Star.
London, England, 1815-03-10 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION.

On the subject of BONAPAItTeS landing in France,
Government have issued the following

OFFICIAL BULLETIN.

Dispatches have been received from Lord FITZ-
ROY Sommer, dated the 6th and 7thinstant, with
the intelligence of BONAPARTE having landed; at the
head of• about IMO men, between *Antibes and
Frejus; on the 3d or 4th. The Kinng of FRANCE
had iti consequence issued a Proclamation on the/th•
decimiag •Traite.,r; and calling Upon
all persons to seize and oppose him. Manhal Mac-
DONALD and General .GOUVION ST. CYR, had been
sent to command The troops who were to be opposed
to him ; and a considerable force was collecting at
Lyons. Monsieun and the Doc d'Olu.r.42s bad also
gone to the Southward. The most perfect tranquil.
lily prevailed at Paris, end the 11.4E0 had xeceived
the Corps Diplomatique as usual. • • • ,

. 1. . . , ...
From the apparent tranquillity which prevailed
yesterday throughout the Metropolis, we were m
'hopes that there was an end to all tumukuary meet-
ings. Early in the evening, howevettlin appearanCe
of riot began in Weymouth-street,•but the.parties
were speedily dispersed by the Horse Guards. Rally-
ing ioliolles-street, Cavendishlquare, at.Nq. 6, the
house of Mr. [Myra GIDDY, the mob commenced
.an attack on his•windows, many of which, toge
then with a•yeanel of the door, were btoken. Ulm
muskets having .beeti fired from the• second floor,
the mob soon dispersed, .and proceeded, to the,house
of Lord HAtuolocip,-. in Hanover-square, from
-whiib they •Were distpereed by the Pont Guards—
!they then prciceeded, ' skcuting and huzzaing, up
sOxford-street, from thence into Grosvenor-square,
and so on to Park-lane..in thoir course occasionally
king a few %indult., in wanton manner. Tam
Guards, patrols* 4 soldiers, sold numerous
• at constables being every where on, the alert

an? Tegqlar attack W.RS thereby presented—the pI/
.departed. and tranquillity wits restored.
The houses onwlsich-attacks were anticipated havo
been provided with soldiers, as a sort of dsmectic
guard.. and fire-arms are provided for all. No per
sun was hurt in. Holleustreet, although. in one in
stance. the bullets from Mr. Davis's house rent into
the parlour..window of the oppoblte house,. Au.
inhabited by Captain Dower.
The-following Proclamation was issued last night ;
Gcoacr. 1". It.
Whereas a great tin mhe rof i orderly persons have, during 0...•
three last days, pulklicly assembled themselves together in a rte..
out and tumultuous manner, and lave been guilty of many inns
lent and criminal acts and rroceedings ; having a' tacked the per-
sons and houses of many ut his Arlajesty's love' subjects, in sere.
cal parts of the ci-y of Westminster and cont.', of Middle•ea,
and especially in On: evenings and during 4.lie nights'of the ,11141
threedays : We, therenre, taktt; the same into our runt ,Cris
out consideration, and being inl:y 'leer/mined on nor part to in!
all means in 0,,r power to protect the iter.s sad vote, tits of
Majesty's loyal subjects, ts• preserve the public I.,:see, and to
bring to condign punisment the authors of such viuleuces, have
thought fit, in the name and on the behalf of Ili' Majesty, as.if hr
and whit the advice of his Majesty's Privy Council. to issue tin,
proclamation, and thereby strict If to tllloll,cloirge a Alt uniirair,4
111114 Maje.sty's loyal subjects to give disCIALt. -
Dancing and suppressing all such criminal acts and promedinp,
and to give all information to the Magistrate., by whir:i the di'.
turbers of his Majesty's peace may be brontit to punishment :
And we do hereby grjein and require all _Lida:* ut the Peace,
Sheriffs, Alayqrs, illai•fr. Constables, and all other his Ma;!..-ty's
loving sulikcts, I'.e aide-; and n•sistiug to the utmost of roar
power in suppressing such criminal acts and proceeding:, midis
detecting, apprehending, and banging to justice the pea WNW (utl-
ceriattiiu the same. And lor the better detection id any per, ,e,
or persons who cure or usay.he cutivened in any such cr u
t al
acts and proceedings, We are graciously pleased to peotntseo,ar
if any person, shall discover any other I.4rion oi4 perste* vr,o,
li-
rattly or indirectly, was or were or way be concerned therein,
so as that the pee of or persons d.scovered may he prusec,ard
for the same, such discoverer shall have and r:ctive at .L ref, trd,
%inn conviction of such offender or offenders, the ;um
MINDREI) POUNDS, and also his Majesty's gracives pan:La
for the said offence, in ave. the person making such d: y
ihall himself be liable to bt prosecuted fur the same.
Civet) at the Court at Carlton Ilnuse, 1. I i 9-.11 day of March,
1815, in the 55th vent of his Majesty's Re:et:.
;ut) Lae the King !

