Star.
London, England, 1814-05-12 00:00:00

HARWICH, MAY 11.

Arrived die Lord Nehon packet with a Mail and
passengers from Cuxhaven.

I.YDD, MAY 11.
Arrived yesterday in Dungeness Roads the Diana
East Indiaman, Captain BOWiIAN, from Bengal—
crew healthy, ship leaky.
• EI.SINEUR, APRtL, Oa.
Sailed the Industry; •Lest.tit; with herrings, and
Elizabeth, FLucasa, with ballast, both from Leith
for Riga. On the 21st arrived the Forward brig,
from bmghope, with a small convoy, and sailed the
23d, a single ship. The'ships Which lay in Horn.
beck Bay, also those since arrived, have proceeded
upward, but cannot get further than. Copenhagen f9r
ice. Owing to the irregularity of the pet from hence,
through Holland, we judge it .best to continue the
list by the Gottenbnigh we see it esta-
blishedon a regular footing, &Litany letters to and
from this are missing. • •
The arrival of General Smittaitiin from England is
announced in a Paris paper.
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The Carriage of Mrs. Mithaif., of Brook-street,
• • •
was overturned yesterday, in tt, Janies's.street, by
one of the carriage's 'from ilia-Levee getting in con-
tact with the hinder wheels of Mrs. rl 's. There
were three ladies in the carriage, one of whom was
serious 4 injured.
View of the Genius and Literaisrs of the French Naito;
during the 18th Century.—Our Readers wiil be glad to
hear that the Icng.desired Translation of this interest-
ing Work, which 60r Critics have justly pronounced
toroubnedotnheinokfintghetfihnatesthaspseecvimerengspopfcaorr:gdoini.:l
aatnlde npgrroh.
pi:dished. It is-said to he from the pen of the Rev.
M. MUCKERSY, Author f TU. Llikrl of W. Gener.
In a case of a Pauper's perish settlement yesterday, the Goad
of King's beach decided, atter hearing arguments or Coothool at
considerable length, that a beading by indenture and a residence
or forty days in the parish of the master, thereby Waite a aim,•
int.= in the toaster's parish for the apprentice, who attatirarde
became a pauper soaking parochial radio&

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MAIL.

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,PMEN, MAY a.
, who, as Comnsissibnet frOrts the
icenrding m the 3d Ankle of the
13d ult. is to cause Hatnburgh to
► the Allies), passed through this
its Pay Hamburgh. He had an
i fatal and the white cockade.
.USSELS, APRIL es.
particulars respecting the fate of the
approach of the Allied troops to
lade known upon authority that may

most people were turned upon the
proposals were made to this Pr in
is; and to throw herself on the pro.
lies, but she rejected them all, and
la she desired to be spared all per-
. similar steps, as she was firmly re-
the fate of her husband whatever it
kbided by this resolution, and because
?, ''that she would not leave the city
the utmost necessity, she remained
)ossible t and it is therefore not true
city by Napoleon's order. As the
ied nearer every hour, the disorder
creased. The'real adherents of Na-
. more and more that they knew not
Their Counsels and orders, partly coo-
ly impracticable, only increased the
. the coming of the Allies was wished
ious reports for or against the probabi-
read. A crowd of people assembled
endome, and were preparing to pall
statue, when they were deterred by
who assured, they had heard that the
enter t 1... city in the evening as con•
28th of March, a disinterested spec-
:see what would happen. Already
were distributed, and the adherents of
Wm(' more and more. Those, how-
out pf inclination or interest-, still
ardently wished, that the Empress
Parii, as they hope4l to obtain by her
dation with the Emperor of Austria,
inf with all the rest of the Allies ; but
vabo were already gained for Louis
'oused'• to .obviate this resource. To
:zed among a crowd of people, whom-
convince that any mediation in which
light succeed, would prolong Napo.
id with ihat.the misery of 'France. The
to the' Palace' of the Emprtss, and tit-
' she did net withdraw. This Princess
ioice, and she left Patis ,not on the 28th
was at first said by some, but) on the
hours before the Allies entered it."

preparations that are here making for
persons of distinction, art probably
story to a Congress, but the arrival of
'reign of the Netherlands, to whom

it A.ustria is to cede the• Netherlands,
for them a large sum from England,
to be employed is redeeming the Vienna

:nick of the 21st of April states, thatl
be indemnified by keeping the' Dutch
t that not only the Emperor of Russia,
.mperor of Austria, are to go to London
lerate important business than to pay a
isit. The sum to bl paid by England
in ten years by instalments.

