Star.
London, England, 1814-04-08 00:00:00

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 7.

Arrived the ElizAbeth, FINOM," from the Downs,
for the South Seas ; the ZEPHYR and FERVENT, with
a fleet for Plymouth ; the URGENT gun-brig, from a
cruize.—Sailed the TVRIAN sloop of war, with a con-
voy, for the Westward ; the HORATIO and SABIN E,
for Cork.—The GRAMPUS man of war will sail in the
morning with the West-India Fleet.—Wind Souther! y.

DEAL, APRIL 7.
Arriied the PIONEER schooner and SIIELDRAKE,
from a cruize.—Sailed the Raikes, YouNo, from
Shields, for Gibraltar.—Wind N.E.

LYMINGTON, APRIL 7.

Sailed the HYPERION frigate, for Dourdeaux, with

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VOIMITH EDITION,

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GOVER)I MEN' - -BULLETIN .
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. APRIL 8.
.444440 fl the lit, 2J, and 3d instant are ar- •

rive& •• • •
" Billesire of the Emperor of Rossi:, the iSenate
had atgernbled, and had chosen a Committee of Five,
to constitute a Ptbviiory Government: 'The Mem-

beri are TALTBYRAND, BOVRNVILLE,- DALBERtis JAV•

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coult, and MONTESQUIEU. •
gg The Senate in a seem). d.sittini declirea.—that
the Dynasty of BONAPARTE WAS at AR end—that the
FrenCh were delivered from their 0.460 f Allegiance
to him—and an Address to tile-same ptirpoit is made
to the Armies.

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g‘ They then declare—thiC,dre Senate
,and! Legis-
lative Bodies shall form furrdamental parts of the

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new Constitution, under such modifications as might
be proper.
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" That property shall be preservestle well as the
public debt and public pensions.; that' the Press shall
be free, subject to regulations—an indemnity ler con-
duct and opinions ; that there shall be complete re-
ligious freedom. A Constitution- is to be presented
upon these bases.
" Nothing appeared determined ag tothe Bquasous;
but a minor Paper of the 4th states the general
sentiment of Paris is in favour of the Botatuoxs, and
the White Cockade was generally displayecf.
The utmost tranquillity exists in Paris : - the bar-
riers are all open. Versailles, and the towns in the
neighbourhood; have declared in unison with Paris.
" Nothing is mentioned as to DON APA RTE. or his

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army."

'QUEEN OF WURTEMBURGEI.—The ROYAL SOVE.
timx-Yacht, commanded by Captain 'Wm. HaTIIAM,
is nearly refitted at Deptford, and will sail in about
a fortnight for Helvoetsluys, to receive the Queen of
VN, URTEMBURGHt on her embarkation for England.
'The ROYAL SOVEREIGN will lie convoyed by a frigate
and a sloop of war ; the state rooms have been su.
perbly decorated for the reception of her Majesty,
and a beautiful service of plate, &c. put on board for
the royal table.
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Last Sunday most liberal collections were made at
all the churches in the city of Glasgow and vicinity,
for the sufferers in Germany.
DOUBLE CHANCE.—.Adventurers in the present
,Lottery have an.additional Chancc the Prizos in the
following Lottery.
The foreigner who personated the pretended Colonel
De Bourg, in the late hoax on the Stock Exchange,
has been arrested at Sunderland, and is on his way
to

Green Room report speaks very highly of the new
Spectacle of Sadael and Kalrasade ; or, The Water: of
Oblivion,: forthcoming at Covent Garden Theatre.—
The original tale is full of interest and dramatic situa-
tions, and the talents of the Painters and Machinists
have ample room for their exertions.

THE BOURBONS.—A new zra may be shortly ex-
pected to commence in France—the Reign of Gentle-
men—a breed that has been totally extinct for the last
twenty years.
It is said from Harburg, under date of the 21st of
March, that the desertions from the enemy in Ham-
burgh continually increase. On the 7th, Sta,.9th and
10th, no fewer than 700 persolis came out from dif-
ferent parts of the city, making their escape by elud-
ing the vigilance of the French Guards, during the
fright. The enemy has endeavoured to prevent this
deseition by a Proclamation, which states that the
owner of every house, where a soldier has been billet-
ted, and from which he shall desert, shell not only
forfeit his goods, provisions, /rt. but shall be excluded
from the city with his family, like common. vagrants,
on. the ground that he ought to be apprised of the in-
tended desertion of every soldier under-his immediate
protection. Provisions are becomieg more scarce
every day ; the epidemia carries off great numbers,
and a large portioa of the city is shut in consequence.

It is probable that they eneral CARNOT, command-
ing at Antwerp, is •not.the Ex. Director of that name,
but.lis brother. Though less knowrs, tic has seen
more-service than the other; who, if he, did for seve-
ral years fora) the plans of the *campaigns, he never
tented any of them himself.: Elks brother served,
in 1796, as General of Brigade, under .lourtna4 and
shared the prosperity and adversity of the Ix-Direc-
tor ; and when the 'latter became Tribune in 1804, he
was nominated a Member of the Central Committee
of Engineers. We can much ;bore:ea:4 believe it of
him than of the Ex-Director, that. when appointed
Commandant of Antwerp, he stole into the fostress
in the disguise of a peasant, and adopted measures
which do not seem consistent with the character of the
Ex-Ditector.

We are concerned to state, that letters have been
received at the Admiralty from Admiral FREEMAN.
TLE a,ncl Captain ItowLEy, giving information of the
death oreaptain Betinces W. TAYLOR, of the APOLLO,
by the upsetting of a boat of Brindisi, in the Adriatic,
where he had lately caused the destruction of the
Fiend) frigate Uranie, in consequence of threatening
to enter that hat hour to engage her.

Saturday last, the Court-Martial, in Hamoaze, sit-
ting on ,captain BROWNS, of the Hxamas sloop of
wars terminated its sittings. The sentence was, dis-
missal from his Majesty's service. The' principal
charges were, unofficer-like conduct, in stripping his
clothes off,.on.his own quarter-deck, to box the Cap-
tain of a transport, whom be had called on
by signal ; and a charge for pilotage when the
had not been employed ; but which, Ito.wever,
peared, he (Captain BRowliF) paid to the My
the HatiNICA.

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