Star.
London, England, 1815-05-04 00:00:00

BRUSSELS, APRIL 49.

Two French Generals who were arrested at Ghent,
were conveyed yesterday to the prison in this city,
under a strong escort of the Marechansee.

GHENT, APRIL 28.

The MAreschal de Camp, Mr. Dnnnadieu, who
was employed about the Duchess of Angouleme at
BourdeAux and left that city with her, arrived at
Ghent on the 24th instant.

There is considerable desertion in France ; it daily
increases the number of faithful subjects who accom-
panied Louis XVIII . and whose union is the rally-
ing point of the friends of the Kin and of honour.

CASSEL, APRIL 23.
His Highness has published a decree prohibiting
all travelling to or from France, except with great

American Papers to the 28th ultimo have just ar-
rived, but they contain no news of importance. The
following article is extracted from the Philadelphia
MercaMlile ifilverther of the 27th :

" SAVANNAH, MARCH 16.

" We understand that Admiral Cochrane, is the
Tonnant, arrived off Cumberland Island on Thurs-
day last, and after having an interview with Admiral
Cockburn, departed next day for Bermuda. The
English forces were to have evacuated Cumberland
Island on Saturday last.

4, We also understand that application had been
made en -Admiral Cockburn, by Gentlemen, to ob-
tain the return of negroes and other proper.y, which
had been collected since his arrival at Cumberland,
and at present on the island in his possession ;—thist
the British Admiral peremptorily refused, stating,
that he would not give up a single article that was
taken previous so the ratification of the treaty.—
Should Cockburn persist in this, we are of opinion
that the very first article of the treaty will be violated.
[i'nou THE SAME PAPER.]
A letter from Boston says—s. his reported here
that orders have been seat from Spain to Cuba, to
shut the ports of that island to all strangers."

Yesterday her MAJESTY held a Private Court at
the 'Queen's PAlace, at which the Duchess of AN.
OOULEME was introduced to the QUEEN by the Coun-
tessof HAacouaT, the Lady in Waiting. Also, the
Dutch and Portuguese Ambassadors were introduced
to the QUEEN by Earl Moftroxi, and conducted by
Mr. CHESTER. the Assistant Master of the Ceremo-
nies. The Qualm and Princesses ELIZABETH, MARY,
and CHOLOTTE of WALES dined with the PRINCE
REGENT at Carlton House.
Yesterday his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT,
accompanied by the Duke of CLARENCE and General
BLOOMFIELD, walked to the British Institution, to see
the Paintings by Rubens, Rembrandt, Vandyke, and
other artists of the Flemish and Dutch Schools. The
REGENT was received by the Marquis of STAIFORD
and others of the Directors. He remained in the ex-
hibition near two hours, when he returned to Carlton
House, and took an airing on horseback.
The following are the limits of the four principal
commands in the Allied Armies on this side of the
Alps :.—Prince ScuwastaisaNlEßG between Basle and
Manheim ; the Archduke CHARLES from Manheito
to the Moselle ; shal &vomit from the Moselle
to the Meuse; the Duke of WsunsoroN front the
Meuse to the Sea.

Mails have arrived both from Lisbon and G mei:-
burgh, but the intelligence is in no respect important.
It was believed at the former, that application had
been made for 10,000 Poituguese troops to act in
Flanders and Fiance, as auxiliaries under the Duke
of WELLINGTON.

66 BRUSSELS, APRIL 27.—The veritable account of
the Belgic soldiers who were brought, wounded, in
waggons, from the frontiers to the military hospital
in this city. last Sunday evening, is even yet involved
in mystery, but the fact of their arrival is certain,
though the causes that led to the affair are nut pre-
cisely known, nor have I heard .any person speak of
the circumstance openly. I have recently understood
that there were some Dutch troops, likewise, who
came maimed, and mingled with the Belgic soldiers,
but not many."
The real account of this affair is, that two Belgic
regiments endeavoured to desert over to the French,
and were opposed by the British. A conflict ensued,
in which the killed and vrosnded took place accord-
iag to the report first received.

