Star.
London, England, 1815-06-06 00:00:00

Feeling on this marina to find their Fends falling
The 5 ptv Cents. with the Dividend are at 55.

The opening of the Chambers of Peers and Repre-
sentatives w fixed for Sunday lasts
Perhaps the most important intelligence k these
papers is the intended dep attire of llompanta for
the army, which was fixed for this day.
Madame MCRAT and her children have arrived at
Compiegne ; and the Gazette de France of Saturday,
speaking of her linsharo JoActitst, says " he arrived
yesterday at Parls.",it is hardly possible they can be
mistaken.

Fresh insurrections have broken out in Morbihan
and other places. Those in La Vendee are said to
have been suppressed.

Letters received this mnrning from Guernsey,
bring an account that there has been several severe
engagements on the coast opposite, in La Manche,
between the Royalists and the Gens d'armes, in
which the latter were entirely defeated, and dis-
armed, and should not fresh troops arrive, without
delay, no doUbt was entertained that the whole of that
Coast would soon be completely in the hands of the
Royalists.

THE 4R Air.
The review of British cavalry. by the Duke of
WILLINGITON on Monday se'nnight, at Gramont, was
one of the finest sights possibly to. be imagined.
Seven thousand British cavalry, drawn np on a large
''plain near Gramont, probably of the best appointed
and finest troops in the world, could not fail to im-
press the beholder with admiration. The Earl of Ux-
Baum commanded; and the vast concourse of spec-
tators on the field was beyond calculation. The Duke
,of Wawsurrow was accompanied the whole.time by
Marshal &main. An immense number of military
and otheh from Brussels, Tournay, and Ghent, were
present on this occasion, and testified their admira-
tion.

The issue of warlike :tom from the Ordnance De-
partment has been immense; not fewer than twenty
millions of ball cartridges have been sent to the Ne-
therlands.

Since the arrival of the 15th Hussars in Belgium,
thete is some talk there of two Brigades of Hussars
being formed ; it sn, the 7th and 15th go together,
and the 10th and 18th will be brigaded under Major-
General VIVIAN.

The Eighth BritishAlfigalde is composed of the Ist
Battalion 28th ItegimesAkila Battalion 32d Regi.
(tient ; 79th Regiment; litMglgion 95th Regiment;
under Major-Gentled Sas slo I •
Ninth British Beigade.443aivtlion Royal Scots;
lit Battalion 42d Regiment ; 2 I Battalion 44th Re-
giment; 92d Regiment ; under Major-General PACK.
Tenth British Brigade-4st Battalion 4th Regi-
ment; 27th Regiment; 40th Regiment; 2d Batta-
lion 81st Regiment; 'under Major General Sr JouN
LAIIIIKT.

Fifth Division-Bth and 9thißritishißrigades ; sth
Brigade Hanoverian Infantry ; Major Rooms' Bri-
gade of Artillery'.
Mtn Divisioc—loth British Brigade ; 4th Bri.
tilde Hanoverian Infantry; Major ttsirrs Brlgadei
isf Artillery.
The 2d, or queen's Dragoons, commanded by
Colonel KEARNEY. were reviewed on Portobello
Sailds, near Edinburgh, on Friday last, by General
Mailman, previous to their embarking fur the
Continent.
Two important Court Marti are to be holden
shortly. One for the invest of the conduct of
Sir G. PREVOST, late Goy of Canada, the other
upon Lieutenant Colonellaullerre, who commanded
the 44th Foot in the late difortunate attack on the
American entrenched cairip at New Orleans.
His Majesty's ships DIOMEDE and BUCIPHALUS,
troop ships, and the Earl Moira transport, arrived
at Deal on Sunday, with a detachment of 500 of the
lst. Battalion of the Royal Fusileers, and the 43d
Regiment, from America; alio three companies of
he Royal Artillery, from the same destination. rrlie
Posileers remain in Barracks at Deal. The Artillery
are gone into Sandown Castle to refresh themselves
for a few days. previous to their embarking to join
die Doke of.WELLINGToN's army in the Netherlands.
The 43d have proceeded on to Dover, and the 95th
for Shorne Cliffe.Barracks, in order to make room for
Others that are daily expected.
RAMHIATE, Juan s.—Arrived from the River two
Gravesend boats laden with Government stores, for
the use of the army under the Dokeof WELLINGTON,
which have been landed and conveyed to the Depot
established at this port.. A great number of con-
tract horses are shipping today for the use of the
army in Flanders, principally of die draught kind.
Arrived at the Albion Hotel, on their way to Ostend,
Lord GEORGE Loma, of the 9th Light Dragoons,
Major RAM AY, Royal Artillery, and several other
Officers of distinction.

The Duke of Yong transacted military business
with the Patna REGOIT yestesday. -
. The PRUNUS RRGENT bas presented Mr. WALTER
SCOTT with a gold snuff-box, as a gracious token of
respect Ens his superior talents.
The 23d of the present month is mestioned as the
day on which Parliament will probably adjourn.
If we are rightly informed, the CHANCELLon of the
EXCHEQUU has given up the proposed Tax upon
Newspaprrs,being convinced, by a proper examination
of the subject, that it would not only be unproductive
as a matter of Revenue but injurious to knowledge,
to morals,, and to the constitution of the country.—
We regret to state that the very contemplation of
the measure had so alarmed some of the Country
Proprietors, 'that one of them, the Proprietor of the
Nottingham Review, has already announced his inten-
tion to discontinue his publication. We hope that
such as intended to act in a similar manner will at
least suspend the execution till it be ascertained to be
inevitable.
Mr. Karats.' is 10 much recovered that nothing re-
mains of his late very,severe illocbs but the weakness
and languor that must naturally result from it.
BORINO4—This day- a grand battle took place at
Moulsey Hurst, between KNOWLDWORTHT, the baker,
who beat DUTCH SAM, and SCROOOIH4 the sailor, of
great pugilistic fame. The latter but his man with
great 'ASC, altar tt very few Mods..
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