Star. — London, England, 1815-06-09 00:00:00

OW' Shit 1 Ai Ru pti lot d'i tht In plc a!t R: be S.; lii eig ca co trf Ot tr di to in to d: 1 • GEll3l4* AIID iO tail. AVMWhat% MAT 'ft. His koyal Highness the Crown Prince of Batavia, ~r ev ions to his depanstre to the army, addressed the 1„llowing Order of tho Day to the - Landwehr pf tirtria P.m • • Hamanistkoped isr *we, but enperallekd perfidy ; the teretny hype Critically sought to pin time, in ender to N t drwoe again what he was, so attain his object aie seesaw& ,; /me ilia Iffideasat the stag,. my man honoured and be bird whet, has granteday ardent Irish t• notch to thee sacred west, which earthen NI Gerniany M a tarsus( union; which ca , serei 'he "IMP" as wen as the thrones It iv the came of , t .y body, for eV.y body it threatened with ruin. By his majesty's ave , rflit the direction of the national arming is con g,l,l, in my ahsettea, to lieutenant-General email &kart.- 0 .41 the most stove progress of this institution, width gaarao • tees the security of Bavaria. 1 mum my sincerest thanks to all o, ov who have Mayo 'me confidence—who have tbetwelvai aro up alms, or equipped others by their eoutnbuttous.—. Should it bskpen that the Vreoeli ever penetrant into Bavaria, 1 AO W.; the brave Landwehr of Bavaria, to conqua or to for our Kong and sue c osb,,y. " GiVal as Mfiaberig, May Mb, lal 5. /styled) " LiAWIS, Crows Prism." The Hamm heat says. o the maintenance of the Russian ;troy on the. Rhine requires daily 250,000 r ttions, and 80000 tattoos. A tract of 3,900,000. inhabitants is there asssgi.ed to it, so that one portion 4 bily tads on' IS inhabitants, and one ration on 50 inubitaDts. Nassau, with 300,000 inhabitants, has t hus to bear daily 20,000 portions, and 6.000 rations. In this manner the south of Germany is assigned to t't army, &Cs *c. and ihe north, of Ger. pun y to Ilia Ptusaiatrareor. Itstriputare given IoE the portions and T 460611, specifying the number of men and horses: The nuMber of rations due to each ate not tieitVered but upon an order Evora the Com sundmic." HEIDELBERG, MAY U. Orders were received here last night to make room for the grand head quarters of Prince Schwartzen• nsisting of 20 Generals and 260 Staff and ►til.etior officers ; our garrison will therefore cross the Rune win to-morrOw. It is thought Prince Wrede's bead ua nen will go to• Deux Punts and Prince Sshwartzenberg'. tn - Manheim. On the inth of May. the birthday of our beloved Ing, his Majesty the Emperor of Russia arrived at eight in the evening at Munich, and immediately pro- ceeded to Nympheoborg. avn - ssittA AND. MAY A strong column of Austrian troops. under Gene. ril Hohenzollern. is stationed on the frontiers the Canton ot Schaffhausen. It seems to be merely a corps of observation in Upper Suabia. The allied troops concentrate themselves more and more upon the Swiss frontiers. We expect the speedy invasion ot Alsace, and the passage over the Rhine. In the night of the 2sd a large number of French troops arrived. at Huninguen and the environs. Some ilivisions, , unacquainted w i lt the country, enterecrtite e territory of Basle, the garrison of which place was immediately on foot, though it was midnight. Some musket-shot were exchanged before the mistake was il:icovered, but nobody was wounded. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. • FRIDAY, JUN* th NIL mews wroCitti Title DAY A r rwElyz ()TEAM. Reduced 117111-0 per Cu 721 73—Cass. shot...for opt. Self Navy for opt se—orip j i pre.--Eletuh s.. pr. bag Ault% 14 7-16tbe t —Exchequer illes par, to 4e. pre. The Chancellor, Prince Hardenberg, was to leave Vienna to-day, and is expected Isere at the beginning of next week. FRANKFORT, JUNE I. To-day the entire defeat of the King of Naples will be celebrated by discharges of artillery along the whole line of the allied army. from Bade to Mentz. The French frigate the Pomona. taken in the Me diteszanean, has been carried into Palermo. 