Star.
London, England, 1815-04-03 00:00:00

THE A.Rmr.

In eonseqnence of a Brigade Order, the Ist bat.
talion of the Ist regiment of Guards, and as many
men as will complete the 2d battalions of the three
regiments et-Guards to 1000 rank and file each, will
be in readiness to proceed to Deal tomorrow morn.
ing, for embarkation for the Netherlands. The fol.
lowing detachments will, therefore, set off, viz.; 1200
of the Ist regiment of Guards, from Portman.street
Barracks I 250 of the Coldstream, or 2d regiment,
from Knightsbridge; and 250 of the 31 regiment,
from St. James's Park:—the greater part of the above
are young men of the last enlistment. A trr.op of the
Royal Hone Guards will embark at the SAM• 2 time,
to serve as a Guard of Honour to his Exceliency the
Duke of WiiI.LINGFON.
Lord CO \lakilidallE is said to have received orders
to hold himself in readiness to take the corn:bawl of
the cavalry in Belgium, under the Dukt of
LINOTON.

A troop of the 12th Dragoons, and 300 of the
Royal Staff Corps, embarked on SAturday afttrir,oli
in passage-boats for Ostend, and sailed iinniJdiately.
Last week parties of the 14th Light Dragoon.,
from Radipole barracks, arsived At Hounslow.
The first division of our army in Canada is to sail
from Quebec os the Ist of neat mouth, for tngland.
Nine cid of large transports are under ()ideas to sal
front Portsmouth immediately (without convoy) to
bring home the secon4 division ; and several others
are going out laden with provisions.

Since Saturday we have received a most abundant
supply i f German and Dutch Papers. An arzicle
from Vienna notices an attempt on the part %if some
Frenchmen to carry off clandestinely, the son of Bo-
NAPARTZ by the Archduchess MARIA LOUISA, but
the project was dule iced. The Duke of W ELLING.
TON left Vienna for Brussels on the 2tith, t.i take the
cninmand of the GranJ Allied Army. BEUTIILER
(the Prince of Neufchatel) it appears remains true to
the cause of LOUli XVII i. and has gone on a mission
to the King of BAVARIA,to rouse, if necessary, that So-
vereign once more against BONAPAIiTE. In the mean
time, the Allied Sovereigns continue to push forward
their troops towards France, and even Denmark sup-
plies a contingency of 15,000 men for the great cause.
The following are extracts from Dutch Papers re-
ceived this morning t

SWITZERLAND, APRIL 1.
Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales passed
through Basle on the 13th, without stopping.
Madame de Stael is arrived at Capel.
On the 17th a Cotirier to the Ati,trian Mini,ter
brought the news that the aiLirs ot a;•
.erminated, at the Congress, and that
will, in a leg/ days,. la lug these resolutions.

VIENNA, MARCH 19.
On the evening of the 16th a grand Ceuncil of
War WAS held, composed of Prince Swartzenberg,
the Duke of Wellington, Princv Wrede, the lieredi-
tacy Prince of Win teinberg, M. de Grasina, Priuees
Metternich and 1-lirdenberg, and Count Nltirister.—
it is in consequence or the deliberations of this Coun-
cil, that the Duke of Wellington goes to Brussels.
The Austrian Army is on the march ; two batta-
lions of grenadiers marched from this city to•day :
10,000 Aaistrian troops ate advancing to t.ie south
and south east. Those of all the others are in motion.

The Matquis de Chastiler had just been named
Quarter-Master-General of the Army in Italy, when
we received the unexpected news of his death.

Private Letters brought by the Brussels Mail at-
►ived in Town this morning, mention that a skirmish
had taken place on the frontier near Thionville, be-
tween a party of Prussian Hussars and French Light
Horse, and that the latter had been cut to pieces.—
The letters also mention the arrival of the Dnke of
WiLusiuros at Brussels.

