Star. — London, England, 1814-06-13 00:00:00

DUTCH PAPERS. BRUSSELS, JUNE T. Though the Treaty of Peace does not speak of the future lot of Belgium, we are certain that some of the Belgium Provinces will have the advantage of being joined to a neighbouring State. It is affirmed, that the State, of which we are to make a part, is to have for its boundary the Wt bank of the Meese, from Venlo to below Denant. The province of Luxemburg, 4 part of the Ardennes, the province of Limburg, and Austrian Guelderland, are to be given to another power. The cantons ceded to France are a mere rec i6cation of the frontier, these parts of our territory lying in the midst of the French frontier, have often occasioned differences between the two powers. BASLE, MAY sA. The Emperor of Austria is espected here on the sth June. A great many officers are here belonging to the allied troops, that are returning over the Rhine. It is observed that many of them are dissatisfied with France. ALSACE, MAY 26. The continuance of so many Austrian Officers in Alsace causes frequent disputes with the French Officers. The Green boughs which they wear has partly occasioned this. The Magistrates have taken serious measures to prevent such scenes in future, stnd forbidden all persons to insult the allied troops. CAILI..StLIHE, MAY 26. As soon as peace is signed, our Sovereign will go to France, with which our country will probably again confine, as we are to hive, it is said, a large track of country on the left bank of the Rhine, and cede a part on the right bank. HAGUE, lUNE s. The news of the Peace has inspired a lively joy here ; we were eager to see what advantages were stipulated for our country, which, for these twenty five years, has suffered so much. We can find only that we are to have an increase of territory, probably a great part of Belgium. It is pretty certain that we recover most of our Colonies, but we fear some sacri fices will be required of us on another side." FRENCH P. 4 P.ERS. PARIS, JUNE 8. The King has ordered the formation of five com missions on the subject of the marine, to examine the claims of officers, to investigate the propriety of al terations ip the naval regulations, &c. Admirals Ganteaume, Missiessy, Rosily, Emeriau, &c. are the principal members of these Commission*, Besides the six companies of body-guards there are to be added to the King'sshousehelti troops , four com panies of Ilfourgudairm, two companies of light horse, and two of gens-d'artne3 ; each of the connsanieh to be .SOU strong. NUREMBERG, MAY 29. We learn that the Prussian Minister, Baron Stein, is to repair to Vienna, to assist at the Congress, which will open on the 16th of July. This Minister, it is said, will represent the Emperor of Russia, and will preside at the Congress. It is now decided that Ans pact, and Bayreuth, which it was expected would be united to Prussia, are to belong to Bavaria. Prussia will obtain some compensation on the left bank of the Rhine. The German journals assert, that a great part of Belgium will 40 united to Holland ; and that France has refused, in a positive manner, to cede Alsace, for which ample compensation was offered her. MADRID, MAY 25. Lord Wellington, Duke of Ciudad Rodrigo, yes terday afternoon entered this capital. He was re ceived with all the honours due to his rank, and to those eminent services of which the Spanish nation bill preserve an eternal recollection. At:mitted to an audience of the King, the Noble Lord kissed his raj, sty% hand, as well as those of the Infants. His Maje.ty received him with the expression of those sen timents which he has inspired in the reigning family, and in all Spaniards sincerely attached to their King aad country.—Moniteur. We had hoped that the return of the King, the ge neral joy which it excites, and the immense benefits which may be conferred on a nation, tormented by a l such as that we have experienced, would have :d to our journal writers, discussions useful to .neral interest, or at least a respectful silence...