Star. — London, England, 1815-06-16 00:00:00

BLS . O'CLOCK. shor—he op& nil Int—lndia Boo* 4.. to Ss. dup. pgs....lprot . ytogr Ibils 14 to 4s. dli • . Byhtb sphinine4 letter trout the Coast, it appears, that *illtercoonte..with:France is suspended, if not shwas's - interdicted. We may therefore expect that the next nittatitonce from the opposite Coast will an iounce dstkonsineottement of' hostilities.: • DOVER, JUNE is. The NPosPh owes packet, Ciptai-1 &Axis, arrived early yesterday Moraing from Ostendoirith passengers, among whom were-two French lfficersisvho diverted flora Boilitiquan's authority, and 4re toing to Spain to sarveottniar the Due D'A.nooni.eass ; they bring a repoit of BOWAPARTS having left Paris for his army in the birth, and -a -kes arrival at Ldle.-- Atrived at RAVIN% 'Hotel the Has. Mr. STUART. widiais r atc), fw Brarsels: - 4r. SIVAILT. ajCillea 24,Wafsgait. 404 several other Paswqgars have so.' WOO On based she Flora eirra Packet. tar Offisd. ii4eSkitosteutt' ~, ~- , 411 / 4 . 7-jit ll- Pni'cuo pocket: 'Capt. licsysielts . ker 001644366i**Fifil 4 tit. • , I . l464le4Wol*—itizk iaiiseervglersc , -for eal . at e .., 83 .4 *r• rite still MS aay nrierant any arrivals fro m _ , opposite coast, and thane cionnt ore a 46r410 %-;i an embargo has been laid nn the French Ports.—''Le Flora extra packet is nnw Rating in seai with 1346. r dier-Generaleoitm, the flon.Mr.STucAT, a rei*a tiessenge, and several other Passenrevs on basis* for Otseat .. There are verions repot in the City to-dey re . 'petting the continence:neat of rnltary °warns, said to have been received by a bye-beat from Franee.. No.etselt arrival has taken place, and the fo.l .wing, I are have Nelson to beiiere, is the wilst recent instill. gence in Tarn from the British hea.d.cparters „ • ,N MUSSEL& HINZ is belie the loat - diree dale I have Owe on the temieli Irene *lliontram new proseediog to Alma. where I propose easti• odess ipw days. The feetlfwadoee I have visited on the dusaimillualase• slid in *I mow formidable stem of dafenseil Hoplillks ern eery mon elsomesee, tis a seismal snowiness ha taken Om In our army. I WS, three hours on the reed besesemb Tense and Ast, daring the whale et which time the bow,, weifiries win Pawing to their deithiatioa." • A R Today another Mail from Flanders arrived. le subjoin the chief articles of-intelligence 't,has 'eyed. The Allied Sovereigns, not excepting the Emprror of Avorata,, ats top* 'in the fi eld.. 'nut august Monarch just alludjelne,has strived with hr i gu irds and suite at lieldAtio. ea their way to the' 2.hine. The brave and iseqneuee, the most severe tevi4G4 taken in that nehAppy city.— ye:tad:lt 40 or t h e principal before the Cotlimssioaess of whet* they were infotmed . they lee the city, to be conved, for the present, to some small towns 30 leagues' beyond Paris, where they are to sesnaia under the controul of the Pollee. The three gates of Lille towards one frontiers are amt, as in a state of mewl siege, dammed tip with dung and earth. The gairisoa consists of 10,000 National Guards, from Normandy, ri - cardy, and Cha m pagne, commanded by old officers. These sol diers ate badly equipped, and worse armed. There are besides I'2oo troops of the line, some depots of cavalry, and sixteen companies of artillery. Very violent measures bays also been taken at Dunkirk. The French army continues to concentrate itself, awl takes a defensive position. T 'N IN(i STAR. tionaty measures .are tai LONDON:, . , tants were summoned I ' • inttnAy,. JUNE 14.1181 i - the High when Pin°l4l/111-r°6Cl4 flint ESAir TivEuri oict oc k awn Immediatety leave . 