'She first Russian army which comes by Nurem. berg and Bamberg toAls.Upper Maine, consists of 90,000 men ; the Mcond, at 80,00 k will uttered it sits position till "the 'arrival of the third army, why/eh is in full march from Poland. HAGUE, JUNE:. His Majesty bad resolved, that during the present w*r against Napoleon Bonaparte, and at all event! till the end of the year, the national militia may be employed even beyond the frontiers of the Kingdom. JUN a 4.—Their Higbonqges the Princesses Dowager of Orange and Brunswick, returned to this town on Thursday, in good health. • VIENNA, MAY es. His Majesty the King of Saxony having signed on the 20th the act of cession to Prussia, with some mo dilications, two Royal Commissioners set out yester day for. Dresden to replace the Prussian Provisional Government. His Majesty intends, after the Sove reigns are gone, tp see what is curious in Vienna, and then in about a fortnight to return to his dominion% It is stillancertain what will be published respecting the basis of the new German Constitution, all not being yet agreed upon ; to-day will be the last con- L ference on this subject. All the Ministers and Am bassadon of all the Courts leave Vienna nest week, as with the departure of Princes Metternkh and Har denberg all negociations• here are at an end. The Ambassadors as invited to follow the Sovereigns to the field. This morning Lietiten.int-Gener4l 'Baron Ltristit- Gni Arrived in Downing street; with dispatches from the Duke of WSLLINGTON I General LINSINGIN landtd at Dovor last night from Ostend, and pro ceded to Town immediately. A Dutch and Flanders Mail arrived by the same Picket. The Allied Troops ate still pouring in toward the Rhine. but no hostilities have been com mitted. The following are Extracts r BRUSSELS, JUNE s. A Prussian corps of 50,000 men, of all arms, with a fine train of artillery, is assembling near Huy, to b.: reviewed. Prince Blucher, the Princes of Anholt, Oldenburgh, Saxe-Weimar, and other Otß , cas of high rank, are gone thither. The army of Prince Blucher has been lately again reinforced by a corps of 10,000 men, which has come tv.m the right bank of the blaese, and it makes now ti.e finest body of men that Prussia ever bad under General VAndamme, who commands the French abut Mezieres, Sedan, Amoy, and Civet, turned to the left, in order to be in nearer communication w t!le army of the North•; and on the other hand, our part of the army of the Moselle has been posted ararer to the Ardennes. The garrisons of all the fortresses on the French frontiers are now composed of National Guards, whom the citizens ore obliged to feed and lodge, and also to give them daily a sum of money; and those Allow ottachment to the King is the most notorious, are particularly kept down by this measure, which lives cause for great dissatisfaction. At Dunkirk, itnous disturbances have mien: many persons have I 'an arrested there ; some have been sent to Lille, to e sentenced there; others have been seat as prisoners istate to the Castle of Ham. Ath 'is fortifying : ROO men are employed in Istegthening the works, and the foitress will soon vt is a formidable state of defame. It is arynsed that the Grand Head-quarters are Ong to be . restovod to Tournay. • DIUMELS, lUNZ s. His Majesty the King of the Netherlands made his , elan entry into Liege tbo day before yesterday at • iree in the afternoon. amid she acclamations of an :atomise Multitude that collected on his way to en. :1 his presence. They wthe (mm Wahine that it is certain the .!vereivis Mil fix their head-quarters there. It is • vrereaded eft Loeb tosapaites vrio had 1,061841 . 4 1 110 I the 1 4001p1ik.... Sectithesseetral ea-- at Rome, has asked lot passports to France, dieltie and Ps ; 1 1444 . 