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, THEV. .. ~ ... NG STAR. --- LONDON. MONDAY, AUGUST 7, ISIS. 'RICE OF STOCKS THIS BAY AT WiLVE O'CLOCK. Reduced 541—.5. 564.....f0r see. sa 1 per Cent. 72 Pr Cent. Riff —.llloi - nan S. at. d1l• Omniutn, pre.--Do. pay. wage.. Exeectier Mlle is. 4s. dia. 'The Paris Papers of Thursday are now before us s .he Offi 641 Gazette contains some farther Ordinances ,j the KING relating to the ArMy : all promotions I takle by DoNAPARTE during his late•eareer are an lolled. This is like his other measures, a miserable hos of mere displeasure. We should be at a lost .o c onjecture why these poltroons are not reminded it tlieic treacherous desertion of the Royal cause, and' 'lit shameless infraction of their oaths of allegiance, h i no r we recollect • that Foucatz was one of the •stsc's Ministi.rsi"and is probably the framer of All lit late Ordonnances, C,eueral EICILIIANS formally announces the sub-' nission of the rebels undies) his authority, coldly ad- Hog, " OA the interests of the country required it." l'Le . Royalibt army in the West already boasts of ;0 ,000 recruits, all Vendeans, and of course Anti „cows. We presume that the returns of these te r ;intents as effective to ate War-office at Paris, will the signal for disbanding the remains of the rebel LtrirAt DitsNOVIETTF.II still holds out in the Ail ,,ergae emuntaies, with two regiment's of hrigands : to ret , J n be afraid to surreuder. Louts XVIII. •nd M -r:i:ur Foucue will do him n 1 harm. Bayonne, it is said, will immedately receive a :;raaists garrison. . i DoNAPARrE has sailed from Plymouth. This eyent t ack place on Friday ; but to the great disappoint .wat and mortification of the fools who were anxious -3 see !lint transferred from the Bar.t.saornou to the Voitlllt:!k;:i,..ieLAND, an arrangement was adopted by '...;crernment which registered this ' impossible. Oa Aursday night an empress reached Plymouth wit% -,lders fa the BELLERoPHoN to quit the harbour with ter prisoner, and proceed to the Channel to meet I Ie.N.)III . IiUMBERLAND of the Start. Accordingly • n Friday the BELLEROPHON, hating BONAPARTE on 02:d, accompanied by the ToNNART and the Euao. • ts, sailcd from Plymouth. . is;,ther of the two latter ships are provisioned for a bug voyage ; they therefore only accompany the AILIROPIION till she has delivered her charge to the /LarnotsEitutam. Lord Inns is on board the TONNANTIO superintend the transfer of BONAPARTX :tom the BliplatlISPIKON to the NORTHUSISULANO. On howl tie latter ship is a company of Artillery ; she is id be accompanied by the BUCILMMISS and • :al. 7N, late tries' of war;itow store-ships, having the ;Si Regiment on board. Thus has te:minated the rares rkew at Plytuntith; r yielding, a plentiful' harvest 'td the watertaen Stniag his stay within ifießreak-water at that port. ) sane d y 5, partitularly Sunday sennight, the num .::: libats which went out to see him at hi} usual txlinition wasabout 10001 on which occasion 1101 r? tOCiS actually took off their hats and cheered Apprently with the view of coothing his fallen Litnnes and paying him a popular Compliment. We thttel,re but approve highly of the pnicae licr4 adored for his transfer to the NORTIIUMBER .AND Away from the view of sucli inconhiderate AT/4115. lie was much mortified, it seems, when informed on WO iy. last, by Admiral Lord Viscount KUTM and Sir HURT BUNICIAIr e of his future destination. ie said, inarticulately, that his wish and hope bad Oen to elomiciliate in England, under any surveillance its government might have thought proper; and that itself would have appeared less dreadful than 3La a ptiaaner at St. Helena. - Ever since the de :7ra:nation of Government *as made known to him, 'Pis demeanour has been sullen, and, he has sever .:i;;:eed to thew himself to his admiring visitors,exeept i(r about Cute minutes en the same day; when the ',its were kept at a great. diotance. On Tuesday olcrs reached Plymouth, to let none of the boats go the ship than . ft cable and half distapce, in• w'z''.u:nsee, as report states, of ' R foreigner hiving - ten detected h•sverlng too' slit BEttratotuos . foith ''ttelifor 13(.44 PAR We G131:614. OX:KISUIZNp we understand, has direc• tons to take on board to liottruusuntacnny, along BONAPA Rti g any two companions that he may , except BiIaTIRAND. SAVART, Or ,LALLEM AMC nine 'domestics, Making twelve persons in all. Lows:, who has been appointed his guard the hiansi, is at present its the Mediterranean. On Sunday se'nnight, about nine in the evening, i aushal and isladatne iiikTRAND were walking on he deck of the BELLnaornos, in .earnest conversa. !nu, when Madame suddenly rushed into Bona threw herself at his feet for about half • mmute, then. fliing below to her own cabin, threw !rscif nearly out of the stern window, when sh e was 1 nunately caught by the kg by General MONTIIO - -L—She continued delirious the whole eight. 