Star.
London, England, 1813-06-29 00:00:00

FRANKFORT, JUNE Is.

Several actors from the French theatres, and other
persons attached to it, have passed here ; they :tr.
going to Dresden. \yesterday there arrived here and
in the neighbourhood 2000 cavah y, and as many in-
fantry ; they this morning continued their route to
rejoin the army.
The two regiments of the young guard which have
been here some days, set nut this mining for chi i.
uiterior destination. Numerous detachmeuts et di'-
mounted eavalfy still remain here.
We are assured that personages of high distinction
are expected :it Dresden. • •

BARNbk.RG, JUNE 12.
Hotels are ptepAting at Dtestien to receive Pci.
sonages of high distiocttoo.
The hut posts from Lcipzic have not arrived.

MAUVE, JUNE is.
• In the event of a Cohgresi taking place, which
every thing induces to capect, we do not :now whether
it will be held in our town. Nary rrlsons
would be at Dresden.

THE EVENING STAR

LONDON:

'TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1819.
Sr. Pasta—Holiday ac the Stock Exchange.

Paris Papers to the Steth Instant reached Town
last night. They contained absolutely nothing pre-'
cise or definite as to the present State of the Conti-
nent, and we are merely left to draw the most pro-
bable inferences from scanty Materials. From Vienna
we learn, that great activity prevails in the Cabinet ;,
that the Course of Exchange improves s and that the
Armistice had given great uttisfaction; a continental
peace being considered as the necessary consequence.
But, amid these pacific appearance's, BONAPARTI
according to his usual custom, redotibling his
preparations for. war. We trust that the Allies are
occupied in the same way, fur the formidable appear-
ance of the contending,armies must necessarily have
a great weight in any subsequent negotiations. But
we suspect that the French Ruler, in additi6n to a
wish to keep up appearances, has other and more
cogent reasons for his military preparations. We
bear now of the Army of the Adige, assembling in
Italy, under the command of BEAUHARNOIS, and of
en immense military force collecting at Toulon. It is
knot long since BONAPARTE formally announced, that
a higher destiny awaited BEAUHARNOIS; and we must
iaow presume, that, in the event of a rupture of the
Armistice, all his vigilance and military experience
will be required in the direction of Italy. Austria
seems determined to seize the Littorale as the price of
her mediation.

it having been stated that a detachment. of Saxon
troops had deserted to the Allies, at the battle of
Lutzen, the King of StatoNtr, or some person for
Aim, contradicts the statement. We must, never-
theless, continue to beiieye Lord CATHCART in pre-
ference to his Majesty of SAXONY, and have to add—
that we consider his whole army, to a man, disgraced
I)), fighting against their German Brethren. Success
to such desertions !

BONAPARTE is fortifying himself at Dresden, and
bas sent for a company of Comedians to amuse him !

A vessel bat been detained and sent into Dover by
the DCEOY cutter, from the French coast: by her, and
"tither arrivals frotn France, we leurn, that the people at
Boulogne, Calais, Dunkirk, tic. ate so confident that
the Armistice will lead to a Peace, that they are
suing up the Passage Vessels which wale used in the
late ptate; between Dover and Calais.

By the way of Heligoland we yesterday received
intelligence ftotn Hamburgh to the 18th inst. bA-
boon, BONAPARTE'S vicegerent of the 38d Military
Division, proceeds with the usual rigour to enforce
the extortions of his worthless master. In consequence
of the failure of the first instalment of the contribution
of forty-eight millions-if franks, this military scorpion
has taken into custody thirty of the principal inhabi-
tants, and sent them So Paris as hostages, not only
for the payment of the contribution, but their good'
behaviour. Among these unfortunate Patriots we
find the names of Messrs. Osy, CLAPEAUROUGE)
M. J. HERTZ, J. M. SCDULDTI VON BURGER, LDS..
MT, WESTPIIALEN, BISREND, ROOSEN, JACOB ALBERS.
HERTZ (of KECRSCRER and Co.'s), S. b. KRUGER,
L. H. WALLACH, N. W. H. HELLMAN, MEYEY, (of
FEDDEY KARSTENS)) and GEORGE WORTMAN• The
latter Gentleman is upwards of 80 years of age and
labours under severe bodily affliction, Von Hesse,
the gallant leader of the Hanseatic Legion, and the
father of the Insurrections on the Elbe, has made his
escape, and is expected to find his way to England.
There is a familiar instance in our history of the
inhabitants of Calais having furnished hostages to
their conqueror but that conqueror was an English-
man, and gave way to the better feelings of his nature,
in favour of the honest ST. PIERRE and his associates,
At Paris, we fear, the patriotic inhabitants of Ham-
burgh will meet with no such reception.
A letter from Bremen reports, we hope, untruly,
that Count BENTINCK bas been shot at Wesel, by
order of BONAPARTI•

The sudden return of General Hoyt is represented
not to have been cons;dered sufficiently important to
have occasioned a Cabinet Council immediately upon
the event; yet is said, and with some confidence, that
the General's cothmunications have occasioned some
hesitation as to the absolute abandonment of the ex-
pedition to the Elbe.

The expedition from Sicily to Alicant having ren-I
dered a supply of horses necessary, upwards of 1000
hive been brought from Egypt to that island within
the last six months. By this system, we trust, the
immense extra expense heretofore incurred in sending
cut remounts to the Mediterranean will be conside-
tably abated, if not totally avoided.
We are concerned to say, that accounts were re-
ceived in Town yesterday from Bushy Park, stating
that the Duke of CLARENCE was worse. His Royal
'Highness the Pamos REGENT most affectionately sent
express Sir HENRY HALIORD, to attend his Royal
Brother, at five o'clock in the evening.
The Silver Arrow given by the City of Edinburgh
was shot for by the Royal Company of Archers, on
Saturday sennight. in Hope Park, and gained by
JOHN CAY, Esq. Advocate.
ilfgaillock, Jorrnerly an Officer in the Army, whose
confinement for bigamy and forgery we mentioned
'ome time since: escaped figaloanuk pcisslowillosi-
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