Star. — London, England, 1815-06-03 00:00:00

rw PROM TAW JOURNAL . UNIT'ERSEL. Melt • • (OPTICIAI, PAPER GP louts &171,1,14 NI,. . • . - 71 4 1. e deuetals Ambert at Montpellier; O v i ca l i ff at l'elphtnan, .Rey in the. Upper Loire, St.i Paid in lasane.. Quart in the Upper Garonne,. the Marshals de Cairo Lalltte Ardeche, Arimied at .o.udanne in le Vat, were thrum ...who most trequeltly sideweil their protestations of attach zwpt to the Palte. , ilif Atwouleme. Lientenaoree: ver:als Ambers . imd 'Cisagne were patticulatly wi.h the kindness of hi. Royal litehneis. On the 4411 t. of bfateh the. •Vuke of Angosietne I.e4ra the news hf the . occupation of Paris'hy Bona. parte. His itawal Highness himselt informed Gee . :ier.tl Comp-4as of it, who swore fidelity, except llnly ill the event of the embarkation of :his Royal. High neii. The Duke of Angouletna has beard no 'further trenti,:n of General Comp4ns. . . Oli the 31st it wai understood that Generalt tom. St. Paul, and Lafitte, atter -having disbanded •So National Guards in their deparrmerts, had maunied the tri-coloured cockade The Rest bad also sent' back some battalions of National Guards,- who Neely In 4 tehed on the Clermont. , • . ..: On the 4th of April it was ascertained that Gent. ral Gardanne, who commanded the aderanced guard of the first corps, had passed over to the enemy wish' the 58t1. regiment of the line ' which eras under bis /mkt.; that in eonsequetwe, Gener4l Loverde felt back on General Ernouf, who returned to .Bistecon. • On the sth, news was received that Lieutenant. General Ambers had canard the Government of 80 , uaparte to be acknowledged at Montpellier, end throughout hie own dorision. In vain Lieutenant. General Briche and Marshal de Camp Peltssier, at Nisiacs, wished to oppose him s they were over pouvred by the troops, and arrested. THE EVLN itG S'l 'R. RATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1815. 'RICE OF t it . h THIS DAY A I FAVIILVE O'CLOCK. R c.ltlted 54 t-4 pet Ct. 73/..-Cdts• apt Se Navy shut—TOrdpg.l7+l--Strip g f Y pre.—Dends Is pr. ktditetltr 1)411* te. to 41. pm—Lottery Preds.2oo. pre. IREICH PAPER& • TOTAb RUIN OF MURAT'S CAUSE IN 1 FALY ; CA RE OF HIS FLEET; Asb Its ESCAPE TO TOUthit Tollsz r eiveceleed the Paris Peetei . of WWI 7ot ititifil;s; of that day , is nearly. feliedliffith the Pfau OA** or verearirtials to be obit:teeA qo tit! asT-oi. , Claaa sle:airei, which Vas td haft beim &NW a) yesterdiyt • Tto aitticle of ccsoisei dull and foe:. mil, 'and, We apprehend, would be nattseasing to alt Eugiish st. , Mach. tiers are a few patriotic dump tiocts also recorded in the Mobibur r three-fourths * Of. the donors, however, are pleased :to iotiCeal their thanes: 'this Specious of Freisch . modisty admits Of two construitions being pot upon it by.the enemies of the Great Nation t either these patriotic • teitiminsiee are fabricated in the office of Monsieur cisystet: t _of if they really come from Vie admirers of tho . ol4riblk Noos.ao“, they base prudence awash 40 wowed their names, justly trembling forthe stabaky of their Idol's authurity. A list of subscribers to the land fat - him frasu the gallows i would be rather an aukwata cotomendation :o the respect of, posterity tor shore whose Dames were thus•socorded. • ZONAP4II7II'.I Chamber effAilepresebtatives is volid to be convoked for the .4th instant. The names o those candidates for The degrading otScs of President' to this spouting dub arii lot Fayette, thew /area Genera 1; Merlin, of Douai, the old bettered ReveiliP . tioois .1 Futogutrgues, be astronomer and atheist k and Lanjuinas, 4 4 a pestilent fellow and a mover of sedition" from his boyhood.. But the must important docuMent the French Pa pets convey to us is the Austrian Bulletin, Which pr e • panes us fur the gratifying Intelligence of the total mie of MURAT% cause in Italy. This eontemptible impostor has, with the ad' °knew peculiar.to his family, escaped to ToUlon, leaving