11 "zeTeAso, it seems, cried bitterly when he learnt • 1:c Was not to accompauy BONAPARTN and with officer& Jwitre that , is igluld se* "'witted :4 kin. Oa . Tuesday, homier, Irten informed 4t he must now quit the ship, to be ttanifefted to • 1; A-- 'ilia*: • • • ••• as•biAnted 4th ashalise _• , iVe haw' a laitti &ON s aa 'board die 1'16140x, datikd the 4th humid * before putting to sea. The wilier : stites ptWitively, that 111 BONA' PARTS eitive l 'oo board the yards Were sot imusuad• but only tholi'segte French ship from which be was taken, and the 'witch sailors give him three cheers on quitting ; when 'he came on the quartet-deck of the Bauxaornos,'Cipritin MAIIM#ND met him about half way, and Boner:tire addressed him as follows : u I deliver myself to you, Captain bfarmatto, after a long fatigue," and then presented his sword. The Captain platted his hand upon his own's.word, making a respectful bow, and"took Bosisipmeres.--“ We in momentary expectation of teceiving the 'signal for sailing, every preparation being made for that evert.6 The Ceylon Government Gaxette Extraordinary of the 6th of Marckfrom which we have given some interesting extracts, gives a dredsdful picture of the tyranny and cruelty of the deposed King. He ap pears to have been universally and justly execrated by his own subjects ; and it cannot but prove a bless ing to the people to be brought under the protection of the British Government and Laws. Yesterday arrived Dutch, Flanders, and Ham burg- ifsib =d this morning smother FPAnders MAil. The following are the only articles deserving the slightest notice : BASI4, JULY 26. The reduction of the federal army, resolved upon by the Diet, begins to be executed at all points I se. veral companies belonging to different cantons have arrived at Lausanne. It is :mei that by the end of this month all the Swiss trolls in France art to re rpm, and that only 6,000 men are to remain on foot on the frontier, from Basle to Geneva. - • PARIS, JULY M. UTRACT OF A PRIVATE LIMIER. " For some days past a rep - in has been spread that the Peace between the Allied Powers and France is signed. Several of the Journals have announced it, and the merchants have sent word of it to their fo reign correspondents. • All this is at least premature, nothing is yet decided ; but it is certain, that the great points not Yet arranged will be so shortly.— = the fate of our unhappy country is definitively fixed, it seems sure that there will hi some changes of territory on different points of our frontiers. The following are the particulars stated to-day in the circles which pretend to be best informed : —They pretend that Chambery, and all that part of Savoy given to France by the treaty of Pais, will be re. stored to the King of Sardinia, who on his side will cede to France the fine country of Nice, which would so well suit us. . • " It is added, that the fortress of Huningeq, with a circle of territory round it, wilt be ceded to Bwit• zerland, that the town of Basle may be for the future secure, and thatit may not be possible to destroy it by a bombardment without danger to the assailants. —Landau, it is :Aid, will be ceded to Germany, and will become a fortress belciuging to the Confederation of the Empire. 4 On the side of Belgium, it is pretended, there will be a rectification of the frontiers ; and it is add. ed, that several small places which lie out of our line of def.;!nce, will be ceded by France to the kingdom of Belgium ; among them are mentioned, Giver, Philippeville, Maubeuge, Conde, kc. 44 Such is the news of the day : it is pretty certain wc shall soon learn how well founded it may be.— As for the contribution which our country will bare to pity foc the expenses of the war, and to indemnify the Allies. there is no doubt of its being considerable. 