Star.
London, England, 1815-06-16 00:00:00

BILUSSELS, JUNE iti.

* a decree! of the King of the nth Jane, the levy
of theinilitia from the age of 18 to 35, is ordered in 1
the countries newly incorporated with the kingdom s'
it will be made according to the regulations alreadt,
fired. The contingent of these new provinces is MOD
ann. The city of Liege gives a bounty of $(
!41450.-A surint4oo roltnicors who tlilt
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.t"..i..4 Imperial Prince at Austria etrived here j.t.:.1
y afternoon, with a brilliant suite, and was ra.
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deivA with all the honours doe to his rank. He
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1 iliffar4d this morning for headquarters.
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lIAMBIAOH, JUNE 9.
rills& ;Di 8.1%4 are about to be more closeltl
tanned by the ties of blood. We learn that the young
OradDia'ortii‘zias, who has proceeded to the army,
pmill marry the Mums Charlotte of Prussia.
As yet there been no armaments in Sweden.
.'they depend uprnx :übsidies.
IMASBERG, JUICE -4.

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The following are'llmse of the panniers of the
,ergith of Prince RertAter p—For some days preceding •
1 remarkable change in his manner had been obl
ler' red. Caceerei &dee, *to dined with hies
thAllnet ktay* his-fisther-44aw's (the Duke of Be.
..tiria). told him, be wastOteried at seeing him among
Man Wailer of preens who had remained fakh-
Nto their X*. Theo; words disconcerted him sot
ihat ha was at a Weft" as aoswet. He had passed
41 the weak& of tholsaut the window. observing I
trith * perspective glee the Russian troops as they 1
`west on: be :Afterward. west op to the third storey,
to the spawns& of his children ; he dismissed the
garnet, an threw himself out of the window. His
Po, yet e childe eodeavourieg to eatcit him by the
• dragged out of the window with
, violent, from the height, that

lIAMIERCI, niNE e.

The funeral his Highoeu the Prince of Wagnm
took place yesterday evening, with all the honours
due to his rank.

LITT= PROM ?ARM DATED JUNE 9.
Tie following are some particulars respecting the
Champ de Mai
" The Usurper, pressed by the parties who direct,
aad even govern him, and being unable to go back,
be published, on the Slat May, the Programme of the
ceremony for the let June, after having taken all
possible precautions to put his life out of danger.—
Among other measures hs had changed the whole
corps of Officers of the National Guards; and, by a
Decree of the Slst of May, proceeded by a Decree
to the nomination of the new Officers of the Guards,
including an the ancient Officers.
66 In the inclosure destined for the ceremony, be
had placed, to the right and left of his throne, the
thossands of soldiers representing 'the several regi-
ments of the army, and had reservcd Tor the Repro.
sentatives of the Wavle, no other place but opposite
the throne. Iri'tbe Champ de Mai, and round the
place destined for the ceremony, he had ranged, in
order of battle, 60,000 men, consisting as well of
troops of the line as of National Guards re-organised;
and had employed besides a very numerous body of
cavalry to escort him from the l'huilleries to the
Champ de Mai and back again, while he ,had pre-
pared about the Champ de Mars, behind the army,
seats, from which the people of Paris might bare a
view of the fete."

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Wntnsoa, Juwa 15.—The weather proving fine to.
day the ?um, Princesses ELIZABETH and MART.
went to rogmore, and walked in the beautiful gar-
dens. Her MAJIIIITY was also drawn in her garden
chair by her favourite poney.
The Princess CIiatIMOTTE of WALICS hnnonred
vent-0a Theatre with her presence last evening,
to see threVragedy of The Garnester, and the Farce of
Love, Law, Awl Phyrie, which was substituted for the
Farce of the Fortuos of Ayr, in consequence of her
Royal Highness having seen that Farce at a former
visit to the Theatre. On her entrance into her Royal
Father's box, the band struck up •' God save the
King." The Countess of ROSSLYN sat by her Royal
Highness, and Colonel ADENBROICZ stood behind
her chair.
A Morning Paper states, that the Regency of
Portugal has refused to supply its contingency to the
Allied Armies now assembled for the esterminadon
of BONAPAITS and his adherents. We know not
upon what authority this statement is given, nor
would the circumstance alluded to have the least
effect on the success of the Allies, even it the report
were true.