AMP.
. .
tint The 96t Went, commanded by CoL eAmik •
Mu, have Marched boat Wexford for Kilkenny.
The Ild,Battalime of General Wirataftb's fine did,
corps the sth Foot, nbw 'Whined at Windsor, and
who so often distinguished thertiselvts the
Wilk under the (ootnottal.WZI.LIKOTOll, have recrivnd
orders to complete their Talks forthwith : and when
troops can be found to relieve thelh at their present
plotters, they will be embarked immediately for the
scene of action now open in the Netherl
Regiments at present in the Netherlands, which
have embarked) or are under orders for that coon!, y :
lit Life Guards, 2il ditto, Revd Hor'e digards, fit Magoon
Guanis, 24 bra,;oone, Stb ditto, 7th Light ditto, 101 h dire, till •
ditto, 12th ditto, 13th ditto, ISt's ditto 16th dint,* 16-h tbsta,,.
23d ditto; Ist Foot Guards, Std hart.; Iv to 3d bat..; std *tar 261
bast.; 341 ditto, std bast.; i 3th Veteran I:vitiation; iat Foot, 4,1
batt.; Mb, 3:1 batt.; 23d ; 45th. led ban'. ; gath; scith, 2.1
bast ; sad; 44d; 35th, 4d ba-t.; 37th, 2tl bet.; 42d; 4th, ad
bast. ; 51st; 52d, Ist bate ; ditto, ad butt.; 541. ; 59th, ad bait ;
69th, ed hart.; llet, lit but.; TA, 2d bats.; 72. h. ditto. at
bait. ; 79th, lit but.; Slit, sd bate.; tit bar. .; 9ad;
Ist butt.; ditto, Id but.; ditto, 31 bart.; Royal Nt .if C.,r‘sr.
RAMIGATE, MAY S.-,-Sailed ye•ttrd,sy, alter plt,
for Ostend, the Lord Liverpoo: P .cket, trith Sir
R. C. Hut, Lieutenant•C done) of the Royal Hort^
Guards ( Bloc), and several other Ofikeas the • A rne
regiment on board, with their Inn The Duke .4
Wellington Packet went Out at the same time, xis s
for Ostend. having on board Colonel C.tstrrm.r. of
the Guards, with dispatches for his Grace the Duke
of WELLINOTON: the Wellington had on board many
other Officers of distinction, and fourteen horses be-
longing to them.— Shortly after getiii4! out f the
harbour, these vewls joined several rrQni Dover, with
the gd Life Guards on board, will had been eti Prof
the preceding day.—lt is expected the 1,n.,1 Li%:r.
pool and Doke of Waington Packets wia ac
here to-morrow morning toct.nrcy sever.4l p.t.sergets
(now waiting at the Alcsion Hotel) to
is the first day of qui-t we have had I e‘e f. r
time—no embarkation going tot w.trd, cr Ally Arriv..,s
in our port..

' LLIGENCE.
!IS DAY.

NA7,11. INTA
MAILS T
ARIL. DWI ARR DUE
Dublin - • 0 1 I Lisbon U 1
Waterford - 1 2 I Prat to . 0 o
Guernsey and Jeney 0 0 Flayslsrs • 0 0
Hamburgh 0 1 Gustei.burgh 0 1
Holland - 0 0 I Comma • 0 0
Jamaica -

0 0 1 Leeward Wands 0 t)

FALMOUTH, MAY I.
Arrived the Young Wrllllm, from Leith for Brur-
deaux ; Hebe. from Liverp•A fur Holland ; itlto
came in several coasters. The two men of wAr men_
tinned yesterday prove to be the ltorkit from Ply-
mouth, and the Icanus from a cruiae ; the IcAttes
has sailed again on a attire.

PLYMOUTH, MAY 2.
Arrived the BLooortour4u gun•brig, and Goto-
FINCII sloop of war, from a cruise. Payed up Ch.ok-
nel two vessels from Bourdeaux bound to Bremen—
they left Bourdeaux 18th and •20th ult.—Wind W.