Star.
London, England, 1815-09-15 00:00:00

BR 1.1:t E 1.3, SEPTEMBER 9.

While the French Papers affirm daily that the Al-
lied Armies are on the point of leaving lance, we
see on all sides numerous corps every day.march to
jf.in the armies of the Duke of Wellington and Prince
' Blucher. Since the' beginning of this month, many
columns have pssed through Cambray to Picardy
and the environs of Paris. On the other side, many
Prussian regiments have crossed the Sambre, and
taken the way to Avesnes and Rocroy. The landing
of troops, horses, and snilitary stores, is unremitted ;
and all these troops, as they arrive from England,
proceed without delay to France. It is afliit►ned,
that if the difficulties which have arisen in Paris, in
respect of the negociatinns concerning our frontiers,
are not removed, the Danish auzirary corps will re•
ceive orders to continue its march hither. Meantime,
the fortress of Conde is now more closely invested,

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and will b 2 immediately boinbarded, if it iitiliref uses
to open its gates.
We r:11 flitter Ourselves more and'rnore wi:h the '
hive of seeing ti' Emperor of ltuisi,, and the King
of Prussia, and or the inaturation of our S.)ve‘tign..
TE:VIBF.R
The!r. Majtsties arrived last nir:lit at the 1'..1,ce of
Licken from that tour in
BERLIN, SEP FEMUR 5.
It is now known for certain that r.ot only the
%yolks of :at behng;ng to our old and new Provinces
are to be restored by the French, but th.tt witti
Princes who have been plunde:el, recover t'Leir rro- •
perry; arimug these is the I:l2ctor of Hesse Messrs,
D2uon and PraSsel make indeed .i • Ilk it:s, but ..11 vain.

TIM AR AIT:
BR: FISH ARMY IN IRANCF.

The Journal of Merseill:J f the 5:11 September con-
tain!, the Inilowing handsr,Me iwticc of the gond con•
duct cif tf4 British Army:—" The honour able man•
ner in the English soldieis who arc in this city
behave, has p7:;.4.•:•ed the most unlimited confidence:
and Ills chtained I,ar.theM the complete esteem of the
Thore Lithro Allies, "r rather time
true fricnds of the King. Franc., Chore ardent de.
tenders of the independcace of I,4tions, acid of the
civiliz ition Einure, who have so long given to the
world an example of true paniatism, Nov..? that they
are equally zealous in having the cause of justice iind
hum,inity, as they are constant id combating wurpa-
tion.alid tyranny."

RAMSGATE, 3EPTEMI3EI‘ 14.
Arrived 'from Ostend, with pa:seugns, the Flying
Fish schooner, amougst,whom were the l'rince HE:.
RICUS DR SARAH, 4(11 Of the fourth Mal►a Muth!lian
of Ceylon ; this distinguished personage is last trout
Paris, and is travelling for pleasure. Lord pt.:Nutt:it,
Lieutenant-Colonel HILL, 9601 Regiment ;
HgNDERSON, 71st Regiment ; the Rev. Mr. Juutr,oN.
and several others, also catne passengers in the Fly-
ing Fish. S.:iled this morning, fur Ostend, with up-
wards of forty passengers, the Nancy packet, of
Dover. Embarked this morning about 180 of the
Royal Horse Artillery, and 20 of the First Gorman
Hussars (in English pay) in six transports for prance,
via Ostend ; they got to sea immediately the trans-
ports were afloat.

Yesterday I.ird CASTLEREAGH'S steward arrived
at the Foreign (Mice, with disptches fiono the DuLe
UE WELLINGTON a:id Lord CASTLEREAGH.

