Star.
London, England, 1814-04-18 00:00:00

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It is reported that this august Family will arrive
in town to-morrow. They will be met at Uxbridge
by the PRINCE REGENT and the Royal eariiages, and
gteat preparations are making on the whole line of
read to Hartwell to receive Louts XVIII. and his
suite, with due honours. They will take up their
residence, as we already stated, at Grillon's Hotel,
Albemarle-street.

The arrangements tor conveying his Masesrr to
his own country have been made :—Nine sail of the
line are to accompany him—five English and four
Russian :—The Duke of CLARENCE to have the com-
mand of the whole.

Yesterday, at half•past twelve o'clock, the Duchess
of Oldenburg set off for Richmond Park. After
walking on the terrace, she proceeded to Kew-gardens,
and returned to Pulteney Hotel about half-past four
o'clock. Shortly afterwards she went with her son,

Prince ALEXANDER, to visit the Princess CHAR-

LOT It.

The Archduchess MARIA LoutsA, it is now said,
does not accoMpany BOVAPARTE to Elba, but retires
to Guastalla, in Italy, where sl:e will reside, and take
the title of Archduchess of GuAsTALLA. It seems

probable that a formal divorce will, at no distant pe-

riod, be pronounced between them.
Savannah Papers to the end of February have been
received, and letters from the United States by a ship
from Amelia Island, which has been forty-two dap
on its voyage. The embargo was s.l strict, that car-
goes could not be procured at the island, and seven
or eight ships had on.tl►at account proceeded to the
Havannah in ballast.

MAnISONN Gov!rnment was making every effort
to raise a military force, with the chimericll view of
conquering Canada. The bounty offered to recrititc
for the American army had been raised to 121 dol.

lars per man.
Letters hive been received from Bremen and M-
tona to the 9th, and-Trom Heligoland to the 1:;th

ilstant, with Altona Pipers to the Sill. The Bremen
Nwr of the 7th annminces in thiee or four lines,

signed by two Prus,,ian plornatic Agents, the occu-
pation of Paris by the Allis. We have the satisfac-
tion to and, by the accounts from Altena, that no
more blood had been ,he ..in any contest with the
French garrison at Film'butgh. The severity of
DAVOUST had been in n' respect relaxed, and at-
tempts had been made by hint permanently to oh-

szrtict the navigation of the Elbe, by sinking vessels
and material_ in siwations initahle to that injuriotis
purpose. Persons continued liamburgli.
and in that attempt received little or no opposition
from the military.

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NVe have also Letters from Lubec, Carlscrona,
Carlshams and Copenhagen, .1311 P latter to the 2Gth
tilt. In the ciqnmurtications froth tho Dan;sli capital,
it is mentioned as a repott that nine:- CHUISTIAN
had made an arrangement with Gent ral Evsex, who
had been appointed Swedish Governor-General of
Norway. The evacuation of that kingdom by the
Danes was expected to take place very soon.
Accondts reached town yesterday of the capitula-
tion of attend onyriday last, on which day the white
slag was hoisted. It was generally believed that
Antwerp.also had surrendered.
A Gentleman ;list returned. from m excursion tt
states, that all kinds of provisions are plenti.
fill and cheap t!iere. The host beef and mutton is
sold at sd. per lb. bread 111 per lb. ; poultry and
eggs in a superabundance. The inhabitants had
given themselves tip to rejoicings. The few persons
who formerly spoke Engli.h, had in a great measure
forgotten it, owing to the long interval of intercourse
between the two countries.

THE PAntc.—Hyde Park, yesterday, was better at-
tended than we expected to find it. Owing to the
showery state of the weather the pedestrian groupes
were not numerous ; and the walk to Kensinton-
gardens altogether deserted by BeLes r f das!ting ex-
terior. The carriages formed a double line, extending
from Cumberland-gateto the Marquis of WELLestliv's
wall, on one side, 'and, from Piccadiily to the Bar-
racks on the other. This WAS at four o'clock. In the
cavalcade we observed
The Duchass of 011enburgh and suite; the Russian Ambas•
sailor and his accomplished Countess; the Austrian Minister altl
a party ; Duchesses of outland, Montrose, Leeds ; IVlarCtionese.
ot Camden, Lansdowne, Bath, Dou;slas, Weill...ley, 1-41.2 f-oft ;
Countesses of Breadalhatie, Haralwicke, Sel;on, tvlacclesiseld,
Manvt-rs, and Dowczer of Clonmell ; Ladies Smith Burgess,
Saltoun, Duncombe, Wilford, XV. Gordon, Lanitord, AlvaLley,
Grantham ; Mistresses Beaumont, Vatte•an, Welleslay Pole,
Chaplin, Thomson, Walpole, Bouvcrie, !Methuen, thitcoff,,ise,
and Frceniantle.

KING'S 'i'llEATllE.—Saturday evening CimArtosA's
erions Opera Gli Orem) rd i Curitzj, was repeated at
this Theatre, and Signor MAl!rxxiii appeared for
the second time in this country, in the character of
Curiazio. 1k executed the recitatives and airs allotted

to that character with considerable sweetness and ac
curacy, and was particularly soccessful in the beauti
lid air, " Que.& pundie lenere," and in the duet with
Signor Tit ANlEvzarst at the termination of .tie tirst
act.. Though his powers do not permit him to rank
very high in the vocal scale, he has the merit of being
an agreeable singer, but his action is constrained, and
gives nothing to the eye to compensate fur any want
which may be felt by the ear. Signor TRANIEZZANI
and Madame FERLENDIS acted, as well as sung, their
parts, with great feeling and animation. Tnasiez-
zam's action, during the execution of that part of the
recitative, beginn°ng " Tao cnmmetie all urea," and
the beautiful air which follows it, was peculiarly
graceful and appropriate. During the last act also,
which consists wholly of recitative, admirably adapted
to the dialogue, he and Madame FErtLesras were de-
servedly applauded. The new Divertisement and
Ballet received general approbation. The House
was well filled.
Dust.s.—A meeting took place on Wednesday
evening last, between the Pay-Master and the Adju-
tant of the Foreign Depot, at Lymington, in which
the Adjutant was mortally wounded. He died on
Friday about noon, in consequence of mortification,
the ball not having been extracted.—Saturday morn-
ing a duel was fought in Kensington Gardens, near
the canal, between a Mr. H. of the Adelphi, and a
French Gentleman. The parties exchanged fire,
when Mr. H. received the ball of his antagonist in
the thigh, and, being unable to stand, was carried oft
the ground to his lodgings. The quarrel took place
at the house of a mutual friend, and was occasioned
by a dispute respecting the present political changes
in France.

. SPORTING INTEL, I: IG ENC E.

F NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, 1814.
11A11.1110/.4, APRIL 16.
Products Suites, 100 gs etch. R. M.
Sir John Shelby's 1. Vittoria -
Mr. Crockford's c. by Wary -
Lord Foley'a c. (dead) 1w he im
odds on the Winner.

FALMOUTH, APRIL 15.
Arrived yesterday the Lady Arabella racket, wi:h
a Mail from Passages in six c 1,5.5. The following
packets with Mails are gone into the Roads :—the
Countess of Chichester for Malta and Gibraltar, the
Ovien and Ernest for Lisbon, Louisa for the Brazils,
Duke of Montrose for Jamaica, and the Express ter
Halifax. Wind S.W.

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