Star.
London, England, 1815-06-01 00:00:00

CORUNNA MAIL.

Our Readers will see, by the following extracts
front Letters and Papers, Lraught by a Mall which
.arrived this morning, that they all agree in stating
the general feeling throughout all the neighbouring
French Departments as being inimical to the present
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usurpation :
P-VICEI.OIIA, MAY e.
By a Valencian vessel horn Marseilles, which ar-
rived at Palames on the 2d, after a vo3age of to
days, n•' learn, tharthe Marsellois have again hoisted
the royal standard, ' and that the tri-co:eured flag is
flying only at a little fort, to which the troops o'
Napoleon, who are not above 200 in all, have fled.—
'Mae few men are continually molested by the Are
of musketry which the country people keep up upon
them.

IRUN, Mist I.
The accounts We receive here from the interior of
France, all Agrees that in that country in general,
but especially in the populous cities, the best disposi-
tion pfevails in favour of Lonis.XVIII.
In the provinces on OUT frontiers, notwithstanding
the orders of the Government and the repeated Pro-
clamations of the Generals, nobody appears to take
up arms. At Pau, the capital of one of the depart.'
meats of the Pyrenees, they succeeded by means of
severe penalties, in collecting a few companies of
Conscripts of this year, but the Prefect having pre-
pared every thing for their marching out, with bands'
of military music and every thing he could devise to
make their departure agreeable, they all to a man
marched home and left their Officers by themselves.
MADRID GAZETTES TO MAY 19.'
These Gazettes contain an order for the more
speedy communication to Officers in the Provinces,
the royal decrees, resolutions, Lim. relative to the army.

Our letters from Cadiz, of the 2d May, inform
vs, that on the loth of April 2,100 Men under
000e0y of the frigate Sabina, had sailed for Panama;
and that another smallexpedition was fitting out, the
troops of which were already on board, and were
intended to sail to some point of America In a few
days.
We have received *deices froth Madrid, under date
of the I3th of May, which state that at length ac-
counts have been received from Mexico ria Havan-'
aah, which confirm that the Revolution prodeds ra-
pidly, and that the insurgents had taken the city of
La Peubla, which is rated as the second in the Vice-
royalty in point of size and riches, being the ancient
Flaecala. The city of Mexico is even straightened,
and considerable bodies a insurgents have been
organizvd.
By the arrival of the ship Jane, SECOnOCH master,
from Buenos Ayres, in 9b trays passage, we learn)
that the Royalist I'arty in the kingdom of Chili, has
been defeated in three different actions, and that in
consequence it was expected that the Patriots would
be In a short tame in possession of the whole country.
It appears that the Cadiz expedition hat at length
arrived at Carupano, a- port of the East of Cumana.
It would seem that all the fury of the Spanish Go-
vernment was directed against Venezuela and New
Granada, in consequence of their having been the
filet to declare their independence, to establish a li-
beral plan of Goverament, aad opened their ports to
the. British,

nvrgLuctmet.

MAILS THIS DAY.

ARR. DUE An DV?.
Dublin • • 0 1 I.lsbott • 0 1
Waterford - 2 0 France . 1 0
Guernsey and Jersek i o' Flanders . b 0
Hamburgb 20 I Gotteaborgh 1 9
Holland • 0 1 Malta • 0 U
Captain paint) MORVLAY, of the schooner C Ile.
donia, of Montrose, who arrived there from R;;;1
on Thursday week, is the first from that qu mei-,
haTing.left it on the 4th ultimo. He left about 100
'ail waiting for cargos.

HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA, AtTIT. 25.
,At length, after an interval of slme mornhs, -re
arrivals from Europe. To-day atritld ha M.
jetty's ship Pruitt's, Captain A'Couar, days
from Portsmotth ; and the Hinchinbroek._ p tek,r,
f.!.5 dayS from Falmouth, bringing the Mail of the
Month of March, and intelligence of the. return 01.
BONAPARTE to Paris, which has caused a geatial
astonishment. The Windsor G packet, stleict
siiled from Falmouth on the 28th F. b, uaiy, pith the
Mails of January, and February, has not yet !men
heard of, and serictes apprehensions are enz,:ttaitled
for her safety. •
MAY S.—Arrived his Majestyts ship S'erscrit,
Captain ItauorTr, from Custinei and ea the *to,
her convoy.
His Mjesty's ship BRUNE., Captain )3AncocK, rift
arrived at Halifax, having on Lard a number of
black people from tilt! :southern Coast of America,
and v•::o have ail been sent to Melville :eland, in thy
North-west corner, near Halifax, where they will r.-
main until such time as the pt.otess of vaacina:i•;:-.
has been gone through, when they will by dis;.!ibu:c.i
and settled throueout the province.

PLYMOtJTH, MAY so.
Came in the Camden and Lively transpert...., froen-
New Orleans. Arrived the Piuza and. C f: orr.
A eruize; the SEViRN, from Portsmouth; and the
Ocean, 'fm-t.on, bound to New Brurnswielr. Sailei
the Drxrcitou gun-brig, co a cruize.

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