Star.
London, England, 1815-07-21 00:00:00

General Retde 'ituf
uretted• •It. is this manta
brothers, Luciesi, Joseph,

bare beeh atrested.".—Cotigtes

PMUII JULY ,
The Docheu D'Angotdeme arritod-st colas te
Sunday, after a very quick passages
The Minister of Finance has appointed a ConsaaisLl
:ion to examine the affair of the Stock Dividends
(resta) alienated by the late Goeennuesei and the
transfer of which has been suspended. 14. Lajas la
President of this Coentnissiom

General Count Claparede has beets appeiad ann.
nsandant of Paris and the Department of the Seine.
Messrs. Hardenberg and Humboldt, the Prussian
Ministers, and Count Cato, Aoibissacke front the
King of Bavaria, have arrived in Paris.
Sir Sidney Smith is also in Paris.
From &Tonne we learn that op the 9th an armi.
skis was signed between the French ,and Spanish
armies.

The authority of the King was not fesegre4l at la
Rochelle en the ltth. Nevertheless, the Amino&
that city have published all the Rcr

Before the gOth of Mirth the rallying
Binapartists was a violets k is now
Tile Enterer of Awiritt watt
to hear rust aj rAisoniptioo. His iiajel
and a mamma detachment of his Gwarda followed
Lim. The troops remained la cite Court-yard of the
Church while the Bandflayed a military sts,sie..
The same day the Emperor of Runlet (whole Co-
lonel of an Austrian Regiment) in an Austrian *mi.
farm, reviewed the A.nstrian troops, in company with
tlld Austrian Emperor.

A Royalist commotion took place on Wednesday,
the I io.th, at Bourdeaux—white flags were even dis-
plAyed-rthe troops of the. garrison instantly. Sew to
arms, and some of the persons who ware- the white
cockade were maltreated. The Maim" mid other
Paris papers, were strictly prohibited by Cameral
Clause', but several among the inhabitaots bad te.
ceived private advice.. Let us hope that this Ge•
neral, when better informed as to his own interests,
and those of the country Which he commands, pill
urn submit to the King.
Marshal de Camp bfocquery, who commands the
Department of the. Seethe, in conuruaicating Da-
relines Proclamation to the troops under bin coin-
Auld, adds :
a Veer services waft. therefore; be rekuired le,future
.n the name of the- Iclig, who gives to the army the
panne. of an honoorOk erittence. - . *;
a The 'troops which t have the honour to .cons-
stand will (Whew Important it is to them to illkitatos
in eel renPogts *.ottempli of the army et altieb
favywr
they formi t *wens ill every thing whisk will.
end to • t ,
that bergeony whitjk oughe Wok*
...
'means awe* Ittallyi.a-lbiittst
are diseiplhopp olt patella:l intentions of hie Witty."
A Icurnal tenouseei that two esleseee of the
miry of the Lein 4110ortryks• the ten WWI
Lid the other epee Limoges,
' miNurritt OP Tits arrows,
CIitCaLUIT ill tratifffithelf• .

• w' fails, Idyl?, till.
Snt.:llle consideradoss of the King its it.
entering his capital, hes been to. give to his Stales
4 strong and parer* Adnsinistratimt s the Offices!
which bit' Majesty his entrusted to you;. pro** Nisi
sigh. confidence t they wet from you a eds Phis
ievotedoess to your duties; great caution, and as
usiduous exercise of all -your privileges. The eir-
.ln:stances are important, the evils to be rerneeted
.re intricate.
" During three months disturbances have plunged
'rave is calititides which mast not be disguised, if
7e wish to heal them. For one year the GoVem-
seat of the King bad no other aim than to repair
3r misfortunes, to give us a liberty regulated Isy
%its, to renew our, prosperity. A bold attempt km
:!nt made to destroy and overturn his labours. This',
,sernal task imposed on the King has now become
rack more difficult said slow in success.
" Foreign wars More terrible than ever—party
'rires--the • despotism of an illegal autheritr—she
:•bitrlry power of a local administration—coormnits
• quishions imposed nn the people—continual
eioL-
a; of individuate Ow and property—sock
state of lassies Sibs" the Kin; was sepsseripilb.
Is which theulS acid siould only haveleen binders
y his return. His Majesty imposes en you die ob.
;emu or eitablidsing is the department confided
• Yon peace end trantaillity, to restores series
nurse of justice and ;hen'', Old to ret'irll3"e evils
,:ich can be rep ' • •
" His wisdonit atdee have foreseen the
•Aasequencet of tails ties. Make the inhabitants of
'oar department feel bow meets his mind suffers, per.

