Star.
London, England, 1806-06-24 00:00:00

DUTCH PAPERS.

We have received the leydas Gautier to the 2 ift•
The Paper of Friday laR contains an account of the
reception of King Louis and his Family.
HAGUE, Jose !S.—Though their Majeßies the
King and (teen were expeaed here to-day, a courier
from the head-quarters arrived on Tue.lay evening
with certain information, that they might be espea-
ed yeßerday in the afternoon, and which fell out ac-
eordingly. The approach of their Majeßies towards
this refidente was no ((loner known, than a flag was
hoißed upon the Marine Obfervatory. At the fame
moment, the artillery in the Meadow Camp area
falute of twenty-one guns, which was contitineti every
half hour, till the Commanding Officer was informed
of their Majeßies' arrival at the Houfc in the Wood.
As loon as the lira twenty-one guns were heard, the
chimes at the Great Church were in readinefs For
playing ; the great flag was likewife hoißed upon die
Town-bode ; and the chimea continued playing half
an hdhr after the laR guns were fired. A Deputatiois
of the MagiOratesfet out from the Hague to the Lean
Hock of the Niew 03einde, to welcome their Ma-
jellies to the territory of the Hague., and to prefent
them with fume wine, according to mallow. The De-
putation afterwards accompanied their Majeßies to
the Houfe in the Wood, and then withdrew, having
obtained leave for that Fillmore. Soon after, their
Majeßies were met by the Deputation, they found
the dragoon guards and the hairs polled to receive
Am, with Genteel Colleen at their head. A band
of mu& was placed in the village of Vooburg, to
.recite their Majeßies; and theft, with the military,

table to determine with what view.
ITALY, May a6.—The city of Venice has re-
folved to fend in extraordin.ry Deputation to Paris,
which will be accompanied by Deputies from all
the other Er-Venetian provinces.
The number of Englith troops in Sicily amounts,
now to about poo men.
EXTRACT OP A PRIVATE LETTER FROM
•larna, sure 4- i
" Though I cannot abfolutely vouch for the aa•
thenticity of the following, letter, which is circulated
privately here, yet I cannot refrain from fending you '
a copy of it, as it is certainly not unfuitable to the
chara(er of the man to whom it is attributed."
" TO THE KING OF BAVARIA.
" Sta ADD BROTHER,
" I made you a King; and, from parti:ttlar efteem
" and refpeB for your perfn, fent you my Minifler
" at War and able Counfellors, to organize and di-
" tell the Adminiaration ofyour States ; yet though
" you haveenjoyed there advantages full four months,
" you have hitherto done nothing really ufeful ; and
" I, confequently, have reafon to believe that you
" do not peel's the valities ,fteefari to govern
" well. I mutt, therefore, advife you to abdicate in
a favour of your fon, of whom have conceived bet-
" ter bopts. If, as I with and exped, ydn acquiefee
" in this propofal, I !hall take care to Acme to you
" a !bitable penfion. (Signed) a navozeoe."
HAMBURGH, Joss 13.—All the letters and re-
ports of travellers from Hanover concur• in, Rating
the diflike, or rather hatred of the people to ►heir
new Mailer, and their loosing for the re-eftablifh-
went of their old Government.
The Pruffian Officers lead a moll nnpleafant life,
being invited into no company, nor taken any notice
of. Indeed not only the Officers, but the foldiers are
highly dlffatidted with the prefent fyllem. The lan
guage held in Berlin itfelf is of the molt violent
nature. Almon all the odium of the public f.ells, how-
ever, on Count Haugwitz, who is generally execrated.
In Hanover many houfes were illuminated on the
4th intim', and Goo rave the King publicly rung in
the firms. All there houfes were, however, marked
by the dragoons, who paraded the areas all night
in parties, and the next day, foldiers extraordi•
shy were quartered in each. The Pruffian Arms,
on the public buildings, &c. are abfolutely plaiflered
over with mud, and the peafants lofe no opportunity
of fhewipg their hatred of the Curio°, as they in dal-
lion term the Prutlian Eagle. I have myfelf a fre-
quent torrefpondence with Hanover, and in almoft
every lend. there is repeated," Had we only our dear
Adolphus here!"

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W•vitiford
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PAILS THIS N.W.
♦is. DIM. /MIL 11011
Gettenburgh
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FAIMOOTN,IOO2 2 theAtickland packer,
Soo uvula, with a mail for Lifbon. Wind N. W.
POlll3llOOll. JuN a 23.—Arrived the ATL•2 man
of war from Jamaica, lift from Plymouth.—Sailed
the Hunt brig of war on servile.' Palled by for
the Dnains the Margarett, .--, from the Eaft
Indies. The Wrisvetres Hoop of war is appointed
convoy for the Wefl Indies.—Wind North.
Cuun•se, Junta 24.—Arrived the &HMIS, fermi
Yarmouth, to be eoppered and fitted. On Satur-
day the SHIIIIIO,I frigate was commitfioned by Capt.
Bunks. The Say Lau got down to the Nore on
Saturday. .
Drat., Jura 23. —.Arrived the /ET WA b0:21/1. front
Portfmnuth; Bursa& gun brig, from a cruise off
Boulogne; luau-rut (loop, from of Calais. and
Bo sTLLIt gun brig, from off Milling ; the Vs ovens
bomb, with a convoy from Portfinouth, which tee
failed for the River —Sailed the /Era• bomb for
Spithead; the EXPLostos bomb, with a fleet or oat-
ward bound vac's for Pnrtfmouth. Arrived the
Hamburgh fhip Johann and Siegmund, Capt. Hu-
stle' Noun., from the river Plata, bound to DM-
gingen, with a cargo of bides and copper, detained
by -his Majelly's hoop Kant:upon. Sailed through
the Downs the Lord Mellon. ANDIISON, for Surf.
um.—WindN.N W.

FROM LLOYD's
GRAVIIIIIID, June 23.—Pared by the NOW Venue, Orquimet.
from °braise ; Elisabeth Criteria*, Newman; Gratis, Ma.
kat* ; and the Pettus, Barron, from Norway; Arendnlie,
from Chriltiana ; Mary Ann, Simpfon, from Chews; 1 Mc:
Holliday ; Rockford, Wood; Tritoe, Maiden Margeretio.
H ; and the Flora, Wilkinfon, from Psalm*. GAM
the Bag, Borg, foe Senegal; Loudon, Lauder; Geanaaa Moody
Belrey ; and the Vigilant, HA foe Timings'.
The Pltt,Campbea, and be Hope, Reynolds. are arrived in
the Clyde from Jamaica; they parted from the fleet no the sib
of May. in lot 31. g 6. sag yj. J. Oa the sub the Pitt wit/Joined
by the Jane. et Liverpool, and he other mirth of the Beet, and
parted on the apib. h le reported, that the following saki., bound
to the Clyde, hove use been ben dace the Beet got through the
Windward Pater, vb. the Lay, Boat; the Jane, Cowan ; and
the. Juno. M'Lea.
The Adventure, Ratufdeo, from Sicily for London, put Into
Malta in diftrefa, and is academia.
The Margaret packet, from Bengal. whence the
failed on the 16th of February, is arrived at Pore-
mouth. At the time of her departure from India.
tranquillity was entirely iesilablifbed. The Mar-
garet touched at Bt. Helena, and failed from thence
on the 2d of May, at which time no (hips nett lying
there.