Star.
London, England, 1815-07-05 00:00:00

PROCLAMATION.

" Frenchmen !—Europe united at the Congress of Vienna has
Informed you of your trite interests by the acts of the 19th of
Match and the Ito.th of May. It comes in arms to prove to you
that it has not spoken in vain. It desires peace; it has need of
it; it mutt r ed by i.s al:icable relations with you. it
car. have none, it never can have any, wida the man who pre-
tends to govern you. A fatal infatuation may have made the
French soldier forget for a moment the laws of honour, and have
extorted a perjury from him. An ephemeral power, supported
by all kinds of illusion may have misled some Magistrates into
the paths of error. But this power totters, soen it will wholly
disappear. The combined Army of the North convinced you of
kees Ask", if ds• if tree; ear sprats ire ampeaffug• to.
convince you eV it In their turn.
" Frenchmen, it is stiff time I—Reject the man who again,
chaining ail your liberties to his car, threatens social order, and
brings inn's yew native country all nations in arms. Be restored
to yourselves, and all Europe salutes you as friends and offers
you peace. it does more I—From this moment it considers all
Frenchmen, Who are not ranged under the standards of Bens.
parte, and wbo do not adhere to his cause, as friends. We have
consequetnly the order to protect them, to leave them the peace-
able enjoyment of what they possess, and to support the laudable
efforts which tbey shall make to replace Fromm in the relative
situation which the Treaty of Pads had/re-established between
her and all the European Nations.

" Gots, justice, the wishes of all nations seeend Ds. trench.
men, come to meet us; oer cause is yours; your happiness,
your glory, year power, are still necessary to the bappiosse, the
glary, and the power of the na•ions who are going to coign for
you. ibigned) " Marshal Count BARCLAT De TOLLIft
General In Chief of the Imperial Russian Armies
Headvatters, Oppenhehn, June ea,"
His 9yje►ty the Xing of Prussia passed through
here, at seven in the morning, stopping only to change
horses. The Prince Kurd arrived yesterday evening.
His Serene Highness the Archduke Palatine passed
through here to-day, on his way to Vienna.

PRIBURO, JUNE is.
Officers who came to-day from ►he headquarters
of the Prince of Hohenzollern, at Los rains, say that
the French have bombarded and set 6re to the suburb
of St. John, at Basle.

UHL, JUNI ss.

Since yesterday evening Count Hoenberg has his
head quarters at Olenburg. He will command a
tarps eisikeesed of Austrians and troops of Baden.
It it said that a corps, under the Archduke John,
is destined to besiege Strasburgh. Congreve rockots
are to he employed in the siege.
CARLSRUHE. VINE 2S.

The army under the Prince Roy:►t of Wirtem berg
has now mostly passed the Rhine, and seems to havc
already advanced far into Alsace• The advanced
posts of Marshal Wrede are at St. Avald, six leagues
from Meg.
HEIDELBERG, JUNE 26.

Yesterday his Excellency the Russian General,
Count Langeron, arrived here ; and will, it is said.
lx here the headquarters of the army of reserve.—
Numerous corps of.Russinn troops are daily expected
to march through this city.
Batton Malchus, formerly Minister of Finance to
the Erating Jerome, who has resided here for a con
illfrable time, was arrested on account of a suspicious
correspondence.
• An excellent prise was Made at Hielbron in the
chief of all the French. spies, the notorious Schul
mister. He hedaseeteed, it am, dw disguise of

a pedlar, but was recognised ht Austriaii stibaheirri
Officer.

