Star.
London, England, 1815-05-15 00:00:00

tantt of Daniirk are ordeied to lay in twelve 'mills
prtivisions or to quit the plate. The disturbances
created by the Sam troops at Liege were soon put
down by the Prussians, and the former were very
properly expelled from the Allied Armies by the gal-
lint &mime. The inhabitants and National Guards
of Liege behaved uncommonly well on the occasion,
and cooperated zealously in punishing the mud•
neers. The French Monitear gave a pompous account
of this fracas a few d.tys before it actually happencr: !

After this Paper was put to Press we receives the
Paris Papers of the 12th inst. at which time DONA-
PARTi had not left the Capital : he was employed in
riding about and visiting public places. These Papers
do not contain any intelligence that can he relied on.
—There is in the lusernal de 1' Empire an a: tide tinder
the head of Milan, April 29, in which it is stared that
the Austrians were beaten by the Neapolitans at
Foil with the loss of 'ROM men ; that Mt9tivr beat
the Austrians in three actiOus ; dint Lord W. BgN-
TINCK was recalled, and that three FI nth ships bear-
ing the tri-coloured flag, had entered the port of
Genoa. We do not believe one word of this news.

CARROT had accepted the Presidency of the So-
ciety called 4g The Free Society of the Friends to
their Country And to Ilumanity."--The 5 per cents.
had risen to 62 fr.

This day we received New York Papers to the
14th, Boston to the 16th, and Halifax to the 28th of
of April. The following is the prin.ipal article in
these Papers :

" NEW YORN., APRIL 10.
" Arrived Within the Hook, the Btit;,h sloin of war Cyare, of
42 32-pound earrotrades, two long Vs tr, her g n deck, and ten
IS-pound carrunatles on her quarter d.: and cortcastle, Ariz•
to the United States frigate Constitution, C*l)ialit Stewart. This
sloop of war, and another, the Levant, was :. lien In with on the
Mk of February by the Constitution off Madeira, ard after
action of 50 minutes, they both ►truck to the frigate. The Con.
stitudon had four men killed and even wounded

" The lost of the sloops we have not learned, but when ow
Cyane comes in, we shall probably obtain the par.tcolarA.—
During the enlacement one was on the bow and tile other on
the quarter of the Constitution. After the battle, the Co•i•ti u•
tion with her prizes proot•etled to St. Inn, where the priistter,
were landed. Early on the morning of the Bth of March, three
heavy ships were discovered standing In shore, on which the
Constitulon and her two prizes cut and run, the frigate and
L. vant steetin one course, and the Cyane a contrary one. When
•he two former were lost sight of, they were about two miles to
the witidnard tif the fleet in pursuit, the Constitution, however,
shoo leg altea I of the Levant.

" Late in the afternoon a heavy cannonading was heard on
hoard the Cyane, in the direction of the above vessel=, an.? the
,supposition was that the Levant bad been overhauled. Fro'
the suptrior sailing of the Constitution, it is hoped she has es-
caped. Rr•tish ship Cyane (prize to the Constitoti,n),
came up yesterday afternoon about fuu: o'clock, and an•
chortd in the North giver, near the frigate Cutistellxion. As
the Clane passel Castle Williams, she fired a salute.

" The Cyane is a frigate 1 silt ship, mout:ts 34 gun•, and
above 700 tons burthen.

From the Officers of the Cvane, we learn, 4st whcn'rh+•y
lost sight of the Convirsitinv, she was full four miles ahead to
windward or the liritish and leaving them very fait."

This day, be:-.g a holiday at the Bank and Stock
Exchange, nothing but private business was done.—
The principal I.lmkers have been all buyers, and bar.
gains to a great amount have been effected. Consols
began at .SS;, at one o'clock were 5.5..
This morning the Gentlemen waited upon the
CIIANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER to bid for a new
Lottery. The following were the prices offered:
Messrs. Richardson. Goodluck, Banister and Co. sets 7 11
Messrs. 131 sh and Cu. 14 13 o
Mr. Sivewrizht 13- - l5 0
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The PRINCE REGZNT left town yesterday morning
for Windsor.

The Duke of Yon* left town on Saturday morn-
ing, for Windsor, and returned in the evening.
Yesterday the Princess-CrianurTE, accompanied
by the Countess of ILCHESTER, Mitt COATES, and Co-
lonel ADDENERORE, attended Divine Service at the
Chapel Royal ; after which her Royal Highness re•
turned to Carlton House, and then went nut in an
open carriage to take an airing to Twickenham, hu
the rain coming on, her Royal Highness returned in
an hour.

Lord CASTLEREAGH gave a sumptuous dinner,
yesterday, at his house in St. James's-square, to the
Portuguese Ambassador, the Earl of A DERDEEN,
Lord Mzuettax, the Lord Advocate of Scotland,
Count ORLOFF, Count LYNCH, Sir G. WARRIVIDER.
Sir B. SPENCER, Mr.W. DUNDAS, Mr. METHUEN, &c.
The Flying Fish has arrived at Portsmouth from
Havre de Grace, with P. STEWART, Esq. the B 1 itish
Consul, and Mr. EDWARDS. the Vice Consul at Havre,
retursing by the order of the British Government.—
The Consul was detained ten hours before he could
obtain permission of the Prefect to embark. The in-
habitants of Havre expressed much regret at the cir-
cumstance, as they considered it as the signal of hos-
tilities between the two countries.

Execution of :Pillion Sawyer, for Me murder of Hamlet
Gadett—This morning this unfortunate man was exe-
cuted in front of Newgate, pursuant to his sentence.
Hewas decently dressed in black, but seemed so much
affected with his awful situation as to be unable to
support himself. He was, therefore, conducted, or
rather carried, up to the fatal scaffold by the execu-
tioner and his assistant. Alter remaining a few mi.
nues in prayer with the Ordinary, to whom he seemed
to listen attentively, he was launched into eternity.—
He was about twenty five years of age, and was
rather handsome in his appearance. His behaviour
since his sentence had been calm and resigned. His
friends in the course of Friday and Saturday made
repeated applications for the Royal clemency,
'Waugh the proper channel, but without success.

COAN.EXCHANGE. MAY 15.—We had no fresh ar-
rivals of any Grain to-day, but a good shew of
Wheat from Essex, samples of which came by land
carriage, and which sold at last Monday's picas.
Barley is Is. per quarter dearer, owing to the small
quantity at market. Oats are Is. per quarter higher
from the same cause. In Beaus, Pease, and other
articles there is no alteration.