Star.
London, England, 1815-07-27 00:00:00

MARSEILLES, JULY 111.

(F.:tract front a Private Letter.)
la I have just arrived at Brignulles. Marshal
Brune arrived this morning, and found there the 35:11
regiment. Immed;ately.he convoked the authorities,
and gave orders that rn extraordinary contribution
should be raised, the respective quotes of which were
not known at my departure. The triecoloured
' standard has been replaced by. the black Rag : the,
Officers of the 35th regiment have assumed black
cape : seditious cries are beard on all sides. The
town as in the greatest alarm. for you know bow.
few inhabitants are able to pay $ and if Brune exacts
100,009 francs as he did at Grasses it will be impose
Bible wpay diem w him."
......

Mr. WILLIAMS, the Messenger, arrived this morn,
ing with dispatches from the Duke of Wautacrron
and Lad CMTLIIRRACIII. They are supposed to con-
tain the decision•of the French Governinento.tespect-
ing BONMPARTIL They were immediately conveyed
to Earl BATHURST At Putney, but their contents had
not transpited when this Pare was patio hem

.BRUSSELS PAPERS.

lee ••••••~•••••
we. 'received tritiiels Papers ,to the 44th
"htstant. They inforan us 'that troops of the Allies
and English) continua to pOtir into
'France. In the vicidity of Meta the're..has been a
goyim action between the Prussians, who were ad;
*fratiting, and the rebel French garrison of that far-
*est. The latter nude a desperate sally and drove
-tie/Pritssians back upon Longwy ; but hiiing been:
joined bythe French inhabitant: and-NstionalGuard4:
the Prussians rallied, and once more cooped hp the•
rebels in Metz.

If some signal examples are not made by
XVIII. of his rebel Generals, we apprehend that it;
will be long before his peaceable subjects are'ffeed
from the dreadful scourges which the rebel unapt *are,
likely to prove. The Prussian blood shed on the
above occasion, for 4nstanee, ought to be instantly
avenged by the decimation of the whole garrison of:
Metz. For whom are these miscreants fighting?
Surely not for theiifellow Citizens, for the latter ge-
aerally join the allied troops against them. Leniency
to such shameless brigands is most culpable policy.
We make the following extracts :
BRUGES, JULY 18.

The landing of troops at Ostend has begun again
with fresh activity. The day before yesterday there
arrived here a detachment of Scotch Dragoons moun-
tecfon very fine grey horses, as well as a detachment
of Artillery, which were followed in the night by th.!
25th regiment of foot ; and yesterday by a part of
6th Dragoons, the 62d regiment of foot, and some
Scotch. All these troops are proceeding to Ghent,
whence they proceed to their furthef destination. The
26th battalion of Militia, coming from Antwerp, ar.
rived here to-day, and waits for orders to proceed to
theirontiers of Franc?.
BRUSSELS, JULY M.

The Hanseatic Legion, composed of the contin-
gents of Hamburgh, Lubeck, and Bremen, arrived
here this morning. These troops, which have a fine
military appearance, are ordered to St. Denis, near
Paris.

Yesterday will be a remarkable day
.in the annals
of the city of Brussels ; never, at any period of our
history, was such a transport of joy seen. In the
streets there was but one cry ot +46 Bonaparte is in the
power of the English I" People seemed to congratu-
late each other that the enemy of the repose of the
world was reduced to the inability of doing evil.—
Tbe whole city was illuminated. Bonfires were
lighted in the streets.