Star.
London, England, 1814-11-10 00:00:00

Dt.111:11 MAIL.

PRIVATE LETTER.—BRUSSELS, OCT. sa.
The first subscription Ball commenced onWeines.
day, under the patronage of the Duchesses of Rich-
mond and De Beaufort ; it was select and well
attended, and the gocAi order and attention to the
comforts of every one reflected credit on the Stew•
aids who did themselves the honour to officiate on
the occasion. About one o'clock supper was served
up for '2OO, when they were regaled with the choicest
fruits, witie, and game ot every description that could
he procured. The Prince of Orange's health was
drank with three and reiterated cheers, which he re•
turned in a neat, concise, and well adapted speech.-'
Among the company present were—
Ht. loyal Highness the Prince of Orange.
Dukes—ltiehmond, D'Aremberg, and 1)e Beaufort.
Marquis D'Aschc.
Earl--Athlone, March, and Mountnorris.
Lords—Waterpark, Fitzroy Somerset, John Somerset, and
Bi

tory.
Sirs...W. Gordon, James Wynne de Bath, Henry Clinton, and
Ladson Lowe.

Admirals—Martin an 4 Donelly.
Generals—ilarnel., Cook, and liradsbtre.
Culunels--kiarc lay, Hepburn,ll4•Kinnort, Trip, and Colbourn*.
Majors-.-Kranchinbrrg, Hantilton, /Nuts, and H.ogel.

DoCton—Hyde and drinc.
Honourable Messrs.—Capel, Creelße, Cavendish, Brown, Ser
moor, Bathurst, Moore, Mayer, Edgcumbe, and krskine.
Messrs.—Heskt. h, Desbeawe, hemlock, 'Eyler, Dawkins,
Greatbead, Needham, Webster, Roar, laowles, Dor aeon, fall.
coon, CUSPS ; Captains Roper, Cotzons. &c.
Duchesses--Kichmund and De &motors.

Magma, D'Asche.
Waterpark, Crawford, Caroline Caps!,
Chat late C.:reedits, Geo. Seymour, Fitzroy *menet, Susan an.
tun, Frances Webver, three Lenox's, and two rtnacsicys.
All atreaws—alionapsaa, Carson, Dormer, Myers, GreatieraJ,
Guaira', Erskine, Addles's, Rooks, and hritsitiraw•
Spencer Etanbspe, three bony, twa, Ike*
Zenner-Fenn coon,
Cape's; two bunchy", two Arden', dame sAwendisttes, Seymour'
Webster, and Cursor.
Thorstlay the Prince of Orange left this place
with Lord and Fady Fitzroy Somerset, for hionr,
ou their way to Paris ; the Prince returned nest day.
' °cloaca SL—Yesterday the Duke of Richmond
entertained a select party at dinner, in the evening
the Duchess' de Beautort had a party At supper.

BRUSSELS, OCTOBER 31.
Letters from Vienna. written by persons who may
be depended upon, continue to affirm that the fate
of the countries between the Rhine, Moselle, and
Meuse, is decided, and that these Provinces, added
to Belgium on this side of the Mese and Holland,
will form the new State of the United Netherlands, a
State whose population may amount to eight millions.
and which, in a taw years, by its commerce, its
dusts y, and its agriculture, may become one of the
most prosperous and powerful Monarchies. We es-
lira, therefore, with impatience. the result of the
Congress at Vienna, to J the c‘nfirmation td. this
'lite English Minister at Ghent having received. on
the '2sth, dispatches from London, delivered, on the
19th, a Note in writing to tae American Lega.tiun.
Nothing is known of the nesociatious, except ula: the

correspondence between London and Ghent was never
so brisk as at this moment. _ _ _

Yesterday morning we had at last the pleasure of
seeing his Royal Highness Prince William Frederick,
youngest son of our beloved Sovereign, arrive in this
city, in. order, like his Illustrious Father, to honour
with his presence our celebrated University, founded
by his great ancestor William I. to reward the valour
of the citizens of Leyden, in 1575. His Highness
gave an audience to the Civil and Military Authori-
ties, and was congratulated on his arrival in the name
of the University by the Rectors and Professors in
.their dresses of ceremony. His Royal Highness re-
ceived the Address of the Deputation with the greatest
affability.