1 _ 1 _ 1411 .0 411 1h- 0 4 - per ass. isli the present, to sem! ant BILUSSELS, JUNE iti. * a decree! of the King of the nth Jane, the levy of theinilitia from the age of 18 to 35, is ordered in 1 the countries newly incorporated with the kingdom s' it will be made according to the regulations alreadt, fired. The contingent of these new provinces is MOD ann. The city of Liege gives a bounty of $( !41450. - A surint4oo roltnicors who tlilt -, - • / RATISHON, RINE S. ..,„ ~ -* . •- I .t "..i..4 Imperial Prince at Austria et rived here j.t.:. 1 y afternoon, with a brilliant suite, and was ra. 1 : 4vo. deivA with all the honours doe to his rank. He I • 1 iliffar4d this morning for headquarters. 1 lIAMBIAOH, JUNE 9. rills& ;Di 8.1%4 are about to be more closelt l tanned by the ties of blood. We learn that the young OradDia'ortii‘zias, who has proceeded to the army, pmill marry the Mums Charlotte of Prussia. As yet there been no armaments in Sweden. .'they depend uprnx :übsidies. IMASBERG, JUICE -4. _.....,, , The following are'llmse of the panniers of the ,ergith of Prince RertAter p—For some days preceding • 1 remarkable change in his manner had been obl ler' red. Caceerei &dee, *to dined with hies thAllnet ktay* his-fisther-44aw's ( th e Duke of Be. ..tiria). told him, be wastOteried at seeing him among Man Wailer of preens who had remained fakh- Nto their X*. Theo; words disconcerted him so t ihat ha was at a Weft" as aoswet. He had passed 41 the weak& of tholsaut the window. observing I trith * perspective glee the Russian troops as they 1 `west on: be :Afterward. west op to the third storey, to the spawns& of his children ; he dismissed the garnet, an threw himself out of the window. His Po, yet e childe eodeavourieg to eatcit him by the • dragged out of the window with , violent, from the height, that lIAMIERCI, niNE e. The funeral his Highoeu the Prince of Wagnm took place yesterday evening, with all the honours due to his rank. LITT= PROM ?ARM DATED JUNE 9. Tie following are some particulars respecting the Champ de Mai " The Usurper, pressed by the parties who direct, aad even govern him, and being unable to go back, be published, on the Slat May, the Programme of the ceremony for the let June, after having taken all possible precautions to put his life out of danger.— Among other measures hs had changed the whole corps of Officers of the National Guards; and, by a Decree of the Slst of May, proceeded by a Decree to the nomination of the new Officers of the Guards, including a n the ancient Officers. 66 In the inclosure destined for the ceremony, be had placed, to the right and left of his throne, the thossands of soldiers representing 'the several regi ments of the army, and had reservcd Tor the Repro. sentatives of the Wavle, no other place but opposite the throne. Iri'tbe Champ de Mai, and round the place destined for the ceremony, he had ranged, in order of battle, 60,000 men, consisting as well of troops of the line as of National Guards re-organised; and had employed besides a very numerous body of cavalry to escort him from the l'huilleries to the Champ de Mai and back again, while he , had pre pared about the Champ de Mars, behind the army, seats, from which the people of Paris might bare a view of the fete." I Wntnsoa, Juwa 15.—The weather proving fine to. day the ?um, Princesses ELI Z ABETH and MART. went to rogmore, and walked in the beautiful gar dens. Her MAJIIIITY was also drawn in her garden chair by her favourite poney. The Princess CIiatIMOTTE of WALICS hnnonred vent-0a Theatre with her presence last evening, to see th r eVragedy of The Garnester, and the Farce of Love, Law, Awl Phyrie, which was substituted for the Farce of the Fortuos of Ayr, in consequence of her Royal Highness having seen that Farce at a former visit to the Theatre. On her entrance into her Royal Father's box, the band struck up •' God save the King." The Countess of ROSSLYN sat by her Royal Highness, and Colonel ADENBROICZ stood behind her chair. A Morning Paper states, that the Regency of Portugal has refused to supply its contingency to the Allied Armies now assembled for the esterminadon of BONAPAITS and his adherents. We know not upon what authority this statement is given, nor would the circumstance alluded to have the least effect on the success of the Allies, even it the report were true. DEAL, JUNE 15. Arrived and sailed for, the River the Fanny, from Demaraia ; Clio, trom St. Vincent's ; l'lartha, from Grenada ; Sarah, from lanaica ; and the Killirybeck, from St. Domingo. Arrived the Duke of Wellington packet from Ostend, with a mail and dispatches for Government.