Bow-rraErr.—Yesterday John Currie was broug,'
to the office from the watch-house, and underwent a
long eiamination before Mr. on a craw of
being. Concerned in committing several acts of vinient
outrage at the dwelling-house at Sir Jos. ph Banke,
in Soho-sqUate,. on Wednesday night. Tile prisowr
was remanded. The mob, it appeared, had mistaken •
the house of Sir Joseph Banks for that of
Bankes.
Quicx-souatte.--Vesterday C. Farrah the orntor,
;vim endeavoured to incite the multitude to riot on
Tuesday, was re-examined. In Palace Yard, the
populace were so Much pleased with his denuaci4.
'Units against ;he Corn Bill, that dollars and tokens
were Most plebtifully offered to him by tlie spectators,
who saw the miserable manner in which he was
dressed, but he rejected them all, exclaiming Out
he was not to be bribed to do his duty. Hi, luncier,
a fruit-salesman, corroborated the prisoner's
ments respecting his habits of life, matting, Oat the:
quarrel betweeu him and his master, a sadlt.r, at
Bedfusd. to whom he was apprenticed, arbst front
his love for reading. The prisoner was not 19, and:
till within the last three or tour months, he bad con-4,
ducted himself with much discretion. He was ;easy
to joiis in bailing him, but as it might be dangera.s.
to allow birn to be at large at the present manes.,
he-thought it -would be most adviseahle to bail
on some future day. The Magistrate acquiescing in
Ile was committed to Bridewell, to be brougict
up hereafter to give bail, the brother promising to
assist him in prison, and have him kept from the
common prisoners.

Letter: received in town this morning, state, that
the residence of the great land-hoWer, Mr. Cial, at
Holkhim, in Norfolk, has been destroyed.
Lord COCHRANE has by some means escaped from
the King's Bench prison before the expiration of the
win of his confinement. His Lordship's escape was
not discovered till yesterday. The means by winch he
effected it are not known, but it was probably over
the wall, and he is supposed to have been absent since
&may 'night.
MtLetian, MARCH 7.—The Union, of Dartmouth,
mentioned yesterday as bound from London to Liver.
pool being lost on the Hats and Barrels, is the 1416-
cation of an impostor, discovered this day by HENRY
Luau, Esq. one of our County Magistrates, anu has
been put this day on board his Majesty's ships SPlT-
iris, where I trust he will meet with just punisnnwnt.
Livakeocu., nation 8 —The American privateer
Chasseur, of 16 guns and 150 men, refitted at Ma-
tinique, and sailed from thence the 16th January.--
Several privateers were to windward of Barbadocs.
FALMOUTH, MARCH 7. Arrived the Blucher
packet Captain PRICE, with mails Itum Malta and
Gibrallar, twelve days from the latter. On the 24th
February spoke his Majesty's ship GRANICLN in
company with the American brig privateer John Litt
tle, of Boston, of 14 guns and 60 men, her prize.
left at Gibraltar the Duke of Montrose packer. AT.
rived several ships frodi the Eastward to join convoy ;
also a frigate (came ualionwit). atnd Nimble cutter,
from the Eastward, Innis made a signal for con-
voy to the Eastviaid. The fleet rides the palestina
well.—Wind S.W._ _

PLVICOUTII, MARCH f3.•-Calm in the SIR FRANCIS
DRAKE frigate, from the Mediterranean ' • And Eta.
ii4b; us frigate, from a cruiar.—Put bAckdie WO3D°
LAND sloop, with a fleet for Bourdeauz.
Postrattuunr, MAticup..--Arrived yesterday at,the
Mother Ilank, the SltAiCt sloop, from Gibraitar, hav-
ing in charge three merchant brigs and A transpor!--
tlse remainder of the fleet may
be immediately I,,tiked
;for, but blowing fresh have not ascertained p
lars—they are under quarantine.
CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LiNE, MARCH i O.
Marxists we have bad scarce any fresh orrlvab of %%rat siva
,Monday, the trade continues exceedingly dun. basing but
bunt
Idt*and.eigeAquensty our prices are nenuoal. Floe BarlYT
tip
ports Monday's prices. Yeas. Beans, and Oats, are !wavy sale.
vt.a decline of Is. per quarter,.
• SMIiHEIELL) MARKET. MARCH 10.
Beef ba Oil to 6s oil Vial Ts td to Rs C 4
I Matte* is Od to es 44 1 Pont • a o 4 to 7* 44
&awe 7100-.-Sbeep and Lambs atlO—Caltres 110—Pi`

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