Star.
London, England, 1814-06-16 00:00:00

BR rit* AND IfAMB&RCH AWLS.

POPENHAcEN, MAY 41.
By a Decree published to-day, all communication
with Norway is prohibited under pain of death. The
.crown prince of Sweden is arrived at §chonen.
SCUONE/9, mNr. 3.
The Regiment Royal Swedois is ow; arrived here.
fn a short time all the rennten's intended for th;.
part will be as,emblcd, and ready to act in concert
with Generals Adlercrentz and Von E,rom againc;
Norway, in case the' Norwegians shmild refuse a-.
union on amicable terms with Sweden.
FlkiNlirOliT, JUNE 2..
Baran Stein is expected on the sth.
Letters from Vienna asrm that Austria has sold
the Netherlands to England for four hundred millions
of florins.

A petition is said to hale been sent from &part
Germany to the Ernperois- aid kings, humbly re-
questing that Germany -may be made completer, by
the addition of Alsace and- Lorraine, the priginal
country of tire Imperial Family: •= •
A4E-NNA, MAY 27.
Letters-ft-eel Etruria-my that Corsica is' in a very
distur(ted state. ;It is believed that the English will
oecupy C9csica, no fur, themselves, hut to.give it up,
with tlWcon:ent-cif the Allies, to Napoleon, who i;
'Arm' wStehotzlice his pension of six millions. •
Tee-Hatattrgh Correspardeat says this report is little
credited.• • • • % '
J-LtP.-SIC. -MAY YI.
Tb-4); arrived !!ece.. the first division of the Ru,s-
rsi:ins, on their r,fQrn home.
BREMEN, JUNE 7.
It is said that the papers relaticA to the suit jnsti.
tweet against Generallfandamme are already sent to
St. Petetsburgh ; and that he will perhaps be sent to
work at the mines of Nerlschinsk. There are other
Gentlemen very worths; to keep him company
11AMBURGH, JUNE 5.
On Monday. the 7th, the Bank 'will be opined
again with a capital of five millions of mares bane°.
(near half a million sterling). fill fine silver that is
given in will be meited'down. All business has been
hitherto done in Louis-d'ors.
Senators Widow arid Scottiringk are appointed
city proctors, and Senators Bartils and Brunnernan
proctors for the country.
The Russian garrison is not above 4000 strong ;
but we have a great number of ogcers.
lo.—On the 4th, the birth-day of his Ma-
jesty the King of England was celebrated with tl.t
greatest rejoicings at Sti3e. M. Mitchell, the Eng-
tish Consul-General of Norway, who is now here,
gave a splendid entertainment, at his country-house,
at which the English Captains Marshal and Banks.,
General Bennigsen, and all the Qtficert of distinction
in the neighbourhood were preser.t.
On the sth, public Thanksgivings were celebrated
for the deliverance of the city.
The Austrian Consul, M. Hoffer, has returned his
functions. here.

THI E‘ :;KING STAR.

LON DON.

THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 18141.

To-clay we have Paris Papers of Monday : their
contents chiefly relate to the internal affairs of France,
but we have made the following selections :

PARIS, JUNE is.

We are assured that the ceremony of the Corona.
'tion will take place on the 25th of August, the dAy
Af. St:Louis. the ting,.it is said, will on that day
k °Nue 46 new Purs•for
-Vac, flied Spanish, Portuvese, and I.:ngliAz
ttisopsitair?eiricuatect Tpolopse.
.On the 26.1 inst. .t
ibrteidd' cpmmaridcd by Lord
iirit,ygdoet:f4oqtaullan. This brifrade forms
pirt iii.theialtusww,of cavalry )ielr,nging.to Mar4,3l
Welilington:i3atns **Nell IS, tri• p'azs. through' France
on. itt wat to England:: Lord Spuierset dined with
the Matquis 4e, V4le4euve, Prefect of Montauban,
and the General: commanding the Frenc.i troops.

LANDWICIC, (IN NORWAY) WAY 10..
Numerous debates have taken plate in the sittings
of the Piet of Eidswold, and opinions have been much
divided on the question, Whether Norway CA.I man,-
tain itself as an independent state ? The filal con-
clusion was that she might if England declared in
her favour. Now, the Denlarat.on of Eitgl'and
been made known'at Christians:lnd., old! As we
ready know that has not been lity cm: .0)10 ; iwtorrn3-
tionwa4 .at the same time, received that nine shl'pr. of
the lin; were upon the point snl for stip-
pnetiag;by a rignrotis blockade, inn orders of the Ca-
binet, which' tat discuurmed.

sprits. Prince Citristiatt, nevertheless, Pursue: his
object with much firmness. The inhabitafits who ate
friendly to pe,ce, H tter themselves that the Commis
sinners of the Allied Soverrigns *ill succeed in ar
ranging every thing amicably.