Star.
London, England, 1815-09-06 00:00:00

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On the 6tb of this month, the Commissioners of his
Majesty solemnly took possession of the districts of
Zloczoir, Drama% Ternopol, and Zslesczyk, ut
East Canada, which were sepowted Ham it by the
treaty of Vienna, la 1809, and weft ceded, back
again by Russia to Austria, by a treaty osnchuled on
the 3d of May this Year, between the two Coons;
They write from Presburg, that the Danube has
overflowed its banks in many places sear that city,
apd done great damag_.e.
'ln the county Z4eutra, the inundation of the
river Wag has beat *ill more disastrous: whole
eil-
lages have been swept away, and Many pebple, and
large quantities of cattle, have perished:

Yesterday ffir H. Lows transacted business at
Lord BATHUAST*S Office for a considerable time.

A ptivate letter from Paris, dated Wednesday
last, states that the Piussians have remeved all the
Models limn the laversdr. and are endeavouring to ob-
tain those of um is tams and u engaged in packing
up she Altolb &hien. which 14 intended to em-
bellish the Parade at Potsdam." We drill regret if
this be suffered. Prussia has no more right to this
statue than France t and, at all events, it ought •ot
to be placed ist a situation which limy upon it to
corn mon accidents.

The MARTIAL, Criptain LOAM. returned to Poets.
mouth from Havre de Grace, on Friday Morning,
having landed there BONAPARTIeiI late surgeon, and
thirteep doniesum, who armed at fortsmouth from
' Plysnouth in the Bas.t.s.amilsba. M. Baanummots
wag allowed fatter he had been put .on board the,
Maartar.) to be trans-ehipped, and remain at Ports.
mouth, until an vpportnnity shall offer of bending
him (according to his wishes) to Martinique, where
the family of his mother reside. Captain L*ACH
had reason to be a link apprehensive at Havre, about
the safety of his charge, for the people there bear the
Most implacable enmity to every thing that is Bona-
partean. They assedsbled in vast groupes on the
shore, as they understood the Duke of ltuvigo (SA-
wre) bad been sent over; and it was not without some
difficulty that many patties of them were persuaded
that Captain Leach was not that person—as they
supposed he would take. the disguise of a British
Naval Captain, in order to escape the /arty turkey:i
they meant to give him. These poor adherents of
BOJIAPAITI were, however, contriry to their fears,
leaded in safety, and conveyed to an hotel. It was
thought advisable to conceal the ha:ions-7. distinctions
Which 1/011/iPAOSS conferred upon thin previous to
tbeit parting. until they were about to leave the place.
The heads of Apartments, as proof of their warm
attachment to the Royal cause, gave very sumptuous
entert)kinnients to Captain LIAOu and his Officers,
and they yard the MANTIAI iu return, to partake of
a public brcaklast—each party honouring u.r recast
by &ring a salute. SASAILS and Liti.LetaisPiDe as we
have beture stated, are sent to bl.titAb as prisoners of
War, in this Et:ROTAS.

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• • • MM. Wilt. AIL sits.
Dahlia . . - 0 • Cadiz 0 0
Waterford . I 0 Malta . 0 0
Guernsey and Jersei 0 0 France - • I •
Holland . - 9 2 Hamlvargh . . 0
Gactunburik - 0 g tqatkivrs 0 0
Lisbon -7 - 0 1 Corolla& -• . 0 •
PIXMOU CH, SEPTLM3ER 4.
Came in his Majesty's ships CtIESA NIA KV. REsoLvn,
and lesoutrlT.—S tiled the Bail.' store-ship.