Star.
London, England, 1814-07-14 00:00:00

PARIS, JULY Sy.

The Marshals of France are either gone, or are on
the point of setting off for their respective Govern-
ments.

Marshal Mortier, Duke of Treviso, is appointed
Governor of the 16th military division, the head-
quarters of which are at Lisle.

M. de Rayneval, son of the former first Commis-
sioner of Foreign Affairs, is said to be appointed
Consul-General of France in England.

ROME, JUNE 26.

It is not without surprize that we have read in cer-
tain Journals an order of the day, published at An-
cona by the Commandant of the Neapolitan troops,
to bring before an extraordinary and special Com-
mission, 66 certain malevolent person:, who seek to disturb
the tranquillity of the Departments of the 191dauro, Af worm,
and Trento, and who spread seditious rumours." We
may detnand to be informed if we still live in times
when the most loyal subjects were called seditious
this has been too long the fashion in Spain and other
countries. The tyrant who wished to subjugate
Spain gave the name of Rebels to these generous
spirits who took arms against him ; but, now that
his yoke is broken, all injuries repaired, and everyone
restored to his rights, this revolutionary language and
the proceedings threatened ought to be proscribed.
All usurpation ought to cease with the Usurper:
He invaJed, in 1808, the Marche of Ancona and the
Eastern parts of the States of the Church, cock them
item the Port, and formed them into three Depart•
ments. But the Holy See never ceded mete Pro-
vinces by any treaty : no treaty gave them to any
other Power; and it is as unjust to retain them as it
was to take them originally. The inhabitants, who
evinced attachment to their legitimate Government
*cannot therefore be regarded as malipme and trifirtour

;lima*. Those gioii Provinces by foreign
armies, and imasit map, or exercise an
aitharitt *Mei*,

illegiti-
mate are the real infitiogi Ana qt.
grime permit The Mairche of Ancona, and the
adjacent terlitoCiei, belong as strictly to the Pope,
as /toast Mid the littoral* of the biediiirrallseanAie
Ought to mar loco full # %session of both, and to
kelp them from Mm b# violets*, Without- any title,
ii an bet of ambftiOn and tyranny Which has too much
resemblance to toe conduct of the lan despot, and
Which probably will not hiive a longer run of sue.
Celt than his iniqUitods proceeding's.
Such an usurpation is surely not m 113.11110117 with
the spirit which agaves the Sovereigns, our deli-
verers. They hive given to the world, during the
recent grand revolutions, the example of most admir-
able moderation, disinterestedness, and equity; and
kla hot to enter into their views, It is not to sem*
Ink cause, it is not to render one's-self worthy of their
rod will, to refuse, after their example, to restore to
a neighbouring Power what was taken from it isT
manifest injustice ; but, on the contrary, to exercise
in the Pope's dominions severities towards subjects
who profit by this general restoration to te%tify their
6delity and devotion to their legitimate Sovereign.

Two Gottenburgh Mails arrived this morning:
they bring the following intelligence:

" GOMNBURGII, JUNE 2T.

" Mr. Foster, Count Orloff, an Austrian and Puts-
sign Minister, proceeded from hence on S iturday,
accompanied by the Governor of Gottenburgh, who
was to go with them to Uddewalli.
4, Fonr thousand troops have arrived in this neigh-
bourhood ; 6000 are expected to-night, and 7000 in a
few days.

A Russian frigate arrived in the Reads a few
days since, with orders to put herself under the com-
mand of the English blockading squadron."

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET JULY MEETING, 1814.
WEDNESDAY, JULY Is.
The Town Ptate of .650, for 3-yr-old colt.. est. 41b. and Me,
Set Last nide and a distance of 11. C.
Duke of liutland's ch. c. Osman
Lord Roys's ch. c. Arose'
Lord Stowell's b. c. GiiklaMeg -
sto 1 apt Ostosn-41 se a apt Ansel-.f 'o I art Goideol. g.
Five others started. but the Judge placed btu !hree. .
A Handicap Sweeps•akes of 20p. each, log.. lorfel., if derlan4l
within a qnarter ut a.s hour due the weights are nue!, let
3-yr-olds and upwards.
Lord G. H. Layerish.b's Cat. S yrs old, Ist. 31b.
Mr. Wyndham's Wasp, 3 yn old, Est. tab. -
Lard Sackville's Manoella, 5 yrs old. tie. 1 lb. -
Gen. Grentenues Old Dad, e pos. Old, tier. :11b.
3 to I 'gat Cat--41 rta 4 op Manuetla.
Lord Feley's Osprey, est beat Mr Payee's f. by Medley, est.
Y. C.. 00gs —s to 4 on Osprey.
Lord Wickedly, Horospncos, est. beat Mr. Villiers's Melly-
lieldolse. Mb. T. Y. C. to lon Hocuisocim.

