Star.
London, England, 1807-06-22 00:00:00

Jun- it.
The coismand of Martha Brune comprehehds
&berg alto. The fii.ge tarried on under him.—
Since the sth litany, Isis EZeeUency has been at
stettim The army Of bbfervation inereafes every
day in fliength.
Meotding to Ovate accounts, beneral Leftosq •
continues to command the Pruffian corps ih Eaft
prulba. His head-quarterEare in Heiligenbeil, whele
the Emperor of Ruflia and the Xing of Pruffia re-
viewed the troops three days fucceffively.
Letters from Koningfberg of the 111 of June fay,
that General Kamenikoy returned on the zi/th May
with Bobo Ruffians from Pahrwaltr to Pillau ; that
two days before; pn the 25th, General Bluther ern:
barked with it Ruffian corps from Pillau to Stsalfund,
whither the Voluateek corps Marwitz and Krokow
were already gone; that the fortifications of Itoningf-
berg were putting into a (late of improvement. and
that a referee corps of 12,b0b was to be [imitated
there.. It is added, that there were man,' tick there,
and that provifions were dear.
The Cronftadt fleet is taking on ticiard a corps of
Ruffian troops, intended to be debarked In Holland.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

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MEETING OF THE NEW PARLIAMENT.
This day at twelve o'clock the Lord High Steward
of Great Britain, (the Earl of Ay cesroon) with his
white rod, attended at the Houft of the Clerk of
Parlialbent in Palace. yard.
His Lordlhip, attended by Meas. Lays, and the
other Clerks of the Houfe of Commons, then pro.
ceeded to the Long Gallery of the Honk, where a
confiderabl'e number of the new Members waited to
receive them.
After having read His Majelly's Proclamation for
calling a new Parliament, the bufinefs of fwearing in
the Members of the Houfe of Commons commenced.
The ceremony of choofing the SPEAZER bad not
been gone through when this Paper went to prefs.

THE CONTTNENT.
Since our laft,Paris Papers to the 12th, and Dutch
to the 15th init. have been received. Two Danith
Mails, with HambUrgh and Alton* Papers to the
16th int. have alto arrived. Their joint intelligence
is of fume importance. They contain nothing to
warrant an opinion that a negotiation it going on.—
Propoiltions may have been Made by notravaarsi
ansi perhaps backed by Au Rita, but they do not teem
to have been Netted to by the Allied Powets. On
the other hand, an application is Paid to have been
made by Ituffia to the Court of Vienna to' join the

confederacy, but without cuccefs.
It appears beyond all further doubt, tl.at Louts
BONAPARTII has abdicated the 'Throne of Holland.
Whatever may be the general fentiment with which
the Imperial Houfe of NAPOLEON is juflly regarded,
it mail be confeffed that Lours Booarears merits an
honourable mention. His charafter is mild and do-
mellic ; he has nothing of that atrocity of nature
which is neceffary to the flipport of a New Ufurpation.
He was fcarcely feated upon his throne before his
people approached him with reprefentations of their
common diat els, and implored him to abrogate that
prohibitory commercial fyflem, which, by cutting
off foreign communication, intercepted all foreign
demand, and thus ruined a country which could only
fupport itfelf by means of its richer neighbours.
Lours BONAPARTI appears to have been moved
by the Irene of diarefs before him—the fyitem was
partially abrogated, and the communication opened
between England and Holland through the indirea
medium of neutrals. It is Rated, that thefe
gences have provoked the indignation of the Emperor

NAPOLEON.
The firft effeet of it experienced by the Kum o
HOLLAND, was the defection of his Wife, the daugh-
ter of the FRENCH Est PRP S S ; who, after fome nnfuc•
cefsful intrigues, withdrew from her Huflund to her
Mother.
Louis BONAPARTE, wearied with thefe intrigues,
and having in vain folicited pernaZon to retire, has
at length abdicated the Throne, and withdrawn
himfelf into Italy. The Dutch Provinces are in con-
fequence
in the greateft confufion—they have im-
plored the return of Louis—" that Monarch, whom I
they have known long enough to love, and whore
rerreat will renew that flare of confitfion and diftrefs,
from which his moderation and princely humanity I
had but began to relieve them."
The King of Sweden has refuted the further pro.
longation of the armiftice ; and Matfhal Moarts
s
had in confequence again advanced into Pomerania.
The proclamation of General BLUCHER, on his af.
fuming the command of the Pruffian troops attached
to the Swedifh army, is dated on the tft inflant ;
and Rates expreNy, " that they are about to com-
mence operations againft the enemy, in conjunelion
with the Swedifh troops, and under the command cf
his Sw:dias Majefty." After this, we think there can
be no doubt of the fincerity of that Prince, or of his
intention to refume hoftili;ies as Coon as he (ball feel
himfelf able to do fo. It is probable a notification that
the armillice would terminate at tbc ftipulated period,