Star.
London, England, 1814-04-14 00:00:00

Lord CASTLAREAGH reached Paris on the 10th.

His Majesty Louis` XVIII. %Alit in town, tit*
up his residence at (.I!illon's,.in Albemarle-street.

The whole of the Pius V ReceN-r's domestics have
been furnished with whidOtock.ides, and ordered to
wear them.

• The Deputiei.frint Dunkirk let town yesterday,
on their return thither. They on Tuesday had a long
audience of Lord Met.viLLE, and proceeded to the
Comte DllCUAltilta& Captain SLAW:MT/IN cf the
ARCIIIIR sloop, Conveys them from Deal. They take
the answer of Louis, XVIII. to the address from the
inhabitants of Dunkirk.
SOLEtIN THANKSOIFINGem-Never did there occur
an occasion of public" thanksgiving in this metropolis
for any great event, in which the fervor and devotion
Of the popular mind was mere ardently and grate-
fully directed to the Coo of Hosts, than on Tuesday,
at the French Catholic Chaptl, in Clarendon-square,
Somers Town, for the restoration of Louis XVIII.
High Mass was performed by the Rev.Mr.CIIARRON
and other French Priests. The decorations of the
altar,. the number of lights, the burning of incense,
and the solemn tones of the organ, accompanied by
the tinging, had a very impressive effect. • After
High Mass, Ts Deem was snug by the choir belong.
ing to the Portuguese Ambassador's Chapel in South
Audley-street, accompanied by many Of our first-rate
professional singers. 'rise Chapel was literally
crowded ; all the French and foreign Nobility in
town were present, and also a great number of the
English Nobility, all of whom wore the white cockade.
The French and English nags were displayed in front
of the Rev. Mr. CnaunoN's school, and after Divine
Service, the boys of the school, from some small
guns they had mounted in the yard, fired several
sounds; in honour of the happy occasion.
_ ELDCTION OF EAST-INDIA DINECTORS...-This morn.

ing, at eight o'clock, the Scrutineers delivered in their'
Report to JouN JACKSON, Esq. who was in the Chair,
when the-numbers were declared to be as follow, viz.
stobvrt Clerk, Eq. 1441 Samuel Davis, Esq. 133 ti
David Scutt. Esq. • 1419 I John Morris, Esq. 1318
Akiander Allan, Esq. 1356 Wm. Stanley Clarke, E.q. 1229
lion. Hugh Lindsay 1350 I Wham Wigram, I:sq. 1226
• • Jostph Hume, Esq. 587.
Whereupon the six former were declared to be duly
elzeted.
Dutclr Papers have been received, containing the
following articles:
Ed BREDA, APRIL 6.—The accounts of the propo.
sed surrender of Antwerp are in some degree con-
-firmed by a Gentleman who has just arrived from.
Tholen, but no particulars had transpired."
44 &JUIN, A 1.14 I L 2.—General VAN DAIIIIII has actu.
ally teem sent off to Siberia, and intelligence of his,
arrival has even been received at Moscow. He has
no companions, but the inhabitants of those wild:
districts."
The prospect of Peace has already brought with it'
a part of its attendant blessings. The price of grain
has experienced a very considerable reduction. Cattle
are also considerably-lower in price. Coals have also
fallen in the Pool from 70s. at
,which_ they sold on
Friday, 40 38s. .
Mr. Wit.ol.lollTONs • dues whom there is not a more
respected character on the stage, is appointed Mana-
er of the Haymarket Theatre.
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.43!dere were. yesterday .owed for disbanding the.
Whin on the 24th OF June. The Second• battalionst
erg to be innitediately disbanded, and poly multi
O&cers are to be allowed to each ant battalion.

The 97th regiment, under the command of Lien-.
tenant► Colonel balm, irriired at Passages from Gib-
raltar, the 6tb of March, and joined Lord WILLINe-
Tom's army lbey are attached to the Sd division.
Sundry se'onight, the In diVition of the Wilt-
shire Militia; cal►tmadded by Lord Bnuce, arrayed
at Donaghadee from Port Patrick.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. .

PALMOU APRIL I I.

Arrived the Stranger, Poiven, from Bristol, and
three ships from Wales. No sailings. —Wind E.S.E.
•
PLYMOUTH, APRIL. It

Arrived the BITTERN sloop of war, from Liver-
pool: Sailed the Rasourrs gun-brig, for Ireand ';
BERMUDA and CYANE sloop of war, on a cruise.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL VI.

&lived yesterday his Majesty's ship Hope, from
a cruize4,--Sailod his Majesty's ships WAstatoa. BA-
WER, EIPtEGLE, SATELLITE, and ELECTRA, •ith a
*elect for the West Indies, in number about 50

also sailed his Majesty's ship RINALDO, to the
Tiativard.—His Majesty"' tbip Aatas. takes convoy
to the coast of Africa.•.-Arrived today his Majesty's
ships ZEPHYR and Corn, from a cruise.—Sailed
[D-day his Majesty's ship SNAP for Guernsey and
Jersey.—The convoys at present appointed stand thus:

His Majesty's stip BiLLIROtHOM, ft: Quebec, Ste. &c.
Pa NDO su, fot Spain and Portugal, and the Mediterranean
The Aa t at, for the Coast of Africa. And
The Ras ALDO, for the Downs. •
DEAL, APRIL 13.

Came down from the River the TIGRESS geft-brig;
the Lion, TOZ/KIN3, for Nevi Brunswick; the Euretta,
Pasaitsox, for Quebec ; and the Kenn HINMAN..
for Demesne. 8:1;led the Euretta, above-mention-
ed, for Quebec.—Wind S.E.