Star.
London, England, 1815-03-29 00:00:00

BERLIN, MARCH 16.

The East Prussian Regiment et Infantry, two re-
giments of Hussars, two six-peunder batterieq of
artillery on foot, one battery of 12• pounder horse ar-
tillery, and also a train of artillery, .ire arrived
here..Maior-Gefutal Lobelithal4 with his Staff, and

t►:e Prince of Hohenzollern of the Staff at Viennai
are also arrived.

HAGUE, MARCH 25.
The State Courant of to-day contains the Declara-
tion of the Congress against Napoleon.

CARLSRUHE, MARCH 18.

Princess Berthier art ived here yesterday evening,
2nd proceeded immediately afterwards to Bruchsal.
By accounts from Stuttgardt, it appears that the
States have presented an address to the King, de-
manding the re-establishment of the ancient Consti-
tution of the Kingdom.

We stated yesterday the necessity which Louts
:tiy had found himself under to quit Lisle and
proceed to Ostend. It does not appear, however,
that the KINi; has at present any intention of comini:
to this country. From Ostend, his MAJESTY will
probably proceed toward the Allied Armies in Flan-
dns : or possibly, should a proper disposition and
corresponding rising take place in the South or West
e: France, he may proceed to some point in his own
Lngdom where his presence may be useful.--At Os.
however, should his NIAJRSTY remain there, he
%%ill be in perfect salety. It is a garrison town, ca-
pable of almost an interminable defence, as it may be
..:ondated far a league round. At one period it (lc-
cepied the Spaniards and Dutch for three years,
when, it is said by the Spanish historians, that they
lest MOO° men before it. The place is situated
within a short walk of the French frontier, and Lolls
may at any time, with the assistance of the British
Navy, in the worst state of things, embark for Eng-
land, which it is supposed he will do, though a re-
quest has been made that he should go to Amsterdam.
One of the vessels (a foreign packet) which
brought the intelligence from Ostend of the arrival
there of Louts XVIII. conveyed betweete+o and So
passengers. Among these were Colonel FIiENCH of
the Quarter-Master-General's Staff, and two Messen-
gers, one With important dispatches from Vienna, the
other from Louts XVIII. The French KING was
accompanied to Ostend by Count BLACAS, his Minis-
ter, and Pane ELIZEE.his body physician. The Lord
Liverpool, which sailed at the same time with the
above packet, brought over at least 100 passengers.
None of the persons whO have arrived by the above
packet knew of the arrival of BONAPARTE at Lisle,
although it was understood that the troops in garrison
there were quite well disposed to receive him. In-
deed this circumstance cannot be doubted, when it is
-ecollected that Count D'Etteosa who commands
that fortress, was President of the Court-martial
.ich acquitted EXCELNIANS. In fact we have no
positive account that Louts actually entered Lisle,
though it was his intention when he left Paris. Be-
fore he reached Lisle many of the Belgian troops,
who had before served with laseasissera's sobeiers, had
already deserted with their arms and accoutrements—
a circumstance which could not but chew how den-
tzerous it would have been to have trusted for de-
knee to such troops. It is asserted, indeed, that an
Officer was sent by Louts to Lisle, to require ad-
m:ssion into the :ortress, and, that after a short in-
:erview with Count D'Etteoe, on whom the com-
mand had been conferred, it was not thought
prudent to trust the KING'S person in such hands,
and the determination was in consequence taken to
pass the Belgian Frontier.
Tice dispatches received yesterday, left 0 stand on
Mcnday. BONAPARTE, it is understood, had left
Paris, where he staid but a few days, and arrived at
Lisle, on Friday evening, having given instructions,
:!:rough his War Minister, DAvousT, that the troops
vhich were approaching Paris from the south and
'v.:, should tile off and proceed in the direction of
Gelgium. Previously to his setting out for Lisle he
.7r.c a confidential officer before him with a mandate
o the Commandant of that garrison to secure the
'men of the French King ; bin Marshal Mourtea,
m receiving this ordtr, immediately put the officer
:eating It under an arrest, until his Majesty had
affected his departure for Ostend. Whether the Arch-
Destroyer means to stand upon the defence of his
rontier., or by pushing forward endeavour to gain
he advantage of a first impressioe, we sincerely hope
:nd trust he will be equally the object of disappoint-
nent and defeat.

