Star.
London, England, 1814-06-13 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1814.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Reduced 70i4 71 701—Cons. shut—for ace. 72i 73 724
4 per Cr. 85t 86—.-Bank Long Anna. 174
Otnniam, 61, 7;63—India Bonds, nothing done.
Exchequer Bills, nothing done.

Paris Papers of Thursday lase, are now before us.
They contain an account of the arrival and flattering
reception of the Duke of WELLINGTON at Madrid.—
The POPE entered Rome on the 24th of May. We
regret to learn, that in some of the Swiss Cantons,
considerable dissatisfaction prevails.—Berne, Fri.
bourg, and Soleure, are the places in which this spirit
has Leen manifested. The peasants and middling
classes complain that the old Patrician families have
resumed possession of their estates. At Soleure the
peasants have seized upon the arsenal, and declared
themselves in a state of insurrection.
The number of Botiaranres Senators who have
been excluded from the list of Louis XVIII. amounts
to fifty-three ; of these twenty-three are foreigners,
and the remaining thirty are understood to have been
personally obnoxious to the BonnaoNs. Those who
sat upon the trial of Louts XVI. and all who had any
share in the detestable murder of the Duke d'Et4;titEN,
are, of course, excluded.
The proceedings of the French Chamber of Depu-
ties of the Sth instant, present nothing of interest.
A Dutch Mail has also arrived. Extracts from
the Papers brought by it will be found in a preceding
column.

Her Royal Highness the Princess of WALES had a
large party last night, at her residence in Connaught.
place.
The Marchioness of SALISBURY had a dress party
yesterday evening, at her house in Arlington-street,
which was attended by the Royal Sovereigns, and a
numerous assemblage of distinguished fashionables.
The Marquis of STAFFORD gives an elegant enter-
tainment this day, to their Majesties the Emperor of
RUSSIA, King of Pttussm, and a numerous party of
distinguished personages, at his house in Cleveland-

square.
The Grand Review of the brigade of Foot Guards,
Horse Guards (Blue), and several other corps of ca-
valry and infantry, is to take place to-morrow. The
4th regiment i. ordered up from Colchester, to join
the Stafford Militia, to take the London duty during
the absence of the Guards.
This morning the whole of the Queen's Bays, from
'Wcodbridge, with the exception of the three troops
that farm part of the Guard of Honour at St. James's,
marched along the New•road, for Hounslow Barracks.
The Archduchess MARIA LOUISA arrived on the
21st ult. at the Imperial Chateau of Schozabrunn,
and was niet at a short distance by the EMPRESS.—
The Austrian Journals, and even the Conti Gazette,
no longer prefix the Imperial title to her name.
The German Papers speak with the utmost con-
fidence of the intended marriage of the Duke of
CUMBERLAND with the l'riacess FREDERICA, sister of
the late Queen of rItU-SIA, and widow of the Prince
of SoLsts BusoNkuu.s. The Duke arrived at Berlin
from So elitz on the 24th ult.
The French 'garrison of Hamburgh consisted of
about 12,000 men, and that of Magdeburg, including
the sick, of from 18 to 20,00) men. Among the
latter were 1000 Neapolitans, and 3000 Dutch, who
of course were to proceed to their respective countries.
On being liberated some disputes, it is said, took place
between the Neapolitans and French, respecting the
tyranny exercised by BONAPARTE over Italy, which
was followed by upwards of 40 duels, when four
French and nine Neapolitan Officers lost lives.
Saturday afternoon the CHAMBERLAIN of the City
of London delivered, at Guildhall, with the usual
formalities, to Lords .Beanstrofto and HILL, the swords
voted to those gallant Officers, for their long and me-
ritorious services, which he accompanied with an ap-
propriate speech. Lord BERESFORD made a short
but handsome reply, declaring it to be the proudest
day of his life, when he received this honourable dis-
tinction from the Citizens of this great metropolis, and
professing his readiness to employ the sword thus be-
stowed on him by their liberality, whenever he should
receive his Sovereign's commands to resume his mili-
tary duties for the defence and honour of his coun-
try. Lord HILL spoke nearly to the same effect. It
is not easy to express the enthusiasm which the' ap-
pearance of those veterans produced. They were
greeted on all sides with the loudest cheering.
Yesterday being the first Sunday in Trinity Term,
the LORD MAYOR and Sheriffs went in state from' the
Mansion-house, accompanied by 4eyeral Aldermen,
&c. and attended by the City Marshals and other City
Olgcers, to St. 'Paul's Cathedral, and met the Judses,
etc.* where a SeOnon was preached by his Lordship's
Chaplain Ale/ which they proceeded to the Man-
sion•house, and partook of a luxurious banquet. •