Star.
London, England, 1815-03-31 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION.

ST#R.OFTICF., THREE O'CLOCK.

This instant Mr. WM. the Messenger has arrived
from Vienna, with Dispatches from the Duke of Wu,
LiNcreort. They are understood to contain the most
encouraging intelligence. The whole of the Allied
Sovereigns have declared their intention to m arch
once more personally at the head of their troops to
Path, to enforce, within the v►alls of that City, tl,e
Treaty made there last year. Upwards of un.
dred Thousand Austrian and Prussian Troops had
already arrived on the Rhine.

We have received Brussels Papers to the 29th, but
we can only briefly notice their contents z--The
Duke de Brenta Jas arrived at Menin, with the KING'S
Household, composed, for the greatest put, of ca-
valry.

The Count D'Anrcns is at Ypres. Frenchmen
attached to the cause of the Bintrbons continue to ar-
rive at Brussels in great numbers.
The Prussian army, which is passing she Rhine, is

120,000 strong. The troops of Bavaria, Wurtem-
berg, Hesse, and all the German States, are in mo.
Lion ; and orders have been already sent to hasten
the march of 50,000 Swedes to Belgium.
Several thousand labourers and pioneers are rais-
ing entrenchments, &c. in the environs of Mons at:d
Tournay. Valenciennes and Conde have hoisted the
tricoloured flag ; the military are every where the
masters, and the well-disposed cisizens, who are the
majority, are reduced to silence by the bayonet.

None of the fortreises in French Flanders and Ar-
tois are provided with necessaries to sustain a siege,
and they are all totally destitute of provisions.

The letters from Vienna of the 16th, state how
indignant the Allied Monarchs were on hearing of
BONAPARTIeS march. They have resolved instantly
to march 500,000 men to the Rhine ; to increase the
army in Italy to 200,000, and that in the Netherlands
to 200,000. Every Austrian army is in motion, and
similar orders have been sent to Poland and Russia
4,000 waggons have been ordered to convey the Rus-
sian soldiers The Bavarian troops also advance.—
Even those of Spain have been ordered to advance.

Passengers who arrived yesterday at Brighton from
Dieppe, state, that BONAPARTE set out on Tuesday
last to head the army intended to act against Belgium.
Admiral MARTIN is appointed to the command of
the Scheldt fleet.

Last night Captain Over left Town for Ports.
mouth, where he will embark for Halifax, in order
to join his brother, Commodore OWE N, on the above
station.

Yesterday Captain RICHEILL, the regulating Cap-
tain at the Tower, attended the whole of the day at
the Admiralty.
The greatest exertions in all the naval departments
have been for several days persevered in for the com•
pletion of such line-et-battle ships as are to proceed
to the Mediterranean and other stmions. Yesterday
morning an impress took place on the River Thames,
and many prime seamen were taken on board the
ENTERPRIiE off the Tower. At the out-ports similar
measures have been adopted, and many days cannot
elapse ere the fleet is at sea.
There was a hot press at Leith on Monday night.

4, DOVER, MARCH so.
" A vessel which sailed yesterday for Calais to bring
over Lord FITZROY SOMERSET, has returned, his
Lordship having sailed from thence fur Ostend.
The passage vessas which went from hence on Satur-
day night for Ostend, with the '2d battalion 95th Regi-
ment, have returned this day with many passengers.
His Majesty, the KING of FRANCE, remains in that
town, with his Marshals, and others who came him
Paris with him. The greatest part of the treasure
which was brought away from Paris has been con-
veyed to Ostend, and more than 1000 men are ent-
ployed there in raising a new battery, and putting
the place into a state of defence."

" DEAL, MARCH so.
Lord HILL embarked here this morning, on board
his Majesty's ship ROSARIO, and sailed immediately
for Ostend. Came down from the River, the tiatc,
WEasrta, for Newfoundland. Put back several
of the outward-bound that sailed yesterday, and re-
main in the Downs with the East India fleet, Stc."
MARGATE, MARCH 30.
14 Arrived early this morning the Hero, SvaAN.Actr,
from Ostend, which place she left at three o'clock
yesterday afternoon. Louts XVIII. continued there,
and the arrival of MONSIRUR was hourly expected ;
reports made him to arrive just as the He o sailed.
It was currently reported that Dunkirk iid declared
itself for Louts, and re-hoisted the white fl ig tin re
had been several arrivals at Ostend from this Colin_
try of small vessels with troops and stores. Airb h-r
report was also pretty confidently m citcoilation, that
BoNAPARTE, when on his way to Lisle, had b. eir re-
called by some disturbance that had broken out in
Paris."

44 RAMSGATE, MARCH so.
44 Arrived the Friendship, Hibernia, Uoivii, Ran-
ger, Triton, Perceval, and Planter Transports totalce
troops to Ostend.—As soon as the transports arrive,
o,ey are immediately fitted up to receive horses, and
are sent off with all possible dispatch."
it HASTINGS, MARCH 20.
gg A boat arrived here last evening, which left Bou-
logne the same morning (Wednesday)—the bearer
of no important intelligence : there was no embargo
on the French coast at that period. It is stated, the
inhabitants of Boulogne are strenuous adherents to
BONAPARTE'S unjust cause."

MARK-LANE, MARCH 31.--The prevalence of cnn.
trary winds keeps our market very thinly • supplied
with all grain, and having a demand for fine Wheats
such description meets ready sale at rather higher
prices than were obtained on Monday ; there were
also more buyer; for the best Foreign Wheat, at an
advance of 2s. per quarter. Barley, Beans, and Oats,
are full 2s. per quarter dearer ; and White Peas are
from 2s. to 4s. per quarter higher.

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