- seems we are condemned (only for a short time dess) to listen to the ridiculous declamations of %, who obstinately edits a pamphlet, entitled ~ or the La Mania It is stuffed with .s without charity,• and shameless personalities, must speeddy c,,use its suppression. The King -ow wanting such dangerous and unskilful de 1: expect to-day the Duke of Ciudad Rodrigo. , illustrious Englishman, nationalised, so to speak, 1 7,st us, will doubtless have some influence in the ; council ; his enlightened mind may be as use- , us as his military talents. Burgos, the arrival of the King excited the same isiasm as at Cordova and Seville ; and if his Ma orders had not repressed the effervescence, is no excess which the people would not have committed. The mere suspicion of having been fa- Wourable to the Cortes, or of having served in the esta iment of Joseph, was sufficient to endanger the __ n. liberty of a citizen. We should be unfortunate Indeed, if our fate were to depend on these revolu tionary decisions, of which the instigators themselves U ' thisurould be the least of the mischief) would be the rst Tiede:cis. There are numbers of Spaniards to We owe gratitude for having accepted posts worild have been much worse filled by fo reigners. Mail6.—Yesterday the King honoured with his presence the theatre la Cruz, and will visit that of the Principe to-morrow. This is a more important cir iumstance than might at first imagined; it forms ; al an since the acce of the House of era in Spain Bourbon. - Though Ferdinand 1.. as well as his 011611, was paisionately fond of music, he caused a theatre to be fitted up in his palace of Buen-retiro, stra't'be might not shew himself in a box at a public theatre. We draw a faionrable Oaten froth this pro ieedift of our young king, which appears so natural to the Parisians. 'Here, our theologians are not corn -1 y'agreed on the point ; but it drew, that the Ling is not governed by the timid seruplei of easuisti enl - P'°lid to direct his conscience ; or rather that he Maje.ty timents and in a aad cow We hi neral jo: which n • tempest iiictated the gent rout it se doubtlei a monk, Atalaya, aernims which n is far fn fenders. We I That ill amongs Lng's tbl to w At B Andiusil -there is commit iourab Withal< life or I fndeed i tionary (and tt the firs whom which selves MAI preseol Priricy iumat WI era Bourb Oaeon the= tha'tb theati4 ite4io to ;be . t el ' r'P4 has selected one whose severity is not alarmed by the' innocent pleasures which civilized nations derive from the Fine Arts. Some persons continue to be arrested ; the greater part of them are exiled from Madrid. VIENNA, MAY 28. Many German Princes have already taken lodge ings for the period of the Congress. Our city will be very brilliant ; for, as the fate of Germany will be decided at this assembly, all the Princes will repair hither in person or by representatives, to enforce their rights or claims. BASLE, JUNE 5. ' . A little agitation prevails in some of the Swiss cantons. Parties have been formed who complain that all authority has been resumed by the Patrician families. This spirit of discontent particularly ap. pears in the cantons of Berne, Friburg, and Soleure. At Soleure, on the 2d of June, matters were push ed to a great length. A body of peasants appeared before the gates of the town, which were shut : 600 of them cleared the walls, and took possession of the arsenal. It seems their intention to change the form of government. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1814. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. Reduced 70i4 71 701—Cons. shut—for ace. 72i 73 724 4 per Cr. 85t 86—.-Bank Long Anna. 174 Otnniam, 61, 7;63 —India Bonds, nothing done. Exchequer Bills, nothing done. Paris Papers of Thursday lase, are now before us. They contain an account of the arrival and flattering reception of the Duke of WELLINGTON at Madrid. — The POPE entered Rome on the 24th of May. We regret to learn, that in some of the Swiss Cantons, considerable dissatisfaction prevails.