plymouth Dock, woollen-drifter. AMERIC.I. NEW YORI, MAY 7. The Bill from the House of Representatives, di. recting the public revenue to, be collected only in gold and silver coins, treasury notes, and notes of the Bank of the United States, after the 20th of Fe bruary, 1817, passed the Senate with one amendment, which includes in the receivable paper the notes of all banks which shall pay their notes on demand, in the legal currency of the United Stites. A motion for agreeing t 3 this amendment was carried in the House of Representatives by 68 to 23. On the SOth of April, Mr. Randolph reported hum the Commit tee appointed to inquire into an illegal traffic in slaves, carried on through the medium of the district of Co lumbia, by persons in different states, but no further proceeding took place. Same day both Houses ad., .inurned, the President having, in replyto a joint mes sage, stated that he had no further communication to make requiring their attendance at the seal of govern. ment. The President and Senate have appointed the+ following Directors of the new National Bank, W. Jones, S. Girard, and P. Butler, of Philadelphia J. A. Buchanan, of Baltimore; and J. J. Astor, of New York. The Banks of Charleston were on the' eve of resuming cash payments, having brought back A sum of 2400,000 dollars, which bad been sent into the interior for safety, whilst the British squadron wu on the American coast. Advices from Aux Cayes, mentioned the sailing of an expedition of 5,000 men for Jacquemel. It is stated in oue of the Papers, that a citizen of 'the United States, an intriguing fellovf, has contrived to have himself placed- as clerk to Bonaparte, at St. Helena. On the 28th of April a fire broke odt in the woods near Albany, and extended its ravages over a track of five or six miles in extent. Four swindlers had been committed to Harrisburg gaol for circulating floats of 4 pretended bank, denominated the Miami Exporting Company of Cincinnati. They had In theirPobielision, when taken, notes of this fic titious firm to or amount 380.000.dullirk I FRENCH P4PERS. . • . ' PARIS, MAY as. - By an Ordinance of the King, the effects and re venues of the Bonaparte family, as far as returns have been made of the same, pursuant to the law of the 12th of January last, are specially appropriated to the relief of such soldiers as have undergone am putation, and to such of the pensioners of the 4th, 3:h, and 6th classes as remained faithful to their al legiance. The Duke of Wellington arrived at six o'clock in the evening of the 22d at Lewarde, the bead-quar- ' ters of the Prince of Hesse, who dommands the Da. nigh contingent, and set off again the lame night.— He was to return on the 24th. • M. Gadella, a wealthy landholder in Styria, has discovered on one of his estates a mineral which has all the detergent qualities of fuller's earth, an article hitherto imported from abroad. Didier, on his arrival at Grenoble, narrowly esca ped beipg massacred by the people. It was found n.'cessary to double the guard. A fatal duel took place a few days since at Bonavy. near Cam bray, between Captain v. v. and a Surgeon of the British Army (Mr. o—.). Ibe pi NO t.ik their ground at twelve pees; the first Are being witho 1:0•11i• the Seconds in terftwe and used every argument and I..Netion they could de vise to prevent further hostilities, but anfortunately without goecess, the Captain declaring that one or both should feli— ne pistols being once more given them, the second discharge proved fatal,wretching both these unfortunate young men on the ground, Capt. lt. K. to rise no more, and Mr, O. so desperately wounded as scare* to leave the s slightest hopes of recovery Phis fatal duel originated from a pecuniary transactint, as long dace as the Allied troops occupied Spaio. PARIS, MAY 30. The departure of the Duke of Wellington from his headquarters at Cambray was to take place yes terday. He is every moment expected at Paris.— The Duke will assist at fetes which will be given on the occasion of the marriage of the Duke de Berri. It is said that his Grace will not return to his head quarters till towards September. The Princess of Wales has quitted Tunis, to pro ceed to Alexandria. in Egypt. Her ROyal Highness, whilst Lord. Exmouth was in the Blpy of Tunis, dined on bOard his Lordship's ship. The Bey qffered to accompaly her on board the vessel in which her Royal Highness sailed for Alexandria. After perforqping a quarantine of some days at Marseilles, the Duchess de Beni was to proceed by land to Toulon, and from thence, taking the road of 'Aix to Lyons, where her Royal Highness will re ' main for two or dike days. It is also said, that dur ing her quarantine her