44 It is believed that the requisitions made for the support of the allied armies will be deducted from it. All France will bear it. each department paying its quota according to its ability." MX-LA-CHAPELLII, JULY N. The official Journal contains the following: A private letter from a Prussian Officer, which was received from Pvis a fe* days since, contains the following passage : " It cannot be edit:waled that tranquillity is far from being re-established among the French in this capital, and if the allied troops were not in such num bers there. I believe that a civil war would be inevi. , table. Very lately these arose on ene of the Boole. yards so violent a dispute between , the national guard and the soldiers of the young guard, wio, although disbanded. still figure in their uniform, that several were severely wounded-on both sides. ' • " The Bonapertists, for example, have adopted certain secret tokens, one of which is. a red pink which they wear, and this is enough to excite all sorts of *quarrels. At an ordinary, such confusion arose, that the landlord was obliged to have two tables, one 'for.the Bonapartist: and one for the Royalist*. 4. It is not known what, be Allies will do with Bonaparte, who is in the hande of the English; the operationi of the Catlinets are conducted with the most profound secrecy. Mr. Justus Gruner is cond i nually with the King and Prince,Hardenberg. It is pretended that France will have to paySUO millions of francs; that the sum is agreed upon; only the Allies require, that the payment shall be completed in two years, and the French ask four years." What proves that the Prussians are seriously em• ployed in the restitution of the works of drt ea:tied off by Bonaparte and the French tram the Ptuselen ~:. ibat &Odin* t4e Potsdam Ofler . y; - Parra fit Isloa, tits ltifeady arrived here, *AI* the chief Preeidea''i tot's(' i a whole cargo of art la it this raiment on the.way . from -to Potsdam ' and is expected tyre in a day or Iwo. We hope also speedily to witness ihe arriaal of 'the master-pieces belonging to this city. BASLE, JULY 27. . , Letters from Twin of the ISth state, that Lucein Bonaparte arrived there on the 12th, in the evening, wilds few attendants, under the name of the Count de Casali. He had caused himself to be announced At the outposts of Count Bubua, who sent M. de Fore's tier, one of his Aides•de-Camp, to accompany him hither. He bad scarcely alighted at the hotel called the Universe when the Commandant of the place ap peared with some officers, and conducted him to the citadel, where several rooms had been prepared for him, and where he is treated with nuch attentiln. His conduct towards hlm is attributed to certain pe. euniiry services which he rendered at Berne to the ung Of'Sardinia's brother, who still resides in that city since he abdicated the crown. Lucien% intention was to go to Rome, and he said he could not comprehend why he was treated as a prisoner, since he had always opposed the monstrous designs of his brother, an! had lately *gone to France to bring him to a more moderate way of thinking. It seems that the King of Sardinia will not decide upon Lucien's fate, till he has asked at .lead-quarters the opinion of his poWerful allies. BERLIN, JULY H. , The loss of the Prussian troops in the battles of the Ist and 2,1 July. under the walls of Paris. amounted 'to between 2 and 3,000 men in killed and wounded. VIENNA, JULY 19. Austria is to receive for the compost of the differ ent Italian States, from Naples twenty millions, from . Rome Si: millions, and from Tuscany four mihiuns and an half. Seieral troops that were ordered to Venice have now received counter orders. ALTONA, JULY 27. Several divisions of the vanguard of our auxiliary corps, which is going to join the Duke of Wellington, are arrived here. When the Officer left Copenhagen, 370 applications have been made to the King from Officers desiring to serve as volunteers in this corps, and even a whole regiment has presented a petition to the same effect. The Prince of Hesse, who com mands this corps, is expected here to.morrow, and will stay till the 30th. On the 29th the whole •an. guard of 3,000 men, passes through Haniburgh over the bridge to Harburg. This division comes chiefly by the way of Wandsbeck. HAMBUAGH, JULY QS. Our Senate has published a proclamation, announ- 1 sing the approaching mdrch of the Danes through the city, exhorting the inhabitants to avoid all occa• sibifot quarrelling with them, and -to receive them with the same regard as