Star.
London, England, 1815-07-01 00:00:00

Baron Frimost

and has , -.Many*. - ,
The first chistain of the irthy unilai Oeneral Dbc-
iorow arrived here to=day; -. . - I
His Highness firincetkaied of Heckle:beg
&dswerin..Lieuteriam;Generil in. the sertibe W Ow'
tug of Prussia, is now hire.. •
itairanixitto, lII= ei.
. To-Morrow the grand hend.iinasteis of it* •
ef.ficissiartzenberg will be Oen:revved to litanheitne
. ' • • MAIMIUM, JUNI 111, •
The trails, of artillery which have been passing*
'Moe dayi thniugh this city to the left bank of the
Rhine, are immense. Yesterday evening a Rneibefs
corps of 11.0001rfAntry marched seer. .. .
HANAU, MME is,
Last right an erpteis brought ali Paid-Wart
the journey of the King of Prussia é hid Majesty will
arrive here on Saturday evening at Sanday Farming.
The second sohnein of liamiles, • which shrives
here tb•marreaN miadsts of six regimens, and three
brigadel of artillery.
. On the gill there will arrive four regiments, a-
ptfik of Cossaeltse and another train of artillery.:, ..
This ahoy doe. MK shp uposi,the Rhine, bet gam
iimmodiatelyto'tbe. left hank-18,000 men belontias
.remain at lisacip as part of the gatritoa I the rm.
limo atm tiers* to their army of the Lower ltrisk
and a* one Assapiaa ragObasto remain *Oh '
alisaioa! .1!t *god.
b-. 4i 7: • - nAillnagro 'rag. 4/111 : ..
48 • ' 41111 Zirichi (Jibs 1041. WADI die. .
. .'' Faidinaadliasassiiid ShviIINNIIIIIis 41111
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t.. •Vutlllll44 it= it
As tliskOmisau Constituiloa was *two up in the
Chanieey d Slate on die 10th imenot, the hiumpreoi
dissentient Ministers declared they were noveantbh-
tn sign, and thus it is said to be accepted by
the German Powers: Baron Humbold, for Pres.l
'sin I • Aaron Wit/Arabes& foe Austria s• end Loral
,Clancasty, for England, *II remain bete for sonic
days to be pressen In die closing of the. racers and the
disposing of dra mantwous papers* and- documents
which have been presented by tbe serious European
,Corte, and which are mit to lie given back to the
respective Courts.
The affairs of It.ly art said to be terminated to
the satisfaction of the Bourbon 00111111.

The Paris Papers of the 17th contradict the state-
wet pf those of the 2tith, that BONa.TAJLTM hitd ac-
tually set vtf for HA vte, en embark for England.
On somhy lasi bs went to Malosaieon # and oo Mon-
,tiap# the gotta, Sank of bisf'intileand other parobe
emott to on him there. It is .410.4 *a TAM
Istenailiersediamouts awl drape% liedierdafik,

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A letter from Boulogne states that LUCIEN BONA-
:WM. (we beg his pardOn, Prima LoctEst,) Arrived
there on Wednesday, under the assumed 11•101 e of
Count de Cstartune. He is said to have engaged
a passage boat for E 'gland with the most anblushing
effeenoity, and to hate put on board his baggage,
wisest an espress froin Paris made him change his
euelation and return io that centre of all that is pro-
found in political 116CSICO. Probably his Wend Cam-
NOr intends an make hies an Emperor.
The Royalists at Dieppe, Fecamp, St. Valery, and
Hisvre, histintdiately as hearing of the Duke of
WIL6OI4IITOII'II 'laugh caused the white flag to bc
hoisted on their walls; s the military, however, pulled
it down. atid replanted the trkoloure4 standard,
which again waves over them —Nd blood was spilt.
The partiennstof the Bourbons form in these places
an immense majority. and opealyatow themselves.
They await. with impatience,. the final dissolution nt
expiring despotism. The soldiers dare not fire uponl
them. The conuntinication between Brighton and
Dieppe is expected to be speedily reopened. The
packets art getting ready.

Immediately after this Paper had gene to Press,
an Exptess arrited in London, which left Boulogne
lasi night. The information by this opponusity is,
that all the Newspapers in Paris are stopped printing
for the present—the 97th was the last printed : 'and
the, Exchange bad rhea 4 per cent. in favour of
• " • the hat accounts.

Yesterday. at the terlyaour of twelve o'clock, a
Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office. which
was attended by all the Cabinet Ministers, eiseept the
1•0110 CUMUMLI.Oft, who was ,engerall with the
Parma Itaciaarr, and in consequence did not arrive
at tbeCouncil till two o'clock. The Council broke
Up a little before three o'clock. when Viscount Ca.-
TLiaItAGU proceeded to Carlton Howe, to lay before
the /arum the result of the deliberations of the Cat,
binets.and at the same debe took leave of his Royal
Itbefits, previous to his leaving England. The
Ureter, dined at his house in St. James's.
Vey. and nary thing was ordered to be in readi.,
neesfothis departure at eight o'clock. His LOrdship
is hceraftrnir by -Mr. Walla.. the brother to the
Under sty of State for Foreign Affairs; Mr.
PLAUrills 01 the same Office, as his private secretary=
and Mr. itieutdose, the Lag's Messenger. His
Lordship, it was understood. proceeds direct to
Brussels.
At the bruiting tip of the Cabinet. Mr. KATI:, the
King's Messenger, was ordered to hold himself in'
reading:o for a foieign journey. and lest town soon
after. to precede Lord Casriatitallit. to auks at.
rangeatirau had preparations f4r him on the road.
A letter has been received Iwo Portsmouth, which
states, that Marshal. Nmlr, .in attempting to esc tpe to
illeatviest has beeitaken in a tehortner belonging to
1611-044i4 Sum* earl brought a prisoner into that
'pert.
O km* not libatitedit ke dee 4o this lour.

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s upon herself grs-"at operations will itagis.-• Prig* Wrede bad tel. points.
to Denmark, terday hit held-qua at i• and SUMP Reach people t
$ aid Mother dad to pass the rival Mitre to ..day. • . Bataan. sate abet
101.! of itnilliiii..amiberg fibbed( Sidloot. • i.s-beed .16177116".."-
11*//11. Win ha isscioNwee• oitis
.ar.:-. gig • . 'P
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Ban Friatoot. hag passed the Sliojibitstidt atear. re"' Yuu
kielibleg nave and has at:rived at st‘Manyhte: ;: •• despised and tzi