Royal Highness would pass same days at tip Ible of Hieres. TURIN, MAY 21. The Royal Gendarmerie have arrested not only Didier senior and junior, but also Gardin, who was likewise one of the chiefs of the sedition at Grenoble. Mr. Fahey, inventor and proprietor of the cele brated manufactory of cast steel at Schaffhausen, has just published a most interesting journal of a journey by way of Paris and London to some of the principal manufacturing towns in England. GRENOBLE, MAY 25. Didier was lodged tie day before yesterday in the prison in this city : he was escorted by a detachment of troops, who received him at she frontiers of Pied mont. ImMediately on his arrival, and yesterday, he was interrogated by the Authorities. The Prey°. tal Court is occupied with collecting the proofs which are to serve for the instruction of the process. PRIVATE LETTER. 11 ?ARTS, MAT 29. 41 All private accounts represent the South of France as being in a stare of great perturhation. At an inconsiderable town of the warm of Milhaud, si tuated between Rh .fdes ~:id fhoulouse, and contain ing m:rny. Protestant inhabitants, overt acts of a vio lent nature have taken place. Dreadful affrays have also occurred at &sow-, a own in Auvergne. The whole of the Ceveiles is stated to be in a great fer ment. Lions continues' in a state of apparent tran quillity, owing to the stro ig a-41 vigilant repression maintained by the hand of . power. At Dijon and i:s vicinity, eighty-four persons of consequence were at tested on the occasion of the rate insurrection at Gre nob': , a , d the strong symptoms of a similar event Manifesting themselves in the capital of Burgundy. These insurrectionary movements occur in an oppo site direction Irom that in which they have hitherto appemed iu France. The commotions no longer de scend fiom the capital to the provinces, but they pro ceed from the peasantry to the inhabitants of small towns, from 'them to those of greater, until at length they will reach the capital, thus pervading the whole kingdom. It may be safely asserted, that the fear alone of the Allies suspends the general eruption which sooner or later must take place. ' - 4 4. It appears that the reports of several eminent characters here having been lately arrested, origins. ted with the Police. It was propagated with a view of inducing such men as 'M. de Caulaincourt, M. de Montesquiou, and M. Manuel, to take their depar tore from France. . 41 The domestic eritioaap practised so successfully upon Sir Robert Wilson and the Ez-Sledish Minister M. de Lagerbielke, has also been applied to the Xla varian Minister, who is an object of great suspicion to the French Government. Several - spies, female ones in particular, some not undistinguished for wit and beauty, intva busty aft out upon an expedition to the Low Countries. Some will be stationed at Brus sels, others at Spa, and at Aix-la-Chapelle, which the, present season will render places of fashionable resort. 44 It appears That the inspecting Allied Cabinets fixed in Paris, will undergo some modifications. M. de Humboldt is expected from Berlin to take the place' of M. de Goltz. An Austrian Minister of confidence, is also on his way to Paris for a similar purpose.— These changes in contemplation are suggested by the late commotions in France, which are ascribed by the Allies to the impolitic system pursued by .the French Ministry. That Ministry will in consequence be subjected•to a more immediate controol on the part of the Ministers of the Allied Powers. The dis tracting councils of the Thuilleries certainly render some such interference necessary, if it is seriously in tended to maintain the mesent older of things, as eitablished by the Allied Powers. A proposal to re store the property of a few favourites of the Court was agitated the other day in the Council. A list of these favoured periois bad some time since been submitted by the Duchess to his Majesty, who being unable further to withstand her pressing Solicitations, consented to the' application being carried before the Council : it was rejected for the . regent.", .. BRUSSELS PAPERS. aotr si u Wellingtonss o'clocki t t s mingArtrylilvee2ade'ruzontibnieit2:::, •••••••••=l.l this n month , Dok e warde. near Douay, at the headquarters (if th e P r i l , c ,. of Hesse, commander of the Danish cf.ntinpent: h; departed again in the night. On the 24th the to te returned, to be present at the fete Which the Nies of Hesse gave in honour of his Sovereign' s A magnificent entertainment was given, at ntieh'; , great number of general officers were present. T he Danish troops were in grand parade, and teite rated salutes of artillery announced in their carno ttmeate the solemnity