44 WINDSOR CASTLZ, APRIL 1.
" His MAJZSTT has passed the last month in an uniform state
of tranquillity; but kis MAJESTIer disorder continues unaltered.
(Signed) " U. NALPORD) M. RAILLIR.
" 3. MILLS% R. WILLIS,

The above Bulletin was not exhibited in the State.
moms, as usual, on account of their having been con-
verted into barracks at the time 01 the late riots, and
the military continuing still to occupy them. The
Bulletin was in consequence shewn to the Nobility
and ihe Public at large, who resorted there for that
purpose, at the apartments of Mr. PBN ROSE, the
Household Surgeon, where Lord Rtvens attended as
the Lord in Waiting, and General CAMPBELL as
Groom.
Saturday the PENCIL RMIZNT took an airing on
horseback.
Divine Service was yesterday performed at Carlton
House by the Rev. F. W. BLOMBERG, Clerk of the
, Closet.

The LORD CoAsiciu.Loa had an audience of the
Pattice REGENT yesterday at Carlton House.
Yesterday morning Lord CASTLEREAGH introduced
a Foreign Gentleman to the PRINCE REGENT, uho
had just arrived is Lond.on with dispitches. The
Noble Secretary of State had also a private audience
of the REGENT.

Saturday, all the Cabinet Ministers were in close
consultation for three hours and a halt, at the Foreiga
Office, baying met at two o'cli-ck, and not breaking
.up till bait past five. Yesterday, at two o'clock, the)
Assembled again at the Foreign Office, and continued
in deliberation neatly as long, the Cabinet not break-
ing up till past five.

_ .
Saturday evening Mr. STUART, of the Colonial
Department Office an Downing-street, arrived with
Duplicates of the Dispatches lately received grom the
Congress.
The Duke of Kur dined yesterday at the General
Officers' dinner, held at the Ilaitisla Hind, Cockspur-
street.
The British Linen Company of Scotland have
sent to his Royal Highness the Duke of KENT, the
munificent contribution of One Hunlred Guineas to
the Caledonian Asylum.
The Panics RRGENT, attended by Generals BLoox•
FULD and THORNTON, were at Drury-lane Theatre
on Saturday evening, and szemed highly delighted
with the new Opera of tl.e Unineems Guar, which
went off with infinite eclat.

The reports which hive been circulated upon the
authority of letters from St. Thomas, of the capture
of the MAIDSTONZ frigate, Captain SKIPIIIY, by the
Constitution, America* frigate, are destitute of Won-
datum.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

DOVER, APRIL 1.

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From the late arrivals from Calais we learn that
there have been great desertions from the rvgitncnt
quartered there, and also from those at St. Omer's.
Thtee French Mails arrived this morning. Arrived
early this morning, two French passage vessels, one
of them brought a Messenger from Bonaparte with
dispatches : he remains at the Shi7 Inn until le tve is
granted from Ministers for him to proceed lo Lon.
dun. Two French Officers in disguise were taken up
at Ostend a few days ago, and put into confinement.

DCAL, APRIL Q.
Nothing arrived from the Westwar.l. Came down
from the River the ENDYNtIoN for the Cape, &icit..
TRAStfor India, COSSACK for Newfoundland, and the
RUSOLUTION, George, and KATE. the latter for the
Cape. Sailed the JUNON frigate for the River —vvc.
14 Dover passage-boats, for Ostend, full of troops.
outward-bound E remain.

BRIGH TON, APRIL 1.
At nine, A. M. this dty, the Prince It -gcrit
patket, from Dieppe, landed upwards of WI p..1€014,
ern our beach, including about eizht or ten Luglicti
Gentlemen, Comte Grua; the I-Linov:rian Am;
sador to Louts XVIII. the Bishop Da hlnvTr s, e
venerable Bishop of Reines, ;luny Fr 'act) P:i
tee. and at least five or six And twenty French I. idTs.
Captain C)LIIILL4 of the Msvy, W4S 4MJIIi; the Bii•
tish passengers.