Star.
London, England, 1814-06-14 00:00:00

ME AR Mr.

`the ~e~rtew haindect for this day Rai Postponed.
A Detachinent of the 81st Regimen; have Thrived
orders to hold theniselies in readiness fur Foreign
Service:
• The Sikh and 2d Regidient.i Weft inspittict by
General WaLson at Winchester. Detachments of
these Kegiments are expecring orders to march ro
Portsmouth to be prcseut at the intended 'Mit the
Allied Sovereigns.
The Oa ichrrents of the ist, It& and Sd, Provi-
sional Battalions, stationed at the Winchester. Depot,
have received orders to pioCeed to their respective
• Liatinties.
The Qtieen's Itegiments,, in Winchester Barracks,
are Under orders for Prntsmouth, to be ready to at.
tend on our Illustrious Visitors shortly elpected there.
Detachinents of the jfith Light Dragoons Marched
through Winchester, for the same deatiOatinlly on Sa•
turitity. •
l'he ground is now marking out for the encamp 7
tnent of the Russian troops, between 5 uthamptor.
and Titchfithl, and the PRINCE Remo. has already
signified his intention of passing a night at the firmer
place, for the purpose of visiting the camp as soon at
it is occupied.
It is understood that the grand expedition .
paring at P.ourdeaus for America,. under the t thant
Lord HILL, is destined for the Chesapeake direct.
Our invincible little army in Canada will at the same
instant be directed to make a movement in the
direc-
tion of tie •Susquehannali, and both attain will,
therefore, in all probability, meet at Wathington,
Philadelphia, or Baltimore? The seat of the Ameri-
can Government, but tnore particularly Baltimore, is
to be the immediate object of attack. In the diplo-
matic circles it is also rumoured that bur naval and
military Commanders on the American station have
no powers to conclude any armistice or suspension of
arms. They carry with theni certain terms, which
will be offered to the Antilican Government at the
point of the bayonet. The terms, of course, are not
made public, but we haVe every reason to believe
that America will be left in a much worse situation
as a naval and commercial _power, than ifte Was al
the commencement of the war.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCL

• FALMOUTH, JUNE it.
Sailed the Princess Charlotte PaCket, with a Man,
for the Brazils ' • Lady Loniia packet, with ditto; for
Halifax ; and Duke of Kent packet, with ditto, fa'
Bourdeaux.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 13. .
Arrived the Riaoxiv man of war, Admiral ?bk.
TIN, from the Lisbon station. Sailed the Tisirtrirtz,
for Cherburgh. The fleet for the Mediterranean is
expected to sail in the morning.—Wind S. E.
DEAL, JUNE 13.
Arrived the Antelope, Elizabeth, Isabtila,
Heart of Oak, and Mary, transports, from itamsgatei
and remain in the Downs for orders, With the ships
as before ; and the Sceptre transport) Capt. MlsEmp
from Bayonne, with a detachment of the Guards.
MILFORD, JUNE ie.
Arrived the MULLET schooner, from Jamaica, with
a Mail, sailed 3d May.

An American privateer was cruizing between the
Rock of Lisbon and Cape St. Vincent's the end of
last month.
The naval review at Spithead, it is said, will be
formed upon nearly the following plan :—The line-
of-battle ships will he moored in two lirei abreast;
with a single line of frigates and three-masted vessels,
to the eastward and westward : the hurt:Er:Name tad
Pnisce. will be the centre ships of each line ; and an
avenue of slonps of war and small vessels will be
formel from the centre of the nearest line towards the
town, as far as the depth of water will allow. The
Royal yachts will be moored in a distinguished posi-
tion. The merchant ships will be moored in Stoke's
bay, the Harbour, and the Mother-hank.
COMPARisoN.—The Hero of Mueedm,in the days of
his prosperity, burnt an unoffending city, and killed
his best friend : the Hero of Rtnia, in the hour of his
triumph, saved a hostile metropolis from flames, and
spared the life of his greatest enemy !
A German Journal asserts, that the Efhperor of
RUSSIA will have the title of King of POLAND, and
that the Grand Duke CONSTANTINE will govern that
country in quality of Viceroy.
It was Prince GAGARINE who had his Star torn

from his breast on Saturday evening, at the dcor of
the Opera House; by the pickpockets. He had also
a finger severely lacerated, in a violent attempt to
wrest a diamond ring from it.
Davousr and Vaniatista are not the only French

Marshals who have been excluded from the Senate
by Louts XVIII.: Marshals Souvr and MsantrA
are also in the ex-list. The exclusion of Sow? hat
afforded some cause of discontent. For MA:OINA no
person even in France has any commiseration.
The Summer Theatre in the Haymarket opens cm
Thursday with A Cure for Me Heart Ach, and For-
tune's Frolics.—Manimos is among the Corp Dra-

matique.
Mr. KEWILE is in so dangerous a state of health, at
to make his recovery doubtful.
Bacan.—.-This day the LORD MAYOR ordered the
price to be raised one halfpenny in the peckdoaf—to
take plane on Thursday—the price of the quarters
loaf will then be Eleven pence Three•farthings.
COURT or KING'S 132NC11.-1 his morning, at the
Sitting of the Court, Lord EtLemsonos•oti (evidently
alluding to the case of the Stock tschanp,e fraud)
reminded the Gentlemen of the Bar that this
the last opportunity of moving new trials. Me.
bons were then made for new trials in the cases of tl.e
Kiag v. Askews and the King v. Dixon, in both of
which the motions were refused. No motion was made
on the part of any other Defendant, and the Court
proceeded with the usual business.
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