Star.
London, England, 1814-07-02 00:00:00

Clerk and

the Duke of Wzwxcrox, at his halite in 'Hamilton-
place, with the invitation to dine at Guildhall ; and
his Grace was pleased to fix Saturday, the 9th inst.
for that purpose ; when it is expected that the Free-
dom of the City will be conferred upon him, and the
sword and gold box voted to him will be presented.
Marshal BLUCHER has postponed his departure till
next Thursday ; he intends being at Vienna on the
24th instant.

The departure of our Imperial and Royal Visitors
has been followed by that of tile illustrious members
of their respectme suites. The York Hotel, Dover,
had yesterday to boast of the presence of the follow-
ing distinguished personages: —Prince MerrEaNicu,
the Austrian Minister; Prince HA EDENBERG, ditto
for Prussia ; Prince LICIITENS fuN, Prince LAN:CHIN,
Aide-de-Camps to the Emperor of Rcssm ; Prince
LUBOISIINAICYg Baron HUSIPOLDT, Count BELVILLE,
General Tscrioeurz, Aide-de Camps to the Grand
Duke CONSTANTINE of Russia ; Count MALWAISONI
from Poland. Yesterday the whole of the above
party, accompanied by the greater part of the suite of
the King of PRUSSIA, sat down to an elegant cold col-
lation, provided by Mr. PAYNE" of the York Hotel,
when many toasts were given with great animation
and fervor, illustrative of the gratitude of the com-
pany to the English Nation. About noon the whole
party embarked-on board the NYMPHEN frigate, Cap-
tain Slam under a heavy discharge of cannon from
the shipping, and amid the shouts of a delighted Fe-
, palace, assembled on the Pier and Heights.

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FALMOUTH. JUNE 29.
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Art iinti the Speedy packet, CAptsin Strive/asAim,
with a Mail from Lisbon, in 16 days ; also arrived
the ship Margaret, Az.t.na, from Palermo, last from
Gibraltar; she came under convoy cf his Majesty's
ship DarkeATl, with 'boat thirty sail of easels,
which She paited with the day before yesterday.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 1.
..chmitesen Arrived his Majesty's ship MeetaFtirs, from the
Dowling and the Rinsourre gun-brig, (tons Plymouth:
Arrited from the Mediterranean, under convoy (Ibis
Majesty's ship Ramer, since my last repiwt, the Co:
met. babella, Constantine, Providence, and Nereid
transports, and the Argo, Grocer, sett Ariel merl.
, and are pet under quarantine at the Mo.
di.bank.—Sailed his Majesty's ship RODNEY, for
pirshouch; and the Durant:a, ft* the Downs.
DOVER ROADS, AIRE as.
Arrived his Majesty's sloop Ratitats, Captain
Drestax, after landing his Serene Highness the Duke
of OILLZAJii and suite at Calais.

CORK, lUNII ti.

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The fleet with troops fredi'lloardeent is just an-
nounced off the harbour, by Telegraph. A lattet.
from Barbadoes, dated the 25th April, states, chat
the West India fleet, which sailed from this Port rus
the II th of March, arrived there nn that day under
convoy of the CONQUICSTADOR, Lord W. Stumm,
without losing one of the convoy. Ibe Bratd ships
accompanied them to a certain latitude; and then
parted under convoy of the HOTIPUII frigate and
HAZARD sloop of war.

