Star.
London, England, 1815-05-08 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION.

DEFEAT AND CAPTURE OF KING
JOACHIM AND HIS ARMY.
DUSSELDORF, APRIL 28,

An extra Supplement to our Gazette, which has
this momcnt appeared, contains the following news,
which we hope to see soon confirmed :

" FRONTIERS OF I CALY, APRIL 2?.

44 The number of Couriers, preceded by postilions
blowing their horns, that are this moment pas.;;og is
so great that it is impossible for us to count them :
they are going to Vienna and other capitals of Ger-
many, with the news of the total Defeat of the Army
of Joachim, pursued and attacked on all sides by the
Austrians, the Etigl slt, and the Sicilians, as well as
by the Tusca,s : lie has fallen into the hands of the
conquer or s, with many thousands of his trot ps. We
expect to-motrow the confirmation and the d_tails of
this news."

A letter from Milan of the L'2‘l ult. mentions that
the Austrians have entered Rome.

Accounts received this morning from the French
co.+st, state, that BONAPARTC has directed all British
suliects to quit the French territory, and has ordered
Calais to be provisioned for a three months siege.

Halifax Papers to the lath, and Boston to the 10th
of April, arrived this morning, but their contents
are t riin terestirig.

The following Bulletin was shewn to the public
yes:lr.-11y at St. James's :
" WINDSOR CASTLE, MAY 6.—His MAJESTY'S dis-
orclo•r continues unabated, but his MAJESTY is in good
health and in a cheerful and comfortable state of
spit it .."
Ye.sterday the Princess CHARLOTTE Of WALES, ac•
earnpanied by her Ladies in waiting, attended Divine
Service at the Ch.tpel Royal, St. Lms's. On her
return to Carlton house her Royal Highness received
visits horn the Duke of Youtc, the Duchess d'ANcoo-
-1.11'./E the Duchess of RUTLAND, &C.

Divine Service was yesterday performed at Carl-
ton 11:-,use by the Key. W. F. BLoatistuG and ►he
Rev. J. S. CLARKE..

lirt-sterday being the Duchess of Yones birth day,
the rn,,rning WAS ushered in with the ringing of
be:L, &c.

Lady CASTLEREAGH gave an elegant supper on Sa-
turday, after the Opera, in her louse in St. lanes's-
squa• e, to a large party of lashionables.—Among
%bora %% ere—the RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR and his Lady,
the SPANISH Aldus:Anon, the Duke of DEVONSHIRE,
the Marchioness of SALISBURY. and Lady G. CECIL,
the Earl and Countess of SEFTON, the Marquis and
Marchioness of AM:HOORN, the Ladies HAMILTON,
LOld I'ALMERSTON, Lord CLIVE, Earl WEsa MOItZ•
LAND, L'Ady C. WOOD, and Lady MARY KERR.
The Earl and Countess of COWPER gave an elegant
dinntr on Saturday, to the Duke of Devortsuras,
the Earl and Countess of DERBY, the Earl and Coun-
tess Guev, Earl and Countess of Sierras, Earl and
Counte.s of JERSEY, Earl of LAUDERDALE. Hcn.
FREDERICK LAMER. and \lr. Tumult, at their resi-
dence in George-street, Hanover-square.
Sir PHILIP FRANCIS gave a grand dinner on Satur-
day at his house in St. James's-square, present : Lord
AIICHIBALD HAMILTON, Lord ROBERT SPENCER, Sir
JOHN NEWPORT, Mr. WHITBREAD, General FERGUS-
SON, Sir ROBERT WILSON, Mr. LAMB, Mr. HOWORTIL

Lott! KEITH'S appointment to the command of
the Channel Fleet has taken place. It is said Rear
Admiral Sir GRAHAM MOORE is to be Captain of the
Fleet. Captain It. JACKSON is appointed to the
VILLE nn PARIS, as Flag. Captain. Sir RICHARD
STRACHAN is to be Second in Command in the fleet,
with his flag to the SAN JaSEIP.
Vice.Adnairil Sir GEORGE MARTIN is appointed
second in command in the Mediterranean, with his
flag in the QUEEN CHARLOTTE ; Captain Ixotis to
command the QUEEN CHARLoTTE. Rear•Admiial
Sir Ttromas FREMANTLE to the command at Gum nsey.
The Subsctibets to the Mausoleum of the Poet
IknNs, to he erected in the Chinch-yard of Dumfries,
have at length agreed upon the plan which h to be
adopted for that spkndid national monument. ft i to
he executed by Mr. HuNr, of the Stable-yard, St.
James's, whose drawings were considered by the sub-
scribers as by far the most beautiful and appropriate
of• fifty others which were given in by various dis-
tinguished artists.
Ct./RN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, MAY 8. —Our mar-
ket was well supplied with Wheat this morning, the
sale of which was very heavy, except for prime
samples, which obtained last Monday's prices,
but all other descriptions are lull 25. per quarter
lower. Having but little Barley at market, that
which was fresh and fine sold rather higher than on
this day week, but there was not the Least amend.
inent in price of the interior qualities. White Peas
are Is. per quarter lowtr. In Beans, Oats, and other
ariicles, there is little or no alteration.