—Berne, Fri. bourg, and Soleure, are the places in which this spirit has Leen manifested. The peasants and middling classes complain that the old Patrician families have resumed possession of their estates. At Soleure the peasants have seized upon the arsenal, and declared themselves in a state of insurrection. The number of Botiaranres Senators who have been excluded from the list of Louis XVIII. amounts to fifty-three ; of these twenty-three are foreigners, and the remaining thirty are understood to have been personally obnoxious to the BonnaoNs. Those who sat upon the trial of Louts XVI. and all who had any share in the detestable murder of the Duke d'Et4;titEN, are, of course, excluded. The proceedings of the French Chamber of Depu ties of the Sth instant, present nothing of interest. A Dutch Mail has also arrived. Extracts from the Papers brought by it will be found in a preceding column. Her Royal Highness the Princess of WALES had a large party last night, at her residence in Connaught. place. The Marchioness of SALISBURY had a dress party yesterday evening, at her house in Arlington-street, which was attended by the Royal Sovereigns, and a numerous assemblage of distinguished fashionables. The Marquis of STAFFORD gives an elegant enter tainment this day, to their Majesties the Emperor of RUSSIA, King of Pttussm, and a numerous party of distinguished personages, at his house in Cleveland- square. The Grand Review of the brigade of Foot Guards, Horse Guards (Blue), and several other corps of ca valry and infantry, is to take place to-morrow. The 4th regiment i. ordered up from Colchester, to join the Stafford Militia, to take the London duty during the absence of the Guards. This morning the whole of the Queen's Bays, from 'Wcodbridge, with the exception of the three troops that farm part of the Guard of Honour at St. James's, marched along the New•road, for Hounslow Barracks. The Archduchess MARIA LOUISA arrived on the 21st ult. at the Imperial Chateau of Schozabrunn, and was niet at a short distance by the EMPRESS.— The Austrian Journals, and even the Conti Gazette, no longer prefix the Imperial title to her name. The German Papers speak with the utmost con fidence of the intended marriage of the Duke of CUMBERLAND with the l'riacess FREDERICA, sister of the late Queen of rItU-SIA, and widow of the Prince of SoLsts BusoNkuu.s. The Duke arrived at Berlin from So elitz on the 24th ult. The French 'garrison of Hamburgh consisted of about 12,000 men, and that of Magdeburg, including the sick, of from 18 to 20,00) men. Among the latter were 1000 Neapolitans, and 3000 Dutch, who of course were to proceed to their respective countries. On being liberated some disputes, it is said, took place between the Neapolitans and French, respecting the tyranny exercised by BONAPARTE over Italy, which was followed by upwards of 40 duels, when four French and nine Neapolitan Officers lost lives. Saturday afternoon the CHAMBERLAIN of the City of London delivered, at Guildhall, with the usual formalities, to Lords .Beanstrofto and HILL, the swords voted to those gallant Officers, for their long and me ritorious services, which he accompanied with an ap propriate speech. Lord BERESFORD made a short but handsome reply, declaring it to be the proudest day of his life, when he received this honourable dis tinction from the Citizens of this great metropolis, and professing his readiness to employ the sword thus be stowed on him by their liberality, whenever he should receive his Sovereign's commands to resume his mili tary duties for the defence and honour of his coun try. Lord HILL spoke nearly to the same effect. It is not easy to express the enthusiasm which the' ap pearance of those veterans produced. They were greeted on all sides with the loudest cheering. Yesterday being the first Sunday in Trinity Term, the LORD MAYOR and Sheriffs went in state from' the Mansion-house, accompanied by 4eyeral Aldermen, &c. and attended by the City Marshals and other City Olgcers, to St. 