--Wind S.W. • HARWICH, JUNE Is. No arrivals,--Sailed the Beaufny packet for Hol•land, and the Earl of Leicester . packet for Ham burgh; also, the Conference, &his, Quest, Adven ture, and- Daphane transports, with horses of the Brunswick Hussars. for Ostend. RAMSGATE, JUNE is. Arrived from the Downs list: evening the Friends, Captain Joszs, with loss of foremast and bowsprit, having been run foul of by a large transport, when at anchor. The Friends is at present freighted by Go vernment, and has on board some artillery from Cork, destined for . Ostend. Sailed this morning for Ostend the Sir William Curtis packet, with upwards of forty passengers (principally Officers of the Army) and several horses. Came in the Marquis Camden, Ulysses, Formai, and Charlotte transports, to wait foe orders • CORK, JUNE 9. The homeward•bound West-India Fleet yesterday passed by our harbour. Wednesday arrived his Majesty's ship BRITOMART. Captain RIDDLIt s from Waterford ; she sails this evening with new-raised men for Plymouth. GRAVESEND. JUNE IS. Arrived his Majesty's ship Elizabeth, ---, from Gibraltar; Moses, G4uson, from Norway. Sailed the Monmouth, Quelcb , fur Madeira; P rovidence, Michell, for Bermuda; Pallas,lnoes, for Quebec; Adventure, Stiven, and Robert, Pinch, fur Oporto, Amelia Wilsois, - Fryer, for Jamaica; Congress, Clark, for New York; Vine, Aberdeen, for Belfast; lua Broder, Westberg.for Gottenburgh ; Maria, Waterer, and Minerva. Gibtinns, for El sineur ; P,erseverauce; Anatishau, b r biamburet ; Mary, Saggs, fur Stettin; London Packet, Small, for antsterdant. Captain D E. BARTHOLOMEW, of the EREBUS 3100 p of war, is promoted to the rank of Post Captain. Letters from Bermuda, received at Liverpool, da ted the 19th of May, state, that a fleet of five sail was to sail from thence on the fcllowing day, ender convoy of his Majesty's ships PYLALAS and A rteelea. The Buriiiigton packet, YOUNH Master, with oats, from Burlington :or Lendon, upset tin Tuesday in working into the Cuckie : the ivl,4ster and crew were taken off her broadside by a smack; but the Master's son, a boy about nine years old, was unfortunately drowned. About ten minutes after the crew were. taken off the wreck, the vessel sunk in deep water. The Lords of the Deasury have refuted to allow goods which have exceeded the legal petiod of ware housing twelve months to rear ,in bonded beyond the Ist July next : goods which have nit exceeded that period are allowed to be taken out for home consunip. don, on ny • before the 15th July next, or to remain warehoused until the Ist cf September next—the de ficiencies in this latter case to be ascertained at the ex pence of the parties, and the duties paid thereon. `f steettioutis l ik, CW4 was nearly dragged out of the window with Arrived his b oTio nr a bk m en. by th el i m , TO fa) l was 0 sides; from he height, that Brazils, ard Ti on a crutze. &ice Wale itteeA Its have abancletaed the cause if ere*. ' fract u red ' Mediterranean, • BAAIRERG, 111 Ni 6. at Ghent, and who son and rebellion for that of Wok/ and honour, have celebrated their devotion to the great and gloriosa cause in which they are embarked, by a haven, which revives the recollection of the ages o _ t' chi valry and romance. The/ chose the gth of May, the day on which they WAN -Amemanded by BONAPAILTZ, wader pain of den Cr'to return so France, for the celebration of their indissoluble league. 