Star. — London, England, 1815-06-05 00:00:00

i 1 . .' . . . • . f oe fad and 24h, ihtie ti of, ataimpden . a small town four' .kagbet from Niort, canto to ap. prise'onr AUthoritiot of some seditious movements iningiitte infirmity •oinastutt.s in their vicinity : our Urbane Coard was .linmediately convoked, when a crowd of lA-banes 'and all the Confederates of the faro Sevres presented themselies.. Such fovea the oe n er al enthusiasm, that officers, soldiers,' musicians, ."11, in short, solicited the envied honour of departing. The number enrolled was double that required, 'and , T e should fail in describing the noble devotion mani fested by aU when it WMI imagined-that Niort might . 'have occasion for its defenders. At four o'clock- in the evening our fellow-cititens began to march, !laving at their head a piquet of cavalry, commanded hy Maim-Mathis, and composed of all the officers 'oelonging to the 15th mounted chasseursi who, as as the °San of the city Retard, had put their iepaulettes into their pockets. Our detachment was sio sooner sem .then.the rallying cry of all French men was heard -" rive le: Liberte I Vise PErlyserenr P' According to several priState letters from La Ven dee, Lieutenant-General Travot, at the head of 800 troops of the line, on the 15th successively attacked and defeated two considerable Corps of rebels, each consisting of front 1500 to 1800 Vendeans ; and in Will these actions near 1200 men were killed ; he only took 28 prisoners, the others having saved them selves during the last battles but among the prisoners there are several chiefs. On the 17th, in the environs of Chatillon, at Man leerier, a battalion of the 27th of the line, which was going to Bressuire, had an engagement with a strong column of insurgents, the greater part of whom were cut in pieces. These insurgents were badly armed ; Many of diem had no other weapons than pitchforks, and they had little ammunition. The inhabitants of the commune of St. Germain, whew ordered to put themselves in arms at Cetisay, refused to obey the order. Almost all the inhabitants of the canton of St. Varant, who had been forced to march with the re. bels, have returned, with a determination not to take ty arms any more. - A letter dated Lpeon, the 22d of May, assures us, that the rebels having, to the number of more than 4(X00, proceeded to St. Gilles, a small town on the sea shore, in order to receive the arms and ammunition sent to them by foreigners; the brave General Travot attacked them, killed 600 of them, and made 1400 prisoners. He also seized 50,000 priunds weight of 1-.)e der. Unfortunately the cannons were not landed ...hen the battle commenced, otherwise they would :Lye fallen into our possession as well as the rest. — Ihe whicit unites the Federates of the Deux- Sz:vres being approved of by Lieutenant• General Count de la Borde, was stuck up on the 24th iu the of Niort., THE EVENING STAR. LONDON . . • MOND" lUNE 5. 1 sm. " li:s MAJZST Iltati.aaT (asts)..—Holiday at die Bank. yesterday we received the Pads Papers of Thurs. dly. They confirm the accounts we laid before our Readers on Saturday, of the 'surrender of the Naval Arsenals of Naples to the British squadron under Lurd EXMOUTH. The Joined is Plitopirc h under they date of Rome, 16th May, states, that on the preced ing night Lord BUROHEBiIi received a dispatch, with inftlligence that' on the 11th May the Neapolitan Lssels in the Boy of Naples had surtendered to an English squadron, commanded by Rear-Admiral CAMPBELL. Admiral CAMPBXLS. is under Lord Ex- The terms are also giveli, and they are al most verhatins the same as we gave on Saturday, on the authority. of the Agent of Lloyd's Coffee-house. , The arrival of MunAl• in 'ranee, and eien in Paris, though sonte of the Paris Papers doubt the t:ter fact, is alio . confirmed by these Papers. His power in Italy is no* happily at an end, which will' r:lder a large Austrian force disposable for the coot im attack on the common enettiy t for the subjects of 1 EIIBINAND, having now got rid of the Master to •.I,ont they were consigned by Botiat.AnTE, will soon sufficiently organised • tinder their own Sovereign t', be is a condition to protect their country without •':.O presence of an Austriatiarmy, and even tofurnish recpect.i'l) l _e contingent for the service of the general- • A iter 1!:c surrender of the A ritenalp that of Naples ••,tli ;;G•Jitl speedily (Atolls, as a matter of colirle.