'Paul's Cathedral, and met the Judses, etc.* where a SeOnon was preached by his Lordship's Chaplain Ale/ which they proceeded to the Man sion•house, and partook of a luxurious banquet. • THE NEW LOW,. The Loan for the service of 181+, viz. £18,500,000 for England, and Je5,5t10,000 for Ireland, was con tracted for, this day, (the lists having made a similar offer) by Messrs. BARNES, STEERS, and RICARDO and Messrs. BARING, J. J. ANGERSTEIN and GEORGE WARD; BARWIS, aus, and Co. and TROWDR and BATTY& ,roe lute £BO Reduced S per Cents. SO S per Cents. Navy for every £lOO Ster. subscribed. 23 10 3 per Cent. Consols. The Dividend upon the 3 per Cent. Reduced to commence from April last, and on the 3 per Cent. Consols and Navy 5 per Cents. from July ;—and the fitst Half-Yearly Dividends on Reduced, becoming due 10th October—and on 3 per Cont. Consols and Navy 5 per Cents. becoming due sth January, 1815 —to be exempted from the Property Tax. Discount after the rate of 4 per Cent. per Ann. for Payments made in full. PAYMENTS. First Payment, Thursday, 16 hue - XlO per Cent. 2 Do. Friday, 22 July - 10 Do. 3 Do. Monday, 29 August, IS Do. 4 Do. Friday, 16 September, 10 Do. 5 Do. Friday, 21 October, 1S Do. 6 Do. Friday, 18 November, 10 Do. 7 Da. Friday, 23 December, 10 Do. 8 Do. Friday, 20 Jan. 1815, 10 Do. La.t Do. Friday, 17 February, 10 Do. X 100 BIDDINGS OF THE DIFFERENT LISTS. Messrs. Barnes, Steers, and Ricardo") Bariog, J. J.Angersten, and I Geo. Ward; Barwis, Ellis, I. £23. 10s. S per Ct. Cons. and Co.; and Trower and . ] Batt ye - - NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. ARR. DIM a 0 O 0 O Q 1 0 MAILS. ARE. DU t. Malta 1 tt Heligoland 0 1 i St. Sebastian -. • 1 0 1 Holland FALMOUTH. JUNE 9. Arrived the brig Jane, Capt. SIIIPLING, from L verpool, to wait convoy for Palermo and Messina ; brig R.tblcy, Captain CAMPBELL, from Liverpool, to wait convoy for Maranham. Sailed the George, Cap tain WELLsToon, to join the East India and Brazil . convoy off this port, (23 sail), with a fine wind at East. Arrived the Darlington packet, and Harvey, from the Mediterranean,. with mails. Dublin - Waterford Qottenburgh - rance PLYMOUTH, JUNE IL An ;ye,' the Gloire and Peryelle frigates. and Au gusta ditto, (All French ships) from Brest ; Printemps cutter, from ditto. Sailed the SEALARK sloop of war, with a fleet for Ireland.—Wind E.N. E. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 12. This day arrived his Majesty's ships REYNARD and BITTERN, from the Downs; l'Esmtatict and Eu- GENE, from Cherburgh. Sailed for Chetburgh his Majesty's ships IMPREGNABLE, MONTAGU, CHATHAM, BEDFORD, STIRLING CASTLE, NORGE, BUCEPHALUS, MAGNIFICENT, ARCHER, and two Russian frigates. Sailed the SURLY cutter, to the Westward ; Com merce, PnounLoci, from Bourdeaur for the River, with wines. Went out of harbour his Majesty's ships NEWCASTLE and ANTELOPE* The PROSPERO takes convoy to Spain, Portugal, and the Mediterranean. The TARTARUS takes convoy to Ireland. His Ma jesty's ship CALYPSO issues instructions to vessels bound to Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Quebec, New Brunswick, and Bermuda, but the fleet will be pro tected by the ANTELOPE.—Wind E. DEAL, JUNE IL Arrived his Majesty's ship NYMPIIEN, from Bou logne ; and several merchantmen, coasters, and. col. lieu, from the Westward, and sailed for their dif ferent destinations. Sailed Ossian, BLACK, to the Eastward.—Remain his Majesty's ships and victual ling transports as before.