Star.
London, England, 1815-05-25 00:00:00

.of the conscripts to taro out, !In I the bursts of loyalty
in favour 'of the legitimate Soveteign. They allow
Orem to have been manifested in a slight degree, and
to bat:tree the account, tell of patriotic donations.,—
Of thew they have mustered four or five, one of them
of the mighty sum of 100 francs. Among the dona-
tors to the Emperor's charity-box, we have not been
able to find the names of l'rince Lcc:fea, or of CAM..
;ACROSS ; nor those Of DAVOL'ST who robbed the
Bank of Hamhurgh fur his own emolurnegt.; or of
the virtuous c4RNOT, who plundered the inhabitants
of Antwerp, or of any of the blnod-suckers who enrich-
ed themselves by the plunder of Germany or of Italy.
—These statements of gifts of two or three pounds!
sterling, are in general given without names—Mrs. 1..
Mr. B. Ste. The whole is a paltry contrivance, hav-
ing no foundation in truth.
A minor Paris Paper, received this morning, states,
that FUDINAND of Spain has formally declared war
against France.

A Dutch Mail has also arrived this day. The in-
telligence which it brings is important. The principal
body of the French army which was at Valenciennes
has suddenly marched in three columns of 16,000
men each, taking the road to Civet. The politicians
at Brussels seem at a loss to conceive what can be
the object of this movement : it appears, however,
to he plain enough. BONAPARTE means, if possible,
to turn the right of the Prussian army, which is post-
ed along the i►laese. Should he succeed in this he
may promise himself, other circumstances hi/owing,
to make *dish towards Holland. He will prolaably,"
however, be disappointed in his object, as the Prus-
sians hive received large reinforcements, and arc

strong in cavalry, '
The KM of the Ustrzo NwritcaLaNns has given
to the Duke of WILLINOTOW the appointment of
Field-Marshal of the Army of the Netherlands, and
in this quality the chief command of his army.
The Ealperor of Russia. has addressed a letter to
the Polish Senate, announcing that the Congress has
detern.iled that Poland shall maintain the rights of
an independent kingdom, anJ that his Majesty in
assuming the title of King of POLAND will scck only
the happiness of the country.

BRIIiSEV, MAY 17.

The main body of the French force that was about
Valenciennes has marched, according to a telegra-
phic dispatch, in three columns of 16,0(X) men each,
towards the Wiese, taking the direction of Civet.
This movement, the object of which k is hard to
conceive, has been executed with remarkable preci-
pitation. The Prussian army on the Meuse has again
been reinforied by a great many troops, particelarly
cavalry. Charleroi and the Sambre are covered by
a powerful force. The English and Hanoverian,
:irsue to concentrate their army on the frontiers.

coati _ _
The FPO Val bars broken down all the bridge. on the
whale line from Dom), to Gravelines.
INLESOEN, MAY to. •
A Courier, arrived yesterday from Vienna, bringi
the very impotsant intelligence that his Majesty thU
King of Saxony hes signed the act of cession of putt
of his kingdom to Prussia, and appabsted persons with
full powers so give it up ; and, at the same time, for-
mally acceded to the alliance of the other Sovereigns
against Napoleon,. We therefore hope soon to see the
King and the Royal Family again in this capital.
lIERLIS, MAY 53.
The second Landwehr is organizing, but, by his
Majesty's express orders, the men and officer, are
merely to be enrolled for the resent, and not em-
bodied glees in case of need.
COPENHAGEN, MAY a.

A Royal Decree, dated from Vienna, the Ilth of
April, orders s—lst. That nobody shall be admitted
into the Danish States.wbo has_ a passport given in
Napoleon's nose, or by his order. •• •
2d, That every traveller, who is a dative of France,
shall decloe before the Magistrates, that he recog-
nises no Goverment io France except That of Louis
XVIII. end- in case of his refusal he most imme-
diately qdit the dominions of his Majesty.the King of
Denmark.

We have received Jamaica Papers to the I hit uli.
at which date every thing remained well. These
Papers contain some accounts of skirmishes between
the Revolutionises and Rayalista, in Sausth Asaaica,
but not of oaffisiest interest to induce us to suppress
iatell•itenee snarl more directly 'cancans us for the
purpose of making room fur tilegH• We shall give
some:streets tO4IIO6TOW if we can spare room. .
Yesterday the EUPHRATES frigate, Capt. Narrow,
ANIPHIUN ditto, Captain STIWART, and DtsPArcH
sloop of war, Captain Cons, sailed from Portsmouth
with sealed orders.
Yesterday the Duke of GLOUCIISTIZ transacted
business at the Quarter-master. General's Office.
The Princess CUARLOTTR of WALES took an airing
yesterday in an open landau, attended by the COINS,
tea of Rosst.sx, Miss Cares, and Colonel ADORN.
SHORE, by the Prince Regent's Park, Hyde Park, &c.
Her Royal Highness received visits from Ladies
WARWICK and lku.vori, Lord Karru Ste.

Tile ritINCIt RZWINT, oa his way troth London to
Wind,or, r Bled at his new cottage, where be re.
moned about an hour. It is nearly eompleated, aid
also fitted up. His Royal Horns is expected to
spend a few days there the begasatag of out math.
Mr. Kemst.a.—The tern at yawseday was. that
Mr. Kant.* remains out of alleire berisa nate oi
esteem, weakness.
The Tragedy ter at DeuirJagm ill the
production of JOAXIIIII
Litt, it Int daftly
pulled the critical ordeal 01 •• rah. Kr. VIAL.
TVA Berri furnishes the Prologue.