Star.
London, England, 1815-05-06 00:00:00

Treirns• The Sovereigns who now afford its SO
,ng mark of their affection, cannot be abused lay
cabinet of Bonaparte with the Machiavelism of
ich they are acquainted. United by the friesrd-
ind interests of their people, they march without
paion to the glorious end where HeAveN his
gad the general peace and happiness of nations.-
,roughly convinced, in spite of all the tricks of a
icy now at its last extremity, that the French N. 4.-
hal not made itself an accomplice in the attempt:
be al My, and that the small number of French-
ahn have been led astray must soon be sensible
:heir crror —they regard France as their Ally.—
ierever they shall find the French people faithful,
fichis will be respected, the labourer protected,
poor succoured ; they will reserve the weight of
war to let it fall on those provinces who at their
'roach, refuse to return to their duty.
This restriction, directed by prudence, would
isibly afflict us if our people were less known to us ;
E whatever the fears may be with which it is en-
Ivoured to inspire them with respect to our inten-
-1,, since our Allies make war only against Rebels,
"work. have nothing to dread, and we rejoice to
ik that their love for us shall not have been altered
a short absence, not by the calumnies of libellers,
rby the promises of the Chief of a Faction, too
ich Convinced of his weakness not to caress those
to burn to destroy him.
On our return to our capital, a return which we
isider as now near at hand, Our first care shall be
recompense virtuous citiiehs who have devoted
niselves to the good cause, and in labouring to
lish even, to all appearance, disasters which may
,e*ithdrawn from us some of the French people.
(Signed) 44 Louts."

THE EVENING STAR.

J AN DON.

Xl' SATURDAY ALL THE LOTTERY MUST BE
qtAW NI—ONLY 5,000 TICKETS—Xso,Loo PRIZE—
LaTINEAS IN 00DD.

SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1815.

CE OF S DAY A TWELVE O'CLOCK:
,educed 5174-4 per Ct. -i- —5 per Ct. Navy 8714
20n50t..54 —for Account 50f--Bunds 12s. 13s. pre.
Exchcqutr 1311!: ts. to 6.. pre.
1 his morning, a. soon as the market opened, considerablo
!nos was done--s per cent. Consols began at 5131, went to
ft!: to s&j, then rose at twelve o'clock to 591. .All the
ii al Fruiters are buyers to a large amount, and it is ex-
;td, before the close of the Market, they wiil be much
. +hi, favourable turn is generally attributed to the
small-
of Cc Loan expected by Mlntsters.

! is morning we received Paris Papers of Tues.
Bting printed in the Morning, they do not de.
the question, ge Has BONAPARTE actually quitted
;s r' Our accounts yesterday from Ostend men-
:ld 1:s arrival at Deinkirk, and we find that many
eters rereived by others stated the same fact. In
the genetal belief here is, that hems now on
Flinders frontiers but either there is some con-
ion in the dates, or the fact is doubtful.—
`:,.e Papers of Tuesday speak of his being still in
iris, but mention—which looks as if his instant
)arture was expected—that the Etanzaon's head-
irters were about to be fixed at Conde. It is pos-
k, however, that BONAPARTE may have *taken his
.pasture privately, and joined, on the road, the
!or:Ts that were to accompany him; for we can
irdly question the accuracy of the accounts gene.
ily received yesterday front Ostend.
By a Swi3s article in these Papers, it appears that
,netesi BONAPARTE is still at Versoix—and, as we
ink, in something like a state of arrest. That is,
.re means of removal are withheld till the matter has
been taken into the consideration of the Congress.
The fres:ration of MURAT'S plans of conquest
oases some chagrin. This ill wed man has, we are
1,1, published a Proclamation, in which he announces
the perfidy and treachery of the English have
lade it necessary for him to bring his troops nearer
) his own territories. By comparing this with ano-
ier article his allusion becomes intelligible. " The
lot where the English have landed is Manfredonia 1"
Ins the intelligence we had some days ago is coa-
l:led, that the Anglo-Sicilian army has made .a
vement in favour of Austria. and one that has
-cr. efficient. TI is is called perfidy. But Austria is
lr Ally—and the person who made the first attack,
tnd that too while professing A pacific disposition, is the
Ine An acted with perfidy—that person was MURAT !
iut this irhred mg was ignorant that our Govern-
nein *bad ling been in possession of proofs of his
zaclutty ; and, though deterinined not to be the §:at
brenk the peace, bad made use of thatinfoolomion
n preitate means for blasting the harvest which
!Int% r had promised to himself from his own trea-
!)..2ry cuneini.-o.Let him fret and funM : our
I',Yerprtteilt byits foresight has deserved acs; will
ibtain the approbation of all friends to pease and
ittiod order throughout Europe.
Marshal MORTISE has, we are informed by the
liner Journals, bees sent from Palls on a special
Ilkssion of great importaace ; but to what quarter is
not stated. Our Readers will recollect that it was
Noma* who accompanied the Km; to Lisle, and
then left him in perfect safety, though. as mentioned
) the narrative of Louts, he bad then in his pocket
-4:1 girder from BONAPARTE to arrest the Leo and all
:iav French Princes.
lirtm the selection of sech ad agent we are in-
,rined to think that his mission is to some leading
Power to endeavour to impress it with an idea of the
innderate views of BONAPARTR, and his great desire
tt: maintain the peace of Europe.—That is, his means
ler perpetrating mischief are not yet in that state of
Tnrwardness which he could wish, and he aims at de-
`'w.—lts the mean time, should any opportunity pre-
. .•44f for striking as important blow, it is more

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