1)1'4 Ili* b . , it 0 116; a n d also the 111111214. MAY ab. !r ll . l O * the. 'WY Sees Goat de His Majesty the Ki *4.1 strive today at Char. u.. • • lattenberg. To-morrow there is to be a grand review . A r """Arnils MAT 110 . &O is the Park of ill the Guards in *artisan here; M. paragraphs in public papers respecting the They - all break np neat Saturday with the body have induced the Pru ss i an Surgeon-General h°44ll', to 'mush -at Dassa4d r', a de - I.j And very lath guard at Potsdam, to proceed to Frankfort on the Maine. Only the depot ctimpanies remain at Berlin. f , 44 ..; .._ 1017.acft1un " 11°s P itlis "'Wig" for The Crown Prince and his cousin Prince Frederick "" 11.11 accompany the battalions under their command.-- Prince William, the King's brother, se; out to-day to his command hs the artist on the Rhine. The King's second son, Prince William, accompanies his Father in the field. . s • nth interning we received a letter from an Officer in the army, dated the tith, • which states that every arrangement had been made fie a gene►al attack, will& was momentarily expected ; the army was the Aiglim spiritkand in every respect ready to meet the enemy. The Minister's propowl to lay an additional half pent!, on the Stamps of News-papersy . .aftera motion of alinendmeat, by Sir J. Niwrour, that the duty shout, continue at .threepenci halfpenny, which was negatived, was last night agreed to by the House of Commas. Iu carrying this measure the Mioister will, au long, verity the quaint proverb of Ike" twin slid tofishl" The tax will pot only be et - 1 psodtsctive, but occailnft a de prey in the present revenue': and is, at, the' same time,highi; The public press has been of great service to the State and .to the morals of the country ; nor has it ever failed to perform its duty on all great and trying occasions—witness its exertions during the ADDING. TON Administration. When threatened with invasion, and when the Minister, duly appreciating the loyalty of the people, proposed to arm the general popula. don, Ms eVewritaiter true fleeted the rime lekskieratust. On this great question there were no party politics the nation was roused to exert its energies, and came forth as armed volunteers with a unanimity, zeal, and fervour which no engine but the press could have called into action. But why dwell on a single event, creditable as it was to the Minister, and glorious to the Nation ! Look at the present.state of Europe ! When the world had become mad—when even wise and well meaning men had been deprived of their senses, and vainly expected the triumph of Liberty and the ame lioration of the general condition of mankind—when, on the contrary. anarchy, war, murder, and atheism, had nearly destroyed all the bands of society, and ba nished justice and morality from the earth ! When Europe appeared to be reverting to absolute barba rism, what mighty power averted theselevils ?—The -Ministers•of this country ? Nu ! —nothing but the Free Press of Great Britain! The powers of thii mighty engine have never been properly appreciated by any Administration If they had, instead of- fetteiing and cramping its move ments by injudicions taxation, by winking at restraints on its foreign extension, for the private dnolument of public servants, who are fed by the very revenue which is thus injured, and by-viewing its general ten dencies with a jaundiced eye—instead of panning measures calculated to repress itg euergies. they would have *glven it every encouragement to promote the diffusion of its productions over the civilized world, as the most powerful of all the means that could be employed to destroy the pernicious infernal doctrines of the French revolutionary system. Wise architects are always careful not to do any thing that can endanger the principal supports of an edifice. if Mr. VANSITTART wouli prove himself a wise Minister, he will yet pause before