— f the 11 7 zIlt cf the 1I th May (the very niglit that tne arsen.i:s surrendered) she remains of oivr's tediced to 15,000 mtn, passed Salmona in • rc.►t haste and contrition, retreating upon Naples, '. it cloiely pursued by the Austrian General. In the in:vim *Lint FehdttiAiaVis trout* Oita speared in sizbt of ;Naples, .and his partizans in Nte city had begun . 16 'prepare seconding his. operations. • The farce rif the ineepgruousty termed Clifilais de Mai has commenced. Of course the shew•ma.t pull) the strings of his prfppets to his oivn liking, and the performante goes on as if the whole actors were sentient animals. Some or them have even been Iwnglit to speak about conscience !) The arrival of King JoAcnist and l►is wifc, just in time to give his vote, must contribute gitmtly to thz interest of the scene. Yesterday his 1 1 / 4 4asesry completed kis 77th year, which was &Aetna throughout the Metropolis by the mottling being ushered in with the ringing ol* hells, flags flying, die. The Guard at St. Janice% .Paiace mounted ditty in white gaiters, with the State I lag, the Band with their State Uniform, &c.. The Rcce.vt, and other branches of the Royal 1 5 ..t0i;y, dined with the Qum on the occasion, at Frogmore, where the day was celebrated in a privat! 'ler ; and this day at one o'clock the Park and ,&t. , er guns were fired in honour of the same event. WINDSOB. CASTLE, Jusk 3.—The KING has passed the last month in tranquillity and comfort; but Lit it4aassnt's disorder is not diminished.", kprtiON . . STARASiFICE THREE• O'ClstiCE this instant a Messenger has arrived at the iloreigts Office. in Dowing-sweet,• with is confirmation of the intelligence of the total Defeat of MURAT in Italy, and the flight of himself, with his Wife and fainily, , to France. • The intelligence is couveyed in dispatches from Lord BURGIIERin s the British,Minister in Italy. The following is the Bulletin issued on the subject I • FOREIGN-OFFICE, JUNE 5, ins. si letters from Mr. COOKS, dated' the 22d May from Rome, from Lord BURGIMUSII, dated Teano, the 21st of May, and frons Colonel CUURCII ) dated feons . Capua, down to the 18th of May, it appears that a Military Convention was signed on the between the Austrian and Neapolitan Generals, by which the whole of the Kingdom of Naples, with the exception of Ancona,' Gaeta, and Pescara, was fur rendered to the Allies. MURAT had not yet treated: he had not 8000 men with him, and it bad been signified to him that he must be sent under a guard of honour into the Aus- trian territories. The Neapolitan Fleet had surrendered to a British Squadicrn. The details of the various battles which led to these events will be published in an Extraordinary Gazette. The above joyous intelligence was confir►ned to the public by a discharge of the Park and Tower Guns, at four o'clock, which attracted great croud► of people. AMER ICA. The honest American Government was taken ra ther by surprise when BO' APARTII I on the lit of , April, 1814, surrendered his throne, without having p;eviously informed Mr. Nfintsom of his intentions. It would appear that his return was equally without notice to his old Ally; for by the BRUNS, arrived at Portsmouth from Halifax, we learn, that previous to her sailing, abour four weeks ago, a Naval Officer had arrived from the