Star.
London, England, 1815-05-30 00:00:00

SWITZERLAND, MAY 17.

The rAdiers of the 9d Regiment which is of Burg-
t:ort, 43d of the 4th which is at Berne, become d4ily
pore numerous. The Regency of Berne, to celcbrite
vie hippy return of the Othcen of the 4th regiment,
g.ivc them a grand dinner the day before yesterday.
A whit of ISO covers was served under a teat. Two
Swas, in the ancient national dress, stood sentry at
rie entrance. The toasts were given to the sound of
COMO& In the evening there was a brilliant
nation, with inscriptions, in honour of the victories of
the Bere+ina and of Paris. A similar fete was given
t week to the Officers of the third Regiment of
hJrgdorf.
l'he French Lieutenant-General Count Dames is,

:: this moment at Berne.

SWITZERLAND, MAY 20.

The Army of Observation, under. General La-
cr. ,rbe, which is forming era Befort, is approaching
wards the Rhine and Huningen. From General
p positive assurances have been receivedethat the
trrri,erry will be respected by the French, as
as LLI,: Allies do the same.
SE`.".!: TN, MAY 1.
7,ne has who;ly wand its ravages in &Ma
• past, and large convoys of goods arrive
by way of 8.-I{rade, from Constantinople and
:cdonia. Ziere are at this momenta great many
chants from Asia at Belgrade.

The Declaration of the. Km. of SPAIN again*
ApAnri was issued on the 2d instant. We have,
:rted a translation an our columns. Of the good,
of Spain to destroy the Usurper of the French
cone, it is impossible to doubt for a moment ; but
4 for Europe, had BONAPARIC unly-sueh men to
itend with as, .6 our beloved FERDIsi mv," and •his
tut of-Peiest-Bidden Nobles. ---Boortnienhnint 14.
;.;ht by
.other foes than petty-coat makers to a
nden defied :1011. However, it is a point of great
..:.portance to have wrested from him the resources
population of Spain—exhausted even as that
:untry has been by the efforts of his previous macbi-
..;or.s against ber independence.

!zo Paris Papers haie arrived from Paris, but
accounts continue to be received from the
:each coast, all tendiag to confirm the fact which
a the printed journals cannot hide, that great
':.:3llteuts prevail in that country, and that even
ere this spirit has not broken out in open acts
I insurrection, numbers of loyalists only wait
a fit opportunity to declare themselves.—
Illsapa.urt's sown) of imposing fines on such
ates as stand lower in the scale of attachment to
cause than meets his approbation, will ultimately
;educe an effect quite, the reverse of what he in-
'tads. He aims at coercion by fear, but hit prose-
!:re will only make his cnensies more decided in their
.1);)0sition when once they declare themselves.
A Gentleman who left Path but week, and was
on an intimate footing with several of the most
.tvectable inhabitants of that city, states, • that the
;mu of disaffection against BONAPARTS daily abews
•ielf in a more striking-manner. Sunday se'smight
c. Gentleman was present at a parade of the Na-
m4l Guards, who are commanded by Officers of
!I't Line. One of these Officers, whose name and
..11‘ we forbear to mention, for obvious reasons, came
.? to our informant, with whom he bad been long
reriously acquainted, and, unbuttoning his coat, ex-
ted a white cockade, and the Order -of the Lily,
••;:ned to the lining, and whispered to him that there
thousands in the ranks around him who wore
t same insignia!

l'esterday, at three o'clock, a Cabinet Council was
et the Foreign Office, which was summoned by
,:ount CASTLIREAGII, and supposed to be in conse-
acne of the receipt of the dispatches brought by
Ir. STEWART OR ~punday from Lord BUM:MUSH,
At the breaking up of the Council, a Messenger
'IS ordered to be in readiness for a foreign journey.
Last night Colonel Dunn% Private Secretary to
• Duke of Wellington, left town for Brussels.
The Duke of ORIALNII visited the PRINCE RECENT
iterJay at Carlton House. 'At three o'clock the
%CZ left town for Windsor.

NAP.IL trire.LICENCIL

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. . MAILS THIS DAY.
Asa. out
Deal • • 1 1 Lisbon
Waterford - 0 2 fusee •
Guernsey end Jersey 0 0
Hamburg/! 0 1 014:adttealsersh
HolLtad O 0 Malts
FALMOUTH, MAY rri
Arrived the Freeling packet, with a Mail /tom
Coruna, in seven days. last from Pensance, where
she lauded her Mail.—Wind E.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 22.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Dovan, from Plymouth.
It is reported here that his Majesty's ships ROYAL
OAX, SZAHORSR, and ORLANDO, have passed up
Channel for the Downs.—Wind W.
DEAL, MAY 29.
Arrived the Scour sloop of war from a croize off
the French coast; FOXHOUND sloop of war from
Portsmouth; and the ORLANDO frigate from Ame.
rice. Also the Berwick, Gemini', from Barba-
does, and sailed for the River. Remain in the
Deems a fleet of cruisers for order, and several
Passports.

DOVER, MAY 29.

