Star.
London, England, 1815-07-04 00:00:00

IVIIIFORIII HAVEN, JULY 2.

Arrived his Kijesty's revenue cutter SPEEDWELL.
Captain Harm:s/8, from a cruize ; John. Eowmin
EvAria, from London, for this port and Carmarthen;
and the Camden packet with a mail and passengers
from Waterford. Passed up the harbour for the
King's Dock-yard at Pater, the Prussian ship Phccaix,
G. KISNTILL master, from Swinenmen, laden with
limber. Sailed on a croize the Fax and BAT Revenui
cutters ; Francis Freeling packet with a mail, and
the Countess of Carrick (Mr. Frrzcettain, &c. pas.
tenger:), for Waterford.—Wind &Ea

By the Succeantie tlopp of war accounts have
bben received from La Vendee, by which it is fully
ascertained that the •Royalists in that quarter had
completely defeated the Bonapartists ; the conflict
was deiperate. The Royalists admit a loss of 4,000
killed, wounded, &c.

Upwards of 200 French prisoners, taken in the bat-
tle of the 18th ultimo, landed on Friday at Stone-
house Point, and were immediately marched to the
depOt at Dartmoor. Their appearance is truly de-
plorable, having been stripped of every thing by the
Prussians. The officers have proceeded to Ashbur.
ion, on parole. One of them, an intelligent man,
stated, Old terii`,. tremendous effects of the British
cavalry Were conspicuous in every part of the
field, bearing down all opposition. The regiment '
to. which :he belonged was wholly annihilated.—
The •Wiitkii Trimber tb be brought to Plymouth is
8,600. Mill Prison Depot is ordered to be prepared
f tlic reception of
.►uc'h as cannot go to Dartmoor.
Maims are to escort them to the latter place.
A deputation Isom•Liverpool has been employed
to induce the Minister to di.pense with thelAw which
prevents Captains of ships from receiving letters,
without their passing through the Post-office, and a
postage being paid upon them. The Minister has
acceded, and a!Bill is to be brought in, which will
probably go through all its stages in the Commons
this week ; and ender it Captains and Masters will be
allowed to receive letters without postage, the reve.
uue being to be satisfied by a double postage oa those
that are brought to this country.
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Letters ha;;e been received through Flanders from
Naples to the date iif the 10th ult. and in the pulalic
papers transmitted by the same opportunity, we have
the following
PROCLAMATION.
M. FCRDINAIIO Tee VII. Am
IS Alter many. years•of painful separation, it has
pleased DIVINE Pitovanatiog to return to his affec-
tionate subjects their legitimate Sovereign, and to
our paternal heart what is most dear to us. Our
sacred right to the Two Sicilies, acknowledged and
confirmed by the general consent of the Ettropean
Powers assembled in Congress, by the fortes of our
magnanimous Allies and of our own Empire, and-by
the law of the nation, which has sighed for our re-esta-
blishment, have conducted us to the period which
will terminate all the evils that have desolated so
large and so bountiful a portion of our dominions. Ist
,krateful acknowledgement of benefits so signal from
the Mawr thou, we shall consecrate all our endea-
vours to the happi.ness and tranquillity of our people,
and they will contribute by the practise of the neces-
sary vn tues to soc6l order, concord, moderation, and
reciprocal confidence. May the events which have
occurred .be effaced from their memory as they are
from our own ! By our Proclamation, dated from
Palermo, lit May, we have manifested our benefi-
cent intentions, and we have declared our promises.
In confirming these, and in specifying them more
particularly, we solemnly engage, in our own name
and that of our successors, to give, as the basis of the
laws on which ehall be raised the system ti our
.go-
vernment, the following guarantees, winch we irrevo-
cably concede to our beloved subjects :
4. t. We confer on all civil and personal liberty.
" 2. Property shall be altered and Inviolable. The salk of the
effects orthe States shall te valid.
" S. Taxes shall be imposed according to the forms which
shall be prescribed by law. '
" 4. The public debt is acknowledged.
'*-S The pensions, rank, awl military honours shall be pre-
served, bath of the old and new Nubility.
" 6. Every Neapolitan is admisiiblo to civil and military em- '
pbyinents.
" 7. No individual shall be molpsted for his opinions and public
tontines, wior to our reiteration 10 our Neapolitan dominions;
and in pursuance of this &Welt we grant a full and general ant-
rep wawa any (petal lon or eruption whatever..
(S ed) ".IrtIDINAND.
s Pebbling a; Naples,'4 June. and dated Messina, '
20th May, et 5."
BRIIADoT:11111 day e LORD MAYOR, having in=:
spected the Merilweigh s' ltesuras, ordered the price'
of Dread to lop toullute the sam: as last week.

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