eras

`.:elarly in not having been &Wit) prevent the dilate-
rs which war has entailed, bat that these disasters ,
ii be greater, that we elan be ahnost without hope ,
peeling the figure, if a Government; honourable
id always true to its promises, does not give to En-
.pe a guarantee which nothing else can supply.
Jr misfortunes are now great, though only four
^nate have elapsed since Frenchmen witnessed the
' turn of the destroyer of 0111* foUldrY•
" In exposing • qur atitfortunes, I come, Sir, to
Lite your duties. Your administiation should bur
character 'of reason; of vanquillity, and firmness.
This consius is never. dying from the ma'
anal lice, whim numbs the government of the King;

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it, 7 ••al
iho fiddliest'
With tovitniti:
impot:tial justice to
time minds ot

_ restless. The ;bp.
port dad the indit ideal advanuges which oink eigun
yip receive from- a. edune of liberty and a raga p
"administration; are the best and the bniy meads of
oconciliation between all patties.
Is Sir, the Xing expects from you a constancy 04
firmness not. to be discouraged by the sight di eitik
or terrified at the occurrence of difficulties t by pros.
ing yoUrselves superior to the Prejudices of passion
and of parties, you will socio• enjoy the fruits of as&
ai cooduct—you will spread around you the cities&
ttoo. the security. the hope of betti times. Alreadi,
on all sides, obedience to the laws, submission to the
Government of the King, are re-establishing with
more facility than could be expected. France knows
what a share of liberty, of peace, of prosperity, have
less ravished frog her during the last filar :moths
'die also knows fs what band alone she can expect

PATS, JULY Ht.
'We give the following details which at EVIDIOI
Paper has publithed on private intelligence froosToen.
" On the 19th, there arrived here two Enoch batta-
lions. which filled our town *ith alarm and confusion.
All the inhabitants were-seized with terror. Cries nil
Five & Beyserier have terrified the minds of all hoses
people. All the signs of public cheerfulness exhibited
'the day before disappeared'. in an- instant. The trl-
-41,
speloured standards tiled their Places. Cries of hail
ri4 threats, vocifeeations. filled the streets—tbegatod
(*houses wereshm—consternation reigned through.
out. There *then tame detachments from chffereat
depots, which might,form about .400 men. Incite
lb, some madmen. they proceeded to the Hotel de
Ville.- where the wkite Bag bad been hoisted I and,
after tearing it climb and filling its place with the
standard, they made a search for all the;
Vitiate Sags which bed *prated at the windows, end
shattered 'daunt° pieces• with a rage difficult to be
.Iteipa:sinetl.
abt fun they bogie to plunder. Their fury fell
• several shops. aid on the cheat or the Ricci,*
of the Tams. ' They best to arms. They collected
M ow, well-dispbed armed citizens as possible:
mad after a violent outrage for several hours, Iran•
.
ripailey was is a small degree restored."
They write. on the 7th of this month, from the
nseintaine of the ietima Arrondissement of the Vat
penman of Doitbs, the following a
le re keeigemeld-s dais.. ammo • easseeltkt
-nie class part of the Austrians. for they have not
anived. but on the pan of the Free Corps which be-
have in a horrible streaner-2.50 of these pretended
soldiers came to Long gamey; ap we were informed
that they had pillaged the towns near Switzerland..
the inhabitant! of Lot Bracey have assembled to'
inspect their proceediags,: the Freer.orps surronadni
them; killed one of them. the rest took flight t. fami
two beads of famaiei were taken to besincoih:
« The partizans .lighted a' great are at the entry
of the village. mad then threatened to burn them.
The only method of appeasing them, *as iieint
them food and wine. They proceeded tewardel
Besancon ; they detached several companies towarctel
Laaarease, when they -arrived at Lanan ; at Lam:
1
*mai they took away the chest of the Tax Collector IV
they three timei took an individual by the collar, took
away his, watch and 21 double bale. Thence the
went to die Curate of. Ouvars : they took front Ilia
11000 francs. Their plunder in these two. touvis
amounted to 10,000 francs. The Mayor's of theme.
moves have gone to Besancon to demand justice."
COORIVR EXTRAOODIVAIRT OV !MOAT 111ORNIVO.
Madame Louis Bonaparte quitted Paris yesmidift.
Letters from Turin amount* that the plague bpi
Itioken out in several Piasse of D4natia. . - ::. ,I
Vie King of the, limherlieds arrived moray'
' . ins at Paris, • i•; • • .
It is said that she Ceilieil of Ministers, which was,
asse&bled yesterdey, eisiotr to a resolution of .eom.
Treat talpartessec ~,,,i4 4.
Sine the rain et 411-794. there naive many',
day at Paris a reit. number of foreigner! of 44-
unction. . .
The Government has given orders that in every
town of the kingdom the organisation of the National
Guards shall be Stashed. and that their equipment
shall be eomplesed. • .
' French funds 62 a 63.

