Star.
London, England, 1814-05-23 00:00:00

BUTCH PAPERS.

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BRUSSELS, MAY is.
The English troops, arrived yesterday to form:the.
garrison of our town, are composed of -hussars, lights
artillery, light infantry, and a regiment of Highlan-
ders. These troops have a fine military appearance.
The Scotchmen have in a particular manner 'fixed
the curiosity og.the public. Their dress at the same
time singular and elegant, and the fineness of the
men give to this corps features `which distinguish it
from all other Europein troops.

HANAU, MAY 7.
As the basis of the Convention with France of the
€23.1 of April is, that she shall remain such as she was
on the Ist of Janua-y, 1792, the following is a short
sketch of tile old boundaries of that country :—On
the north-east, the tortresses on the French side are
Dunkirk, Lille, .Dnuay, Valenciennes, Maubeuge,
Charlemont, Sedan, Montmedy, Lnngwy, Thionville,
Saarlouis, and Landau. On the German side, the
fortresses are, Fumes, Newport, Ypres, Tournay,
Mons, Charleroi, Dinant, Namur, Neufchatel, Lux-
embourg, Treves, Deuxponts, and Spires. Farther
up the Rhine, to the confines of Switzerland, the for-
tresses on the French side are, Strasburgh, Newbri-
sach, and Huningen ; on the German side, they are
Kehl, Rastadt, Oldbrisach, ,and Basle. The Doux
and the Jura form the boundaries between France
and Switzerland as far as Geneva; and from Gene-
va, the Rhone forms the boundary on the side of Sa-
voy, from Pont Beanvoisin to overagainst Cham-
bery, the capital of Savoy., Mont Genevie and Viso
divide Dauphiny and Provence from Piedmont.
France thus loses, besias the annexations which
Bonaparte chose to male in Holland, Germany, and
Italy, the following thirteen departments : that of Je-
mappe, chief town fsims; of the Lys, chief town
Bruges ; of the Scheldt, chief town Ghent ; of the
Two Nethes, chief town Antwerp ; of the Dyle,
chief town Brussels ; of the Lower Meuse, chief town
Maestricht ; of the Ourthe, chief town Liege ; of the
Sambre and Meuse, chief town Namur ; of the Fo-
rests, chief town Luxembourg; of the Rhine and
Moselle, chief town Coblentz ; of the Saar, chief town
Treves ; of Mont Tonnere, chief town Mentz ;. and
the Roer, chief town -Aix la Chapelle. These De-
partments, taken together, contain a superficial ex-
tent of about 22 millions of acres, and a population
of 4,916,600 souls-
Salm and Valais will in like manner be disjoined
from France. These may be said to include the fol-
lowing Departments:—That of the Leman, chief
town Geneva ' • that of Montblanc, chief town Cham-
bery ; that of Simplon, chief town Sion ; and that of
the Maritime Alps,. chief town Nice; containing a
population of 730,000 souls.
In Italy, France loses the departments of Monte-
notte and Genoa—of the Appenines, the Taro, the
Ano, the Mediterranean, Ombrone, Rome, tlth Thra-
symene, the Doke, the Sesia, the Pe, Marengo, and
the Stura, with about five millions of inhabitants.—
There will still remain to France eighty-seven De-
partment;, and a population of from twenty-eight to
---• twenty-nine millions.
BREMEN, MAY 11.
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On the instant we expect the first column of
French troops from Hamburgh, which will be daily
followed by others till the evacuation is completed.
To prevent all quarrels and mischief, the Hanseatic
tronr,c hav been every where removed from Altetr
route. It is,sa'd that Davoust is gone to Hol:tein.

THE EVEN JNG

J4QN DON.-

MONDAY, MAY 23,.1814.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIB-OAT Al TWELVE O'CLOCK
Reiluced66ll—Cons. 671 i—for acc. 6111-4 per Ct. 841
S per Cent. Navy .971—India Bonds, nothing donx-e.
Otnnium, noshing done—But Long Anus. it
Exchequer gills is. 4s. prem.

Paris Papers to the 20th have been received since
Saturday. Much doubt and uncertainty seems to
prevail among the Pat Wan Editors on the subject of
the Peace, some asserting that Preliminaries have
been signed, and Others that delays have taken place,
but not of a serious description.
One point, however, on which all seem to be
agreed is, that the Peace will be extremely advan-
tageous to France in point of Colonial acqu:sitions.
The paintings and monuments of art, of which the
various countries of Europe have been robbed ,luring
BONA/ARTZ'S usurpation, are, it is said, to be retain-
ed ; but this is not in unison with the account lately
given of the Spaniards having had their pictures and
other valuables restored at the instance of a deputa-
tion which was sent from Madrid for the purpose.—
The King of Pact.ste, h.is also got back his =nu-
ments of art.
We are happy to learn from the French Papers
that the account which we published in the STAR of
the 14th, upon the authority of a Morning Paper, of
a fracas and subsequent duel between a Russian and
l'reich Officer, is unfounded.
Mt. KliattlNT7E arr;ved yesterday, morning at the
Foreign office, with Dispatches from Viscount CAS-
ILIIRRAGT, at Paris, which place be left on Friday.
The return of his Lordship is not known at Paris.'
One of the Piris Papers which we have received to
the 20th instar:t speaks of the departure of the Em-
;Tres., of GERMANY as near at hand, and likely to take
place between the 25th and 30th. We have selected
such. articles from the French Papers as are deserving
of interest.
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