Star.
London, England, 1815-05-22 00:00:00

CASSLI., MAY In.

The equipages of General Tettenborrs are arrived
here.

LOUISIWRO, MAY 10.

Prince Schwartzeuberg is expected to-day at Heil-
brun, where he will fiz his head-quarters.
The second corps of the Austrian army, under
Prince Hohenzollern, is cantoned in the environs cf
Stockach, Hunngen, Ste. The head-quarters are.at
Stocliach.

CARL SRHUE, MAY 10.

The Prince Royal of Wurtemberg arrived here
yesterday horn his headquarters at Burchsal, and set
out this morning on the road to Kehl

FRANKFORT, MAY is.
The Archduke Charles arrive) here yesterday.
GHENT, MAY 18.

An authentic letter received from Vienna this
morning, infOrms us, that all Italy is delivered, and
that Murat has embarked.
BRUSSELS, MAY 17.

The desertion among the French. troops continues
without interruption ; every day there arrives it the
frontiers Officers of all ranks, subalterns, and sol-
diers, who forsake the standards of Bonaparte to
place themselves under that of their lawful S-iverstign.
The Colonel 11f the 3d Regiment of Cuira:siers in
garrison at Lille. arrived at Ghent within► these•few
_days. On the other hand we learn that the national
guard 'of Lille* has been disarmed : the excellent
spirit which Animates those good Fienchmen excited
distrust.

The private accounts from the Netherlands, ma-
nifest, as might be expected, an increasing anxiety
and apprehension as the day of conflict appears to ap-
proach. In s•ume of the towns, on the frontier, they
are not without fears that the French may attempt
some bold measure before the Allies be in line, and
in consequence some families are removing their va-
luables to places more remote from the vicinity of the
scene of expected hostilities. In the mean time the
inundation has been extended, and every proper
measure resorted to for the annoyance of the French.
and the protection of the Belgians.

The private accounts from Paris and different parts
of France, especially from the manufacturing towns,
are gloomy in the extreme. Trade is mostly at a
stand, no money circulating, and the people begin
to experience most sensibly the difference between
their present circumstances and the happy situation
in which they found themselves under their rightful
King. The discontents among the military are
much greater than is generally imagined, and
many of the respectable Officers are taking
every opportunity to quit the standard of the
Usurper, and join those of Louts XVIII. In
some of the departments the people manifest open
resistac:e to the conscription. This is particularly the
case in Franche Comte. In Grenoble the people have
risen, and it has been found necessary to send the
garrison of ChanThery to restore order. In all the
Southern departments the people are much dissatis-
fied, and groan for the return of peace and legiti-
mate rule.

CORK MAR[ MARK-LANs, MAY 22.--Our.mar-
ket was well supplied with Wheat to-day, and early
in the morning that of fine quality sold readily, and
list Manday's prices were fully supported ; but there
is yet no demand for the inferior descriptions. Bar-
ley is 25.. per quarter cheaper, having a large arrival;
and as several of nor distillers have given over buy-
ing for this season, the sales were heavy, and a con-
siderable quantity remains undisposed of, which could
not be got off at the above reduction. The supply
of Oats was very abundant, -and the trade was dull,
at a decline of front Is. to 2s. per quarter. In Pea;,
Beans, and other articles, there is no iberation.