Star.
London, England, 1815-08-07 00:00:00

. The

JAmaiea Fleet arrived yes

terday off PoTssmouth, under convoy of his, Majesty's
ship NOIIO2, and proceeded immediately for the
River. The Noaoa went into harbour. The ships
for-Bristol, &c. parted at the entrance of the Ch umel
—some isf them have already arrived.

Yesterday the following Bulletin was pOlicly ex-
hibited at St. James's PaUce

" Windsor Castle, August S.
si His MAJIST? has continued in a ablate of tranquillity and
confect during the last month, and is insipid health, but without
any diminution in Ids MAPISTT'S disorder. • (Siglied)
" MINIM MAL7OIIO, 44 W. UZIIIILIDtN,
44 M. seit.Lis, " a. WILLIS."
We regret to state that his Royal Highness the
COMIIAMDZA Jx CHIEIs in riding to town yesterday.
from Bronspion, met with a serious accident. The,
hone on which his Royal Highness rode became
restive and threw him. The Duke. was severely
bruised by the fall, and it is' added, although we
trait not correctly, that his right arm was broken.
The Marquis of Ai/ACORNS arrived on Tuesday
last at his seat in the county of Tyrone.
On Tuesday last the marriage of the Duke of
0111Alli0 with Mademoiselle Catrrau.aug, was•ccle-
braised at the church of l'Abbaye aux Bois, at Paris, I
The city of Paris pays shay 3,000 francs, about
4130, for the maintenance of the Austrian Officers
and 5,000 francs, about £2lO, for that of •the Pros-,
sian Officers, who are more numerous. By this ar-
rangement the private personswith whom these Gen-
tlemen lodge are not expected to board them. .

Many of the workshops in the friuxboorgs of Paris,
stint up since the return of BOKAPANTIti and the evils
consequent upon that event, have re opened a num-
ber•of people are thus rescued from idleness, who, for
want of employment, were doing all kinds of mischief.
A French Paper states, that on Twills,' last, about
four o'cluck in the morning, a man wits found upon
the Boulevard de la Madeline, stripped to his shirt
and fast asleep. With much difficulty he was awoke,
when he proved to be an English officer. He was
-extremely surprised to find himself in that state, and
said that he had been in a party, where he bad been
pressed to drink, and that he went to sleep, but he
could not tell is what street this happened. He had
been robbed of clothes, several pieces of gold, and a
repeating watch. Ha was advised to make his de-
claration to the.polios. A Wilk inrre conveyed
himW his lodstoss, •

Rititrit
. .
, Colonel Sir RICI/411; &Nankai, of the sStMit is re.
ported, will We Commandant of St. Helttna;
Tke osiers incl. mei* of the 53d will receive the
East India CompanY's pay, as well as that (.4 t:le
G.fferontent, immediately on their landing at St.
Helen .

It is reported that the third Garrison B.ittal;on
will Airily embark for St. Helena, to relieve the
fifty-third, which' regiment, it is thougl:,, after
'doing duty some time at SL. Helena, will pu erd tO
the East Indies, to join the Ist hattal.on. The sd
Gartirin Battalion is 1,44)0 strong, all healthy •e•
terans, and keeping them euibodiAl will be no mat
espence to Government, as upon their briny
charged, each rril.n is entitled to a pensi,m. T;tree
companies are at Fort Cumberland, under
HAWTHORN; and three companies ire'dwing duty so
the Tower.

The second division of the British army flout
Quebec, arrived at l'k.rtsnif)utli on W2ditesday After:
noon, in $9 transports, undffr
.Cf ,OVOy Or hu M
ships BULWARK, Captain MADAOYWAR.
Captain DoyLE, and CHARYBDIS, Captaiii ',C,
they sailed fiorn the Brandy Pots, to the River 64
Lawrence, on the 4th ult. and had a very tine pas.
sage the whole or the was; the tioaii.g Are Al hi exti
cellent condition, and consist nt 9 _ 2unipaiors of
Royal Artillery ; 6th Foot,. Ist 13 ; 8:h dow,
2d ditto ; 9th ditto, lit ditto; 16th ditto, tat ditto;
.57t11 ditto, Ist ditto; 58th ditto, Ist ditto ; 8I st
Ist ditto; 52d ditto, Ist ditto ; 90th ditto, I.t ditto
and 90 of the Sd Battalion Itr,yal Marines.
Orders Were promptly received for the wl.ole of
.this force to priceed to OstcnJ, to march into France,
except the td Battalion of the Bth, or King's 0 it,
who have landed and are gone into B .mucks
Portsmouth. •
The third and last division were to sail shut tly aftrr,
under convey of the Newcarrut, Captain Lord
GEORGE STUART, and CALLIVE4 Captain ItiosiPsaß;
and will include the invalids. and wounded.

biajor•Genetal DE ROTTZNBUROM WAS to embalt
and come to England in the Narcabruc.

NAVAL INTELI.IGENCE.

FAI.MOU TH, AUGUST 4.
Arrived his Majesty's ship RoLta tr. ;n1 PiTtnnuth;
to take out the Mail co Halif ix, &c and his itl4.
•.
pity• s ship GOLDIrIs:CII, from ditto, w vake oot the
Mail to Jamaica. N.) railings. Ordeis have readied
us for, the following packets, and they will sail this
evening or to-morrow morning—Speedy for Coruna,
and George for the Brazils.
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST S.

Rear• Admiral S;r GEnrtne cOLICEUnN, K. C. B.
having taken his final leave at the Atirn'rsity on
Tuesday, arrived here on Wednesday otornlng, and
hoisted his flag •in the NonvutmseßLANn, Cmptain
Ross, previous to which, part of the 5Jd
had embarked on hoard that ship, and.the remaind,r,
with the detachment of the koial Artillery, irt the
BLICHPHALVs, Captain WitsTitoPP, a.td Cert.(iN, Cap-
Lain HAmtvrosi ; the whole ON the next day got.
der weigh and proceeded down Channel wit!..
Berate breeze, and from the last infnriniation we
received, the ships were between St. Aiban's a7,si
Portland, at ten o'clock this mar.ing, with every
prospect of reaching the Start, where the BELL F.,;).
PHOli will meet the NORTVIThIiteItLAND, v, put Leilia•
PARTS on board, to be conveyed to the Eland uL Sr.
Helena.