The murder of Mr. Kest has been at length no.
;iced both by the Police and by the English at Paris,
as well as by the Governor of Paris, Baron Moe-
FLING, a Prussian General. The Police has its agents
at work in every quarter to discover the assassin, and
the Duke of WELLINGTON has offered a award of
2000 francs for the apprehension of the murderer.
The Prussian Governor of Paris, however, has done
more, and it is supposed that he will, by the me:l+4
he proposes, succeed in promoting the great ends of
jus;ice. He has sent to the Police of Paris a formal
notice, that unless the assassin be surrendered up to
justice within ten days from the date of his notce,
the First Three Frenck (L(lc:rr seized the followara lay
on the Bouleyards, where Mr. KEAN was assassin :fed,
shall be hanged. An affair of less serious maF,,,i:Ade
has occurred, which has been very properly 11):11;,ved
up by official remonstrance to the French Autho.
titles, and has ob.ained their immediate notice. A
Lieutenant CARROLL, of the 4.5 th Regiment, was,
der some pretext or other, attacked by two National
Guards on duty at the Bank of France, who pursued
him into a house, and there succeeded in dinar ming
,him by force. Colonel BARNARD, the English corn.
minder of the north part of Paris, applied, in conse-
gitence to Baron lk.foFet.lNer, the Prussian Governor.
General of the city, and the latter to Count DPSN'II.I.4
the French Nliaister of State, commanding the Na.
tional Guard, who with due promptitude ordered the
parties accused to be brought before a Court Martial.
The Duke of WELLINGTON attends to every slight '
complaint against his Officers and men. Last Friday
a memorial was presented, stating the injuries caused
to the trees iu the Champs Elys6es by the Etrglisit
encampment, and the next day appeared an Ord.:;-,
prohibiting the Officers from tying up their horses to
the trees.

LLOYD'S, SEPT. 15.—Two of the WARRIOR'S con-
voy are accounted for this morning,
mous, for London, arrived off Weymouth; patted
from the fleet after the gale on the 9th of August.—
Columbus, for Greenock, arrived there.
TUE WALKING IVlA•reit, ON BLACKIIEATii.-.-..WILSON, w' o
has engaged to walk 1000 miles in twenty days, (SO 1/111Ps per
day) performed the 50 miles last night, at a quarter past eleven.
He rested fur an hour and a half in the middle of the day, in
consequence of the extreme heat. This morning he started $
little after six, and had pile six miles by lialf.past seven. fl .s
head-quartirs were at the Hare Lid Wet, but in conseqtr
of the number of persons attending the house, he could no- get
proper rest. A Gentleman in the neighbourhood, therefote,
has given him the use ot his re-idence. He appeared nearly
fresh this morning as he did on the first day of starting.—
is an old wan, who has been in the habit of earning
poopislets Aura for many years; and he boasts, teat dur.ng tilt"
period while he amused himaelf with the distribu•ion of Dirt a-
ttire, he has seldom walked less than fatty miles per el.em.
—His walk. like that of the celebrated Powell, is sin 11 .
but lie covers an immense space in a v. ry she.:t•
The pede,triatt's dress is a straw-bat, very hr.pad in tot r, me —a
light covering of net kern, 011 the botly—:and natikeNi tt..),e sere
and gaiters. With resiiect to ti.e ground, he Las pruvidt4, "t!,:.t
should heavy ram come on, he sr all be allowed to walk on the
green-sward initial of the gr. v lied toad
OLD %%ILLY.— Ilis maraitv Meas.,. rwct t; %Vai fully con-
victed of the murder of Elizabi: h e ot John li. a,-
mere in the vicinity of Dim), LID; in July last. He was
mitered For execution on hlaeday moreing nex . .1 he paricii-
lure ot this elreAtul murder have lieen already mare than n we
stated io our l'ulice Reports. Tf.e pi isouvr Lewd hii setitei.cc
with firmness and resignatii.n.
CORN EXCHANGE, Sam 15.—We have had very
few fresh arrivals of Wheat since Monday, and in s
.:re full as high as quoted on that day. The
Trade is rather dull, at last Monday's prices, having
had considerable supplies in particulir frbm Irelatte.
No new Barley at Market; prices nominal, as last
quoted. In other articles no variation.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, SEPTEMBER IS.

Beef 4a Od to 54 ad Veal 54 041 to 6. 01
Mutton 4. Odto I6d Park 5. Od to lb Od
Lamb Sr Oct to is Od.
lieasta 630—Sheep and Lambs 7,s43—Calves too—Pip as

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