4 4 Death to the Tyrant," was the sign and countersign. 44 If I advance, follow me—if I retreat, kill me—if I am killed, avenge me." flush were the whole contents of the memo. table Proclamation insed by La Ronne JACQUICLIN in La Vendee last war, cad such were the words which were consecrated at that meeting, as the rally. ing cry for all the supporters of their . cause. SAXONY, MAY 31. It is believed that our contingent. the command of which has been given by his Majesty Os Lieutenant. General Le Coq, will be 8000 men, of ;thorn 1000 will be cavalry. GHENT, JUNE it. The 9th of May was the last day of the month's delay granted by Bonaparte to the Officers who have fcllowed the King and the Princes. By Bonaparte's law, when this delay is expired, all military persons who do not return to France have made themselves liable to the penalty of death and the confiscation of their property. The superior officers on doty at Obapt, or there by permission, resolved to celebrate this day as an epoch of honour ; they met at an en tertainment, where, after the health: of the King, of the Duchess d'Angouleme, the heroine of _France, and of the Royal 'Family. they drank to the deliver ance of the country and the fall of the Tyrant. This numerous meeting engaged their honour never to sub mit, whatever circumstances or events any take place, to the tyranny of Bonaparte; to employ their whole Unit and all their ands to contribute to his destruc tion, and never to separate their fate from that of the littg and the Royal Family. The funeral oration of such of the officers present at the contracting of this engagement as shall fall in this just aud, holy cause, elan be publicly pronounced by one of the senior officers of the same rank as the onikwho hat fallen. AU coatractid the engagements mutually to assist and stand by each other as brothers. A Prone-verbal of these engagements of honour tras drawn up; and signed by all the officers present. • BRUSSELS, JUNE 10. It apposin that the French are of opinion that one el the gat operations 41 the Allies will be the siege TXB Al Mr. . . 'rho fat:sing circular has been 'issued lately from the Cothrmoderin Chief's' Office, Horse Guards: I! His it or' Highness the Commander in Chief has been iffinted to direct that in future Forge Waggons shalt be 'applied to the regliente of Cavalry, in the proportion of oee went*, hut hots,', fnd two drivers, for each squadron, by the kora Waggon Carps under the direction of the Quart' r Master-Oes. semi, to whom Officas commanding regiments of Cavalry are to ma k e app l icat i on for Forge Waggons in the above proportion, whenever the above become unserviceable. (Signed) " It. CALI/FRT. " The Ist Battalion Cid Regiment embarked thia, day at Dover for Ostend. The Ist battalion of Lord • MOIRA regiment bas been completed to a thousand strong, at Gosport, for' service in Flanders. The D. U. transport is arrived at Cork with p a rt of the 21st regiment on board, which had been missing some days. Yesterday se'nnight, sailed from Cork, a fleet of transports for Ostend, having detachments of the Royal Artillery and Drivers' Corps on board, under convoy of the EunoTAs frigate. The 38th Regiment, now quartered at Cork, is under orders to embark for the Continent, as soon as they are replaced by the 96th, expected to arrive daily from America, last from Portsmouth. The Royal Dumfries Yeomanry, commanded by Major Bitvce M‘Muittx),. having, on Friday, com pleted the time they had ass ambled on permanes.: duty, were inspected at Dumtrirs by Jon,/ MURRAY, Esq. Vice-Lieotenant of the County. The progress they had made, and the expertness with which the exercise was pet formed, considering the short time 'they have been in quartets, received, as it most justly deserved, the most mai ked approbati , .n. In the evening, they gave a splendi.l hall in the New Avem bly Rooms, which was win:lEllly crowded with a most interesting display of youth, beauty, and fashion, from the town and surrounding country. Nor i. it only here and 'hire, Ae bonny lassie, and nae malt ! 