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The Paris Papers. state. Abut an OTOl;Stkilitas been
signed between the. Spenids snit French armies in the
vicinity of Bayonne- -We hope this is sot true a bad
as the conduct of VallOnfAND of SPAM may have
been since his nritoratiod, his people sod his armies
have an "Mad of woes" to avenge on the heads ni
the coigne* ilcunpartists dime, : besides, Ri
Amok sulk all the 'pictures and plate from Madrid
and the Zeminl which he could 1,3 y his bead. oth,
and why should not the Spanish amyl). oleo per-
ts witted to Alit Paris. to ea Jones and his parti-
zans am etepitienee en spot Silk Obi:won%
Soc:seir, is As Illienier qf erregene," (as be yes as,
*dully tided by on boost Spaaispd) and a few
other worthies, are de AMP. with stem *a could
wish curls the Speilsrtis bsessie mit a bile better
esifeweiiii Da don. the barest. of. buieseity cr
aloud fad mimeses these demi-savegeel

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SUARENAgn 4fr %BONAPARTE.
And his Chief Associates, ' s
TO HIS MAJESTY': SHIP BELLEROPHON.
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Our Utters tunkllyinoath this morning, prepateif
ui to expect accounts in the course of the day, of the
'weeder of BotratAnia to the British filet. A letter
written onWednesday, after post, by a Gentleman to
whom we have often been indebted for early intelli-
gence, informed as that accounts had arrived there,
and dispatches for Government, announcing that 80.
WAPARTII had not escaped, and that one of the men of
war had proceeded in shore en a very particular set.,
vice, 'apposed to be to receive NAPOLION.

A ktter front Plynioatb Dock says—A. The.Dlr/ARF
per, Lieutenant GORDON,' has arrived in five days
from the French Coast, with Dispatchei of insPort-
ance—the nature of which has been closely kept till
this evening. It is said that lhasitarts is at Naafis I—.
l'hitt tiptain MAITLAtai # the bau.saosuetut, who
' keeping watch at the moth of the Loire, received
.manage frost Bowasuurrjanwesting a passport.
,Captain MASTLAND is said 10 ban replied, that it
was not is; his power to pant it.—This is all I can
.11101 'tears, in tint for Post. the Loire is well guarded,
every little vessel that pops out is strictly ems-
milord, although bearing a white tag, which is
' hawed the instant they ma an English ship approach
" . .
iisi follnwing ofLial communication, which ap-
pears in the afralifer of Tuesday, explains the whole
basineu i and it is tow put beyond all doubt, that
this man, who has for so many years been the plague
and the aaoarge of the world, is in safe custody t

PAWS, JULY 17.
FROM Tilt MONITUR.
Messom had been taken to prevent the tone of
L Napoleon Bonapsne. We sbaU see by the following
extract of s letter from the Maritime Prefect of Roche-
fort to his Excellency the Minister of the Marine,
that the resuk has been such as there was every rea-
son 00 expect:

