Star.
London, England, 1814-04-20 00:00:00

ACT OF TilF. GOVERNMENT.

' We Commis PHILIP of France, Son of France, MONSITAIR,
Brother to the Kin. IJeutenant-General of the Kingdom,
make kaown, .
I The circumstances which have passed had made
it requisite that we shonld give, in the name of the
King our airgost Brother, commissions more or less
extensive. Those who were chargeck with them hate
rittlfited them honourably—they All tended to the re-
-1 est•tblishment (4 the Monarchy, of order,. and of
peace.

This re-establishment is happily effected by' the
union of all hearts, all rights, all interests. The Go-'
verumer.t has assumed a regular Course ; all kinds of
business must be henceforward done by the Magis-
trates, or others to whose department they belong.
The particular commissions are therefore become
useless, they are revoked, and those.who-were invest-
ed will abstain from making any further use of theme
4 Given and Sealed at Paris, at the jPalace of
the Tuilleries, April 16. (Signed)

CHARLES PHILIP,
6 By MoNstevit,Lieutenant General of the Kingdom,
1 he Provisiotral Secretary of State, (clgned)
• a BUM VITROLLIS:

The Princess Charlotte Packet has arrived at Fal•
mouth, with a Mail, after a rapid passage of two
days. The recent glorious events at Paris were known
at Passages, and must have been also known at Lord
WELLINGTON'S head-quarters about two days before
the Packet sailed. The heavy ordnance which had
been landed in the Adour, for the reinforcement of
Lord Wm.'Anormes army, has been halted on the
march. Great rejoicings had taken place among the
French inhabitants and the allied troops, on the com-
munication of the joyful intelligence above alluded to.

Four Gottenburgh Mails arrived last night. By
the following article it appears that Prince CHRIS-
TIAN (or ()tor IV.) was by no means disposed to
surrender Norway to Sweden, unless compelled to it
by force :
lc GOTTENBURCH, APRIL 12.

" In eons( inenee of the Prince of Norway refusing to cont-
Fly with the orders of his Sovereign. (King of Denmark) to de-
liver over all the fortresses, dad put Sweden in possession of the
whole country, hi. Majesty the King_of Sweden has been neces-
sitated to order a strict blockade of the coast, and has issued let-
ten of marque and reprisal, against all vessels bound with pro-
•isions of auy description to Norway.
" The Norwegian Diet commerced on Sunday last, the 10th
inst. It is composed of 154 Members, 80 of which are Danish
°Seers. Of course, it is expected, they will carry every thing.
" The Prince has issued a Proclamation, appointing five of
the leading Member' of his party to manage the affairs of the
State. The Prince's Aide-de-Camp, Holten, Is at their head.—
' For what they do, they are only answerable to him.
" The Jahn Adams, American sloop of war, arrived here last
night, with the American gegoclators, Messrs. Clay and Russell.
A Lieutenant from Long Hope arrived at the same time."

CORN MARAEF,

APRIL to.

We Mashed but little fresh Corn at Market to-day, but the
quantity Ylt weer from Monday's arrivals modes pod supply for
this miniag, when Wheat sold heavily, having but few buyers.
OM saM fltestf at Monday's prices. In Barley, Pass, Beans,
attil Misr tit, there Is no alteration.

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