Ask DVI

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- 0 0

0 0
0 1

Passed by the Apollo for Fliosburg, from St.
Thomas's, with a cargo of sugar and coffee. Arrived
today from Calais, the Eaperance French passage
acme), with goods and passengers. S4iled the Nymph
for Ostend, with an Austrian messenger, and several
other passengets.

HARWICH, MAY 29.

No arrivals.--bailed the following packets, all with
mails :—Prince of Orange. for Holland ; Beaufoy,
for Haasburgh ; and Alliance for Gottenburgh.

MARGATE, MAY Sik '

The Denmark Hill transport, with troops from
the River, was on shore yesterday morning on the
Wedge Sand, but ryas got of, and proceeded with
her troops for the Downs.

GRAVESEND, MAY 22.
Arrived the Dan, /tinning, from Rotterdam; Samuel, Cook,
front Norway te Solade, AMA, from Norway; Anna Dof9thrs
Folkenburg, from Norway; Vrow Ekon, Southall, from Swell;
Wow Elisabeth, Deem, from Amsterdam; Lord Wellington,
Hoffish, from Harting; Alert, Riches, trusts Hamborgh; Vrow
Gertrude, Dryer, from Groningen. Sailed the Tiger, Lewellyn,
for Smyrna; Clio, Cale, for bibrakar ; Nostra Senora da Pas,
Pereira, for Lisbon; Apollo°, Vergnino, for Calais; Outer:
peening, Vander Pia% for Rotterdam; Harmonic, Verloop, for
Antwerp; long Elisabeth, Blum, for Antwerp.
GUERNSEY, MAY 27.
This morning the Domes frigate brought in here
a large French armed praam, which was discovered
at anchor at the back of the island, where it was
*apposed she had mistaken the land. Has many
passengers on board ; bound from Brest to Havre :
and as she bore the tri-coloured flag, it will no doubt
justify the Commander in detaining her. This after-
noon also a large trapsport arrived Isom the Isle of
Wight, having on board near of the 15th Regi-
ment Of Foot quartered in this island.

Thursday night a smuggling cutter, about 60 tons,
was taken off Craster by MermAid, Captain 322.
KIM, and brought into Berwick on Friday.

i'hursday, the I.7utomita, Captain A. KING
p.r riv ed at Portsmouth. from Jamaica, in six weeks:
w, tll loo.oco dollars, merchants' money.
Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lunn's, at
Malta, dattA Match 4th t—" The Abelina American
schooner privateer has taken four sail of English
merchantmen off Cape Passaro, which were sent for
Tunis : tile privateer was in sight of Malta yesterday
Afternoon. She also captured an English brig from
Manfredonia for Genoa, laden with grain, and after
plundering the vessel, sent her for Malta, with the
crew of the Dunster Castle and Charlotte : had also
captured a schooner from Smyrna, bound for Eng-
land, laden with raisins"

The Francisco Primtl, from Trieste to Harnburgh,
(under the Austrian flag, and provided with Turkish
pai.ers), has been taken by the Algerines, and car-
ried into Tripoli—ship and cargo conaeraned and
sold. The crew arrived at Trieste on the Sd instant.
The Algerines had taken two other vessels, particu-
lan unknown. .

Saturday morning arrived at Spithead the French
ship la Bibiole, Captain CAMPON. from Martinique,
bonndto Bourdeaux, laden with sugar and coffee, de-
tained on the Ist instant in the Bay of Biscay, by his
Majesty's ship Menai, Captain Pm. Several French
veiled:, which bad been sent into Portsmouth from
false information being given at sea to the detaining
ships, were, upon their arrival, instantly released ;
but we understand Sir EDWARD THORNBOROUGH
thinks he would not be justified, under his 'present
knowledge of the relative circumstances of the two
countries, to suffer this ship to depart- for France,'
without directions from the Lords of the Admiralty.,
La Bibiole is or= torts burden, and valued at
5t30,000.
The smack Eliza, of Shoreham Wit. HoLlaus
muter, arrived at that port on Wednesday, from
Dieppe, having been on the coast of Fiance dredging
for oysters. The master reports, that on Sunday af-
ternoon last be sent his boat, with two hands, ashore,
at.* village about six miles to the westward of Dieppe,
for the purpose of obtaining water; but, the men had
no sooner landed than they were taken into custody
and conveyed to risen, where they remained until
tour o'clock the :text morning, when an order arrived
from Dieppe for their release. On returning to the
beach to look for their boat, thej (Guild that she had
been broken to pieces, upon which they were obliged
to walk to Dieppe, where they joined their vessel.
The Collector of the Customs at that port, M. Le-
ORANRE, informed the master of the Eliza, that his
men had fallen into bad hands, and-be wondered that
they had escaped with so little personal injury.
About six o'clock on Wednesday evening, as the
Officers of the Impress at Hall were attempting to
take a seaman, by great exertion be extricated him-
self from their hold ; during the struggle a mob had
collected together, and the press-gang were annoyed
for a considerable time by them. After this, the mob
assailed the house of rendezvous, the sign of the
Spurn Lights, south-end; not sagsfied with breaking
all the windows and doors, and pulling down part of
the front wall, they proceeded into the house, and
destroyed all the furniture, linen, glass, kc. the beds
they tore open, acid strewed the feathers in the street;
the liquors and ale •sbey drank et carried away in
pitchers,