Star.
London, England, 1814-02-08 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

General ALTEN arrived in town yesterday from
Lord WELLINGTON'S Army.
Lieutenant• Colonel PATRICKSON pTOCEEdS to take
the command of the 43d Regiment, under Lord
WELLINGTON.

The- Ist Foreign Veteran Battalion, and detach-
ments from the following regiments, are ender orders
to embark for Holland, viz. 33d, 35th, 37th, 44th,
52d, 54th, 55th, 56th, 69th, and 73d.

The Lyra sailed from Plymouth for Passages on the
Ist inst. having under her convoy strong remounts of
Horse Artillery, and a detachment of the.Blth Foot.
The Rinaldo sloop of war sailed on Saturday from
the Downs, for Holland, as convoy to the transports
having on board the 2d Battalions of the 30th and 81st
Foot, and the Regiments of Frankfort and Nassau.
The 16th Foot, and the 7th Battalion cf the GOth
Regiment are under orders to embark for America.
It having been reported that three privates of the
Renfrew Lilitia had perished on their march from
Bristol to Plymouth, the Adjutant of the Regiment
has formally contradicted the report.

The report of a Deputation from the citizens of
Paris having arrived at the Head-quarters of the
Allies, to solicit the restoration of the BOURBONS,
proves unfounded. No such event WAS announced in
any of the dispatches received yesterday.

Among other incredible reports it is whispered, in
certain circles, that BONAPARTE has actually made
overtures to cede the Government of France, and to
quit Europe, on condition that a sate passage for
himself and four ships should be guaranteed to him.
His destination, it is of course supposed, would be
America, and his vessels would be freighted with the
spoils of the Continent.
The following Gentlemen have been appoicted,
by the Dittch Government, to act as their Vice-Cour
suls at the Out-ports, viz.

Jogx Haw Ea,-Esq at Plymouth.
Josef% BARFIELD, Esq. at Falmouth.
JOHN MINET FECTOR, Esq. at Dover.
EDWARD SPENCER CORLINO, Esq. at Ramsgate and Deal.
F. W. Coas, Esq. at Margate.
D. Wit ti ric a, Esq. at Portsmouth and Southampton.
JOHN LE MARCHANT, Esq. at Cuermey.
Edward JAMESON, Esq. at Cork. •
GEultdE AITCUESON, Esq. at Leith.
What the Post Office translation makes the " se-
dentary" national guard of Paris, should have been
the stationary national guard.
PRICE OF BREAD.--This day the LORD MAYOR hav-
ing inspected the meal-weighers' returns, ordered the
price of Bread to be continued the same as last week.

• BOXERs.—The first pugilistic contest this seam
will take place on the first Wednesday in May, be-
tween Painter, the Lancashire man, and Oliver, the
gardener. Painter sent a challenge from Gregson's
to the gardener, which was accepted. The muds
will be for £5O, out of the fund of the Pugilistic Club.

A new Farce was brought forward at Drury-Lane
Theatre, on Saturday evening, entitled Rogue: All i
,or, The Three Generations. It met with much disap-
probation, and is withdtawn.
COVENT-GARDEN TN EATRE.•••-.Mr. NIMBLE last
night appeared at this Theatre in the character of
Cardinal Wolsty, in Shakspeare's play of King Henry
the Eighth. The merit of this Gentleman in the per-
sonification of the proud and haughty Churchman has
been long acknowledged; perhaps the highest praise
we can bestow upon him now is, to say, that in his
enactment of the character last night he fell nothing
short of what those who had before seen him in that
arduous character expected from him. The house
was filled in every part to an excess, before the cur-
tain rose.

ELOPEMENT.—Wednesday morning last, a young
female, of a respectable family near Havant, eloped
with the butler of a Gentleman in that vicinity. The
fair fugitive was pursued by some friends, who had
an early intimation of the flight, overtaken at Cosham,
and conveyed back to her residence.

Captain LYLE, of the David and Jean, of Banff,
brought home with him a female sailor, who went
away with the Ocean transport of that port. She had'
been five years at sea undiscovered, but having by
accident fallen overboard, was script to be put to bed,
at which time,her sex was discovered. She belongs
to Dundee, and 'vent under the name of William
WDonald.

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NAV4I: INTELLIGENCE.

The Queen Charlotte Packet was lost it St. Se-
bastian's Bay. on the 10:h ultimo, and the Carmen
(Mubc.c) and mo%t of the crew were drowned.
FALMOUTH., FEBRUARY 4.

No arrivals yesterday. Arrived to-day the FULA,.
from Guernsey ; and the Mariana transport, hunt
Passages. Nothing sßiled yesterday. Sailed to•day
the Swiftsure packet, with a Mail for Halifax. The
Lady Arabella packet, with a Mail fur I,;shon, is
gone into the !toads. The LANDRAIL Clittel, With
convoy for Cork and the Mediterranean; go! under
weigh, this evening, bur the wind being so far to the
SJuthwat d, was obliged to bring up again.