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

PARIS, APRIL 4.

General Morand is marching upon Bourdeaus at
the head of a corps of troops, but in all probability
before his arrival tranquillity will have been restored.
General Gerard is gone to Meta to take an impor-
tant command.

We learn from Lille, that tip to the 30th of March
the foreign troops in that ♦icinity had made no
movement.

General Baron Nicolas hat arrived at Tours, to
take the military command of that place.

A French courier arrived at Calais on the night of
the Ist; and immediately embarked fur Dover.

THE ARMr.

There is already a gallant army of 60,000 troops
assembled on the frontier ;ine of Belgium, from Ypres
to Namur, all in British pay, and nearly one half
British troops. This army is besides daily increasing.
On Monday and Tuesday it was reinforced by the
11th and 12th Dragoons, and several detachments
of Artillery, which were landed last week at Ostend
in excellent condition, and by to-morrow or next Jay,
the Guards, which were embarked on Wednesday,
will join. The Prussians, at the date of the last ac-
counts from Belgium, had 40,000 fine troops in line
from Namur to Luxemburg. These were also re-
ceiving daily reinforcements.
One of the first orders of the Duke of WELLINGTO
on taking the command in Belgium, was to order all
the women who had followed the army from this
country to return immediately.
It is understood that Colonel Sir H. TOERINS will
act as Military Secretary to the D.; ke of WELLINGToN
in Belgium. Sir H. 'CORKERS conveys the authority
from the PRINCE REGENT, and the British Cabint
under which the Duke of WELLINGTON will act. His
Grace's powers are of the most ample description,
and it is even whispered that it is left entirely to the
judgment of his Grace whether hostilities shall be
commenced on the part of Great Britain, or measures
of a defensive nature merely, strictly adhered to.

We ate sorry to state, that a gentleman who ar-
rived in town last night from Bourdeaux, ha► brought
accounts of the Duchess d'ANooutzlte having left
that place. Tiiey had there but few troops—these
not well affected ; but all the citizens loyal. The
English were quitting the place as fast as they could
find conveyance.

THE LEEWARD ISLAND FLEET.
LlVattrooL, APRIL s.—Arrived the Wellington,
William Rathbune, Belmont, Eliza, Fanny and
William Dawson, from Demerara; and the Kings.
more, from St. Thomas's ; sailed with the honiewai d-
bound Leeward Island Fleet 27th February, And
parted from them on Thursday last, off Cape Clear.
Several other ships of the &et have arrived, but we
cannot get their names to night.
Baum., APRIL 6.—Arrived the Thomas, and
Jane, from St. Vincent's; Ann, from Tobago;
son, from Barbadies ; and the Pilot, from Demarara.
The fleet of which these ships were a part, was se-
parated in a violent gale last week, when their num.
ber was 87 sail, of which only 47 were reassembled
under the 'Commodore, and the other ships of war
from whom such of the Bristol ships has rejoined,
parted on Sunday, the 2,1 inst. in long. 16. W.

FALMOUTH, APRIL. 4.
Arrived the Speedy packet, from Portsmouth.--
Sailed his Majesty's ship NYMPIIEN, for Plymouth.
Wind N.W. fine weather.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL S.
Came in the Dwarf cutter, from Bourdeaux, with
passengers, which port she left on Sunday Lat,—
Arrived the NYMPHEN, from Falmouth.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 6.
Arrived the Hefty, Timm, from the Downs,
bound to Madtira. Also arrived from the Downs,
at St. Helen's, four sail of East Indiamen, names
unknown.—Wind Westerly.

DEAL, APRIL 6.
Arrived the FORTH frigate ; Muvina, Uttozwv.,
and Harry sloops of war from Cork.—Wind S. W.

HARWICH, APRIL 6.
Arrived the Adventure and Pi.y.erea transports, in
ballast, from D.ptford, to take horses to Holland.—
A packet is in sight, supposed to be the Beaufoys
with a Hamburgh Mail

COVE OF CORK, APRIL 4.
Arrived his Majesty's ships Scour, HAUGHTY, and
the Cormorant store-ship from England.

Yesterday the dispatches were fi :ally closed at the
East India House, and delivered to the Pursers of
the undermentioned ships, viz.:—Apollo, Captain
C. B. TARIM; and Sir Wt!!jam Pulteney, Captain
T. DAWNILIN for Madeita, B-ngal, and Bombay.
Passengers per Sir William Pulteney, for Lk; gal,
Memirs. Baowm and OAKLEY, Free Mariners ; for
Bombay, Mr. J. AULD, Free Mariner.—Per
for Bombay, Mr. F. SHARPE, Cadet.
CORK EXCHANGE, APRIL 7.—.0.'r Wheat trade is
rather heavy this morning, but a few prime picked
samples have been add at Monday's prices ; at
there being very little demand for any other
stription, the sales are with difficaty effected at a
fction of b. per quarter. White Peas are in rt..
t, and 21. per quarter higher. Barley, Beans.
and Oats, sell full as well as on Monday.

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