Star.
London, England, 1815-06-05 00:00:00

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foe fad and 24h, ihtie ti of, ataimpden.
a small town four'
.kagbet from Niort, canto to ap.
prise'onr AUthoritiot of some seditious movements
iningiitte infirmity •oinastutt.s in their vicinity : our
Urbane Coard was .linmediately convoked, when a
crowd of lA-banes 'and all the Confederates of the
faro Sevres presented themselies.. Such fovea the
oeneral enthusiasm, that officers, soldiers,' musicians,
."11, in short, solicited the envied honour of departing.
The number enrolled was double that required, 'and
,Te should fail in describing the noble devotion mani-
fested by aU when it WMI imagined-that Niort might.
'have occasion for its defenders. At four o'clock- in
the evening our fellow-cititens began to march,
!laving at their head a piquet of cavalry, commanded
hy Maim-Mathis, and composed of all the officers
'oelonging to the 15th mounted chasseursi who, as
as the °San of the city Retard, had put their
iepaulettes into their pockets. Our detachment was
sio sooner sem .then.the rallying cry of all French-
men was heard-" rive le: Liberte I Vise PErlyserenr P'
According to several priState letters from La Ven-
dee, Lieutenant-General Travot, at the head of 800
troops of the line, on the 15th successively attacked
and defeated two considerable Corps of rebels, each
consisting of front 1500 to 1800 Vendeans ; and in
Will these actions near 1200 men were killed ; he
only took 28 prisoners, the others having saved them-
selves during the last battles but among the prisoners
there are several chiefs.
On the 17th, in the environs of Chatillon, at Man-
leerier, a battalion of the 27th of the line, which was
going to Bressuire, had an engagement with a strong
column of insurgents, the greater part of whom were
cut in pieces. These insurgents were badly armed ;
Many of diem had no other weapons than pitchforks,
and they had little ammunition. The inhabitants of
the commune of St. Germain, whew ordered to put
themselves in arms at Cetisay, refused to obey the
order. Almost all the inhabitants of the canton of St.
Varant, who had been forced to march with the re.
bels, have returned, with a determination not to take
ty arms any more. -
A letter dated Lpeon, the 22d of May, assures us,
that the rebels having, to the number of more than
4(X00, proceeded to St. Gilles, a small town on the sea
shore, in order to receive the arms and ammunition
sent to them by foreigners; the brave General Travot
attacked them, killed 600 of them, and made 1400
prisoners. He also seized 50,000 priunds weight of
1-.)e der. Unfortunately the cannons were not landed
...hen the battle commenced, otherwise they would
:Lye fallen into our possession as well as the rest.—
Ihe whicit unites the Federates of the Deux-
Sz:vres being approved of by Lieutenant• General
Count de la Borde, was stuck up on the 24th iu the
of Niort.,

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.. •

MOND" lUNE 5. 1 sm. "
li:s MAJZST Iltati.aaT (asts)..—Holiday at die Bank.

yesterday we received the Pads Papers of Thurs.
dly. They confirm the accounts we laid before our
Readers on Saturday, of the 'surrender of the Naval
Arsenals of Naples to the British squadron under
Lurd EXMOUTH. The Joined is Plitopirch under they
date of Rome, 16th May, states, that on the preced-
ing night Lord BUROHEBiIi received a dispatch, with
inftlligence that' on the 11th May the Neapolitan
Lssels in the Boy of Naples had surtendered to an
English squadron, commanded by Rear-Admiral
CAMPBELL. Admiral CAMPBXLS. is under Lord Ex-
The terms are also giveli, and they are al-
most verhatins the same as we gave on Saturday, on
the authority. of the Agent of Lloyd's Coffee-house. ,
The arrival of MunAl• in 'ranee, and eien in
Paris, though sonte of the Paris Papers doubt the
t:ter fact, is alio. confirmed by these Papers. His
power in Italy is no* happily at an end, which will'
r:lder a large Austrian force disposable for the coot-
im attack on the common enettiy t for the subjects
of 1 EIIBINAND, having now got rid of the Master to
•.I,ont they were consigned by Botiat.AnTE, will soon
sufficiently organised • tinder their own Sovereign
t', be is a condition to protect their country without
•':.O presence of an Austriatiarmy, and even tofurnish
recpect.i'l)l_e contingent for the service of the general-

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A iter 1!:c surrender of the A ritenalp that of Naples

••,tli ;;G•Jitl speedily (Atolls, as a matter of colirle.—
f the 117zIlt cf the 1I th May (the very niglit that
tne arsen.i:s surrendered) she remains of oivr's

tediced to 15,000 mtn, passed Salmona in
• rc.►t haste and contrition, retreating upon Naples,
'. it cloiely pursued by the Austrian General. In the
in:vim *Lint FehdttiAiaVis trout* Oita speared in
sizbt of ;Naples, .and his partizans in Nte city had
begun .16 'prepare seconding his. operations. •
The farce rif the ineepgruousty termed Clifilais de
Mai has commenced. Of course the shew•ma.t
pull) the strings of his prfppets to his oivn liking, and
the performante goes on as if the whole actors were
sentient animals. Some or them have even been
Iwnglit to speak about conscience !) The arrival of
King JoAcnist and l►is wifc, just in time to give his
vote, must contribute gitmtly to thz interest of the
scene.

Yesterday his 11/44asesry completed kis 77th year,
which was &Aetna throughout the Metropolis by
the mottling being ushered in with the ringing ol*
hells, flags flying, die. The Guard at St. Janice%
.Paiace mounted ditty in white gaiters, with the State
I lag, the Band with their State Uniform, &c.. The
Rcce.vt, and other branches of the Royal
15..t0i;y, dined with the Qum on the occasion, at
Frogmore, where the day was celebrated in a privat!
'ler ; and this day at one o'clock the Park and
,&t.,er guns were fired in honour of the same event.
WINDSOB. CASTLE, Jusk 3.—The KING has passed
the last month in tranquillity and comfort; but Lit
it4aassnt's disorder is not diminished.",