0' beauties, gracctu' as they are, Throughout the nation, Dumfries can boast, beyond compare A constellation! MAYNt. All seemed highly delighted with the amusement of the evening, and did not part till the sun again began to beam his rays on the n sweeping Nith." The rooms were elegantly decorated for the occasion with fine transparencies, which were much admired ; they were furnished by an old member of the Yeo manry, as a mark of respect for the corps. NAVAL INTELLIGENCB. MAILS TI Aut. DUI I DAY. Mtn. PSI Dublin • • • t 1 Lisbon - 0 1 Waterford • 0 1 France - 0 0 Guernsey awl Jersey 1 0 Dander" • 1 0 Hachure' 0 0 I Gutteabursh 0 1 Hulked • 1 0 Malta • 0 0 FALMOUTH, JUNE 13. Arrived the Lady Louisa packet with a Mail from corunna, in five days; the Venus, WALKER, from the River, bound to the Brazils ; and the Salkat, Bret:scar, from Bridgewater. Sailed the Am er ican Alsip Alliance ; the Hope, HARRIS; and the Russian brig Johannes, for London. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 15. Arrived his Majesty's ships DUNCAN from the Brazils, and TAY from Plymouth. Sailed the ERNE GO ' cruizr. Came into Harisonr several sail of 4.striaaa. the Cam trangport from the and is put under quaraut7oe; ."7• FETE 4T ARUNDEL . . On Monday afternoon, Mr. B. HOWA en, Mf. H. HOWARD, and Lady CUAID.OTTR HOWA RD, arriv. d iat the Castle, when covets veto in Vie principal drawing-loom for twelve. This room w..s the Chapel, hut a new Clia, el is ni v., being built adjoining the Baron's Room. Six nnirrrees lace been erected on the south si , le of the is4l tc wet-, in one of which his Grace has slept every iiigi r s 7 ni.e his arrival here. A fiance nt vrry curious st orkman ship has been made for the baron of hez-ti, %%inch is already roasted, and ornamented with flags and snit able Baronial emblems. Six more larpe turtles have been Sept down, and a number of cooks and coniec tioners are constantly employed in mak:rig ndequari:- provision !or the numerous and distirni:lcd guests. The Marchioness of STArFnIID arrived in as oricn carriage on Tuesday, and in the evening A:er the Duke and company visited the Ti'ita re, to wit ness the Play of the Ina! of Femme, aid the Farce of Pad Ten o'Clkc.f. . The Duke's" Band of Sussex nrrived at the Castle on Tuesday morning. Eli; Crate ri.ets at stx o'clock, and occupies himseif the wholv. of the di:- in MperintenJing the pteparationr. Mr. Ectsirors has finis! ed painting the figure: of eight Barons, in anc4nit costume, for the window.. of the Baron's Chamber. The dinver is to be served up et hslr2ast F7x o'clock pu cisely ; it is providing for SOU Fc‘rivs. Twenty-five cooks !hive been employed fcr tyvet . .l days, and no less than three oxen and flee calves hao:e 'alte.ady been used in the k'tchen. All that mite can suggest and the season afford, is preparing : there will be no less than WO dishes on the t.Ue, besides frames, vases, and decorations of flowers. On the side table the baron of beef is to be elevated b) a cushion, covered with velvet, and on the baron will he a coronet, surrounded by oak leaves and ever greens. The whole of the dinner will be served on massy plate. The turtle shells, in which the soup will be, are represented as living, with many figura tive decorations. The table will. be interspersed will wax vases, emblematically painted, and containini; real flowers. The Ball Supper is preparing for 300 ; h is to te upon a splendid scale, equal in richness to the dinner. but of course not so crowded with sqbstantials. The Duke of NORFOLK and the Marchioness of STAF. 