Star.
London, England, 1814-08-31 00:00:00

BRUSSELS, AUGUST 2?.

It is said that to-dada axed fox the final evacuation
of Liege by the Prussian WON. This great city,
destined to beco►ue a part of the general Government
of Belgium, will soon receive a new organization of
the Administration. The position of Liege upon the
Maese, between Maestricht and Namur, its numerous
population, its many manufactories of arms, and its
industry, are highly important to the Be:gian Pro-
vinces.

The Prdtstans being to leave Lifse today, the
Prince Sovereign has named Commissioners, who are
already departed to take possession of that important
city. It is affirn.ed that the arrival of Lord Castle-
reagh will cause some changes.
It appears certain, that the general Government of
Belgium will extend beyond the Maese, but we know
not how far the new line is to reach.

The arrival. of Lord Lyndoch on the Banks of the
Maese seems connected with these measures, which
are highly important to our country. The Dutch
garrison of Namur is to be strengthened, as the Bel-
gian regiment that is organized theft is soon to go
to Termonde. Other troops are to go to Charleroi
and t!ie Sambre:
The Prince of Orange and the Duke of Welling.
ton are expectM back tomorrow from visiting the
frontiers. General Evers, one of the best Generals
of C ivalry in the French service, will enter into the
service of Belgium, his native country. Since the
decree of the Prince Sovereign is known, the number
'of Belgian Officers leaving the French service in-
creases daily.
BRUSSELS; AUGUST 23.

Lord Castlereagh has taken up his residence at the
hotel of Lord Lyndoch. It seems certain, that since
his Lordship had a conference with the American
Ambassadors at Chent, many d:fficulties in the way
of the Negotiation have been removed, so that a
happy issue may be expected.
Letters from Ghent say, that the Intendant of the
Department of the Sambre, one of the richest noble.
men in Flanders,, gives, to-day, a magnificent enter-
tainment to the English and American Ambassadors.
All the Hanoverian troops on their way to the
Weser, to come to Belgium, have received orders to
hasten their march, and will arrive' in a few days;
the places they are to occupy are already fixed.
It is not to be doubted, but the abode of Lord
Castlereagh, at Brussels, however short it may be,
will be distinguished by measures highly conclusive to
the interest of Belgium.
Eagland protects (Air country in the most decided
manner, find is resolved to employ all possible means
to insure its independence and prosperity.
It is affirmed that s numerous camp will be formed
on our frontiers in the beginning of September. The
troops will be exercised several days in peaionning
grand maw:ouvres.

ARIGHTOW, AUGUST 29.

Plunce REGENT, to the ;nfin;te re grei of At
tanks, lett us this day, About hall-past nne o'clock,
for Windsor. The Mike of CLAntNce :snd Gener4l
BLOOMPULD set out for Lnnddn u twelve o'cl,,clc.

The departore of their lily:a Iliglinesws was
marked by a host of others *cam the Pavilito, and
other parts of the town, but the piece yet ContioacS
very lull of company.

IVINDSCA, AUGUST 31.

• Yesterday evening his Royal H.;•_..!inc,s the Pat
REGENT arrived at the Castle. rnit mrti.ing her
MiassTv, accompanied by the Pnt.m: RifoaNT, Pi in .
CeSSeS ELIZASETH and MARY, lAA An :tiring in a
coach and four, and paid a visit to Princess CHAR-
LOTTE, at Cranbourn Lodge. Her ltqyal Hig:mt•ss is
expected to leave the Lodge for Weymouth to mon ow
( ilursday). Part of her suite is gone. Princess
ALGUSTA, with her usual attendants, rode on holte-
back in the Great Park.