United States, with informa tion that the American: had, since they had heard of BORAPAILTeS return to France, stopped their expedi-• don against Algiers, and suspended the disbanding' of their troops. The American Government un doubtedly has a right to chaage its arrotrethrtg. but to us the present coincidence teems to exhibit the indas animas of our late 'nerdy. Is JAMES MADISON projecting again the conquest of Canada We received this morning Charlestown Papers to the 30th April, but they contain no news. It is understood that Rear-Admiral Mum goes out to,Halifax to hoist his flag as commanding on that station. in the room of Rear. Admiral GRIFFITH * returning to England. His Majesty's ships ACASTA, Captain KERR, La. ANDER * Sir G. COLLIER, and NEWCASTLE * Lord G. STUART, art ived at Halifax the Bth ultimo, in twenty. two days from Dominica, West Indies. All these ships had been in pursuit o f the American ship Con stitution, and which escaped in a fog. All three orocee.led immediately to Canada, to take troops to En_gland. The SPENCER* '74. Captain RAGOETT, which arrived at Portsmouth. on 'Wednesday, from Halifax, sailed twenty days previously, in company with the Nairn, arasie en flute, Captain &swim and several tran sports, bringing the 29th and 98th regiments to England : only one of the transports arrived with ber. The SeExcER had lately . been employed _in withdrawing' the troops And stores from Casting— which has been finally evacuated. Sir G. Cowan had arrived at Halifax, after his fruitless search of the Constitution. He was to sail with the LEANDER * NEWCASTLE* and ACASTA, the 18th ult. fur Quebec, to embark troops on board these ships, for England. There were 18 Battalions in Canada under orders to return home ' • they would commence embarking the moment the River St. Lawrence was sufficiently free from ice to navigate. The 64th Regiment was wait ing at Halifax for conveyance to England. On the 6th ult.' the PERSEUS * Captain A•Couter (whichhad arrived with dispatches from England in ltdays), sailed from Halifax, with Officers and seamen, for ' Quebec ; tPt GALama and Manna* had returned to the Newfoundland station the CURLEW (coming home), ROPLEMAN, and CHAnYtms, were lyntg at Halifax. Mr. RUPERT GEORGE * Secretary of the Colony 1 Colonel PILICINGTOR,_ Staff; Colonel 131.0. ' MART 62.1 Regi ment ; and Captain Man, R. N. came home in the Sea m& . . Saturday. the PRINC, hOliftilied the Earl of HAIMWOOD with his company to dinner, where there was a Meet party to meet him, consisting of the Duke of KWLAND. the Marquis of WINCINSTIE. Earls Lissasuca, WestatomatAmns and HARRINOT4I44 Viscounts HANIPOON, Caattos, JOCSLYN, Earl Mut.. Guava, Lads Agitated., LANCIELLIS, R. Strums, the H011..1. DduoLae, General BLOOMFIILD, A boat from Cat* arrived at Doves pester ' day, with ten Ffench Seers, who hate deserted horn DONAPAWiIt i and are goiog to pHs their liawful Sovereign in Belgium. SOUTHAMPTON, JOSE 3.•= he MIK* of *PEW. gene, who left Cleft on Wednesday last, reports that the whole of the population is Brittany are antious for the Allies to en.er Francr, which will be the signal ens rise sa algose. Last week at Nantes a skirmish tonk place with some Bens tearmes, who were sent Id enforce the Conscription, *herein 15 of theM lost their lives. At Caen the ruing men have declared to the Prefect that they will not go to joie the army, and numbers have lett the place. tsk iiiM • This morning a fine. battalion of Veteran, selected from the Out•Peosioneri of C.lfilsea,were mustered in 'York Hospitalqatt, finder the command of Colonel WILLIAMSON) Colonetrnatstre. and Captain Strrit tut- ' LAND. 