his precious wife behind Lim at Naples to shift for herselfi Our leaders will are, from the accounts subjoined, that Lord Exesourn lots commenced his carter in the Mediterrinean by cap. tiring the Neapolitan fiset in its own barbout. It , .w:11, of course, be givt.n up to its rightful owner, Faa. D;tiAtt:u of Stcily. PASIS, MAY SI& • }Vii Ercelleney Count Carnot, Minister tif the inter ior, every day collects around him a great nUm lier cd Electors and Representatives: His grated Ginner of yesterday was remarkable for toasts dice tated-by a sentiment truly national, and which were drank %lib- the most lively enthusiasm, in the midst of venerated tries of Pew tEa l ureet I It was fol. luwed,by a cuncot o performed by the Professors and Pukils of the Conservatory, in the archesua colitis's -9113 to e gallery. This fine gallery, adorned with tigc a d eagles intended for th e N at i o n a l G ua rd s , press a spectacle as grand as i t i s s i mp l e , an d t he cost a able to the Iriends of the country. The peeing of the Legislative Asstmbly is fired i h Tee for the th of June. There is much talk of the Pre. bident The names of 1.. a Fayette, the 1:-Creura ii , terls of D4uai, .Fhiuguergues, and Lanjuinais are the oni ntioneth • Gees al Pacthod has hien called by his Majesty i) •mand of the 11211 division of the Army of mi c e i .1 e V :C r I f i r i o ef m C ilhjanrieettse d is a d te e d ed the of 26 t t h h e . w st o a u te u s :is th r a e- t in the action with General Travot. ' Dike of T 46th arrived on the th at Stras. 1 '3 , ,eti .rged on A particular Wise on.. ditiEd discussion bat excasiosed a duel be-, rwein7 •C: (Benjamin Constant) and Mr. The latter was wounded. We itry assured that the Prince of Orange has ie qnested the Connt de Lille to quit the Low Countries. It is said that the King 01 Naples has landed at Touloa. iIIiESTE. MAY IL • The eeptele of 44e ship which conveyed M. Ca paw' (Manses Maniiier at Vienna) to Ancona. has . „ vaterawl to this /tabour. He states. that it was not hstivriorbere ioAchim was, and on that account M. Csitiatrius gone to Pescara to endeavour to find him. MILAN, MAY 204 ARMY Of ITAUf.7•XLSVIDITII sowerter. • . . licadviarters, Mika, May 19, 9911 !k We have intaligence from the Army of Naples to the 13th instant. All that rield-Manhal Bianchi could do, alter the decisive battle of Tolentino, was to follow the enemy constantly by rapid marches. ilsitd prevent him from stopping a s i ng l e moment i n say poseloo. The roads were almost impassable, and yet the &dope bore their fatigues with great seal. ;The coaseqfiente of this was, that up to the 13th in stint thicreireat cost the King of Naples more than half his antr a a General Mohr, who was directed to pursue the enemy along the ma-shore, had arrived with his ad .'s/iced guard oa the 12th at Popo% In this pursuit alone 1600 prisoners were made. Captain Souvent• of the Prince Regent of England's Austrian Hussano Attacked the enemy neer Morino, and made 100 mi. toners. At Giulia Nova he captured a large train of 'baggage Waggons, with their escort. General Ben weir arrived on the 12th at Pescara. General Eck. hardt marched with his column by an extremely dif ficult and mountainous road, and which had *ever lelore been passed by troops, in order to arrive at Aquila, where he arrived on the 9th. He advanced on the 10th upon Navelli, and on the 11th upon Po. poll and Salmena. In this roach he took five hun dred prisoners. " denetal Bianchi arrived on the 12th at Aquila, with the greater part of the army. It was necessary 'to blow up several rocks on the road in order to allow the artillery to pass. In the interim General Nugent collected all his forces at Rome, and marched by the route of V.dmonte and Lepranca, where it 'appeared that a division of the enemy's troops wished to take up a position. He attacked them near Le ,preeta, repulsed them, and made several prisoners. The enemy burned the bridge, lad retired to Saint Grrwaia _:'the famous Neapolitan General, Manhes, who was once the scourge of Ctlabrial commanded in this position : 1w had treated with great cruelty ,the inhabitants of sone provinces of the Rotitais States which declArcd in our favour, and which de. fehded themselves against the excesses of his troops. 