Star.
London, England, 1814-06-22 00:00:00

• DUTCH PAPERS.

VtIYSSELS, JUNE 11.
The corps of General Kleist broke up from Muns
on the llth, 12th, and 13th. We bear it is to occupy
for the present Au .la-Chapelle, duhers, and the whole
Duchy of that came. and a part of the Clectorate o.
Cologne, on the lett bank cf the Rhine.
A change appears to hare taken place in the des.,
tination of the corps of.De Yorck, which is actually
matching through the +rdenues to occupy tbp pro-
vince of Luxemburgh.. The important fortress of
Luxemburgh is to have a numerous Prussian garri•
son, and the Hessians now there are to go home.
There seems to he same difficulty about the fur-
ther march of the corps of Bulow, of which the first
column is arrived here.

These airangements, which we state from good
authority, seem to chew that the Prussi.in Monarchy
is to confine with France at least from the Moselle to
the httese.

All the French property at Antwerp, which is not
move.thle, will be sold by auction ; among this, is
the Hotel of the Marine Preflcture.

French Commissioners are employed respectiit the
partition of the fleet and naval stores.
All the Artillery on the walls of the town and for.
tress remain at die disposal df the Allies. It seems
Thai the Austrian General, Baron Vinc,enr, who is
still Governor of the Netherlands, will hhortly leave.
us, and reports say he will be succeeded either by.
General Graham, or by Vonder Copelkr, Commis-
sioner General from the Prince of the Netherlands to
the Belgian Government.
Many Frenchmen had here considerable posts,.who.
!rid committed the greatest crimes during the Revo-
lution. Ragmei, Vice Pi esident of the Tribunal
which condenined Maria Antoinette, was at the head
of the Imperial Manufactory of Tobacco; but he has
now; by order of the Government, been conducted
over the frontie►s.
We expect 10,000 English troops from Lord Wel-
lington's army.
The States General have resumed their Sittings.

THE EVENING STAR.

IkON 00N.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1814.

We mentioned yesterday the arrival of dispatches
from our Minister at Paris. 'ley were, brought by
the Right lion. •Wtu.LtsLEY POLE, who arrived at
Lover on Monday night from Boulogne. It Wag
stated at Dover, that had not the wind blown .so
strong from the N. W. the Duke of WEI.LINGTON
would have been there, as his Gracs was expected at
Dover yesterday morning, and a ship was prepared
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for his reception.

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Letters have been received from Madrid of the 6th
instant, by which we learn that the-new Government,
under FERDINAND, had carried its indignation to such
an extent against the late Regency, that the order of
exile hid been issued to the three Members -which
composed it. The Cardinal of Btu:Knox, Archbishop.
of Toledo, who was at the head of it, and who is nearly
related to the Sovereign of Spain,' has been banished.
to Rome ; AGAR, to Carthagena ; APCI CISCAIN ta.a
north-eastern fortress. It was reported that A ROVlrtj.)
LEs, a hikhly distinguished Member of the Extra*:
Binary Cortes, %Ns to be tried fbi a capital offence I:17:
but we believt 1i Court his 'riot come to any such ..
determination.

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We have some satisfaction, however, in hearing,
that the eminent services of the Dake of WeLams..
Toll have not been forgotten by FEltniwitt4l).• Ishe
rank of Generalissimo is of a temporary nature, and t,
therefore the title of Captain-General of the Kin-
dom, as a permanent distinction, has been conferred
on his Grace ; and his honours havf been confirmed
to him, as a Grandee of Spain, and a Knight Com-
panion of the Golden Fleece, which title and honour
would have been void under the D.:cree of the KING,
abrogating the Grants of the Regency, had it nut
thus receivedthe Royal sanction and authority.

't is stated. in accounts from Hanover, that there
will be four Prefectorates established in Germany ;
each of those• Ptotcetorates will watch ever the tran-
quillity of the countries which will be made subordi-
nate wit. It is said•that Austria, rrus4ii, B•tvaria.
and Hanover, are to be the chief: of these Protecto.