—Wind S. W. Wednesday se,'nnight, a small wherry sailed from Lochgilphead, in Inverary, with 13 men and one women, for Silverkraigs on Lochfine, for bark for their nets. On theirtassage their sails suddenly backed, when she iqm*diately went to the bottom, and all on board perished. During the visit of the Foreign Monarchs to the Bank on Saturday, a Gentleman belonging to the Stock Exchange requested Marshal &mina to do him the favour of standing Sponsor for his child, who was to be baptized on that day: The Veteran pc. litely thanked him for, what he was pleased to call, the honour, and assured him, that, although he could not spare time to attend in person, he would certainly send one of his Aides-de-Camp as his proxy, and which of course he did not fail to perform, though the dis tance was not trifling, being at Kentish Town. CORN MARKET, MARK-LANE, JUNE 13. We had but a moderate supply of Wheat this morning, when that of fine quality sold readily at last Monday's prices, but all other descriptions are unsaleable and nominal in value ; Barley is from is. to 2s. per quarter cheaper; Oats are full Is. per quar ter lower than on this day week, but brisker sale than on Friday. In other articles no alteration. Wheat, Kent and Essex, 40 White Peas, 46,. SU boilers, 765. per quarter 545. 581. Ditto, Suffolk, 565. 72a. Grey Peas, 408. 44.. Ditto , Norfolk, 561. 82s. Small Beans, 401.445. Rye, 335. 355. Tick Ditto, 361.405. Barly, 265. 341. Oats, Potatoe 265. 30s. Mak, 645. 70s. Ditto, Poland , 20s. 251. Hour, 60s. 654. per Sack. Oats, Feed, 1 Ss. 211 s. 1011102. Wheat, Dantsk, 649. 765. Rye, 325. 945. Ditto, Baltic Red, 565. 645. Barley, tos. 345. Ditto, Harnbro' or Brenton, I Oats, Feed. 20s. 241. '4Bs. 565. Ditto, Brew, 24.. 20s. SMITHFIELD MARKET, JUNE 13. Beef bs 4d to 61 4d I Veal 7s Od to Ss 03 Mutton Go Od to 7s Od Pork 7s od to S. Od Lamb 2. Od to 9s Od. Boasts, I e 50..Sbeep and Lambs 12,430.-Caktta l 1 50-PiSs 260. Rona EXCURSION TO WOOLWICH. This morning, at nine o'clock, the PRINCE REGENT, accompanied by the Emperor of RUSSIA, the King o f P RUS S I A, Marshal BLuctica , C ount PLATOFF, and al l the Illustrious Visitors, at present in this country, ern. barked on board the Admiralty Barges, at Whitehall Stairs, under a Royal Salute, and proceeded down the River to Woolwich, to view the Dock Yard, Arsenal, and NELson man of war, now ready for launching. —The whole of the barge; belonging to the Admi ralty, the Navy, and Ordnance Boards, the City Com panies, the launches of the ENTEnesuzr, and the men of war at Deptford and Woolwich, formel part of the procession, together with several large buts witl, bands of music. Lord MELvILLE; and the Lords IA the Admiralty, as also the Comptroller and Commi , .. sioners of the Navy, appeared in their respective ur.l. forms. The sight on the River was grand beyond description ; thousands of hcr.tb were seen scudallng along; every wharf saluted the Sovereigns, and all the ships in the River were dressed in their colours. INTENDED ;WITT° P2I2TSMOL PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 1 t. As a prelude to the Imperial and Royal visit whir+, is about to take place at this port,' his Royal High ness the Duke of CLARENCE, Admiral of the Fleet, arrived here on Wednesday afternoon, on board his Majesty's ship INIFREGNAntx, Captain ADAM, accost'. panted by the Chatham, Rear-Admiral Lulus ; Bed ford, Captain WALKER Jason, Hon. Captain KING ; Caliope, Captain Cono, and Sparrow, Captain Loci:. The King's Yachts, Royal Sovereign, Sir XIAI,IItD Bettay, and Royal Charlotte, Rear-Admiral Eviats, arrived the preceding day. This visit of the Duke's WAS not announced until the Impregnable saluted is the offing. His Royal Highness landed at the New ' Sally Port, accompanied by the Hon. Captain BLACK. WOCD, Captain of his Royal Highness's fleet, Captain ADAM, and several other Officers, and was received by Admiral Sir RICIIARD Bich:woe, Bart. Lieute nant-General I iousrous, Lieutenant-General FISHER, Rear-Admiral Sir HOME PCNIAM, the Aids-de-Camp of the Generals, a train of Naval Officers, a guard of honour with the colours and band of Royal Ma. rines, &c. &c. He walked to the residence of Sir R. BICKERTON, attended by those who received him on landing, and soon after a salute was fired from the platform battery. On Thursday morning his Royal Highness at tended the