'oars, are expected to lead off the dance upon " 'ha light fantastic toe." The Ball Room is on the North tower, it is calcu lated to dance about 300 couple conveniently : it is hung with pictures, painted by the first ancient and modern artists : among them are many ports:tits of the HOWARD family. At the four corner extremi: des are glasses of nine feet in dimensioug, the flames of which have undergone many plain but curly de corations. The lamps projecting from the sides a e plain, bat produce a great brilliancy of light. On the mantle-pieces are richly cut candelabras. Al. though the roof is extremely lefty, there ar lir% chan deliers suspended from it, as his Grace prefers the Irefection of light from the sides. The floor is chalked with many emblematical devices, festoons, wreaths of flowers, laurels, &c. The figures of a lion and a horse, as the supporters of the family arms, are introduced in various situations ; they are exquisitely chalked by artists from London. It is impossiele to give a correct idea of the Gothic splendour of the nmickotp room. The pounds are covered with crier. am velvet, and divided by rims of gold. Lord MORPETH, Lord &racer, Mr. KNIGHT, Mr. BEttramg, &c. &c. have just arrived. Sunday last, at St. James's Chapel, Hampstead road, a most appropriate Sermon was preached by the Bishop of CLIME" beicre his Royal Highnrss the Duke of KENT, and a great number of the Nobi lity, for the benefit of the Dollar Benevolent Society, which is conducted by Ladies. It was most delight ful to behold Ladies of such rank as the Duchess of WELLINGTON. the Dowager Countess of HARCOURT, Ladies R. SEYMOUR, ANN/ CULLING SIMI!, H FORD, Bzsistze, and the Honourable Mrs. .00C11. RANR, holding the plates. To use the words of the eloquent Preacher " they looked like ministering Angels, obeying the mandate of our LORD and SAVIOUR Jesus - CHRIST, in entreating relief for tl.e widow, the orphan, the aged, the stranger, the sick, the impotent, and the blind." The collection and donations since received amount to nearly £loo. The Chapel was so crowded, that several who came in their carriages were obliged to return. COSIMINCESIENT or HOSTILITIENOtWithStAUding that the public are hourly looking to hear of a battle. in the Netherlands, yet there are many persons, both in the City and at the West End of the Town, who maintain an opinion that we 114 have no war. Nay, so sanguine are they, that a large sum has been given in Guinea', to receive, for every Five Guineas so given, a Lottery Ticket, should we continue atpeace : upon what foundation they ground this opinion, we are at a loss to conceive; should they be right, it will cause a demand for Tickets, unprecedented in former Lotteciest the Public, however, seem to be aware of this, and of the great attractions of -the Scheme, b 7 the avidity with which they are already purcha sing it the different Offices. • Forty, flirty, and Twenty Thousand Pound Prizes, in the present Grand Lottery, besides Eighteen Prizes of Guineas, including one of 5,000 Guineas, &c. all to be paid in Gold, as MOD as drawn, at SWIET and Co.'s Fortunate Offices, No. 11, POULTRY ; 12 2 CHAO RINGCKOSS ; and 31, ALDGAT HMI-STRUT. DESTRUCIION OF INSECTS ON FRUIT Taigiza.—Flour of brintstoue sprinkled by a puff, dreigine-box, or otherwise, on the Laves of vegetables, will effectdalif destroy worms and insects, and likewise prom ate this growth of the plant. Peach trees are particularly int. proved by the applicatieu. CORN-EXCHANGE, JUNE IG.—There were no fled; arrivals this morning, and scarce any business was done : the Wheat trade WAS exceedingly heavy, hay. ing but few buyers at market, but our prices cots tinue nominally as on Wednesday for all Grain. 6MrTHFIELD MARKET, JUNE la. Beet 4s ad co Ss $C Veal 6. Od to as SI Mutton as ad to Ss 83 1 Pork as 0.1 to 6s 6d Limb 8. to 8. 6d. Roasts 670--Sheep and Limbs 6,43o—Calvio teo. -Pigs HAY AND STRAW, lER LOAD. Meadow Hay 41 Os to bl is i Clover GI Os to 71 OG Straw ,it Isa to Xi 1 la. A 111 4 d r