Star.
London, England, 1815-07-22 00:00:00

PA RM. JULY 19.

FROM TIIC (MISSIVE 1U: FRANCE.
In nor article of yesterday we announced that riqo
naparte left Rochefort ou 12th instant to ea:bark
on board the Bellerophon. He did not sail, however.
till the 14th, it haying required two days to embart
his suite and baggage.
The Minister. of Marine received last Right the
official account of the departure of Bonaparte and of
the persons who accompanied him; The faillowiog
particulars are interesting :
Oo•the Bth Comic de Grogan went on board the
Saale, to announce that the Emperor would embark
on the following day ; but his departure was hastened
by a courier. At tour iu the afteranon.Bonaparte
left Rochefott, and proceeded In a boat to Foutas„
where hi embarked. Tile sea was high, sad the fri.-
gate nt anchor.
On the approach of the boat, the crew gave three
cheers of a, Vive l'Empereur !" He commanded si.
lence. He continued some time on deck, walking
to and fro with his hands "behind him (wearing a
-green coat without any decoration) ; he then went
below and visited the decks.

On the following day, the 9th, the Maritime Pre•
feet cane on board, and after having saluted the Em.
!mos., he lacked himself in with General Beker and
the Commander of the frigate. It was noticed that
-oft his departure be did not take leave of Bonaparte.

After the Prefect had left the frigate, M. M. Ber•
trand and Rovig9 went on board an English ship of
war, and remained there for some hours.

On Mond.ty morning, the 10th, an English line.
ot.battle ship anchored near the frigates. She was
still at ancilor when this accnunt left Rocbefott, and
the frigates could not make a movement without
being perceived. Nothing announces either their de•
partpreor their bving disarmed.
Bonaparte wss the only one of his family em.

bat ked.
The Trench troops are setting 'out this moments
and take the three following directions: Moatbzison.
Roanne, and le Puy. The artillery proceeds to Va.
leace. Counts Chabrol and de Fugues repair to the
headquarters of Marshal Suchet. Pons and Tests
have departed. Several young men who had beta
imprisoned as royalists have been liberated.

It is said that Marshal Suchot was exasperated a
not being able to restrain his troops.
• PARIS, JUI.Y O.

Yesterday, at seven o'clock in the eyening, parties
were formed in the Boulevard du Teak. several in.
dividuals, of a shabby aprearance, bad in their mouths
or in their button-holes red pink. They were all
dispersed by eight o'clock.
On the 17th great disturbances took place in the
Boulevard du Temple between several private persons
dressed in the uniform of prek•dr-cortes, and others
who carried a large bunch of red 'tisk in their band.
Seditious cries were heard. Respectable citizens,
bearing the white cockade or the lily, were struck and
insulted by these prisons, who were in great numbers.
Several National Guards were wounded in this con.
Hirt ; however, redoubling their zeal and activity,
they at last restored tranquillity.

CIOURIER LITAAORDINARY OF WEDNEWAt WORMING,

By intelligence from London, we learn that Bona.
parte is in. the Tower of London. All his portfolios
and papers have been taken from him.
The garrison of Valenciennes surrendered to the
King on the 15th inst.
We expect immediately a new Declaration from
the 41lied Sovereigns.
The Hetman of the Cossacks. Platte, had a long
audience of the King yesterday.
We are assnred•that the members of Bonaparte's
filthily will be distribmed as follow% :—Jnseph will
b$ sent to Russia; Jerouie to Pntssia ; Lucien to
gb_ind Lpuii to Austria; Madame Letitia to
Mope; and blidatne Hortense to Switzerland.
In addition to those of Ney and Davoust, the per.
trait of Marshal Murat has boa removed kola do
Hall of the Marshals.

Foods from 60 to 61.

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Her M'AJesi-e still continues seemly indisposed
at Windsor C istle.
Yesterday morning his Excellency the French Am-
bassador received an express from Paris, informing
hins,of the surrender of ISONAPARTP. In consequence
of this joyful news, which spread with great celerity,
his Excellency received she congratulatory visits of
all the foreigners of distinction in the west end of the
town.
Yesterday morning, as soon as thenews of the stir.
render of B.INAPARTE reached his Excellency the
French Ambassador, his Excellency sent .en express
Ito the Duchess of Asioouutur., at her house at Bat-
tersea, when her Highness immediately repaired to
his Excellency's house in Portrnan•square, where she
received the congratulations of a numerous party of
Nobility and Gentry.
-EXPEDITIOUS TRAVELLING.—.A Gentleman left
Leeds yesterday morning at seven o'clock, and as.•
rived, tsy the Rockingham Coach, at the Saracen's
Head, Snow Hill, London, before three o'clock this
interning-200 smiles ill less' that 20 hours.