imm the West Indies brings the following
destructive fire at St. Jago de Cuba :
DE CUBA, FEB. 19.—0 n the 15th inst.
lart of this city, through accident, caught
M. The conflagration was awful and
ireadfdl. The injury sustained by the
industrious inhabitants of that cart of the
immense ; in fact, their all have been
id plundered. Several of the most re-
mtrchants have had their warehouses with
its, buret dots to the ground. There
about 1000`barriTief flour destroyed. The,
ated ter rage with ilolettce till five P. M!—
was novel in Cuba, the place being withoui
finery to prevent the ravages of the fire.—
the whole may be estimated at 80,000

of GUNPOWDER.—Yesterday afternoon,
o'clock, a shocking accident happened
.works manufactory of Messrs. Moaraan,
estminster-Road, near the Asylum. Sy
- or other, a quantity of the compounds
been prepared 'for making fire-works,
, and tiploded With a shock which alarmed
‘bourhood. 'That took place in the lower part
; which; however, •was not much damaged
;Went. A man and two boys were at the
dyed in miring the compositions. The fire,
ioded close to where they were, set their
. blaze, and burin their bodies in a dread.
Wanner. They ran Out imanecUately for assis,
in their way passed close to a banal of
•, which fortunately did nat.take fire ;--if
whole house, toether with the fanidy. who
were hi the upper part of it, sentild have
to pletes. When these'Onforiunato .per-
:out Iti'the state dust ditiiihed, it via% some
tore any of the people in the OW would yen-
to afford them aisistance Oaring to the fears they
entertained lest the gtinpowCter Which was known to
• deposited in the house would explode also, and de-
''em. They were, however, at length carried
sent to the Hospital With little hopes of re;
One of the boys was so shockingly scorched
[ace,neck, And breast, that he prayed thaideAth
_xne and release him from his tortnres—hti is.
dead, and the, others lie in A deplorable state.
, •
7,y alright, a bib About twelve years of age,
t the cliffs about four4niles to the eastward of
Ali, and was killed on the spot.
sennightf At Linwood cotton-mill, a brby,
;one too near the machinery, was entangled
Al torn in pieces in a moat shocking manner.
Yesterslay.asLadylheasmer was walking on Maids.
Edgeware-road, she was stopped by tsso fellosesc
. whom snatched her ridicule, containing ies
Dotes, with Which thq ran off:; but ter Lady.'
'acniuding aliiin,.thrk"St Apped iti,John
aL Pts
&lane, with the propstVoinariediefir

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General Nimbi,
• King of France (at
Convention of the';
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be delivered up to
town to-day, on hi
the old French unik
,
The following pa
Empress on the s
Paris, have been ma
be depended on
c, The eyes of r
Empress. Many p
cess to leave Paris;
tection of the Allis
declared at last, the
.
suasion to this and
solved to share the
might be. She ads
Napoleon wished
except in case of t
there as long as pc
s•
that she lett the I
Allies approached
and contusion incr
poleon sheaved me
what to do. The
' i ! tradictory, .partly
confusion. ' As di
or feared, various
lity of: it. were sprt
on the Place Ven
down Napoleon's
another swarm, w
i , Emperor would c
queror. On the '
tatcr Might tones
white cockades w
Napoleon diminu
aver, who, either
• adhered to him,
•tnight not leave I
• : means' a resoncili
' :andthrongh him
-the majority, w
•XVIII,. endeavc
this end they ml:
. -they strove to cc
°the Empress mi
. Iron's sway, and
• . people flocked t,
' tered threats if s
had now no oho;
of March, as w;
SOth, not '2 hou
. .
The great pi
the reception of
not preparatory
the Prince Sorel
is affirmed that
and to receive f
which sum is to
paper-money. •
A Vienna art
• England is to t
Colonies ; and
but also the Err
snore to accrle
mere formal vii
Is to be paid in
• A vessel fro
account of a di
" Sr. JAW)
the marine pat
,
• fire at two P.
the effects dry
• poor class of in
. city, has been
• destroyed and
spectable men
their contents
have been abo
fire continued
The.ocese wa
any machine!,
• The loss in
,1
: - dollars."
• EXPLOSION
4ut., four t
*Me lire-wt
itillse Wentr
i tome means
which had b
i 4 caught fire, ;
the neighbour
i of the house,
by the accii
tune emplor
• which explot
clothesin a I
• ful tinnier.
tame, and
t ' gunpowder,
1
it had, the 1
at the time
been blown
sons CAMEO
time before
ture to affft
entertained
. be deposite
WO, theta
, . . away. and
1 .
eatery. (
i . in 'thelice,
A. . ofght 'colt
since dead
. atindAY
`felt over a
Arbroath,
Monda)
. ..,,
baying go
by it, and
'll Yesterd
hill, Edge
. - one of wii
, . bank note
' , geati?. Pull
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