1 1LingJoashins pfd in. great haste in the night of was 4.lmmea r ' wish-the ninsfetiref Nil afar Minced to 13,000 infantry and 3000 cavalry. The loss of a Wide, the . precipitancy of his re• treat, the great number of prisoners taken, and. the frequency of desettson, badteduced his army so low, that be "As no longs, able to sustain tt regular action with tbe slightest degresiof spices. FA M:Marshall Blatschi 'in the, mean time united liis ahoy; and dur.' ingiiis pursuit be has pot suffered the slightest loss, general ltrugent.is approaehing him in an opposite direction. ships and stares in the Animist; deriving from thissapture r shet remain at the disposal of the liriti,b Government, and of that ut ' Ins fliiejesty the King Of thereto §leilles, Ferdinand " it is reported that theri *as a numerous. f!ret f , I trent/sorts in sight, and much discontent amongst the, inhabitants in favour of a surrender, and in all pro bability the town was given up Soon after. " By a private letter (tom Rorioe of the 15th iisst. we karts that Cardinal MAURY bil been arrested and sent to the Castle of St. Angelo, as likewise Advocate LAMBERT, Ea-President ; that 700,000 crowns which Cardinal Faso( and his sister bad lodged in Toarcuites Bank, have been sepieftrated." THE ARmr. Yesterday the First Battalion of the Third' Regi• silent of Guards hada feld•day in Hyde Park, and the men were afterwards inspected and passed in re: view before their Cabinet, the Duke of GLoccersit, and will be reported fit fur immediate service. Fifty recruiting parties are employed for the pur pose of augmenting all the Battalions of Artillery to, the old establishment. The following is n List of the different Regiments which are now to Flanders * . Maga Raotstants-the lit and 24 Lite Guards ; Royal Horse (Blue), the Ist, 9d, Sd, 4th, sth, 6.h; 7th, Inth, 11th, 12th, lath, 14th. 15th, lath, 15th, dad 234 Light Dragoons; the Ist, 9d, and 3d Kines German Legion. • ' Raonaant* Or FOOT Guaauss-The lot Peas Guards, 24 astl *d Battalions • the Ild Battalion ei the Id Foot Guards ; and the the Status ' 11.101101 INTO or Fool--The Ist Foot, 3d, 4th, sth, 7th, 14th, 1 23 d, 23th, 27th, 48th, 30th, sid, 513 d ,1150.. 3711440th. 424,43 d, 44th, 51st, 52d, 34th, 55th, 59tb,69the 70th, 71st, 7:01, 78th. 79th, alst, 115th, 91st, 924, 95th, and the 13th Royal Veteran Battalion ; sundry troops of Horse Artillery, and carious De tachments belonging thereto. We have seen a postscript of a letter from an Of ficer at Brussels, dated the Slat ultimo, which says;- " I request yoti will not write until you hear from me, as an the 4th of June we expect a general move ment will take place." DIAL, Jura 2.-A transport arrived this morning in the Downs from Ostend. Major Mauce landed from her, and immediately set off for London. We do not hear that he is the bearer of any dispatches. He left the head-quarters of the British army at Brus sels a few days since, and came by the way of Ma. lines and Antwerp. The Duke of WaLustoroN re viewed a strong divis'on of the army on Monday last between Ninove and Grammont. Marshal 'BLITHER. the Prince of ORANGE, Duke of nittisswiClt, and many persons cf dis inctinn were present. The,Diike also lately reviewed the corg d'arntle of the Duke of BR UNInTICE, on the Plain of Monplaisir. near Vilvorde. They consisted of 8000 infantry of the line, 1000 dragoons, and a regiment of hussars and lancers, with ewe batteries of horse and foOt artillery. These troops are well appointed, and Made a fine appearance. • NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, JUNK L Arsived the Wasp, Wane, from St. Domingo, in 42 days i