Loris was accompanied to Ostend Sy Count BLA-
AS, PER:, Euste, two Priesk, and Marshals Min-
' osT and MACDONALD. BERTIIIIIR, who accompanied
he Kixo to Lisle, is not named as being now with
him : are we to infer that the statement which aP-
leared in the Moniteur, " that the Prince of Ni LF-
:HA (*ELL was to accompany the XING only to Li.le,"
-Ras inserted from a knowledge that there he was to
"t him, and thence repair to the standard of
POLEON

Since writing the above, we have seen an Officer of
the British army, who quitted Paris on Thursday night
14st, at twelve o'cluck, not being able to procure
P:1-hurses before. He informs us, that a few
Ft.sons in that capital had dared to gispl iy the
~:kade after the arrival of BOvaPararr.,—
s ,w five men who bad imprudently clone it
so maltreated by the populace, that two of them
sm!re kit dead in the street. The Gentleman cart e
thl. nigh to Amiens. While waiting to have his
h',lses changed, five thousand French troops (kill •ki
tkough the place on their way to Belgium. Boma-
kaarE was said to have passed through Amictts, on

Ms way to Lisle, just before onr informant's arrival
at Amiens.
A second Ditch Mail has arrived, but the letters
Were not out when this Paper was put to press.

PRICE OE STOCKS AT ONX &CLOCK THIS DATo.-.Con-
sols for money, .56U—Eor account, 56 —Exchequer
Bills, 2s. to 4s. dis.
His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT paid a
visit yesterday evening to the Duchess of ORLEANS,
at Grillea's Hotel, in Albemarle-street, and returned
soo I after ten o'clock.
Yesterday his Royal Highness the Dnke of Yam(
tr Ins icted business with his Royal Highness the
REGENT, at Carbon House.
17,..;rerday his Eicellency the French Ambassador,
kid 3 if I:1 fT interview with the Earl of Llvviu
and Lord C.ISTLEREAWIt at the Foreign Office.
l'et•terday Viscount Cnsmenr.Acatt had a long an-
dielice of the PRINCE REGENT, at Carbon House.
The Dukes of YORK and KENT visited the PRINCE
REGENT yesterday.
Mr. WHITBREAD is so far recovered from his late
indivosition, as to be able to leave town for his seat
in Bedfordshire.

MARRIAGE IN HIGII LlFE.—Monday evening, was
Married by Special Licence, at Spencer House, M.
VERNON, eldest son of the Archbishop of YORK, to
Lady li1.1ZABI:111 BINGHAM, eldest daughter of the
Earl of LUCAN. The ceremony was performed by
his Grace the Archbishop, and afterwards the happy
pair set off for Wimbledon Park, the seat of Earl
SPF.NCLU.

Yesterday morning, the boys educated at Christ's
Hospital, preceded by their Masters, went to the
Mansion-House, to sec the decorations used on the
preceding day. They were afterwards conducted
into the Chinese Parlour, where the LORD MAYOR,
and several Aldermen, were sitting-in their robes.—
The boys pissed before them, and by order of his
Lordship, each boy received a sixpence, a glass of
wine, and a bun.

