Star.
London, England, 1813-07-05 00:00:00

WINDSOR, J'U'Lr S.

The Quart and Princems ELIZABS:II and MARY
and the Duke of YORE arrived hum st on after elvveta
o'clock, from London. By twelve o'clock the Mem-
bers of the Queen's Council hdcl arrived at the Lov%er
Lodge, where the five Physicians Attending the Kisc
laid their Report before them ; after %II:kb thr• Meta.
bars of the Council proceeded to the Cistle. and held
a Council With her MAJZSTY, when they. tikk into
consideration a Report of the King'. State during
the last Quarter.

The Qum left town on Saturday morning, in
consequence of its being the quarterly daeon uh'ich
her Majesty's Council is held cn the state of the KING
The rrsncesses ELIZABLrii and Meaty accompAs:it,d
her MAJENTV to Windsor. The Qt;EAN return.:.:::
the Queen's Palace to-day.
Ye-terday, the following Bulletin was :
WINIUSnIi CASTLX, JULY S --His MAJI",ry 1.4 s .a 1.1
general passed the last nu,:ul; in tra;quillity a4d
comfort,"

Just as the Quers: and Princesses had left the
Queen's Palace on Saturday, die carriage was stopped
by the Prince Regent's Page, whe eel...Wird to then.
the Baton, or Field.Meralad's Staff, (nought by Cap.
tain FREMANTLE.
Yesterday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was
held at the Foreign OfF.ce, which sat till after four.
Viscrunts SID1111:111 and CA4TI.II4LAGI! had audi-
ences of the Petect It Lazar on Saturday.
Senn diy morning General Sir A LEAS EU 140 PL
had a long interview with Viscount CASTLEIIIiAOIL,
Tuesday, Sir Jons and Lady NIiWYMCI aimed at
Newpaik, firer Waterford, from England.
The Committee of Drur • -Lane 'Theatre hays ge-
nerously gr tilted the use of the Theatre, for the Bene-
fit of the British hisoners in France, and the Pet--
Jointers have also offered their set %ices grituit .usly
on this laudable occasion.—To-marrow Evenitiz
fixed on for the performances to take place.
A corps has recently been formed in Berlin front
among the natives of Tyrol who had taken refuge in
that capital, on the annexation el their country to
Bavaria, and the kingdom of Italy. Their number
ametints to 1800 men. Their leader is Jacob Riedel,
who distinguished himself as an active p irtizeit on.
der the patriotic Hofer. Koaeobue, in the Journal
pnblished under his direction in Bolin, speaks in
warm terms of the zeal and talents of Riedel, who is
distinguished as much by his attachmeet to to
House of Austria, as by I.is hatred to die French
Ruler. The it.jurics sustained by him are ni no or-
dinary magnitude ; his wife, his son, his daughter,
and a brother (Adjutant to Hofer), havng been
butchered by the !'bench durina the campaign
agionst Austria, and the whole of Ins property con.
fisc.,ted. The corps has been attached to the army
under Genstar Von Bulo'.v, and has en three occa•
sions distii.guislied itself in a rummer which entitled
it to ackn wiedgments of the PrusstanG n
A letter froin an Officer ettatidentiatly emplayee3
at the head-quarters of tne All ed Sovereeges of the
Math, state-., teat subsequently to the battle of Wur-
chen the Allied Army received.reintorcements which
carried their amount to tull 90,000 men. were
perfect in their discipline and equipments, and ani-
mated with the bast spirit and highest confidence,
especially the Prussiens, WllO on all cccasions Lad dis-
playeu the most exemplary di cipline, energy, and
gallantry. 1 ;ey Lad a strong poeitien in t. cur eye, -
which they were sure to # ccupy when hecessary. and
were anxious in the extienie ier the renewal of
Des. BERNADOTTE Last with him AVM 50,000 sweaes,
and when jeimed by the Russians, select was daily
expected to t..ke place, his force would amount to
65.000 men. The Crtores Pritece, tt is said, had ap-
proved ot the Arrwszice in a very marked manner,
and considered it as higilly adventageousso the cause
of the Allies
Thursday last the Leeds Jubilee coach was over.
turned xt Halifax. Ot seven passengers, one was
killed on the spot, a second died in two hours atter
the accident happened, three have broken bones, .nd
two are much bruised, exclusive of tae coachman,
who was not expected to live. The names 01 those
who are dead are, Joshua Milner And Mr. Sykes, en-
gine-maker, of Bolton.
Yesterday evening, at seven o'clock, as the Ports-
mouth mail-coach, which sets out from the Angel
Inn, was prepating tor its journey, the horses took
fright and stet ted two) the yard, proceeaing at a fu-
r-isms pace, without coachman or guard, till they came
opposite Water-lane, Fleet-street, where two gentle-
men, the oily persons with the coach, and who were
both outside, threw themselves off, and were much
hurt. Ti e Animals continued their csairse till they
reached St. Paul's, when one or two ut them tell, and
they were stopped.
Saturday afternoon a • one of the workmen in the
employment ot Messrs. Mix: and Rum, Brewers,
L.qtr‘rp,n..l-stti:et, was attending one ot the vats
whilst boiling, he unfortunately tall into it; by the
immediate assistance of others,' who.were near him,
he was instantly taken out, but was so dreadiully
scalded, that he died in a short space of time iu the
most excruciating agony, leaving behiedfiiiii a Wile
and a large family.
Nlonday se'nnight, in Albion-street, Glasgow, a
bull, which had been cruelly turn by dogs, turaed,
with a providential sagacity, upon one of the persons
concerned in the torture, and gored him so sseerely
that his life is despaired of.
On Saturday in the King's Bench, a motion wan
made on the behalf of Mrs. Mary Ann Clarke, to stay
proceedings in an action of deer , it being sworn that
she had been married, and that her husbai.d v .:s
alive. The Com trefused to interfere in a sutemary
way, it not having been swot n that the plaint ff k _IL: et
she WAS married. 'Due Learned Louasei ins.sted,
drat the notoriety of the fact of her marriage v. as suf-
ficient, but the Court refused to have any judicial
knowledge of Mrs. Clarke's coverture.
tOkN EXCHANGE, MARX-LANE, JULY 5.

Having but a short supply of English Wheat this morning, that
of tine quality trom Kent and kisses met ready •ale, an. at an
advance of 2s. per quarter, but the mi..dhng and ordinal y de-
scriptions of English Wheat, as well as all kinds tit h.re gu, al•
dull sale at last week's prices. We had a to.trable •apply
of Barley, and having but new buyers, no. pines -re la. par
quar.er cheaper. Fine Malt sells freely, hut without any
amendment in price. Grey Peas bast% scarce, sold 45. per quar-
ter higher, the arrivals having incters4d ior this day a masks'.
checked the advance that we riperit-nc,tl last we. k, and hula! $
prices were scaicely supported. In Wh►te kra►, bcans. and
other armies, no alteration.

LONDON : pruned by Leta:. KLm Packs •lace U
Rub abed thins and at the Stu-Oates 1 auple-ter.