and the Laurel!, CRLIWELL, from Oporto. Released Irotts quarantine his Majesty's ship ELIZA atm Went out of harbour the ERNI and DOLPHIN. WWI the Soasuca man of war to the Westward, and sucePa.as.us man of war to the DoWas...Wind W. MALI itiblE 2. bailed the - Rettovery South seaman for the River, and his Majesty's ship Dotraft for Sheerness. Remain ift the Downs his Majesty's ships Attoo, OaoPITXR, RAM, FOXHOUND, MUClntlus, and Rumour ; and a large fleet of ttunsports, waiting for orders. Came dowh MOO the River the Diana, KW - for South Sean 4 0 We are Infbrshed that a Freud frigates destined board the *other of Napoleon and his ,broiher the EaplEing Jerome, at NaPlea, to t l / 4 1 11 "Y them to FradetEbas been taken by the English; near plesi" • DOVER, 'DKR t. Arrived the Nymph esti4 packet. Captain &Ate. from Ostend, after a passage of only eight hours, she brings an account of the Allied Armies having begun to move tnwArds France. A . French mail has arrived this afternoon from Calais ;it is reported 'here that Murat has escAprd to toulon. &tiled this afternoon the Trine ss Charlotte extra packet, Cap tain HALLAM*. for Ostend, with dispatches and passengers. diarlllll.6 I This morning we ieteieesi a Githains Papet.of the , , 24th of May. The only idtelligence of interest which it contains is hom Italy. We need scarcely inform our Readers that the ruin hf MURAT is complete : in addition to his diseotifitute in the field s the Austrian- General (lkinorne) has published a Proclamation to the Neapolitans, is which belells than - that /OACHIM has no longer wry authority Over them, and beseeches them not to shed any neettftalian blood in defence 'of mob a scoundrel- At dos dew of the last advises,. (the 1 8th uitinvo ow Austrian corps wits rapidly A French General, who had formerly commanded , "m Ostend. was arrested, under suspicious circuits-. pursuing the remains of his army along the &hies of seances, on Thursday•evenings in the neighbonr. boot the Adriatic,' while another was Proceeding bye dif- of tjsat town. • * • • • irerent route direct for Naylor. 'The British squadron A vessel from bonito an account Of mad Lord Ezuous, sailed on the Hith ultimo from *a serious affray between the inhabitants and the troops, IGenoa to N aples to blockade that pott ...... rise p orn in which several were wounded. The former are per fectly well.affected to their lawful Sovereign. has been ipvited to return so Remo • Manama to thou Liss.—Thursdiy evening was ' '• married, by special Licence, at the house of th e Earl • tones of a Letter from the Agents to . Lloyd's of BRIMLIALSANIt t . In Park:lane, Joni Trinar, Esq. at Gerthr, dated May 22 : u We communioued. OR of Chippenbam Park, in the *county of Cambridge, to the 20th .instant, the capture of the Melpomene. the Right Hon. Lady HANNAH CHARLOTTa Hay, French fthate, by the RANA its attempting to force third daughter of the late Gamma Marquis of RI passage into Naples. By milkiness sort by Lord I: „tvAts. The bride *as given away by her uncle,. BURGHRIOIII4rom Florence, ivlskll arrived bare last E arl of LAFDEADAL2 : a numerous assemblige ot ilon No m e Islam% on both sides, partook of a spier'• night, we learn, that on the Ilth instant, a British did entertainment or: the happy occasion composed of his ships Tasman- Tuesday last the Society of Arts presented their nova, Al coot and Pa AT11113014 a:7llnd in the Bay Gold Medal, through their venerable President, his of Naples, and threatened to bombard the city, on Grace she Duke of 'NORFOLK, to Chevalier PAUL ru, of Munich, for improvements he on Surgical d which Madame MURAT enw immediately on board, / 6311111 Prince Caesar' to treat for the shiety of that. capitaL ostru n rn e e d n t is their i d eri o t i e ws l t e irr er nr; m a e n d t on w th e same Prince CARJATI agteed to the following eastlitions r pr esented of Tenchurcb-street, surgeon, for a new Lancet Ait. 1. The two tharaitsa sill web, Ilse odspold 'to puncture abscesses which are very Soy of Nelda 462 immediately be tieretad to Its 'Orb deeply seated. This is not the first public instance Mejest y's ships. • - '4. which Mr. Hew* has 'given of assiduity in his pun •• Art. 2. the Naval Areeeith , IllaillapAelpallbnese fie ita..fessiOn Iwe recollect the Royal College of Surgeons Hydra up. *and evniad.asrtes 11.011 4 . 