he enforce a tax which will tend to destroy the best prop of the happiness and independence, not only of Britain, but of Europe. So far will he'be from pursuing his pre sent system, that he will reverse it, and do every thing in his power to promote the circulation of Eng lish News-papers all over the world, at the cheapest possible rate. It the Press of Britain, in spite of the impolitic duties and restraints with which it bas been loaded. has been able to effect so much as it has, for the benefit of mankind, what couldit not accomplish were it to receive that fostering protection, which a wise end enlightened Government should bestow upon it ? What ! endanger so many positive benefits for the bare chance of obtaining a paltry revenue of £50,000 a-year !!—We shall still hope that, at any rate, the Minister will not persist in laying an additional half penny on the Stamp, but be satisfied with the addi tional duty of six-pence on each Advertisement. Last sight, the Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES ho notated Covent-Garden Theatre with her presence to see the Play of the Sinner, and the Farce of the Fariant.of War. The marriage of the Duke of CUMBERLAND with the Princess Dowager of SOLMS, was to be celebrated at Strelitz on the 28th ultimo. A GICATKATRIMONIAL AND POLITICAL ALLIANCE. A strong proof of the perfect harmony and friendship which subsists between the Emperor of AUSTRIA and the illustrious Bouttaus, is about to be affoded to the Political world, by an intended alliance between the Due be Bantu, the son of MONSIEUR, the KING'S brother, and :t Princess of Ausvnti, the sister of the ill-destined MARIA LOT:ISA. A general meeting of the Proprietors of Drury-Line Theatre, was held at the Crown and Anchor 1 avern on Wednesday, when the following gentleioen were appointed to manage the business of the Theatre for ,the next three years, viz.—The Earl of Esibc, Lord BERM:, the Hon. D. KINNAIRD ) the Hon. CAVENDISH BEAIibIIAW, and P. MOORE, ESC'. Mr. WHITBREAD made a retiring speech on the occasion, and thanks were unanimously voted to him for his eminent past services on behalf of the concern. Film—This morning, about half.past two o'clock, a dreadful fire broke out at the Bell In n, Wood-street, Cheapside. It was first discovered in the cellar of the tap, and communicated to the Commercial COffee House, and back warehouses, which were consumed ; all the property in the warehouses, consisting princi pally of hardware, being a Birmingham House, was destroyed. We are sorry to add, a person who lodged in the back pan of the yard, was seen several times at the window attempting to get out; but the floor gave way, and he unfortunately perished. The body was found a few hours afierwerds in a mutilated state. By the caution of the inhabitants, all the horses were . . Me AR Mr. The 9th ties Drag, wkns. sullenly in-deteti from It hind. egpect Was forthwith, to entb.ok tor the Ne 4114144. In consequelce of the Depot of the Royal Horse Coatis 114%1 g bean orkiered to he stati. , ned in the Barracks, 1.1 ) 1 -.ratit e the Win Ale duty is to be when by the 14th Light Drai t tions. The lirp Aso!' the 29. ti, 79t' 4n 9'2d Regimrntr, c. Pp. are Mauler., are to hi 1 , 40 - inted As follow% t—..the o thr 21 , 1% in tip• Lie ut Wight, 'Oda' of taw 700 and 92J in Scotlind. NAV4L INTE„LIGEACE. AIR DIM • 0 1 • 0 0 • 1 0 0 1 - e 1 MAILS THIS DAY. WM. OUR 31111ib • • I 1 1 Lisbon Watotord • .. 0 1 1 Francs Guaranty and Jenei 0 0 I Flaildvrt Umlaute& 1 1 I Golteiiburgh liellaall - 0 0 Malta 'DOVER, JUNE 8. .ri4 Princess Charlotte extra packet, arrived last night from Ostend, as did 4M A from CAA's. BO SIAPAATZ is reported to have se. out tat j. in !.is army. Sailed the King George packet, C4ptai , l KiNo, last evettlag for Ostend, with a mail and r.sseiigers. Arrived this day the Lord Dolman packs -t, tr,irrt Ostend,•with a mail, and Lietiteaant-Geitti .1 13 iron 44 1 14ggesst , with dispatches from the D..ke td ‘V EL riGT3*. Tire 132r0n set off for sown wain alter his arrival. The Nymph extra packet is also arrived •from (Mend. The Russian troops are .:xi actcti to juin the Allied.