Star.
London, England, 1815-12-14 00:00:00

COLOGNE, DEC:INI3ER 7.

His I-Ugh:less Prime Blucher artiv-
ea here the day hefore ye.terity. Titi3 illttstrions
was rior being iniispos:d, his T.‘resenee cnold nut hr
celebr.tted by any crern.a ma; ks rt that rcr.:lcet and
Aratitude all G. Trr:lns feel toe:ard.i him. '1114.,
morning he c,aainued I:is 1.1 proceed t•
Betlilt, by way of It, and Vicimaa.

NIEN r 7 , 4.

The Archduke Cia..7lts tez out this mornir.z for
Vienna, where he inte::,ll t.., rernain s"me days;—
Nothing is yet termin2:,..ki is revect to Landan. The
Austrian troops a:e conc?nt:At,-.1 in the neighbour-
hood Of that to!tre,;., btu however, block-
a,ie it.

LA CIIAPET I F, nr.; r.mr.rß S.

Prince Ellcher its :,.ft after LS I,trtnig!lt's
timing which, t•I the great sorrow of the inhabitants,
his indisperition hindred him from a2pearing in pub.

Le. It was not till the ninth day t!'.:it he could leave
hie roam, but from that time the citi:,cas of all ranks
vieJ in m.uks r,i reFpict to 1-arn ; I.e came,
hi was rec,..iv..d Pith enthusiaAc before his de.
paito:e, he wrote the foiltiwing flatter:mi.: lette.. to the
Chic! I.lur,”inastcr :
66 You, &r, and the r^st: of the inhabitants of Aix
la Chapell, Imo. given nt.2 to many proof; of friotily
attention daring my stay, tbat I cannot avoid re.
turt;:i,7; all my sinc;:rest I regret ;hi!
my in,lisposition hindrcd me from p using agreeahle
days arnoag them, bit h'ire to indemnify myself for
niy loss at a future peacetul time, by a longer abode
in this agreeable place. \V ith sent iniims of the highs
:Lbpect, I have the honour to hr, etc.
(Signed)

BLUCMCII."

WtNr;rln. DLc. is expectc.l, th it Ow
QurEs. and two of the Princesses will le.ive here to-
nio: row or Thursday, for llrip,hton, on a visit to the
PI:INCE REC::.:NT, L.zt that they will remain there only
fe w s.
Y; st(rd.iy merving Lord and Lady CAS7LERZACII
left town for 13i ighton, where they are expected to re-
main till Sunda), when it is expected the Earl and
Coante-s ot LivEikpoot. will go there, and will occupy
;ipartment; in the Pavilion appropriated to them.
The Kul of Covr%rny, and otllir great landed
pr•prietnrs in the county of Worcester, have given
directions to their stewards to reduce the rents of their
tenants in proportion to the depreciated value of
farming commodities.
It appears from tl e Returns made to Parliament,
that the sums 'annually raised by the Poor-rates
amount to five millions sterling, which is about
£1'3,699 per day, a provision surely sufficient to pre-
vent the appearance of a common bezzar in any part
of the kingdom.
Taola and Mademoiselle GEORGES, the celebrated
French performers, are coming to England.

A curious suit to.annul a divorce, forms at present
a subject of conversation at Paris. One Revel, A
pensioned Captain, was martini in lS1)5 to .hladlle.
La Plaigne, a girl without fortune. This La Plaigne
had been at the boarding school J Midame Cam.
pan, whom Bonaparte patronised, and with whom
the ex• Queen Hortensia, and other Ladies of her age
had been educated. bliortly after the marriage of
Revel, he was unexpectedly seized at night by a
warrant from the Emperor, and thrown into prison.
His wife was then placed as a teacher in the house
Of Madame Murat, and Bonaparte, having thus
opportunities of seeing tier, took her tinder his own
imperial protection, and the husband was not restored
to liberty till he consented to a divorce. She had a
child, it is said, by Bonaparte, lived for some years
in the rue Victoire, under the name of Madame de
St. Laurent, and was afterwards married to a foreigner,
so that she now bears the name of the Countess of
Lutterburg.. Revel now claims the setting aside of
the divorce. This cause was to tothe on for trial on
Friday next (tn.morrow), and presents this additional
singularity, that to.the claim for annulment of the
divorce on the ground of its illegality, the husband
joins another ckim—that of divorce for a specific
cause.

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f!.trived tile Dutch 1.;:111.ot C
SwAi,,r, horn Rotterda7n CitraciA.
And the Prince Regent, earain PANr., from Al:c4.:,
!or Bri:tol. Sailed his tl4j..sty's s!;i;)
l'lyinf,titli; the rdwArd, C. Ipt.tin tor N.: i
And ;IT John, Captain WAI.Kr.q, ler I...(e.dcin.

Arrived a Freres store ship fri.7.l I;,)rtsit,;•!
bound to Cher:Rug!. ; the ()scar, I.vs;),.
frunn MA! aga.