'they consisted of GOO effective lien, ill of ' whom had been present at Many e• hard-fought battle in the Peninsula. After going through their. evolutions With great precision, they were dwelled' off to Deptford, where thEy are to embark fcir Jers ey and baernsey, to do the duty of those islands. Most of them were accompanied by theirerives and children. The 2d battalion 'of the 52d Regiment marched from Dover for Canterbury on Friday, and the 2J battalion of the 43d Regiment arrived at Dover from Deal' on the same day. The 3d battalion 95th Regiment landed at Dea l t on Friday afternoon from America, and marched the same night to Dover ; whence they proceeded early on Saturday for Hytbe. Twenty-two battalions ire expected to be immedi ately sent-from Canada to Europe. The numbers of the several regiments aomposing thh force is not yet known. The latest intelligence frOM Quebec reser ved at Halal is to the 12th April. at which time there was nothing new. Sir Goanom DIWAINTIND had succeeded to the comrwand of the troops in Ca nada. Sir GEORGIC MIDDAY commands in Upper Canada. The Ist battalion of the Royals" the Bth, 9th, 41st, 49th, 89th, and 108 d regimentt„ by the 1 itest Accounts from Quebec, were quartered in that place and the neighbourhood therejf, to be in readiness to embark for Europe at the opening of the navigation of the River St. Lawrence. The 102 d regiment is to be quartered at St. John's, New Brunswick. The 98th regiment, under Colonel Douot.As, and the 29th, under Major HODGE. embarked the Bth tilt. on board the Spencer and other ships ,at Halifax for England, and have arrived at Ports nouth. NECUSARICS.—The Army supplied by W. .lAcx- MAN, Np. 11, Cannon-row, Parliament -street, West minster. CORK, MAT 31.—Atrived his Majesty's ship Cit 4T. HAM, 74 guns, having the 44th Reg;mt..nt-on board, from Portsmouth; this day they disemhxrked and marched to Middleton, commanded by Colonel Mounts. Several large Not way vessels have been taken into the Transport service at this port, and are fitting up with all dispatch . for the conveyance of a detachment of Vie Drivers corps and horses to Ostend. RAMSG , :;1: 1 JUNE 3.—Sailed for Ostend this after noon, the Phylleren, Juno, Albion, and Marquis Cornwallis transports, having on board a great 111Irn ber of Weirs belonging to different Regiinents now with the Duke of *WaLLINGTOS, and detachments of horses belonging to the Scotch Greys,'l2th. 13th, and 16th Dragoons. The Blucher and Resolution packets also got to sea for Ostend, with upwirds of 60 passengers. and about the same number of con tact horses, for the use of the army in Flanders. Jugs 4.—Sailed this morning's tide the Dover, Ramsgate packet, (`late in the habit of sailing bola Dover) for Ostend, with several Military Officers and othti persona, horses, &c. ; likewise sailed, for the same destination, the Friends, troop ship, with Commissaries, Hospital-Assistants, and a vast num rgf Commissariat Drivers. Arrived this morning very early, the Lord Liverpool packet, from Ostend: Lord BRADOORD, his son the Honourable GEOESE 'BRIDGMAN, Major HAMILTON, Aide-de.Camp to General BARNES, and several other Gentlemen, came passengers. Lord BRADFORD and scn set off from the Albion Hotel at noon, for London. By this vessel we learn that the inhabitants of Dunkirk cer tainly shot many of the soldiery in the late conflict. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM NAMPA; (NOVA SCOTIA) DATED MAY 3, 18151 Arrived his Majesty's Ship Spencer. 74, Captain Raooirr. from Castine : on board this ship is Major- General GossauN and suite, and part of the 62d and '29th Regiments, which formed part of the garrison [of that place, the whole of which it now withdrawn, and on board a fleet which sailed under convoy of the Spencer. MAY 4.