DEAL, JUNE 15.
Arrived and sailed for, the River the Fanny, from
Demaraia ; Clio, trom St. Vincent's ; l'lartha, from
Grenada ; Sarah, from lanaica ; and the Killirybeck,
from St. Domingo. Arrived the Duke of Wellington
packet from Ostend, with a mail and dispatches for
Government.--Wind S.W.
• HARWICH, JUNE Is.
No arrivals,--Sailed the Beaufny packet for Hol•land, and the Earl of Leicester. packet for Ham-
burgh; also, the Conference, &his, Quest, Adven-
ture, and- Daphane transports, with horses of the
Brunswick Hussars. for Ostend.

RAMSGATE, JUNE is.
Arrived from the Downs list: evening the Friends,
Captain Joszs, with loss of foremast and bowsprit,
having been run foul of by a large transport, when at
anchor. The Friends is at present freighted by Go-
vernment, and has on board some artillery from
Cork, destined for. Ostend. Sailed this morning for
Ostend the Sir William Curtis packet, with upwards
of forty passengers (principally Officers of the Army)
and several horses. Came in the Marquis Camden,
Ulysses, Formai, and Charlotte transports, to wait
foe orders

• CORK, JUNE 9.
The homeward•bound West-India Fleet yesterday
passed by our harbour. Wednesday arrived his
Majesty's ship BRITOMART. Captain RIDDLIts from
Waterford ; she sails this evening with new-raised
men for Plymouth.

GRAVESEND. JUNE IS.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Elizabeth, ---, from Gibraltar;
Moses, G4uson, from Norway. Sailed the Monmouth, Quelcb,
fur Madeira; Providence, Michell, for Bermuda; Pallas,lnoes,
for Quebec; Adventure, Stiven, and Robert, Pinch, fur Oporto,
Amelia Wilsois,-Fryer, for Jamaica; Congress, Clark, for New
York; Vine, Aberdeen, for Belfast; lua Broder, Westberg.for
Gottenburgh ; Maria, Waterer, and Minerva. Gibtinns, for El-
sineur ; P,erseverauce; Anatishau, b r biamburet ; Mary, Saggs,
fur Stettin; London Packet, Small, for antsterdant.

Captain D E. BARTHOLOMEW, of the EREBUS 3100 p
of war, is promoted to the rank of Post Captain.
Letters from Bermuda, received at Liverpool, da-
ted the 19th of May, state, that a fleet of five sail
was to sail from thence on the fcllowing day, ender
convoy of his Majesty's ships PYLALAS and A rteelea.
The Buriiiigton packet, YOUNH Master, with oats,
from Burlington :or Lendon, upset tin Tuesday in
working into the Cuckie : the ivl,4ster and crew were
taken off her broadside by a smack; but the Master's
son, a boy about nine years old, was unfortunately
drowned. About ten minutes after the crew were.
taken off the wreck, the vessel sunk in deep water.
The Lords of the Deasury have refuted to allow
goods which have exceeded the legal petiod of ware-
housing twelve months to rear ,in bonded beyond the
Ist July next : goods which have nit exceeded that
period are allowed to be taken out for home consunip.
don, on ny • before the 15th July next, or to remain
warehoused until the Ist cf September next—the de-
ficiencies in this latter case to be ascertained at the ex-
pence of the parties, and the duties paid thereon.

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steettioutislik,
CW4 was nearly dragged out of the window with Arrived his
boTionrabk men. by thelim, TO fa)l was 0 sides; from he height, that Brazils, ard Ti
on a crutze.
&ice Wale itteeA
Its have abancletaed the cause if ere*. 'fractured' Mediterranean,
•BAAIRERG, 111 Ni 6.