Star.
London, England, 1814-04-29 00:00:00

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tits. most (*thew* Majesty elept 410 liottingee le*
night: Voris,* biles ea his roll tit front thiscity tioAl64
was lined with troop% tertn4tAfing with' a small watt
of atitiilery, an of which galtitett his niiebtr A. be
passed. Polish Lsitcars and Nationitt C.iinardsi Intim'
'the coneliand of Geneial hiailmn,accomp‘stiied hit, M
jetty all the *ay to Bonlogne, where he sat received . .
with tuntiAttrous jiy amid-the ioariog of cannrw.—, ., ,
His Majesty is expected at Amiens to-nrortow. and
nert day at Compeigne ; at all which pf-Acestlie roost!,
splendid preparation's are making for his reception.
Previous to his- debarkation at Calais, the Navt
Constitution wax presented to Lours XVIII. by a
Notation frorri the Senate. They were received
with much getce and dignity by his Majesty, who'
informed the IN:potation, that he would pay due et,
tention to it.
The following is the speech. of Cotint CAWILM,
Sub-" Prefect of the Pas-de-C•ilaif, to the Authorities
of Calais, on declaring his adhercnce to the Acts of
the Provisional Government : .
" GCNTLEMIni —The solemnify which has bronghe
us together, electrifies all hearts! —ivery eye glis-
tens with tears of joy !
' " I address you in the eamf of a regenerating So.
,nate,)n a fai.lol ALT, in tl e City of Lustace de St.
Pierre.-1 :tin goingtolteak of the Bourbons : Yea
are acquainted wills the Constitution4l act, which rem
stores these Princes to oar uishds, eur lore, and our'
homage. You will rettgoite their generotts 'loft.
once in these grand acts of the sovereign authority -
when you find them commanding an 01:Malaita tint
past, and prohibiting all (uture diltsions cid a9ifit
of the memory of 2.lyear% ninifortunel.;-..1 finis XV
oh ray King! why are you not present to bit a wit-
ness-of ou• intoxication I why (Ft You not hear ':r
oaths! Wi.e as the wisest of your an ...s or-; fun wiiii
_render us equally. happy with our foretathets under

'their sway.
" The friend of the balance'of power# the prayers
of your people will always reaebsyour ears, send like
'our good Kings your predecessors, your heart will
always be open to them.
" And to you, daughter of kings and of m:sfortune,
we now turn our eyes. Adorable Princes:, beautiful as
your mother, pure anti the lilies of your father,• you
shew yourselves to us like the first fllwers of Sprin;.
BOURBON ! CONDE! Tow august nautili rew.und from
'all parts. After the example of the noble Chief of
your House, you advance towards us with parstm 08
your lips, and generosity in you? heart !
" Warriors and Magistrates, all unite in their at.*
tachment, and your Minister; of Religion. Your he:
nourable constancy is at length recompenctd! Faith-
ful to your Kings, and to the Goo of your fathers,.
your prayers will no longer be addressed to the God
of Armies, but to tho Gop of St. Louis. Vive le Roe'
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, APRIL *26.
t4O rivals.--Spailed his Majfsty's slips P~tc~SAlr?,
TEA2II6II, and BAnttsx, with transports for Cork; also
aheirt sr dome soil for Portstitouth, to join the
convoy there fie Bnerdea*m, Etc. and, his Mak:titre
Chip RAPID for Plymooth.
POR TSMOUTH, APRIL, M.
Arrived the THAMES from Cork. and the Rrto.
moo from a cruise I the Owner's Delight, end the
Kingfisher cartels, from Cherburgh ; the Good In-
tent and Hawke cartels, from Havre.cle.Orace; also
the Lady Wellington, Rambler, Welllrink, atld
Kingfisher,, from ti,e same port. Styled the Cow.
STANT gun-brig, with a few strips for Cork, to join
the West India fleet' also sailed the Srettowna, cot-
ter, for Plymouth, and the Nancy schooner, to join
the ships hound to Bourdeauc,
P.S. The SYR:oar:A cutter has brought op, anti
will remain until the morning.—Wind E.