—Arrived the several ships and transports of the Spencer's convoy, from Castine, having on board detachments of Royal Artillery, Royal Engi neeri, Royal Sappers and Miners, 29th and. 62d re giments, and guns, ammunition, and stores froth that ' ptrison, which has been giVeti up to the Americans. The Spencer proceeds shortly to Europe, as also the 29th regiment. and the 64th and Seth tegimehts, which have been some time in garrisoi at Halifax. Major-General DA R mac, the present commandant at Halifax, goes to Europe with the troops from thence, and is to be succeeded in the command ty Major-General Goats:" and the garrison of Hali fax will consist of a .detachment of Royal Artillery and Royal Engineers, with the Royal Sappers and' Miners, 7th battalion of the 60th regiment, 62d, three companies of the Sd battalion 27th i two companies of the lOtli Royal Veteran Batt•tlion.; and his Majesty's ship. Regulus is ordered to St. John's, New Bruns wick) to take on board the 99th regiment, which is also to form part of the garrison of Halifax ; the Ceylon troop ship accompanies the Regulus. On 29th April the transport ship Stag, •DAv.r. master, having on board Major Louo, and a detach-. ment of the . Royal Staff corps, in entering•the har bour of Halifax, struck on the Thrum Cap shoal, knocked off her rudder, and sprung a leak, and the wind blowing strong horn the Eastward, the ship drifted oversto the bay called Herring Cote, where the anchored, and precautions were taken to land the detachment. which was happily accomplished Without my loss : the same consisted of nine officers and 136 Men, who for the present rennin at Halifax,' ontil Such time as they can proceed to Quebei, whiCh is their ultimate destination. Br' letters from Buenos Ayres td 16th March, it appears that the Chevy Chace and the Blucher sailed from thence for Rio Janeiro to join convoy. Captain PRRCT, of the HOTSPUR frigate, has received instruc tions from Admiral DITON to send all vessels for Buenos Apes to join convoy at Rio Janeiro. The Asia and the Elizabeth and Mary had sailed from Buenos Ayres previous to the 16th March. The Acorn, KauLags, has been retakun by his Majesty's ship ISCONSTANT, and arrived at Rio about 24th March. About 60 tons of goods bad beep taken out of her. . . - jlifilljAt IS At. • BS' Bat 130411 • • o . Lisbas Waruford . .0 France guernsey ind/iney b Flandiri • ;fan:burgh • q 1 Gorregibiirib Holland - 0 1 Malta EABT-INDIA SKIPPING. His Majesty's ship MaLkocit, of 36 guns, Captaiis 1 - issEisasorr, arrived off T r alttiouth on Saturday morning : the left Macfris the Ist .lantary tt Point de 'Galle the 19th, with the Company's ships EGRorE, SURI - .EY, A situ, I.6itD XErrtr, and Nutta,ioEri, and the Wyndhain tranSport, and arrived in 'Fable 131 y r/th MarCh : she sailed, from the Cape of Coed Hope the 7th April, with the Cu,ifaICRLAND of 74 guns, and the following ships, viz -- . Euatart, Asrzi,L, Stittn EY. LnRD KEITIT, 7.7 C• ANDER, EARL SPENCBR, INDUS, TIGRIS, PnoWDENcv, 03IEWT, EAGLE, HUSSAR, LnltO LYNDnC:I, FIR? WILLIAM, LADY CAMPBELL, MANGLES, ELIzAnETH, CIIARLOTTR, CITY 011.EDINBGROPI, GARLAND; CO:4- MERU!, LORD NELSON, LORD 1-I.olvoritroan, Vismus; PRINCESS CHARLOTTE', SUsANNAIL: ?kiIt:ST:IEL. and ALaloN, separated on the 9:h, - arrived at St. fteletta the 20th, and. sailed for England the 231 The dttii- Pus man of war, with ten sai! of Chinamen, ELIIIIINSTONE, MARQUIS HUNTLcv, CAsrLa Licir, NEPTUNE, DonsertninE, WEx roan, WINNr THOMAS GRENVILLE, LADY MELVILLE, .01.1 CASALVA was Wailing at St. Htlena, the Art v 11 the CUMBERLAND and cnnvoy. 'int? above C ships sailed from China about the 21st.J.:tmaxy. 't is I second fleet was expected to follow in a few d 17s The BENGAL was burnt at Point de Galle tl 16th df January ; Captain NEWELL, of the ALEka . . DER, lost his life upon the occasion. The BomaaY zot aground in the Straits of Sunda on the 10th of Fe bruary, and afterwards proceeded to .Bombay - An. 000 0 • V 0 0 0 . , FALMOUTH, MAY 2. Sailed 'yesterday the whole of the oetward-bonnci. which lately put into this port. Sailed 10-slay chi Princess Elizabeth packet for Lisbon ; George. packet for Corupoa; both with mails: 'runless. POOLE, and Flora. tutus, tO t ipin a frigate now . of . this port, for the coast *of ratice.