Star.
London, England, 1815-07-15 00:00:00

Feld 142rs'Ia1 terisitifnbeig finm ht.iiceto
morrow to Voht-1 hive the /Kinn* to be. &e. •
• • (Siggedl Lie:A—Gen.
The Vhenniit Castirrtsgh. S. &e.
P. S. I hatte just tecei•ei irifritruatiori that Cert.
Czeriaichelr will .rrive day at MeaUi, wh.te
Prince Wrede expects tti establish himself on the 9th

instant:
Estryit of a big:mu:Pl from his ticeileittbi Ceuta: NO "Alit •
cane, K.T.
to
Viscount
Cartscaemtia, &Ind
tem Nancy, Ot6 Jr:7, /Nl5.
The Emperor of Russia, icebinpaidell by the
Ertirtimor of Austria, and the King of Minh (who
joined their Imperial Niajestik at Spirits) ); and by
Prince Schwartaenberg, hat tnatinued lis mart,
to Nancy, at the bead of abudt thirty tkousand
Russians, by the ,marches deuliltd id the margin*.
The fortress of Shulsburg hi ing in thk enemy's
hands, and garrisoned, it was pidgett expedient to
turn it by moving through the valley of •L'lnimt•il sd
villages of Pfulteveyer and Zeihrigen to St. .I,an. in
other respects, the Russian stlfantrt ha4te ni4de tldny
long mortises from Bamberg tti thus place Wight/en 4
halt, the halt at Saarburg being a myna/ for the tue.A.
quarters, hot none for the troops, who ‘iere rn eiqi-
Rant movement. A column of atliitan ps
marched at the same time by Kaiserslautelq
Saatbruck, to give detachments for blocking the •.,r-
-tresses on that line, Meta, Thionville, &c. while the
remainder has moved upon Pont a Mousson, the t &Atli
of these columns keeping in a line with the head of
this.'
-The Prince Royal of Wurtemberg has, in theme"
time, alter some gallant engagements, driven (;crier
Rapp into Strasburg, and will march upon Lui..e.
rifle and this place by Ruon d'Etapes and Ilatiiirato
as seen as his corps is renreed by t•.e Austrians.
Lord Stewart will detail the movements of the
armies of the Archduke Ferdinand, and of General
Frimont, and of the Sardinian armies.

Some corps of armed peaSsnts and freehooteri have
'established themselves in the woods and mountains
which-the army has lately passed, and from whence
they have committed depredations and robbery upon
persons following the army.
To repel these. orders have been gives* to General
Wiotzingerode, who is at the head of some divisions
of cavalry, to deer the country of these people, and
to '-secure the communications in the rear, until the
mestablislament of Goveriment.

Field Marshal count Barclay de Tay and Gene-
ral Count Platoff.triet the Emperor at Vic, and the
former has marched with the advanced part of this
corps. The head-quarters, with the Kuwait uivi-
s►ons, will pass the M•tsellr x little below 'foul, %etude
there is st ford, and the Meuse at Pagpy, and writ:id-
vaxce to Void.

I have the honour to inane a report of the- Nam.
pation of Chiffons upon the Marne by Lieutenant Ge-
neral CoUnt Czernichet with some Cossiicks and a
few other light troops, where he took from the enemy
sit pieces of ordnance, and he has proceeded to
connect himself with Martini Blucher or the Duke of
Wellington. ".
Prince Wrede has advanced on the great road from
Strasburgh. to PAris, and wet at Bt. vizier when
last heard of him.

•
..-ANIORT OF THE OCCUPATION OF CHALONS
a IT OgNEKAI. IcH 7711 P.
• glasithi ClBortuebed. at er iyorlog Made several forced marches,
/Wed oh the 13th July before Chaktos•aur-Merne and I*
karat that tber had a garrine there eompoeed :he lAt 'gi-
me,* of mammy of theline, +nd .is pieces of cannnn, under in.
orders of Rl4tsud, Genital Q 1 Lhvi•jun, be determined to mate
ah 111111314ite attack by three. nt t7ates I lie enemy do..
iiodid tined with Ora' bac was obliged to Meld to
the bravery*" the troopehatmegkei by (Anent citereichelr.
Ile teething elm by uthealg.B2 %tett as the Suet were tossed.
All the garrisons takklbll,Cipmthel, aware made peloonors.
b June 27, to Spins lithiti, to It hduhabetrt ; June MP, to
Welisgoburs ; fun 1112, te Idmegiar •
i filly t, to •-avern ; Jetty 2,
to Sastbolux; Shy fir IsOnsili iity 4, to Vicki July s,-to
Nam?.

We no, receive Paris Papaw. daily ; those of
Wednesday are now before.eik.bet they add little
to oar information respecting what passing. at
Paris.—The French Papers contain two distinct
fizzrespecting BONANAATi The _Jriernqe, d
. which is generally accurate in its inseiligentes
states simply that 44 15011/4AIITI has been arrested."
L—i• The dame di Fria& gibes a part of i letter from
nee of his attendants. dated at Rochefort on the 7th,
in Aka the writer says, u we sail in half an hour ;"
Land desires his friends to write to him is• New York.
A third report (but not countenanced by the Paris
Papers) giviss out that BONAPARTIR has joined the
rebekerany on the Luke, and adds that his 44 cies-
rates Rata sworn not to lay down their arms until
they secure a guarantee for their,mister, and a apltn.
did allowing-for him during the remsinder ni his
life."-6.72ie gtsat length of the Gazette obliges us to
be ,brief ting the contents of the Paris Paperi
but this le the las necessary as we have' given ample
Retracts of every think woktby of the least notice.

• We tindaatand that many forcible memoriA7l
have been presented te the Patna RZOINT by mili-
tary Men of high rank and experience, recommend.
ing the immediate destruction of all the French for-
tresses on the tide of Flanders, as the best. sad
indeed the only permanent security for the fat are
tranquillity of Europe. We sincerely hope, there.
fore, tel hear that the Allies have rated to the ground
the fortifications of Valenciennes, Lille, Cambray,
and every other spot capable of harbouring any
French military marauders on the side of Belgium
in future. Without this ♦igorous measure the Ne-
therlands never tan be safe. _

According to recent accounts from Paris, JEROME
BoM APA ET ell chateau, which stands in the English
lines on the road to St. Denis, has been completely.
sacked, and suffered as it did last year. The new
furniture that had been put into it, mirrors, chande-
hers. Ottoman sofas, etc. are in pieces. The house
had been loop-holed, and the windows blocked up
for a defence.

De IA sect. Aoctotur.-k-A tratiendous esplosion toot plate
last night to the boomer Lush* Law, a foreigner, and firework-
nisker, resident in Wilitess-street,bpitaNields, which wholircle.
stroyed Me house, together wkb four others adjoining, and shat-
tered the windows of about a hundred more in the neighbour-
hood. The °tight of the aticideot cannot be discovered, a. all
the uthsbinnts of the boom were killed. Only five persona have
yet bean ascertained to have fallen victims to the explosion, but
n i. coujectured that double the *umber baviscomo to their daub
ta the house.
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