Star.
London, England, 1813-08-19 00:00:00

ERFURT, JULY 25.

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It is false that the war undertaken by. Russia ip the
effect of the national will i the Nobles and capitalists
of great towns are ,partisans of it ; but_the citizen
class and the inhabitants of the country' groan under
it. In the small towns and villages the most pro-
found sadness preirails. The half of the militia-in
the Russian army was conducted there by force.—
By the confession of the inhabitants of the country,
the Royal Prussian Guard at the, battle of Luton
lost pine out of every ten men; There is in Prussia
a reserve of Landwphr said to be 50,000 men, a
number which appears to be extremely exaggerated.
The men arritaken between the ages of 15 and 40,
so that this reserve presents only children or fathers
of families. Vor some months the Prnstian army
has not been paid. Two ?Meets of the Guards,
which the Prussians, regard as their second bulwark,
said in the beginning of May, '4l, We are not rich,
the King wishes us to serve him, %mit if he does not
pay QS we must Tetife." ' They'. had only been 25
days under arms. •. ,t , .7
The same Paper contains en account q the cele-
braiion of sue birth-Clay of the Etpperor Vpleun.
A dinner was to be given id all' 40 soldier{ 3k' four
o'clock, on the 10th of .4ugnsy q 4 tbetaslioni knd
along the ramparts. . •

LONDON.

THURSDAY, AT GUST 19, 1819.

Since the arrival of the FAA:CY there have been no
details received from the Allied Armies which we
have not laid before our Readers. it is nevertheless
whispered that Lord Wewstarow, in his private dis-
patch to Ministers, hinted the probability of a renewed
attack op the part of Soots, and earnestly points out
the necessity of speedy reinforcements. In this re-
spect we are happy to be Mile to state, that his Lord-
ship's wishes have been partly anticipated ; for by the
10th inst. lie must have been joined by at least 4000
British troops, as enumerated At the time of their em-
barkatiken in this Paper, Several additional embit
ka-
tions have taken place since. The yal Hussars cm-
, barked at rortsmouth on Tuiesday.

We bay. to-day inserted a singular article from
the Paper published at Harnburgh under the controul
of the French authorities thsre. It purports to be a
private letter from the Baths of Toplitz, in Hungary,
but it may be regarded as a demi.official communi-
cation of the sentiments a BoNAPART/to if not on the
present state of the negociations, at least on the cha-
racter of the negotiators. The Duke of Vicutz4 and
Count NAABOUNIA are praised for their qualifications
as diplomatists (for the term 44 moral fualuies" implies
no more on this occasion), and France is assured that
in their hands the interests of the Inotarchy will lose
nothing,

But Count D'Aust.Empre who, unhappily for is
views, has been nominated by Russia, becomes the ob-
ject of some vulgar abuse from this soi-flisaat visitor of
the Baths of Toplitz. He is a man of low origin—an
intriguer—a secret agent—and, above .all, he is a
foreigner l Russia has, in short; given great offence
to BONAPARTE by his nomination. We are glad of it,
for we all remember how frequently the honest and
upright native Russians have been outdone in diplo-
macy and chicane by Frenchmen, and perhaps the
appointment of Count D'AtsurrriN arises out of *ill
cpnsideTatioo. very article in which be is
abused proves to us that he is a man of no common
erFperrepce in diplomacy the French were pot
atraid cf him, why take so mph Pains to puke us
acquainted with his birth, pantage, and education
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And why does Baron Von fiUMSOLDT, the Prussian
Plenipotentiary, escape the satirical pen of this ano.
nyznous writer? Is it because he is a Member of the
French Institute and decorated—iecorated did we
say—eno--degraded by the Porde. of Bosatures
Legion ef Ifononr !

Some additional Boston Papers hate been received,
from which we have extracted a public document of
the revolutionary party in Mexico.
The ROYAL. OAK man of war, Rear Admiral Lord
A. Buttcuutc, and SeAttonafrigate, gospoN.
which sailed from Portsmouth the 15th ultimo, were
spoke with on the 7111 instant, of St. Kilda, (near
the Hebrides) looking out for the President, Corr.
modore &worm.

#RIGHT(SI+4 AUGUST 17.

His Royal Highness the Duke Of cytaitNel
rived this afternoon at four o'clock, and soon after
promenaded the Steyne for upwards of half an hour.
The following personages arrived in the course of the
day :—The Earl of Fan, Lord Lowman, Lord Pa.
TERSHAN? the PORTLIGU4S2 AIfIASSAIXOt. sir
&flat Kneen., and Colonel Tliont4row. At nine
o'clock, his Royal Highness the Palace REGIS?, at=
companied by Lord Ys amours*, Colonel BLoomama,
and the Rev. Mr. &blown% arrived at the Pavilion.
The Duke of CLARI?CI, with the abtve mentioned
Noblemen and Gentlemen, forme) the select party at
dinner. His Royal Highness, we understand, will
honour this place with his presence until the I7th inst.

