Star.
London, England, 1814-05-20 00:00:00

Amidst the leclotitatiotts of thoosods of spectators
on the shores of the River. Lord Dklhoesie and his.
Staff accompanied his Royal Highness on board.
44 The roads in Italy are literally covered with
Ecclesiastics travelling on foot to Rome. Most of
them are without the Means of obtaining food and',
destitute of clothing. They are every where wel-
comed by the inhabitants with the utmost hospitality,
and subscriptions have been raised for them at Mo..
dena and other places.
4u It is confidently stated that Geneva, Savcy, and
the Pays de Gas will form a twentieth Swiss Canton."

Last night a Mail arrived from Holland, and what is
unusual, brought Haarlem Papers, published yesterday
morning. The Papers above alluded to contain a
long account of the joy of the inhabitants, of Middle.
burg, Flushing, and Bergen-op-Zoom, at the depar-
ture of the French,. and the arrival of Commissioners
to take possession of those places in the name of the
Prince Sovereign of the Netherlands. It appears that
all the Dutch fortresses are now evacuated. Warden
and Grave, the Governors of which were so back-
ward in submitting to the new Government of Frande,
are in the hands of the Dutch troops, as well as
Cowerden, Deventer, Delftzyl, &c. Zutphen is still

occupied by the Prussians.
The accounts from Norway received by this con-
veyance are interesting. The inhabitants prepare
with ardour for a struggle against the new Sove-
reignty to which tLey have been assigned; and, on
the other hand, Sweden exerts herself to enforce the

execution of the Treaty with Denmark.
We shall not attempt to anticipate the results of
Northern politics; but it is, we think, very possible,
that events in that quarter, of a singular nature, and
contemplated as possible by but few, may ere lung
surprise the world.
About four years ago, BinwrApores, after his ele-
nation to the rank of royalty in Sweden, seat a letter,
written in his own hand, to the Prince of CONDE, of
a very kind and consolatory nature. He declared,
that he had nothing more at heart than to contribute
by all the means in his power to the restoration of the
Royal Family of France. He also hinted, in very
intelligible language, his intention, in due time, to
prepare the way.for the sons of the dethroned and
exiled Gustavus IV. remounting the throne of their
ancestors. The truth of this important fact may be
relied on. The letter of the Panics Royal. of Swa-
nu is now in the possession of the Prince of CONDE.
This line of conduct would be most glorious for
Beeennorra, and the wisest for his own interests.
The Sovereigns of Europe, it may be presumed, are
not now in a tone for acquiescing in any order of
things that is formed on the ruin of Royal Families.
The late King of Swim= was endowed with many
great trialitiri. He seemed to possess all the virtues,
except PRUDENCE. But this was a dreadful excep-
tion! His dethronement was necessary. But to call
his son, who is said to be a promising and charming
youth, to the Swedish Throne, would be natural slid
expedient, under every proper limitation of the royal
prerogative and safeguard for the rights of the people.
—Bing JOACHIM, too, would do well to think of
quitting with a good grace, and on proper terms, the
Singdonx. of Naples !

The fleet intended to escort the ESITSRORS of
RUSSIA and AUSTRIA and the KING of PRUMA to
London, sailed yesterday from the Downs, for the
French Coast, under the command' of his Royal
Highness the Duke of CLAMING'S. The fleet consists
of the ISIPREGNABLR, his Royal Highness's flag-ship,
the JASON frigate, two royal yachts, and several men
of war, frigates and sloops. The whole were re•
called by signal from the Admiralty Telegraph, a
short time after getting under weigh. It is under-
stood that the departure of the Sovereigns from
Paris has been defined for a day or two, in conse-
quence of some minor diplomatic arrangement not
admitting of the Signature of Preliminaries of Peace
so early as was at first expected. Count ORLOFF,
who arrived yesterday, we have reason to believe,
formally announced that his master, the EMPIRON
07 ALL MI RuassAs, would quit Paris as this day,
being the 20th. 'The Royal Party will therefore, in
all probability, arrive in the Metropolis on or before
' Monday next.

Yeitaday the Quer tompleted her 70th year,l
which was celebrated at Windsor in a private man-
ner. The Palms &DANT left Carlton House at half-
past two o'clocks for Windsor, to be present at the
celebration. having first given an audience to the
Earl of Livsaroot..
Wednesday evening the Duchess of Omenstraost
dined with the Russian Ambassador. Yesterday, soon
after two o'clock. ber Imperial Highness went to
kookiest with Mr. H. Hoe* and viewed his splendid
bousein Mansfield-street, Pottlaniplace where there
was a numerous pug to meet die loyal Duchess.
The preparations tn the vicinity of St. James's
Palace for the reception of the King of PRUSSIA con-
tinue with unabated activity.
A large double folding door to a platform from
the Mall opposite Carlton House into the north.
eastern corner of St. James's Park is completed. The
ground immediately on the inside is spread with can-
vass for tents. . •
Yesterday a number of workmen commenced the
building of bridges, to be thrown over the canal in
St. James's Part, for the discharge of CONORIVeS
rockets at the owning illumination. About nom the
rockets sad takes fireworks arrived from Woolwich,
in waggons, belonging to the Royal Train, which en-
titled the Patsce Rsoluer's Garden. The ground and
walks at the back of Carlton House are already level-
kd for theft*, ftc. Ste.