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yesterday the Duke of Yeast held a Military Le.l
rte at his Office ht the Fic,rse Guards; which was at-
.mcied 5y Lkutettanetes.. al Sir JOUN:MURRAY, Oa
rani from CaroOeneral Sir JOAN CRADOCK,
lajOlZeOriigi essunue, Majur-General dILAIIT,
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4,,,mander of F01tee....i4e:.4 Majoe.Oeileral
„ral . • Brigadiet.Geberal.
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"1.!:e following titcular his been issued from the
.a•Ctlice, 'aped PALStittsting,..itddressed to In-
.con; Field-Officers of -Recruiting Diatrictst
have the:.heattat so acquaint you, that in consequence
Act of the Sit Geo4ll. chap. 38, haying repealed so much
o Geo. 111. chap. fiSt'airelates to'thei.atel*Militia of Eitg-
J, the men of the laltar corps &sliming' into the Regulars or
. Ilda, are ty receike fsU bounty, without any deduction on as
:ma the sum received by skein on being enrolled In the Leal
. .
Ifs Royal Highness the hums REGENT has. been
C.,istd, in the name anti on behalf of his Majeltyy
to command that—
Whenever a Regimental Staff °Seer Chaff succeed without
•gu:ar Staff appoicenteet tithe Chia, Command 0/Troops on
• itit.on abroad, by the dmith or absence of the Cam omit
:touch amismacid shall devolve upon's. Field 011cura.
r: t.i OPicer of inferior rank, the Officer on succeeding. to the'
t..,iputary command shall, when possessing the rank bf Field
nerve an allowance of 20i. per dime; the same to
I•.ait •.r the period during which he shall actually exercise the
cn.;....(1, and in addition to the Regimental pay and allowance.
" : if the Chief Command shook! devolve upon an Officer already
• die 341 r, such s ',Seer is not entitled to receive any additional
• e a pay in c.a....ilutrice thereof"

::.iptain ELTON, of the.Greys, son of Sir ABRAHAM
ro.r, had two horses shot under him, in the battle
'tette°, as he was 'taking messages from the
11 of UXBRIDGE to the Duke of WELLINGTON.
.k? a te,timony of respect to the memory of the
General Sir W. PoNsotsor, wlvi so glo.
z;.ly fi.ll at the battle of Waterloo, the Officers of
Regiment (the sth, or Princess Charlotte of
I\'3les' Dragoon Guards) at present wear mourning.

Wedne,d.iy a detachment of the 3J, or Old Buffs,
tt Brighton f r Dover; to *embark for foreign 4ery Ice.
Transports with the 3d or Buffs, sth, 39th: 41st,
And ath regimtnts of infantry, with two companies
et royal artillery, anchored in the Downs 1)I1 Wednes-
d.y last, on their voyage to join their gallant corn-
%Arcs under the illustrious WELLINGTON, and sailed
:,;.win in the evening' of the same day for Ostend.—
)1011C1 TACKER, of 4lsti 4 the senior officer with
• ere troops who have just arrived trom America..

Another divi:t n of transports, with the Ist bowl
ins t the Ist (Royal. Scots) and 4th ( King's own)
a 4 the 27th regiments. untied also on Thursday in
!i.e Dawns Both the officers and privates are in high
Ldhh anti spirits, and quite elated at the hope of
earring their former great Commander. This rein-
, rcrinent, in the-whole, wiliamosat to 9000 effect•

t ve soldiers.
Sir GECKOS tvlvan4y end Sir THOMAS BIUSBANL
expected to join at Ostend, where the troops ius
Vie
The 3tl Dragoon Guards, which had strived in
ant:rbury under orderi lor embarkation, were in-
eectedi on Tuesday last by their Colonel, Major-
Genetal BOLTON) and marched yesterday to embark
for Ostend, in two divisions of three.troops each, at
ver and Ramsgate. One squadronof the ( King's
O-wn) Drag, ens arrived on Thursday in Canterbury,
:41 u ill be followed by two others this day and-tp.

iii(nrow, in readiness for a similar destination.

Tin e troops of the 34 Dragoon Guards embarked
• szerdAy on hoard transports at Dover, tor Chtend:
ey wilt.; in ties evening.
11-1 E NINETY-SECOND REGIMENT.