From Gibraltar we learn, under date of the Gth
instant, that the expedition which was generally sup-
posed to have proceeded to the River Plate, was ac-
tually destined for the Caraccas.
We have received Now York Gazettes, to the date
of the 22d ult. With private communications. A let-
ter from Savannah, of the Ist, states, that the British
force had not then left Cumberland Island, and th.tt
it is probable it would remain there until info! eeition
should be acquires: of the Peace.—This de:.irable
intelligence had not been obtained so rapidly in
some situations as might be wished. The revenue cut-
ter Active, Capt. Becteszee, was sent out from New
York, and remained several days, to convey the news
of the Peace to the British blockading squadron, and
returned on the 20th to New York, without being
able to find it. We have elseivhere inserted extracts
from these Journals.
The Hon. FREDERtER Lama arrived at Melbourne
House, Whitehall, on Monday evening, about half-
past eight o'clock. He left Vienna some time since,
had been in Paris about a fortnight, and left that city
ten hours previous to BONAPARTE'S arrival; he re-
mained there much longer than he intended, for the
purpose of arranging some business for the Royal
Family ; he has brought papers of the valise of
twe:lty thousand pound.,, bekaging to the Duchess
of ORLEANS. Mr. LAaia proceeded from Paris to
Lille ; from that place he made across the country
to Ostend, where he secured a packet for Mrs. FITZ..
HERRERT for' Monday, she being afraid to venture
on account of the boisterous state of the weather.—
On Mi.n.lay the Honourable Gentleman ventured in
an open boat from Ostend, accompanied by Colnnel
TRENCH, with dispatches from Brusstls. They arrived
safe on Sunday evening at Ramsgate, where they
learnt that a boat had that day been lost, and another
driven away, nit known what had become of it,

Sir ROGER Cuturrs, the Port-Admiral, very kindly
allowed his groom to proceed with the letters brought
by Mr.'LANts to Dover, for some branches of the
Royal Family. The KING was expected at Ostend
previous to Mr. LAMB leaving. Yesterday the Ho-
nourable Gentleman attended thtoPutxcE REGENT at
C.,r1:,,n House, by his Royal Highness's commands,
and was honoUred with an interview from twelve
o'clock till two.

The following is given as an explanation of Lord
FITZROY SONIEIISET% detention in Paris : •
•1 Thete was no voluntary delay on the pan of his
Lordship, as insinuated ; but the truth is, that the
notice from the KING of FRANCE to the Foreign fsli.
nisters of his intention to leave Paris was not deli.

vered to our acting Ambassador till the day after his
Majesty's departure. On obtaining this notice his
Lordship lost no time in applying for passports, but
received an evasive answer from the incipient Rebel 1
Government, and had not been able to obtain them
when the last accounts came away."
The Duke de SERENT, who arrived on Thursday
at Newhaven, from France, paid a visit to the Earl
of CuictiEsrsit, at Stanmer Park, where he remained
one night, and then proceeded on to London.
A small smack, belonging to Arundel, run into
Newhaven on Saturday, trom Caen, in Normandy,
with the Duke D'Atlstoxr and suite on boards they
kit Caen on Wednesday night.
The following are among the latest arrivals at the
York Hotel, Dover :
March 20.—Mr. Hunter, with dlipateheq, from London to
Parts ; Mr Dr:icons:Airy and family, from Paris to London.
nircit Yl.—Henry Downing, Esq. and family, from Paris to
London ; Mr. and Mrs. Fuller and servants, from Parts to
Dover ; Mr. Morrison and Lady, from Paris to London.
March 2.2.—H0n. Captain Noel, R.N. and servant, from Paris
,to London; H. Massingberd, Esq. and family, ftom Paris to
Dover ; the Russian General Nartschken, and brother, Count
Pahlen, and suite, from Paris to London.
Mart :,onterset and Mrs. Butler and family, fmm
Pan, to Lontiolt ; her Highness the Polish Princess Poniatoweki
and suite, I rant Paris to London r Henry Sloven, Esq. and suite,
trona Paris to Lontloo ; Colonel Cox and Lady, with servants,
trout Paris to Loudon ; Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Griffith and suite,
iron% Paris to Loinlon ; the Princess of Brunswick, Lady Susanna
Douglas and servant, Irom Ramsgate.
Nl.trclt '24 —Mr Stevenson and servant, from London to
Ostt ; General /Ishii Ramsey and servant, Mrs. Taylor and
tunny, General Mackenzie and servant, Mr. Daffy, Miss Barry
and servant, tenni Paris to London.
March ltringhant, Esq. and sons, from Boulogne to
Essex.

March Wm. Lord Beverley and suite, from Paris
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to London ; and :sir Vs' ker James and lidy, with daughters and
butte, Irwin Paris to I►ovcr.
March .27.—Mr. and Mrs. George and family and servant,
from Paris to London.

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