they have hitherto dons the other allied troops. It reminds them of the kind and affectionate manner in which the inhabitants of the Danish States received ibe Hamburgh liagitives in ISIS and 18141 and adds, that by a friendly treat ment of those warriors, who are atmed -for the good cause, they may discharge apart of their debt to the subjects of Denmark. Those who behave, ill to them are threatened with punishment. . The JAmaiea Fleet arrived yes t erday off PoTssmouth, under convoy of his, Majesty's ship NOIIO2, and proceeded immediately for the River. The Noaoa went into harbour. The ships for - Bristol, &c. parted at the entrance of the Ch umel —some isf them have already arrived. Yesterday the following Bulletin was pOlicly ex hibited at St. James's PaUce " Windsor Castle, August S. si His MAJIST? has continued in a ablate of tranquillity and confect during the last month, and is insipid health, but without any diminution in Ids MAPISTT'S disorder. • (Siglied) " MINIM MAL7OIIO, 44 W. UZIIIILIDtN, 4 4 M. seit.Lis, " a. WILLIS." We regret to state that his Royal Highness the COMIIAMDZA Jx CHIEI s in riding to town yesterday. from Bronspion, met with a serious accident. The, hone on which his Royal Highness rode became restive and threw him. The Duke. was severely bruised by the fall, and it is' added, although we trait not correctly, that his right arm was broken. The Marquis of Ai/ACORNS arrived on Tuesday last at his seat in the county of Tyrone. On Tuesday last the marriage of the Duke of 0111Alli0 with Mademoiselle Catrrau.aug, was•ccle braised at the church of l'Abbaye aux Bois, at Paris, I The city of Paris pays shay 3,000 francs, about 4130, for the maintenance of the Austrian Officers and 5,000 francs, about £2lO, for that of •the Pros-, sian Officers, who are more numerous. By this ar rangement the private personswith whom these Gen tlemen lodge are not expected to board them. . Many of the workshops in the friuxboorgs of Paris, stint up since the return of BOKAPANTIti and the evils consequent upon that event, have re opened a num ber•of people are thus rescued from idleness, who, for want of employment, were doing all kinds of mischief. A French Paper states, that on Twills,' last, about four o'cluck in the morning, a man wits found upon the Boulevard de la Madeline, stripped to his shirt and fast asleep. With much difficulty he was awoke, when he proved to be an English officer. He was -extremely surprised to find himself in that state, and said that he had been in a party, where he bad been pressed to drink, and that he went to sleep, but he could not tell is what street this happened. He had been robbed of clothes, several pieces of gold, and a repeating watch. Ha was advised to make his de claration to the . polios. A Wilk inrre conveyed himW his lodstoss, • Rititrit . . , Colonel Sir RICI/411; &Nankai, of the sStMit is re. ported, will We Commandant of St. Helttna; Tke osiers incl . mei* of the 53d will receive the East India CompanY's pay, as well as that (.4 t:le G.fferontent, immediately on their landing at St. Helen . It is reported that the third Garrison B.ittal;on will Airily embark for St. Helena, to relieve the fifty-third, which' regiment, it is thougl: , , after 'doing duty some time at SL. Helena, will pu erd tO the East Indies, to join the Ist hattal.on. The sd Gartirin Battalion is 1,44)0 strong, all healthy •e• terans, and keeping them euibodiAl will be no mat espence to Government, as upon their briny charged, each rril.n is entitled to a pensi , m. T;tree companies are at Fort Cumberland, under HAWTHORN ; and three companies ire'dwing duty so the Tower. The second division of the British army flout Quebec, arrived at l'k.rtsnif)utli on W2ditesday After: noon, in $9 transports, undffr .Cf , OVOy Or hu M ships BULWARK, Captain MADAOYWAR. Captain DoyLE, and CHARYBDIS, Captaiii ' , C, they sailed fiorn the Brandy Pots, to the River 64 Lawrence, on the 4th ult. and had a very tine pas. sage the whole or the was; the tioa i i.g Are Al hi exti cellent condition, and consist nt 9 _ 2unipaiors of Royal Artillery ; 6th Foot,. Ist 13 ; 8:h dow, 2d ditto ; 9th ditto, lit ditto; 16th ditto, tat ditto; .57t11 ditto, Ist ditto; 58th ditto, Ist ditto ; 8I st Ist ditto; 52d ditto, Ist ditto ; 90th ditto, I.t ditto and 90 of the Sd Battalion Itr,yal Marines. Orders Were promptly received for the wl.ole of .this force to priceed to OstcnJ, to