parade, with General Hotivrova, when several Officers were introduced to him, and visited the Government House, and the Hon. Commissioner GREY in the Dock Yard, &c. Yesterday his Royal Highness went up the harbour, and tkis morning left for London, from whence he is not expected to re turn till the latter end of next wetk. The Norge, Captain RAINIER •' Montagu, Captain Her woon ; Rinaldo, Captain LIONS, and the Sweaborg and V.:- nem, Russian frigates, have also arrived from the Downs, and a great many other men of war are or dered here from various stations. The fleet when, as sembled will be very numerous. Our illustrious visitors are expected to arrive hero on Tuesday, the 21st instant, if nothing unlooked for occurs to prevent it. Previous to this a considerable body of troops will march in, including about 400 of the Life Guards who are to take up their quarters in the Dock Yard, where preparations have been made to receive them. These will form the personal escort of the Patten REGENT, Emperor of Russia, King of PRUSSIA, Ike. The Volunteer Artillery and Portsdovrn Yeomanry, have received an order to hold themselves in readiness to be in attendance on the day of the grand entry.— Troops will line the road all the way from Portsmouth to Portsdown Hill, and as soon as the cavalcade ar rives at the latter place, saluting will commence from the men of war, the outworks, ice. and as it approaches the town the firing will begin at the principal bat teries and around the ramparts. Various prepara tions have been made both public and private. The contractors for horses belonging to Government here, have been required to provide stabling for tern out side the fortifications in order to make room. The workmen employed on the moats are not to work after this evening till further orders. What they are em ployed on is ordered to be placed in the neatest man ner. His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT will take up his residence in the Dock Yard. Other resi dences have also been prepared for the reception of the Emperor of RUSSIA, King of PRUSSIA, the Duchess of OLDENBURGII, the Lords of the Admiralty, a part of the REGENT'S Ministers, Foreign Ambassadors, Russian and Prussian Generals, and their numerous suites. The town,of course,will be excessivelycrouded, and the Naval and Military spectacles are expected to be such as were never witnessed in this part of the country, particularly the naval part of the ceremony. No conjecture can be formed as to the duration of the visit. Several days of necessity will be consumed. Many strangers have already begun to come in. t P ee or ei ts e m ed ou o th cat th d is o mo f in rn v i i n ta g ti , o i n n t c o onse din q e uen His Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE left 4 ven h in a g vin a g s this e ce eight o'clock, at the house of Lord LIVERPOOL, in company with his Royal Brother the Perigee REGENT, the Emperor of RUSSIA, King of PRUSSIA, &c. At the request of the r - RINCR RBUNT, Messrs. GOMM and Co. have given up the apartments of the Bank, on the Parade, for the use the o f Duchess of OLDENSURGII. About nine thousand of the Russian Imperial Guards will arrive here from Cherbourg in the ct •u r . of next week, and part of them march to 'l achheld Common, where they are to be encamped ; the groun d is already preparing for their reception, and camp equipage has been forwarded. Rear-Admira l Foci hoisted his flag this morning in the San Domingo, and will sail to-morrow for Cherbourg ' to brio them over, having also under his comm an d t h e cent, Stirling Castle, Norge, Impregnable , Be dford, Chatham, Montagußelle oue, P Jason, Apollo, Leyden, Freija, h p one, and two Russian f • 'agates. The Russian feet in the Medway, under the com mand of Admiral CROW N , wil l al to assemble at Cher bourg, and take on board the second division of the Imperial Guard, and conduct them direct to Cron staelt. Rear-Admiral Fool% wi l superintend the embarkation of the whole. 1