0110.11 i beiiiliery a adjudged him two of their Jacksoniin Prins succe,. *dr peeler* state. . Weeks the one for the best Treatise on es loittsiea.t • Art. a. The aite•ef•hettie Alp with* Is 0 the staiinblintl. the: Mbed from. 'eternal violence," and the other on Ise: wroth s 8 the sitsetelah okonewrt w amplke bc, snug The piteous of the Eye aud appendages, with 41 0 0 * ton how di* 11. Ms kdowodoidapuseerwo. The dw best mode of treatment." • ‘ . COLCHESTER. JUNg 2. • Arrived the ASTI, Captain Dartuth, from Ostend, with passengers. She brings advice that particular, news from the frontiers was daily expected, and it *as rumoured that more than one division of the French army of the North was expected in a,body mo re meat join the KING of FRANCE. An extraordinary ove ment of II part of the French forces rendered it pro babli that hostilities would almost immediately coin. arsenate, if the junction reported did not take place. Part of our barracks are Suing with all expedition for the reception of the tick and irounded from Ostend. , TAX ON NE* PAPERS. We have already stated that wloajever - my be the fact respecting the Proprietors . 4 Costar, News pa. re's, etece of the Land n Prints view the pmpoped duty nn.the Stamp and Advertiooments thteuteifng the-free press of this country with ruin. The C 'entry News-papers have nothing i , i common with thy Lon. don, in their establishments, but presses only. Mt y of the latter are at more expeos inooe week esavall the provincial pipets fsi whole Coot ty. - - We will not vet t .ke upon us t o say that the Cum*. cull* of the gichrocan hls somethi )g else in view than mere revenue; but we have a sight to say that Were revendothe prim try object, Ce.verrne..t be careful in the firs! instance vo t MC! the Duties to which they are by lasi entitled It is a fact, and the Cl!Sters of Government cannot plead ignorance of it, that large impressions of periodic il pith:;catiofis, under the rrame of Lim; &c. ttf diffi.re4t &so- nt',ins. containing Keels: and Advertisements, ire po4lisi , ed regularly in London, some of them by !Le _revolve !isi the Geverwernt °jar, with , nit paying either thy Stamp duty or Advertisement duty !! It is also a fact, of which the Ministers 01' 'melees cannot plead ignorance, that a large rev•vie %%kith might be derived from the present Stamps on News papers, is sacrificed for the euolunient of the C elks (perhaps some of the Superiors) of v.e General l'ost Office. These traders on News-p tpers will not .:Low any Proprietor of a Paper to send News papers to our own Colonist', or to the Officers of our own Arm, s serving in foreign countries, without an ammo! fie of tour or five guineas, which they fief into their own pockets. We shall not de:ail the incohnce Vice has been experienced when remonstrances have b. en made on this subject—and that not trn.n mere C ks ostly. But we have a right to complain louily ch..; the circulation of News.pap..rs should be cr with the knowledge of Government too, tbi the private emolument of individuals who are leO by the very taxes wich are wrung Irons the industry of the rest of the community. It has long been a principle acted upon in the home circulation . that every facility should be afforded to the diffusion of Newspapers, for the sake of the levenue which they yield. Does nut common sense say 1!4.0 the same facilitiesahluid. be given to the !foreign ci:- culation And .dues ' not snond policy command British principles should, by means of the press, be diffused at wiJely as possible over the *odd. By the present system of maims . as