march into France, except the td Battalion of the Bth, or King's 0 it, who have landed and are gone into B .mucks Portsmouth. • The third and last division were to sail shut tly aftrr, under convey of the Newcarrut, Captain Lord GEORGE STUART, and CALLIVE4 Captain ItiosiPsaß; and will include the invalids. and wounded. biajor•Genetal DE ROTTZNBUROM WAS to embalt and come to England in the Narcabruc. NAVAL INTELI.IGENCE. FAI.MOU TH, AUGUST 4. Arrived his Majesty's ship RoLta tr . ;n1 PiTtnnuth; to take out the Mail co Halif ix, &c and his itl4. •. pity • s s hip GOLDIrIs:CII, from ditto, w vake oot the Mail to Jamaica. N.) railings. Ordeis have readied us for, the following packets, and they will sail this evening or to-morrow morning—Speedy for Coruna, and George for the Brazils. PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST S. Rear• Admiral S;r GEnrtne cOLICEUnN, K. C. B. having taken his final leave at the Atirn'rsity on Tuesday, arrived here on Wednesday otornlng, and hoisted his flag •in the NonvutmseßLANn, Cmptain Ross, previous to which, part of the 5Jd had embarked on hoard that ship, and.the remaind,r, with the detachment of the koial Artillery, irt the BLICHPHALVs, Captain WitsTitoPP, a.td Cert.(iN, Cap- Lain HAmtvrosi ; the whole ON the next day got. der weigh and proceeded down Channel wit!.. Berate breeze, and from the last infnriniation we received, the ships were between St. Aiban's a7,si Portland, at ten o'clock this mar.ing, with every prospect of reaching the Start, where the BELL F.,;). PHOli will meet the NORTVIThIiteItLAND, v , put Leilia• PARTS on board, to be conveyed to the Eland uL Sr. Helena. AUGUST 6. Arrived yesterday le Desiree frcm Hove; and l'Aimable, from Flonfl:ur, with truii. Sailed Lis Majesty's ships. BULWARK and Stints, to the East. ward; and NVelhaok packet, for Havre. Arlived . to-da4 the Noitoz, with Antic '2O sail of the Jarnaic.t. fleet; they Wye sailed for the River; rl.n al-nerd h.s Majesty's ships Y(.111K, from Plymouth ; and Meat* and RzowiNu, from a cruize. S..iled the ALluos, fur the Dowits ; aad a fleet of transports With troops for Ost‘n.l.—Wind N. W. DEAL, AultysT 6. Arrived his Majesty's ships ByLwanz lid Cr, A... cow, and sailed for the River to be p Sa•ied the Guildford, Jowtsosr, for New South Wales ; and Elizabeth, GaaY, for'Africa ; also arrived 12 soil of transports from Ostend, and retrain. Wins! N.W. RAMSGATE, MMUS r 6. Sailed yesterday evening the Lord Liverpool and Nancy packets for Ostend, with a great m,my paosen. gers; the former took over Lord CONYNORALI, Sir CRILVILLE TEMPLE and Lady, Major VatiNos's Lady, J. G.' BRETT, Esq. and family, and a Capt. F'amot. Arrived- this morning from Ostend three transports. empty ; and the Flying Ssh schooner, with paoungers. Sailed this morning, for Ostend, the New FlyingfiJs packet, Captain SMITH. with Lord BEIARLAVY, the Hon. F.'lloucLas, and a select party of pass.:lkg, rh who have . joiatly hired the vessel. HARWICH, AUGUST IL Arrived yesterdaythe Lark packet, from Holland; and , the Beirufriy packet, from Cuxhaven. baited the Lord Nelson packet, for Holland; the Lady Nepeaa packet, for Cuxhaven ; and the Active packet, for Guttenburgh—all with mails. RICHARDSON. Goom.cca, and Co. Contractors for the present Lottery, respectfully .reconlnrena tbofet persons who wish for particular Numbers to colke an early application as the Lottery will b: chasm `24th August. The Scheme, with imly 'Fret. .fhou sand Tickets,. contains a Grand Pr:st, of 030,(Xx), and 3(4)0 Guineas. Tickets and ::I,ares are on Saitt in variety of Numbers, at their Offices. Cur nha and Charing Cruis, where they Sold, in Lihsre t, in the last Lottery,. Nos. 11,172, a Prize - of *20.000, ao4 6497, a Prite of 1000 Guineas in Gold. Coax EXCHANGE, Atrouvr 7.—Oar market was very plentifully supplied with Wheat this morning, owing to the large quantity that was left over frrin last week's arrivals, and the trade continues exceed. ingly heavy, at a reduction of full Si. per quarter from the prices of this day week, and a great deal is now undisposed of.—Barley is dull sale,_ and rather cheaper.--Beans and Oats go off slowly, at a decline of 2s. per quarter.—ln other article* there is no alteration. atdlThrlaLD MARB.ET, AUGUST 7. Beet 4s id to So V o l Veal 6. sd to Si Mutter M toi to h 83 Pork Se Si se 6. Od Lamb 8o to Ss ed. Demi. 1789-sbeep and Ledo 18,7110.-Calves 1110.4 2 fie SW . . I