Star.
London, England, 1815-04-28 00:00:00

GHENT, APRIL 24.

Not a day passes but we receive the most satisfac-
tory accounts from France concerning the situation of
that country ; they confirm the hopes which Bona-
parte's official publication would suffice to give us.
FRANKFORT, APRIL 19.

Letters from Stockholm announce that Sweden has
just acceded to the ineasures which the Allied Powers
have judged it necessary to takc under the present
circumstances.

TIN EVENING STAR.

LON I)ON.

FRIDAY, APRIL 28, IRI;.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK:
Reduced 5E4-4 per Ct. 71/1-5 per Ct. Navy 85f 86
Con.ols 51—for account 57 j.—hoods 10s. Ils. pre.
Eachequer Ails sa. to his. pre.
he whole of the Lachequer Bills funded yesterday amounted
to 47,692,00 J.

Last night in the House of Peers, Marquis virrf..
LESLEY, commenting on the Treaty of V.enna, re-
marked, that the'language was so obscure that he
could not, though h. bad made every endeavour,
comprelend its precise meaning ; that he hoped to
obtain some information front Ministers ; and there-
fore begged to know for what objects we were now
going to war? Tbt Earl of LIVERNIOL; in his reply,
stated them to consist of three propositions :—First,

that the present Government in France %%as an evil
that should be got rid of; secondly, that the former
I, Monarchy should, if possible, be restored, but that
this idea should not be entertained as a sine qua non;
' and, thirdly, that no attempt should be made to dic-
tate any form of Government to France. These, his
Lordship said, were the principles on which the for-
mer war WAS carried on. Earl GREY maintained,
that if this principle was acted upon. it was never
before avowed ; and the Marquis WELLESLEY dis•
claimed having ever acted upon it.

This morning a Jamaica Mail arrived, brought by
the Walsingham Packet—she sailed fr)m Jamaica on
the 13th, and Crooked Island the 24th ult. Papers
of the 12th have been received by her, but they con-
tain no news whatever.

Last night at a late hour a Flanders and Dutch
Mail arrived. The accounts which they present fron,
Italy do not confirm the statement in the Itioniteur,
of General NucieNr's army having been made pri-
soners by the Neapolitans. Accounts have been re.
ceived by this Mail of the formal accession of the
CILOM N PRINCE Of SWEDEN to the league against
130:s APA ri.

A latter from Dunkirk received this morning, states,
that desertions from • BONAPARTE'S army become'
every day more numerous. The garrison which list
v.eek consisted of 400 men, was in a few days reduced
to '2OO ; the deserters had not joined the Allies, but
dispersed and returned to their own homes. We have
similar accounts irom Lisle, where the sulditrs are
equally averse to fight under the banners of .NA-
POLEON.

This morning we receArcd the Parii Papers of

Tuesday. At length it is announced that 12,;;NA.
• PARTE i 5 on the tvc of setting out ft,r the Army of 1
the Ninth, We were repast:3 to expect such int..l
ligence ; for the Earl of FIFE, who left Paris on the
preceding Friday and came by the way of Compiegne,
found great difficulty in procuring post-horses on that
road (which is tl.e nearest way to Lisle), the cattle
as he was informed, having be. n bespoken for BONA-
PARTE. Of course this journey can only be for the
purpose of examining the state of tl.e fortresses and
the situation of the army on the northern frontier, as
NAPOLEON must be at Paris on the ‘,l6th of May.
What respect may be intended to be paid by the
present French Rulers to the new Constitution, when
it shall 'have been ratified, we know not ; but if • we
may judge from their proceedings at this moment
respecting the Press, we must infer that it will be re-
garded only as far as it can be made subservient to
their own purposes. A few days ago the Paper called
the Cautur was storied by the' arm of Powers " and

the Journals of Tuesday inform es that Mademoiselle
RAOUL, the Editor of le rereefique, has taken her leave
of ths Public.

" PA 1.111, Ann, 25.