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Fatatotren, Jut.r 11.—The Duke of Kent Packet
arrived atter yesterday's pos•, with a Mail from Lis.
bon : she fell in with tour privateers on her passage;
and on Sunday last engaged ohe (a schooner) foe
three hours and a halt and be.,t her off, after sustain.
ing some injury in her masts. sails, and rigging.—
Sailed the Lady Mary Pelts ins Packet with A Marl
!or GibrAtar ; and the Princess Elizabeth Packet
with a Mail tor 13nitrdeanx. •
The Sir Alexander B ill. SKYNNER, was taken its
lat. 39. 45. long. 10. 49. by the General Armstrorg
American privateer. of b guns and 66 men, alter as
action of IS minutes.

His Majesty's ship BARHAM. which come convoy
to the Downs with the Jamaica fleet, has brought
home remittances for the merchants to the amount of
400,1;00, consisting of one million of dollars, and
the remaitukr in gold and silver, in bars, gold dust,
Ste. weighing together upwards of 34 tons, which has
been loaded at Deal in broad-wheeled waggons, to
be sent to London under a strop; escort.
A letter from Boston, dated June '2, says—" Cap.
tain IslEw.,oN, from Laguria, informs that the Patriots
were very successful in their warfare against thu
Royalists, whom they had almost annihilated—that
while he was at Laguria, 700 Royalists were killed,
and then burnt."

A Guard of Honour marched into the Court-yard
of Carlton House, yesterday, soon after two o'clock,
previous to his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT
holding a Court. At three, the Delegates from the
University of Oxford came in grand procession from
the St. Alban's Tavern, St. Alban's-street, with the
Address of the University on the restoration of Peace.
The Address was read by Lord GRRNVILLIE very au-
dibly and distinctly. The PRINCI having returned
an answer, they were all most graciously received, and
had the Honour to kiu the Paruca Raciawr's hand.
Colonel CHARLES SUTTON WAS introduced to his
Royal Highness by Earl Baustrarr, and had a pri-
vate audience, upon which occasion he received the
honour of Knighthood.
Mr. Gaavas was introduced to his .Royal High-
ness by Earl CATHCART, had a private audience, and
delivered the Red Ribbon, and the insignia of the
Order of the Bath, worn by the late Sir THOMAS
GRAVES, Bart.

The #istaca gave audiences to the Eatl of LIVER.
root, ViSCOURt SIDMOUTH, Earl BATHURsT, the Duke
of Mouraosa, Earl CATHCART, and Lord JoCKLYN.
Mr. WISH, THR PHILANTHROPIST.—The following
letter appeared in a Morning Piper of this d 47, ad-
dressed to the Editor :

" have to request that you will contras/let a report that
has been circulated through the medium of several of the Papers
of Mooday lan, asserting that JAMES Wass, Esq. so generally
known as a Philanthropist, had been arrested in hi. progress
through Sussex, by his Brother, and conveyed to a receptacle for
lunatics.—Such a report is who/1y untrue.—As his Brother,
taken place by the authority of his family, nor do I know ay
n
I positively contradict it. No interference of that 'chid has
grounds for such, unless they be, that be so liberally distributes
among others what he finds unnecessary forhinc.elf. Iha whole
is doubtless the fabrication of some disappointed miscreants who
have endeavoured to abuse his bounty, and the baseless report
so eagerly caught at by the Editor of an ephemeral Proviacial
loudly
chai7lealvsisbteo7k eoconveveyntsd.osranto the,eamnyult2t,hlelwl4oel;
Journal, would by this time have passed from waterer into
oblivion, bad it not, unfortunatsdy, through more eztettellith
at
—Your most obedient, (signed) at torn wise.

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