-r:Virind L.lce weather. PLYMOUTH, kW 4. Came in the MAJESTIC man of .vilir, 'from Poitt r . mouth ; AORESso - R,'AciIATES, and 'winos ',loop! of war, from a cruise. Sailed his Majesty's shipt Mvnivilion on * •Sruiie; and . ACTEON and WAN. . DERER for the Downs. . Ppßrsimuni, JUNE 4: Arrived yesterday the Ocean trariipnit;finm tine, and sailed fur the D•rwns ; his Majesty's . ship Beux Pouts, from Cork ••••Faavotrr and Bisflacuan• from the Westviard. Sailed his Majetifi — ships • TRAAVE, WEAVER, and ABUNDANCE store ship, for .Quebec. Arrived to-day his Majesty's dip Blttnar from Halifax in S 4 days; the Clifford and Thetis % • from Halifax, and are put tinder quaran t ine, having Amen up the Straits; his Majesty's ship }...faarfeL, • from the Havatinah. Sailed his Ma . je-,ty's ship Pfc. TON, on s cruise. Dropped down t., St. Helen's hit "Majesty's ship Dfdraroa, fir Quebei.—Vinid W. DEAL, JUNE 4. • Arrived Yesterday hit Majesty's ships ttostabsina • Btfaettatus, and Earl Moira transport, with troops from America. Sailed the Oftnwres frigate, to crtlize off Dunkirk ; and Foxttotrito sloop of war, With con voy to Ostend. Arrived the Centurion transport, with a detachment of the td Garrison Battalion from Guernsey ; Caftiien transport, from 'Neor Orleans ; hit Majesty's ships AcTsoN and WA:I4I3EIIER. with s convoy of victUallers from Pl}month. Came down from the River the Jurrom frigate... Mind S.W. DOVER, JUNE & Arrived a mail from Calais, arid two passage ves sels alio from that port with passenger& filuilat is s.tated to hive st►ached Paris and Naples taken pos session of by the Brit►sh. Sailed this evening the Lord Duncan packet, Capt. HAMILTON, with a snail and upwards of fifty•passengcrs,• for Ostend. Nine French Officers who landed at Brighton, came up. from thence and embarked in the packet, to join Lotus XVIIL as did many more who came from London. HARWICH, MAY it. No arrivals. Sailed the Lady Nepean packet , for Holland ; Lora Nelson packet for Hamburg!. ; aria Thetis packet, for Gottenburgh ; all with maim .tsia passengers.—Wind W. Sir SAMUEL 1 - looti died at Madras the 44th of December last. Fates.--A fire broke out yesterday afterno.. , n at the house of Mr. Price, a, fancy waistcoat winter s nearly opposite the India House, in Leaclenhall.s . reet, Which being formed of latli and plalster, was sp eddy consumed, together with that of a carrer and g:ker adjoining, and one or two others greatly damaged. Wednesday a fire occurred in the place where the fuses are made in. the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich. but it was speedily got under without any lives being lost or any one hurt, the quantity of powder b r ing very small that erploctell. Cons EYXHANOIt, MAIM-LASE, JUNE s.—Onr mar -I.:et was well supplied with Wheat this mornit,g, which sold very heavily, at a reduction Of per quarter; Barley is full Is. perqiiai ter lower. 0 its are not In such biisk demand as on Friday, and our prices are Is.. per quarter lower than on list Monday. In Peas, Beans, and other articles, there is no al. teralion. Current siice as ender : Kent and Esut, 49s 725. U 4 rey Peat, See. s 4s. Wbrat, Suffolk, 411 s. 70s. Small Reiss; 36.375. Ditto, Norioik, 40s. di& Tick Ditto, 30s. 32a. Rye, 301. , 361. I Oats, Potatoe, 211 s. 30e. Barley, gis. 901.. I Ditto, Poland, 245. VT& Mak, Oos. 68s. • e Rapeseed, AM £34. palette White Pelts, 401. 441. bollere, Oats, Feed. 18s. 93a. 461. 501. Flour, 60s. 655. per Pick„ ILMIMPIELD MARKET, JUNE 5. Beef t 4s •64t0 is ed I Veld es Od to 7. 01 Mutton es 14 to Is Ski 1 Perk es od go es 44 Lamb as us, es Od. Yeasts 1880—Sheep and Lambs 14.540—Calves 150.—Pigs 310 HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD. Meadow Hay 41 Os to II Os I Clover 41 O. to 71 Is Stair at Us to AS 88.