of cps, pot one Isliwsimper goes a',A0.0.1 for one hundred that would he orde: cd, were they allowed to b e tran sm i tte d free of postage by the Packets, its they are now by the Mad Coaches. Let the Government do ids duty in this respect, and collect the rovenue which the existing laws are talenlated to yield theur, before they enth4nger the present revenue and the ruin of the psri.,dical Pit •s, by laying on neveduties, which will only prove a tortheisource of emolument to servants ct the pub lic,- who have (or ought to have) sufficient saLuits alre idy, without being allowed to evade she tairrent tf defies to which other tuklithers are statitted; aid wltilout being allowed to put the high postaew five guineas per annum into that own pocke:s. It a postage on capers tent abroad must be contiiiii . ed, It lihouhl go in aid of the public :revenue:* • • With :nth evils lictole our eyei!.Gtotsnisig under the.t facts of them, the Proprietors 4.41te -Lostat,n Newspapers will not be easily persuaded; till (nese are removed, that Revenue-alone is chi: 4 bject tt.e pre sent attack upon their property. Bat it thst be nil the:object, it becomes 4. very serious que b o,,,, f or t h e Cswitty. The ex stence of the. Free. Press tat Eng. land is of infinitely more importance to the int tests of the community . and of the world, than an expeek.d paltry revenue /50P00 it-year— . - 1 )y taxes wii.ch will not be even prouuctive ;..usi which, •iustca cf augmenting, will diminish; by its• elects on the cir. culation; the great revenue at present . &iived from hews -pipers. . • • Yesterd ty his Royal Highness the Pntyce RaGINT held a Coat at C ititon House.. His Royal High ness held a Privy Coiincil, Which was attended 11— nm Archbishop of C A NTIERBUItY, the Lon) PRIM. DINT of the COUNGIL, the Etna' Lim of VIC TRIM. Spar, the Peierntser of the BOARD ot Cox rn.ue, the - LORD CHASASERL.AIti, the Mamie of tie Hottsi., .n,l the TREASURER of the liousapuLD, 4Sce. Thursday evening the Pau.o RIUENT bad a fin merous and elegant patty to meet her Majesty the Qyzee, at Carlton House, at which they were highly delighted by a Vocal Concert. Yesterday the Princess . GOIARLOTTS of WALES, at tended by Colonel ADOIMBROICS 4 MiasCOTai t Ste. look an airing in an open carriage to &erect, retuned by Finchley Common, Highgate, under the Tutted; idol arrived at Carlton House a little before four o'clock. The Henry Freeling packet.: with a mail anJ pas. sengers from Holland, arrived at Harwich yesterday. • Lord PaNSONBY, by the last accounts trona St. Ma lee's, was residing in the interior, about ti teen mars from that place. Some of his Majesty's ship ut war had dieted' him a passage home, to prevent the chance of his detention in case of hostilities with France ; but his Lordship dedined the propesel. The Clyde, M 4 KERDY, which arrived at Limerick on Wednesday, reports, that between the Old Head et Kinsale and Cape Clear, on Saturday last, she saw a lugger and a brig ! , supposed to be. French, lire into a King's vessel, which was returned immediately by the latter ; the Clyde sheeted off, whilst a h ot fi r . was kept op from the vessels engaged. • • Fine.—This miming. between five and sir o'clock, a fire broke out on the extensive premises of Mr. Caveat, a sugar-baker, in Old Fish -street, Doctors common& It commeeced iu the interior ot the build. logs, the whole of which (and which about a month ago underwent a thorough repair) was entirely con sumed. Fortunately, on this occasion, by the prompt exertions of the firemep, its ravages - were conhned to the premises already mentioned. _ _ A bricklayer's labourer, of die name of Kelly, has been committed to Maidstone gaol, on a charge of rape upon the body of an old woman, near ashty parrot age, in a io.p garden near that town. 114A11.5 Galt. DIM 1 1 [IS DAY. Art Dux a I Dubiba - -. Waterford Lisbon France Elands/4 fiCitaltl • O aweftway IA J. A• ,0 Hambu sh . • HoU a 4 • •l• 0 O 0 A r