Star.
London, England, 1815-05-18 00:00:00

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Tile 4th dismounted Trckqi of the 14th Light
Dt3,tooss, and the Ist Battalion of the 4th mid 44th
Regiments, are among those arrived at Portsmouth
goo America. The distnounted Troop of the 14th
L,glit Dragoons is ordered to join the Regiment at
liotinslow Barracks, and the Ist Battalion of the
h Regiment to the Netherlands.
detachment of the 85th, which is also arrived
from America, is ordered to the Kent district, to
irhich place it is now on its route.
The Ist Battalion of the 21st Regiment of Foot,
which is announced amongst those arrived likewise
!RID America, is to re lace part of the troops which
are ordered for Ireland, as also part of the 93d.

Two companies of the 2d Garrison Battalion have
arrived from Bermuda.
Detachments of artillery continue daily to proceed
from 'Woolwich for embarkation for Holland.

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The Isth Hussars, the 28th and 32d Regiments of
Fo*A, have embarked at Deal for Ostend.

The Ist Battalion of the 44th is to replace part of
those troops for Ireland.

The Depots of the lit and 2d Battalions of the'
95th Ririe Regiment, were removed from Dover to
liythe Barracks, on Thursday last.
RANISGATE, MAY 17.—Arrived after post, last
evening, from Ostend, the Dover packet Queen Char.
lctte, with General Sir NICHOLAS THANT and Lady ;
Geneal FITZUEIIALD and Lady ; and several other
passengers. Generals Tann. and FITZGERALD are
now at the Dover Castle Tavern. Sailed last even.'
ing the Liverpool packet, Captain Fourraft, for Os-
tend. The Resolution packet, Captain KELSEY ; and
the Norris Castle smack, are now taking in contract
horses for the use of the Army in Flanders, whither
they will both sail when the tide suits ; the former
with a great many pusengers, as well as horses.

Yesterday, at half-past twelve o'clock, ber MA•
:c• 1 v, Priucesses ELIZAXETH and MARY, attended by
MISS &nit:amts. anived at the Queen's Palace
from Windsor, escorted by a party of Light Horse.
The Dukes of YORK and CLARENCEIL and a numerous
assemblage of the Nobility, visited them in the course
of the day. In the evening her MAJESTY had a
party at the Palace at nine o'clock.
There will be a grand dinner at Carlton House on
Friday, and an evening party to meet the QUEEN.
The Duke of Yo* bad a select party to dine with
him yesterday at Yorbhouse.
Yesterday the Right Hon. CHARLZS ARBUTHNOT
gave a grand dinner to the Marquis of BATH, Earl
BAT/Warr, EatiCadext.us, Earl CHOLMONIMLEY, and
a large party, at his house in Dawning-street.

The Key. Mr. CIIANCSLLGSt DOUGLAS presented to
her MA.rass7 Mr. DODSWORTU'S elegant Work on tike
Episcopal See and Cathedral Church of Salisbury.

Two and twenty waggons arrived in town yester-
day under a military escort, bringing the valuable
plate, porcelain., lustres, and a variety of costly ar.
steles of furniture, the property of the Duke of WEL-
LINGTON, and which belonged to his Grace's esta-
blishment at Paris while he was Ambassador at the
Court of Loofa the Eighteenth.
The Seventh Concert of the Philharmonic Society,
though not so good as some of the preceding ones,
and much shorter, was very fully attended on Mun.
day last. This Institution does the highest credit to
the state of Music in this country. but we lament to
ftnd that want of union- prevails even amidst-these
Sons of Harmony, from which a new Society, called,
we believe, the Professional, will next year be form.
ed. This Seventh Concert was enriched by aMS
Sinfonia composed expressly for the Society by Rim,
and also by aMS Overture from Ftontu.o. The
Sinfonia by MOZART was encored.
CovaNT GARDEN.—A new Farce, under the title
of 4g The Fortune of War," was last night produced at
this Theatre. The story consists, of course, of the
loves of a youthful pair, Mr. JON ES and Miss FooTE ;
the latter the daughter of an officer (Br.aNcilmin),
s,llyEned to be dead ; the former the nephew of a
rich old farmer (MATHEWS), upon whim he is Wholly
dependent. By a fortunate chance, however, the
path is thrown into the company of his mistress's
rather, who is just about to undertake a dangerous
taterinize against the enemy, and volunteers to ac-
company him ; and ultimately, by his courage and
conduct, secures the success of the expedition. This'
?rocures the young volunteer a commission from she,
General, and the consent of his Captain (Sr his mar-
riage with his mistress, which takes place accord-
ingly. There is an underplot, arising out of the mis-
adventures which befal the uncle, in consequence of
circumstances placing him in such a siteacion that be
is suspected, taken up, and imprisoned as It spy; and
he is just about to receive punishment, when his ne-,
phew, who has been made Aid-de-camp te the Gene-
ral, steps forward and releases him. The performance',
of MATIIEWit as the old Farmer, was exquisite, as,
was that ofLLSTON, who supported the character of an
tdventlirer, passing himself off as a man of fortune.
d ;n1 ),,,ue of the Piece is spirited throughout, and
was received with great applause, and given out for.
..epetition to-morrow evening without a single dissen-
dent voice.

La FAIKCTE and his son have been elected Mem-
oers of the New Chamber of Representatives is Paris.
According to all private accounts from Pairs, it
appears certain that Bonaparte already finds himself
greatly embarrassed in coneequence of the System
adopted by him. The Jacobins were necessary to
aim in the attainment of his object; and they are still
.I,:cessarj to him, that he may not at once lose his
rhience over the populate. The Jacobins, however,
who have long known him, ate aware that he is al-
-eudy meditating the means of getting rid of them,
fhe contest has, therefore, openly commenced, and
the Jacobins have already every where the upper
land, especially in matters of police and the interior.
fifteen months ago, Bonaparte, when he was hard
pressed by the Allies, and his affairs were in a very
bad way, in a moment approximated the Jacobins.
It was at this time, that on his return fivm a visit to
the tauxbourgs St. Antoine and St. Marceau, for the
purpose of gaining the populace, and when his cout.i
tiers blamed this ridiculous attempt at popularity, he
replied to them—" Gentlemen, you may say what,
you please ; but there are no nobility like the canaille
of the fauxbourgs ; and no canaille like tit nobles
whom I have szesieln

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