Tuesday the puke of Ironic held a Levee at his
Office in the Horse Guards, as Commander in Chiefs
which was attended by Lieutenant General Sir S.
A uctimtrrv, who had an audience of his Royal High!
ness upon his return from Bombay ; also by Major.
cener..4 H. COP; it AN, General HEWEi, Major General
STRWAHT, Major General Luivp, Major General
134eknouse.-Lieutenant Gener.il Si. Larsen, Major..
general N,rigANl Major General Mcan, C. lonels
Jognsrott, WliilnY, LYSTEH, and KANE.

Yesterday, about half past twelve o'clock, the Duke
of Yoqic, acconlpanied by Mr. Leis, left York
House, in his travelling carriage, on a visit to the
Earl of Esaa;, at his seat near Watford. His Royal
Highness was •to call upon 114 Royal Brother the
Duke Of KENT, at Castle Bear Hill ; and if his Royal
Highness was sufficiently recovered from his late ac.,
cident, he was to accompany him there.
The puchess of YORK gave an entertainment yes.
terduy at Outlands, in honour of the Duke's birth-
day, to her domestich the childsen she so laudably
supports, and the peasantry. •
Sunday the Duke of CAmpirsay, attended by Co,
lonel Dote, attended Divine Service at Kew Chunk
where a Charity Sermon was preached by the Rev.
Dr. HoDososi, of the parish of St. George, Hanover.
square, for an endowed School there r• upwards of
I £3O was collected. The `Duke of CONZWILAND9S
band attended, And played and sung the Pieltp tunes,
lan Anthem 04 to LORD our Governor"), and esso
eluded with the grand Hallelujah Chorus.

Yesterday the Hereditary prince of °RAM& who
brought the dispatches from the Marquis of Wu,
Litrurow, and his sgitstis HIGUNESS his wiles., dined
with Earl BAIVURST, together with the Earl of Bus*.
IiCHIAMSHIRE, the cu4NFs4.l.cm of the Excamout,
and several others. '

The new Bishop of Lou= 14 a 4 the =mints:4
dance of the Hereditary Prince of OMsea's studied
during The time his Serene Highness continued at
Oxford.
Lord Viscount Muyisigs held si lever at the Ad-
miralty yesterday, as First Lord, which was attended
by about twenty Officers.
Ministers sent expresses to Lord Wert. ,Iy, at
East Cliff Ledge, Ramsgete, with intelligence of tho
'late glorious events, and with lettrrs from the geAlso4
Field" Marshal to his Noble Brother.

An Order in Council was signed on the 15th July,
confirming to the Inhabitants of the bland of Jerver
their ancient rights and privileges relating to the elec-
tion of Jurats, and requiring 4, in the name and on
the behalf of his Majesty, that the Royal Court of the
Island of Jersey 'do forthwith proceed to the election
of new Jurats to supply the present vacancies in the
said Court, andss any other vacancies shall hereafter
happen, that they do proceed, from time to time. 10
, the election of new Jurats to supply the same; pro-
vided that 44 well the present as all future elections
be made according tothe order in Council of the 19th
of May, 1671, whereby it it directed, that none should
be admitted to vote at the election of Jurats and Cont
stables, except such as contribute tq the public taxes
and to the provision made for the paor, and art IRS?
tern of families."

In consequence. of the ahoy. Order, the itoyal
Court of the Island of Jersey being convened by the
Deputy Lieutenant Bailly (Sir JOHN DOILIAHWas the
Lieutenant Bailly, being absent from the Island),
assEmbled at the usual place, on Saturday the 31#
of July, when the Order of the hunt Ileum was
read in open Court, and en election appointed at the
different Parishes of the Island, for Sunday the Ist
day of August following, the Jurats having chose,
their respective Parishes to collect the votes of the
habitants. The Election throughout the Island was
conducted in a peaceable and orderly manner, and ors
Saturday the 7th of this instant August, the Court
met again by appointment, and proceeded to a scru-
tiny of the votes given in the different Parishes in the
Island, when it appearing that CHAIU.23 LE MAIsTIO4
Lord of the Manor of St. Owtm's, had a con-
siderable majority of votes over the other Candidates,
and no objection being made to him by the King's
Procureur-General, he was immediately sworn in by
the Court to the office of Jurat, in the room I f FRAN.
Cis JAN Vitnit Z 69. deceased.
A waggon load of specie, in value nearly £700,000.
sterling, brought by the goat India fleet, and tandect
at Dover, were conveyed through canted:l:ay on
rridaT, under a military escortl
ErrECTs Or I,IFNTA4 4Hp CO4PONEAL BefStrilf.—
Madame de Sraktophacl at one time a niece residing
with ber, a young girl, and estremely beautiful ; the
consequence of which was, that she bad a greater
nuinber of mile visiiors than usual, and of whom it
was laid, that they came on account of the nieces but
remained on fccong of the aiint.l