- forces by the Igth or 14th itist nt. Sailed this morning the Lark passage vessel for Ostend, with passengers; the Princess Charlotte will sail this evening. DEAL, JUNE 8. . . Arrived and sailed for the River the Benjamin . Shaw, LEWIS, from St: Domingo ; Mown N 0.1116 sloop lo€ war, from a mite off Dungeness; Perceval, Prompt, and several other transports, from Ostend, and remain with several other ships of war and trans parts?—Wind E. RAMSGATE, JUNE s. Arrived this morning from Ostend, the Marshal Blucher packet, with a number of passengers; the Blucher has bad a tine tun over in six hours and a half: she brings no news. 'the Relief, horse transport, sailed this morning for Deptford. Arrived this morning on their way to Ostend, to join their lawful Sovereign Lows XVIII. Lieutenant-General the Baron Ds BartriLtdsc and Lieutenant-General the 'M aqiiis Da LA mattava they came from London. Between 40 and .50 fine horses, belonging to General Sir LOWRY Cots and Suf. reached here last evening to embark fur the Netherlands. FALMOUIH, JUNE 6. Arrived the Cnotilda, FLATLW, from Norfolk; and sailed again for London.—Wind W. fine weather. PLYMOUTH, /UNE 7. Came in the SLANLY bIC/Op of war, from a ernize. The Matilda, of this peon, CUMMINGS master, from Jamaica, passed up Channel this morning, a running ship, in 27 days. Sailed the Ztvlandat Dutch man .of war, bound to Holland.—Wind S. TORBAY, JUNE 7. Arrived his Majesty's ships Tuitirs and Twit% from Portsmouth, bound to America. poarsmuuTH. JUNE Arrived his Majesty's ship JUNO 4, !rom Vreerness; the &CART, from HAlifils, With a mail; the Barbara, LINDSEY, from New Providence, and will Lill to morrow, for the ItiversioWind NV. HARWICH, JUNE B. Arrived the Dana packet, with a mail and pas sengers from HAmburgh. GRAVESEND, JUNE 8. Arrived the Simon Cock, Warren, from Berbice; the Latona, Lovie, from Demerara. Several transports passed here today from Ostend, &e. Sailed the Swift, Dearman, for Ehineur; the Claudine, Welch, for Batavia; Pilchard, Paprill, for Cape Coast Castle; Nimble, Marylon, and Brother', Mane, for Cott; the Charleston packet, Hess, fur Havre; Johanna Wilhelmitia, l►,is ter, for Hamburgh ; and the bran Magnus, Nelson, fur Got teoburgh. This morning Halifax Papers arrived to the 16th of May, but they contain no news whatever. The Constitution American frigate put into Ma ranham the 2d April, and sailed again on the 13th. BATHING•—Mr. W. WYNNE'S Bill to permit Baikal he the River Thaws, recites the Clause of the Thames Police Act, which a prevents persons from undressing themselves, and bathing on the shore of the River, under the penalty of 20e." and, after declaring such provisions unnecessary and inexpedient, enacts that they be repealed. A poor woman, of the name of Margaret Steel, No. 8, New-street, Chapel-street, Westminster, wife to a private in the Foot Guards now serving under the Duke of. Watxtuerrotr, was delivered, at inter vals, of tout children, the two first of whom are likely to do well, but the other two were still burp. We are informed that the Extensive and valuable Collection of Books, in rim Department of Litera ture, forming the Stock of the late Firm of %VHLTa, COCHRANE, and Co. Fleet.street, continues selling, with a discount of ten per cent. from the market prices.—Catalogues on the premises. MUIR:A.—The Second, and concluding Volume. of the TRAVELS of Professor LICATENSTEIN in this in teresting Country, hitherto so imperfectly known, is at length published. It comprises the Continuation of his Journey through the Karoo ; a Tour to the District of Zuellentfam, &c.; a Journey into the Countries of the Bisjesmans, the Corans, and the Beetjuans, a People never before visited by Euro- . pesos ; an Excursion to the Borders of the Rogge. veld; a Journey to Bosjesveld and Tulbagh, and the Return to Europe. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, JUNE 9.—What little fine Wheat was left over from Wednesday's market sold readily this morning at Monday's prices, but there is no demand for the inferior qualities. Barley is very dull sale, and rather cheaper. White Peas being in demand, are 63. per quarter dearer. In Oats, Beans, and other articles, no alteration. EMEENFIELD MARKET, JUNE 9. Beef 4s $1 to 5s 111.1 Veal • ise od to 7a 40 Mutton 4s ad to 55 11:1 1 Park es OJ TO 7s 4d Lamb as to as ed. Beasts 670—Sheep and Lambe s,7Bo—Calves Rao—Pigs 300 HAY ANt) STRAW, PER LOAD. Meadow Hay 41 os to 51 Os I Cluva 61 Os to 71 as , ZPl' 111 s. e. By the exertion of the inhabitants, all the horses Meadow Hay 41 os to 51 Os 1 Clova 81 Os to 71 OS e saved. Straw set 11s to in' ISt. LAON, MAY $7. The six corpseornmanded by General Count La. bsu becomes daily stronger- It consists of four divi sions of infsntry and four divisions of cavalry ; it may be . estimated at 304300 osen eselotivoir of 40,000 chosen Natiboal Guards, who make a part of it. The stoops composiag it are distributed in our neighbourhood, and extend from Guise to Beauvais. VENICE, MAY 2G. The following is the speech made by his Imperial Highness the Archduke John, on receiving the ho mage in our city : 44 Vantruans I—His Majesty the Emperor and King has sent me to receive from you, in his name, the homage of your fidelity. As an affectionate fa•. Cher to Ins aubjects, those relations will always be dear to him ; and he will prefer those which are the best adapted to draw closer the sacred ties that unite the Prince with the Nation. He has lately given you the most convincing proofs of his paternal care; and expects therefore from you the feelings Of sincere attachment and inviolable fidelity. 44 If nature has favoured you by the union of all the goods from which public welfare is derived, the union with 28 millions of happy fellow-subjects, under an energetic and paternal government, will afford new means to make your fine consul prosperous and flourishing. This will be the constant atod chief ob ject of the care of your Sovereign, who wishes for nothing more eagerly than to be able - to hasten the moment when his august presence, in these interest ing provinces, shall fulfil the wishes of his faithful subjects." GLUM, MAY CO. Lord Bentinek set out on the 17th for London. On the day of his Holiness's departure, the Pro ,vincial Goverpos of the Duchy of Genoa, with his Staff, waited on him, and had the honour to kiss his band. His Holiness expressed his entire satisfaction with the proofs of esteem and zeal given him both by the Governor and the inhabitants. Before his dept.• tore he sheered himself on the balcony, gave his bene di;tioni'aad said, in aloud vuice, as Goo will protect the Genoese."—He then departed for Campo Mar rone, attended by a detachment of carabineers, several of the noble guard, and an immense concourse of peo ple. On the evening before his departure his Holiness called all de guard of honour, expressed his satis faction, and promised to send each of them a token of remembrance from Rome, desiring for tfiis pur pose a list of their names, and asking if they had any request to make.. The Consmaadant gave him the lin g and begged,. in the names of all, an entire abso. lotion at the hour of death for cash of them, which his Holiness gave not only to them, but to every Member of their families. His Holiness wen also saluted on his departure by a discharge of 53 guns from the batteries of the harbour. ' Cardinals Ceilidh and Lima left us on Wednesday' the first is gone to Puma, of which he is Aeslibi-