" Rochefort, July 18, Ten &Clock la the &ening.
14. In order to execute the orders of your Excel.
leach I embarked in my boat, accompanied by Baron
/beard, Prefect of the Lower Charente. The official
Iteports,from the anchorage of the 14th had not then ,
reached me: but I was inresened by Captain
Ebert• Coodbandant of the fate Arrjthifrik, that &
riapatte.'had embarked on board the brig Eliervier
(Stag), bearing a flag of trace, and determined to
surrender himself to the,English cruisers.
es In fact, at break of day, we saw him manoeuvring
'to approach the English vessel the BELLEROPHON,
commanded by Captain Maitland, who seeing that
Bonaparte was steering towards him, had hoisted
the White lag at the mizen.

if Bonaparte was received on board the English
vessel, as well as the persons of his suite. The Of&
whom I had left in obsereat'os had informed me
kr. this important intelligence, when General Behar
'ititieed a few seconds afterwards and confirmed it to
taps (Sipa) .« arnatorninc.
" do Whom and Maids. Pnfect."
• 'rhos," adds the Atomiser', under the refuge Of
' the White Bag, Bonaparte has terminated. on board of
the English vessel Bellerophon, the enterprise coo-
ftieed by hien, and executed with the assistance of
:La Bodiyetg Noy, Buono, La Valetta, Savory;
11istrind, D'Erlon. Restraad do St. Jean d'Angely,
airfare Desa0016114:80allay do la Menthe. Defer-
Isamu Lion*
,11.0 btesdanots Hoeteaso, Sous* and

Wsferday, at two o'clock,*lNuxot R.201111T held
• . Carlton Houle, wbioh was attended by.
ohifieetttiehlieti ef the Ceo•d4 the
the First Lore of the Usurer the Matelot
oldie . leers the lerrstary of elate fur the Home Deport-
hee's', thesreeehleet el die laird et Cootroel, the Leed Met.
alo, the Vim Cbreheeletit, the llestomer of the Household.
Hie Royal pighriess also held a Privy Council.
.;Yesterday the nieceL
Princes PMAIRLOTTR or WAICS took
14 *Wog in an open carriage to Putney Heath, arc.
ZC
r Royal Highness escaped the showers. The Duke
UMILILRLAS/4 the Earl and Counter of LITRarO 'Le
~' Earl of YARMOUTH. Lord FITZROY SOSIRIORT
146. Wit.Lis, 81c. paid their respects to her Royal
'kilighness. • ,
' ' The recent creations of the Earls of CL4III4CARTT
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ERRISULL2II, LIAIIRRICIC, DA/aiding!, A 11377141, and
w
p as Peers of the United Kingdom, will oc-
" As fewer ,than .six vacancies in the Irish and
Representations: a number certainly online*.
from a similar cause.
We liavicantbority so state, that the Eagles men.
*used in the Dukeof WIILLINOTMRPS dispatch as cap.
eared from the enemy on that glorious. day, the 18thl
stroats 1 , 'Dap were bOtb taloa by Sir WILLIAM FONSONIIVT
de, in. the brilliant shame against the enemy's
of infamy—owe by the Ist (or Royal) Dm
laitea.wbicb Served during the several campaigns in
Peninsula, the ether by that fine old regiment the
V Scots Greys. • .
'den have On roseetlL hoed to allow Inn.
vie charge, lot men, Oa their march, Is. 3d.
, for Cavalry. sad is. sd, a day for infantry.

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SECONWEDITION. 1
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STAR OFFICE, OFFICE, THREE CrCLOCIt .*" ..:'
OFFICiAL CONFIRMATION OF '
BONAPARTE'S SURRENbER.

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By Mr. Coftvnauta, the Messenger, who has er•
rived at the Foreign-Office, dispatches have been re+
ceived from Lord CASTLIIIRRAON, at Paris.
His Lordship incloses to•Miaistert an olicial letter
from the Duke of OTRANTO (Foucur) to his Lc?
ship as British Minister at Paris, announcing the
render of BONAPARTIC to the British Beet, an,
mends, in the name of Lows XVIII. that he
be delivered op to be punished as a reb.l a
traitor.
The above Dispatches were sett on their fist
rival to Lord LATIUM; at Putney, and uteir tc
teats were made known to the whet Ministets on
Lerdshies coming to Town.
No intelligence whatever on the above subject hi.
4o fitOppessot osibmkst

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