Star.
London, England, 1815-08-04 00:00:00

COLOGNE, JULY ?.G.

The Allied Sovereigns are stated to be smm all..
that the war which inJuced the two Declaration!:
the Congress of Vienna having ceased with the
cation of Napoleon, that which France has carric,:
on against them since must be considered an ent;rtly
new war, which will require other condition of peace.
Ilis Eiscellency the Minister Baron Stein is arrived
here, with :he iliu.. tious ornaments of German Lite-
rature, Counsellor Goclie.

Sir liExttY BUN BC ItY, the Under Secretary of Stnt-
for the War Departm,” t, and Mr. BArnuttsT, art
arrived in town from their mission to NaroLEo:.
NA P.'. !":..E.

The NORTHUMBERLAND having required more tirrf.
to be got ready than WAS anticipated, did not gc
away from Portsmouth for Plyrnoutn till yesterda;
afternoon. She was accompanied by his M•+jestj's
chips BUCEPHALUS, CEYLON, and MORGIANA, Whia,
it is said, are all to proceed to St. Helena. Mr. I
norsias is appointed Assistant Commissary to th.it
Island. _

The following arrangements respecting Bona PA It re
are handed about in the Vpper Circles, in M. but
upon what authority we know not ;•••••44 He is to have
one servant, and his own cook ; he may consult any-
pfiysician that happens to touch at the Island ; all
his letters are to be opened by the Governor ; he is
not to be landed till a house is fully prepared for w;
reception ; he is to le permitted to exercise hinexil
in any field-sport of which the Island will admit, hut
is constantly to be attended by an officer and two or-
derly men, who are to shoot him if he attempts to
make his escape, and is beyond the seach of their
hands. He is only to be allowed such a sits of
nouney as he may want for common occasions ;
fin.i: iy, the French Government is to be wholly a; L,e.
expense of supporting him."
It is high time that this disturber of the woo:d
Wert some
way disposed of, for his stay at Plymouth
not only deranges and Loterrup:s all regular husine,s,
but, we are concerned to add, has been the cause of
some sesioui accidents. Our letters from Plymouth
inform us that several hundred boats are rigulatly
employed every day to carry the curious to have a
chance of seeing him, about his usual hour of ap-
pearance, sii in the evening ; and suds has been the
press, that some of the boats have been run do:: n,
and several lives lost. About 51 sail of vessels, f
different descriptions, are now lying at Plymouth, but
their hands are quite cif work, and every thing at
star.d.

We understand it is now fixed that the Nowrut:st.
BERLAND is to sail on Sunday.
Tie residence of the Duke of WZLLINGTOX
length fixed to be in Cheshire. Purchase of land is
said to have been agreed upon, consisting of about
12,000 acres. The Mansion is to he as splendid as
£200A:00 c.in make it. _ _ _

The cicie carriage which passed through London,
at an early hour yesterday morning, escorted by .h.t•
goons, ..nd which excited so much speculation anion
the Quidnunc: as to its cootents, is now understood to
have been merely tl'e vehicle for conveying to tx
coast the valuable mci.s plate of a regiment of dr,.
goons, now on service in France, and expecting to
winter there.

Poor Kin: JOACHIM, it is said, is sadly in doubt
whether to pin his wile or come prisoner to Englard.
Hard is the alternative between a foreign yoke ad a
yoke donut& !
' CONTINENTAL CRIM. CON.—The amour, which :s
the foundation a the crim. cost. citse, allociqd to in tie
French Papets, did not take place at Paris, but at
Brussels, a day or two previous to the battle ot 'Water.
lot). The husband has laid his damages at ae.50,0014
which, it is said, the fortunate lover offered to pay ;
but the affair was too notorious tor composition, et
the party .njiireil had too much sensibility to be rm.
tent setts gilded horns. The Parisian hes•
bands ate astonished at.this conduct, which they rich•
vile as a strange F.,iolish prejudice, and each .it them
v..ishet that lie i!ad the good fortune to hay,:
spited his renus with such another Mar:. An Orderly
Serjeant did the duty generally performed by a prying
chambermaid, upon such occasions, and will be tie
principal witness on the trial.
The entertainment given by the Duchess of On.
LEAN!, at Twickenham, on Wednesday, to thel2l3:Pr
ate. VMS of a very splendid description. Her MA-
U-STY,' and Princesses ELIZARETII and MARY, were
received by the Duchess or ()MAAR*, attended by
his Excellency the Prince CarreLacitt.a. the Minister
front her royal father, the KING vir THE Two &cm s.
The Duchess of YORK, and the Dukes of CLitatoci
and KENT, were present.
FALMOUTH, AIJOUST I.—Arrived the American
ship Catherine and Edward,. from Charleston, in '37
days. Sailed his Majesty's ship Comattear, for Wales.
—Wind variable; fine weather. .

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 3.—Arrived his Majesty's ship
EUPHAATEN from the coast of France ; Fowsz and
EunoTas, trom a cruize • the Caroline, Micmac.
from BAhia ; and the Welbank packet from Havre.
Sailed his Majesty's ships Now! HUbIaBiILAND, BUCL.
PIIALLIS, CEYLON, and MORUIANAp for Plymouth,
bound to St. Helena : the former to lake oil bond
NA poucos.--W it'd N. W

The outward-bound East-India ships WILLIO
PITT, MARQUIS WILLLINUTON, and STaaoTnsst, were
all well in lat. 5.45. N. long. 25. 25. W.
Conn Exessonor, AUGUST Wheat Markel
was very heavy this morning, and scarce any sales
have been effected ; but the little that was di:pewit
of, was A rather less prices than wese made on Mon.
day. Oats go off slowly at a decline of Is. po
trailer, Pi other grain ;ism is licgs ur no variation.