of the day. The Duke of Wellingise returned afterward to his head-quarter s 4t Catobriy. FROM THE RHINE, MAY io. The report that Prince Eugene Btaultarlois is to be made Duke of Leuchtenher tt , in Biv tri A „h etei at least that the loudly proni,or tee d ~v , rs „,, , of tht nation to serve as an itidemn;ty for foreign, rs e. teled the idea to be given up of rnikiag II:ai a Gerog e Sovereign. The custom-houses in Alsace assume toward . , t h e , frontier states a truly ultra Napoleon tone, ait.i in n , cite chicane its the most oppressive manner im t h e daily intercourse, particularly on the Rhine to se e , burg, &c. They even carry their instilenc e so for a s to attempt to make the foreign posi.offices Answ er . able for what they send, instead of confining e 'en _ selves to visiting the parcels on deliverin g th e m u , those to whom they are directed: soreral times already they have stopped diligences, arrested the drivers, and threatened confiscation. I n ve i n are orders expected from Paris to put an end to ik aa vexatious proceedings. BAUNSWICIC,' MAY 6. Within this last fortnight als^ve fifty villages iQ this and the neighbouring countries have suffered more or less by fire, and in most of them there 4du greatest reason to suspect that these fires are the eir ect of malice. A great many suspici•)usvagabor.ds have been already taken, the pursuit of whom is onw r es . dered more difficult by the forests being Midi foliage ; but the circumstance that these fires hafpni just at the time when the forests afford a secure re. treat, deserves the greatest attention. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. MONDAi', JUNE 3, 1816. War-Motamr.—Huliday at the Bank Since our last, the Paris Papers of Thursday hsys arrived; and this morning we received those of Fri. day. Another French General (GauYEn) has beet sentenced to be shut for the rebellion of March, 1815, and the ridiculous farce of trying Marshal GROVCRIN who is absent, is going bn. COURIER EXTRAORDINARY OF FRIDAY Several individuals have been carried before the Tribunals accused of having stolen a but a thousand weight of gunpowder from one of the Government Magazines, and sold it to Ruggieri, the fire-wolker. The carriage which conveyed it having been stored at Montmartre on the 18th ult. gave iise to a great number of suppositious aid commeutaries. The quantity of powder was greatly magnified, and die whole was skid to have been contrived by conk.* tors against the Sate. PARIS, MAY Si. One Gardin, another Chiet of the insurrectioe„lua been arrested At Aiguebtlle.—The M .reselid de Camp, Gruyer, has been condemned to deAtb Strasburgh tar the rebellion of March 1815. Hewn most severely wounded at Waterloo, sad bits iris. piored the Royal Clemency. A M4il froth Flanders arrived Tait night. As article from Switzerland states erylicidy, that the French. Regicides are not to be permiued to reside :a that country. The Anniversary of the 18th of June h to be c,ll. brined on the field at Waterloo by a society of BA. glans, 2nd by a religious ceremony. . Ambterdam is about to be lighted with gas. The Duke of W2LIANCITOf was expected at Pans from Cambray, to be present at the Duke of BINU I 4 nuptials. We announced on Saturday that on the 2941 of April the Americans had dispatched from Boston the frigate Macedonian for South America to interpose for the release of the American prisoners at Castba.- gena and St. Martha : and our Readers ire well se quainted with the issue, a few months ago, of their expedition against the BarbAry States. It appears by the Boston Papers of the Sd of May. that a Captain Towtssixo, who had arrived there the day before from Aux Cayes, had brought accounts of the sailing of an expedition from that place, con sisting of sixteen sail from 8 to 16 guns each, carry . ing about 4000 men, under General BOLIVAR, desti. nation unknown, but generally supposed agains t the City of St. Domingo. The expedition sailed the Jar before Captain TOWNSEND left Aux Cayes, but the day on which he left that place is not mentioned.-c The object of this Expedition is of course to d satisfaction for some unwarrantable seizure's of time. rican property, and the arbitrary fixing of the price of imported articles and compelling them to be sold at these fixed prices—a practice which we believe has been injurious at St. Domingo to some British as well as to American Traders. The rutpion Chronicle of the 12th of April mentions the arrival of a vessel (the Mary) on the preceding Tuesday, from Rio de la Hache, with intelligence that two American frigates had arrived off Cartha• gene previous to har,sailing, with Commiskioncrs oa boat and yes Ph ra VA Sr got -O~ 1)1 :se lo a •