The following Facts respecting this gallant corps
worthy nt twice t—Lieutenant•Coloncl &MINE,
C.irdross, the first Commanding Officer of this
• (no, fell gloriously at the head of his brave corps
• n the 13th of March:lB'M, in Egypt. Lieutenant.
Colonel Nariza, of Blackstone, his successor, fell in
'tc same manner at Curunna, in lulu:try, 1809.1
Colonel CAMERON, of Fassitern, . who succeeded Co.!
,on, 1 NAPIER, fell at Waterier, on the 16th ult. in the
n.tnner described ht the Duke of WELLiNfitON't dis.
tch. LiEUIIII3IOIV4MIit Minn ELL, whir then took
command ohint,.RegiaSlll4 lies soon afierwaida
•••,mounded, and carried a the field, resigning the eons.
mild of the Battalion to Captain Houttes, the Se-
ti Officer preieot, 'but Captain 1i0L50....; had not
:Ala long in command when he was also carried off
,yrundi.d. Captain. Doomm CAMPBELL dith took
¶.e command, and be was soon after wounded and
-.anted of the 644 the • command then. &reeved
Sill on the. next Senior Officer prams In the id,
err.oon of the 18th ult. the Regiment, which was
.17en reduced to about two hundred men, found
necessary to charge a ciiinam of the
uiiith came down on them, from two tift thrift
•ehi awn. They brc.dte into the centre of thsertintillel
with the bayonet, and the instant they piereeithilthci
''errs Greys dashed in to their sepportv when tfierant
.4 92.1 cheered and hunaed, 66 tientland for ever I"'
by the erfort 'which followed, the enemy, taverna%
A--re put to the sword, or. taken prisoners, after which
‘: Greys charged through. the enemy's second lifer
lIIAMSGATIG, JULY 4t. •
Embarked this morning, on beard of seven teats-
and immediately got.to sea for Ostend, three,
!lops of the 3d Dragoon Guards, commanded by
C9lemel Holmes. -Two troops of the &I Dr.gnons
ire expected to arrive in the morning, Oka for Ostend
The Lord Lieespool Packet will sail dais evening wi
t'assengers for the Netbetlands.

A duel was fought on Thursday s•Paeight at Cork,
IPtween Licutenani-Colonel B—a anti Cdputin
bOth.of the City of carjc Regiment—gig?,
exclunge of shots without iojury, the business was
stnictbly adjusted.
" Eris an ill wind 'blows nobody good." A Gen-
tleman who sought shelter froth the nitn At .a Lottery
Office on Wednesday, was induced, after rens.tiatug
to the Office some little, to perch ase a Sixteenth of
14174 drawn in a few hours after, a Prize, of
1 wanly I.'bousatd Pounds I.

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• •rALMOUTH, JULY 19.
6 6.
Arriied the: Integrity from Waterford; and the,
Laura from litriftol....Wind N.

MILFORD HAYEK JUL" UP;
Arrived, Yesterday afternoon his Majesty's grip
MvaTLE, pins, Captain BIWOHAM, from a cruise
off the Coast ofFrance ; Camden packet with a mail
and passengers, from Waterford ; and Antelope Re-
venue cutter, from a cruize.—Sailed the Ann Cor-
nish, from Galipoli for Liverpool; Francis Freeling
packet, with a mail and passengers, for Waterford :
also, thii afternoon, his Majesty's ship MYRTLIC,
guns, Captain BMOHABI, on a cruise ; and Adamant
transport, No. 388, &sous, for Plymouth.

PLYMOUTH, JULY .20.
Came in theWANDERZR sloop of war from a cruize,
and the DwAim cutter with Dispatches from the
French Coast:—Wind

P9RTSMOUFH, JULY al.
Arrived his Majesty's ship MARTIAL from'a cruize,
the Alliance from Southampton with proiisions, and
the Hope from Briiitol with iron. Sailed his Majesty's
ships UROLST And RIDWINGI on a cruize, and the
GRAMPUS to Ibq Eastward. Went out of harbour
his Majesty!' ship ALBION. Sailed last evening after
Post his Majesty's ship LAMAS foe this East Indies.

Dovu.,.JULY
, .A French beat arrived lase niht from Calais, with
tskiMiiiengers they bring at account of Bowe-
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PARTE Ir v 'ye An 4iv q I be— up to the Captain of WS
Majesty's ship 13ntaantormos„' off Rochtort. Mar-
ris CAMDEN embarked this morning for Calais in
the Nymph packet.