The anxiety of the public to Mir from the Anil'
at Paris is very meat. It is known lilt the regutai
transmission of the Mails *AI interrupted by the
advance of t to Allied Artily, so as to etetioy che
roa.l traversed byt the Post; an I therefore it has
interred that the surren ler of the c.ipi al ws.ul
stantly have restored the communication. The 1.-t-st
intelligence that has yet been rece'ved c tme by t :t.
presc, yesterday alernoon from the Osfi Q• ER (:)0
BrighPot licrald, a Parr conducted by 1 6 011.113tu
of intelligence, an 1 who sp ires n, expence or exec-
tion to pr cure early inf 'motion. As part of ti:ir
imp' ecsion was printed ofr brfore the Express reaclitA
us, we shall repeat th; subcance of the cemmun,-
cation :

" A verel, which arrived at Brighton on MOnjA7
eve.iing, broui,ht accounts that on Siturday, Ole
Ist instant, Paris was surrounded by the Armies 0#
the Duke Of WELLINGTON and Marshal BLLCIIER
that a heavy cannonade was beard in the course
the day, and that no person was allowed to quit the
city. On Sunday the cannonade had ceased, and !t
was concluded that the Allies had obtained pusses,i,"
of the city. It was also stated, that the Generals of
the Allies had previously sent a Declaration to dins:
calling themselves the Prt,Visional Government, tl:
they would be Made to answer with their lives slim, I
they suffer aINAPARTE tO escape."
Such was the intelligence received front bright°, :
nor have our letters front the coast brought us any
thing later. A few hours may now be rap cc 1
to remove the present anxiety, by bringing us kw. 1.
intelligence, both respecting Paris and the petscal
BONAPARTE.

It will be seen from the subjoined letters, that all
communication between the Head-quarters of the
Allies via France, is sl completely interrupted, that
those en the other side of the English Chanro-1 now
look to our newspapers only for the Iltest inirlligenee
from France. The report of the clefe4t Gaot CIFIC
by BLUCHER; in the au! joined fl vcr leper, cannot
be correct. The Duke of WE: LIN4TON% diSperhe%
say nothing on the subject. The report originated
at Brussels, as will be seen by a reference to the
Brussels intelligence in another part of our Paper:

" RAMSGATE. JULY. 4.

"Arrived from Ostend the Sir William Curtis and
Catharine packets. with passengers, by which we
learn that Lord CASTLEREAGH landed there yesterday
morning about nine o'clock. At Ostend they ire
now anxiously looking for news from England as to
the movements of the Duke of Wat.i.myrou's Army.
The Catherine brought over F. P. Coupon), lLsq„
Courier from the i'.:rtuguese Minister at the Congress
late at Vienna, with dispatches for the Portuguese
:Minister in London Admiral j's.amirfte mwi ow,
Hon. Captain Gonome, Royal Navy, came passe°.
gets in the Curtis.

ti Embarked this morning, on board of several
transports, a Detachnunt of the Royal Waggon
Train, which will szil this evening to join cob. Toy for
Ostend. The Sir William Curtis will mum to
Ostend this next tide with passengers, as numbers
have arrived in the course of the day for that desti.
nation. Arrived at the Alb'on Hotel, on his way to
Ostend, Major General Sir Thomas iiIIADFOAD."

64 DOVER, JULY 4.

eg Sailed this morning the Flora extra packet', Cap.
rain WAnoN, for Ostend, with a Messenger arid pas.
stingers.—Arrived this morning the Princess C!lar.
lotte and Nymph extra packets, from Ostend tite
former vessel brought over Count MUNSTSX anai suite,
and the latter vessel several passengers, and' Pro
horses belonging to the late lion. M jos Hammitt.
The Defence passage is 'also arrived lwna the Lime
place with passengers.—AcCounts had reached Os-
teed of Marshal Prince BLUCHER having had an •,c-
-tion with and defeated Gnouciiv, with the fuss of
four thousand prisoners and eighteen pieces of canti..ta.
No arrival from the opposite coast this day."

FALMOUTH. JULY s.
Arrived the French brig la l'ourvnyance, from
Brest for Nantz, taken, with bit others, on the iSth
tilt. by his Majesty's ship Capuar.u., under the tri-
coloured flag. Also artived the French lransp-►rs
No. 749, from Cherbourg fur Brest, with hemp, an-
chors and staves, prize to his Majesty's ship RUIN.._
The Noma cutter has sent into thi► port the French
chasse.maree I'Amiable. She has captured, several
others of the same class, with. brandy, wine, dm. all
under the tri coloured flag. Arrived several coasters.