By letters from Bourdeaux of the 21st oh. we learn,
that the embarkation of the English troops, for Engg.
land and for America, would be completed by the
end of June t they are to be replaced by 6,000 of
Sachet's army : this is regarded by the inhabitants as
being very unpropitious tostarifs them, that sixty
!ieing well known to have many partizans of Boos..
parte amongst cheer, and to have declared thernselm
.trongly arainst the Boardelais for the par' they took
at the commencement of Bonaparte's oovenhrew•._
—The letters state, that whatever precautions the
French Government may take, under these circum-
stances, to repress Clis spirit of hostility, still some
bloodshed may be expected, as the Bourdeleis are
not at all averse to shew tokens of spirit in duelling,
and are distingoislied in the use of the small sword.
As to the facilities that ought to be afforded to the
English merchants in their fair disposal
.of inerchane
lize, there is nn room to praise the French Govern..
ment, either for their civility, their justice, or their
gratitude. The tariff established by the Due d'Att-
gouleme, was as hastily as unexpectedly dissnnulled ;
;he remonstrance (through the *knit Gene-
t.:l) of the English merchants, produced no effect.
tnd even the distinguished generosity an it:. part, of
its giving up the seised ships in the Garenr.s,ciatee.
buted no return of sentiment from theFreoeh Ministry.
If there had been any reason previously to distrust
he new system, or Tether the revived system of
French politics, some stipulation in lamer of the Eng.
aidt merchants should have berm enfereed (as to the
linger benefits of the T.rif), before the French ships
.t•ere really given op. With respect to the expences
•f living at Bourdeaux, some estimate may be
Irmed, when it is known, that for five hundred a
year, a person may live quite splendid:. The
ibstrnetion to receiving Ell) sh news; apurs is in.
:Teased by the great expence of postage imposed on
hem when received at Bourdeaux, etch riper costs
four francs. Intelligent persons in France consider
I'alleyrand as inimical to an enl.:rged commercial
Treaty between the two ci.tietries, and those whore.
member his Memoir cn Commerce, submitted to 80.
naparte in December, 1802, at the period of Peace,
have not formed their opinion slightly.

TO TOR TROSTOSS or TIE Sumter New ROADS --GaAs,-
then-1 he Clerkship of the Surrey New Roads Trust Laving
become vacant by the death of your lee ouch-respected IlAr.:1.
Swabey, I take the liberty of requesting tie favour el your Votes
and Interest to succeed him in such apptlinthsent. Having had the
honour of being Solicitor of big Ernst up wariest ID yam aid
from nay sit uatkus as Clerk to theTnistees of the Skivvy end Sumas
Roads (whore Interests are so immetbattly connected). I latter
mi self I mu not wholly ignorant of the duties of the Wire to
which I aspire to succeed; and should my pretensions meet year
approbadoo. I shall ever feei grateful fof this entinved mark of
year favour end actuation.-1 have the hamar to be, wi:b every
sentiment of respect, Gentlemen, your -devoted and ()hearse
humble servant, SAUCES. WILLCIIMAN.
Stamfoesi.etreet, Id July, 1814.
ABOLITION or THE SLAVE TRADE.—Petitions tram
the following places, praying for the immediate and
universal ABOLITION of the SLAVE TRADE, have been
already presented to both Houses of Parliatnent :
Ashwell Thorpe Foaming lltausista
Bath Fatal! Reached
Barking Ft:atonal 11=
Blackheath Gosport
Bury St. Edmund's. Greenwich
Battersea Growesend 1121
Burford Guildford Rodesml
&ninon Great Mini 11111104P1s, -
Bucking Holt
,Ildtas Wald.'
Bishop Stott ford Halstead 4111111~1
Basing Bourne Hammersmith itemderd
Bromley Hampstead
Billseicay lekinghons ..
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Basingstoke Ipswich Staines
Brentwood lyre Stockwell
Chisholm Kettering St. Alban's
Chichester Kingston St. Mary's Cray
Claiiimaa 'Wooden Swallbsm
Chishills Layton Tottenham
Croydon Lewes Thames Mesa
Cskbestet l.yrnington Thaatvd
Couesball Pdstooe Tooting
Chelmsford Madely Timbeidg.
Canterbury &forgoer Ilahrldee
Castle lfedinghem Melton Mowitey Wahimunstoer
Clapham - Welborn, Woburn
Denbigh linden Witham
Were His.
Deptford Newport
Dartford lower The" wimialighalla •
Evelham Northampton Wenderallal
linSdd Needham% ssZa:suewil * •
Ban Winstead Onto iiii
Sees Hem Poole
Edmonton Peahen 4=
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