Star.
London, England, 1813-06-23 00:00:00

HAMBURGH, JUNE 6.

A report has become too public in this town, and
in Altana, to admit of our withholding it from our
Readers :

We are assured that General Tettenborn has just
closed his financial mission to Hamburgh, by selling
the Hanseatic Legion to England. They even gn
tarthet ansil mention the price : that of a cavalier,
mounted, armed and equipped, is fixed at 42 guineas;
aid that of an inf►ntry soldier, also equipped, l 2
gu fleas.
Two facts give considerable probability to this re-
pose. Deserters say, that f)r some days the Cossacks
have redoubled their vigilance round the legion, to
prevent the desertion of volunteers disgusted with a
was. the object of which appears daily more distant
i:wn that wh ch has been presented them in perspec-
tive, and as being easy of execution.
On the other side, all Hanover will recollect that
the Duke of Oels, flying after the last Austrian war,
v: as met between Hanovt; and Bremen by Eng.
fish C mmissioners, charged with purchasing the men
who had devoted themselves to his fortune.

The b 4lgain WAS concluded, and bills of exchange
received by the Duke before he had reached Elsffeth.
But the affair having transpired, many of the volun-
teers took their resolution, and dispersed. In place
of the 2000 men sold, scarcely 800 arrived at Heli-
goland.
The Cabinet of St. James, which must have sol-
diers at any price, did not protest against this kind of
decrease. The Duke kept his money, and his troops
were transported to the colonies.
The destination projected for the Volunteer Le-
gions has, however, its real advantages. In quitting
Hamburg)), they had for perspective Siberia, or the
banks of the White and Caspian seas ; it may appear
prLferable to them to proceed to the coasts of Africa
or St. Helena.

VIENNA, JUNE 8.

On the 31 instant the Emperor arrived at Kitchin.

CHRISTIAN!, MAY L. 4.

Prince Christian Frederick, appointed by his Ma-
jesty Governor of Norway, arrived here on the 22d.
His Highness passed from Fladstrand to the Isles of
Fyal in an open boat, accompanied by only two offi-
cers, who, like the Prince, during the journey, were
dressed as sailors.

On the 21st the Prince arrived at Frederickstadt,
and on the 22d, at noon, we possessed him within our
walls. Prince Frederick, our Vice-Governor, went
out to meet him as far as Greverud, six leagues from
hence. Near the town both mounted on horseback ;
the troops were placed in lines in the streets, and on
his entry into the town, the Prince Governor was re-
ceived by all the Authorities, and by the lively accla-
mations of the people.
Every body ►mpatiently waits the measures which
Government are going to adopt. There is no one
who is not ready to make all necessary sacrifices, when
tl►e object is to preserve our union with Denmark.
On the 22d the following was published :

" Norwegians !—Your King knows and appreciates your int-
movab:e fidelity for him and the dynasty of the Kings of Den-
mark and Norway, who for a number of ages have govereed
your ancestors. It is the paternal desire of his hfajery to see
the indissoluble bonds of paternal love and harmony which uniie
the two Kingdoms still drawn closer. The heart of Frederick VI.
is always with you ; but the care of all parts of his States, refuses
hitn the gratification of seeing himself surrounded by his people
of Norway; he, therefore, ha, sent me in quality of Governor of
Norway, furnished with full powers to fulfil his orders as if he
himself was present. His will shall be my law; the wish of
gaining your confidence shall be my guide; your esteem and
your love shall be my reward. Should we be threatened by trials
still more severe, relying on DIVIN sPacovine NCI, we will brave
them with intrepid courage, and with your assistance, gallant
Norwegians, we will surmount them, for I know that I can de-
pend upon your fidelity towards the King; that you are deter-
mined to preserve the integrity of ancient Norway, and that the
watch word for us all will be GOD, the King and the country.
( iZniti) " CIL IiTI AN TR LD:RIC:.

2d Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant John Williams to be Captain
of a Company, without purchase, vice Henderson, prn.notedl
Ensign Andrew Simps:4l to Le Lieutenant, vice Williams ; and
Gentleman Cadet James Butler, tram the Royal Military Col•
lege, to be Ensign, vice Simpson.
Bth Ditto—Assistantlurgtoa John Douglas, from the 4%tb Foot,
to be Assistant-StitTenn.
9th Ditto—Lieutenant John Shelton to be Captain of a Com-
Erty, vice Robertson, deceased; Ensign Robert Morrant to
be Lieutenant, vice Shelton ; Edward Kenny, Gent. to be Lt.
sign, vice NI orrant.
18th Ditto--EnNigii Wm. R. Little to be lieutenant, by puns
chase, vice O'Co•mor, who retires.
23d Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Sutton to be
I.ivutenatit-Colonel, it hoot purchase, v I.e Wyatt, appointed
an Inspecting rid h-Officer of a Recruitlrg Di.rric ; brevet
Major John Thomas Leahy to he Major, vice mitton; First
Lieutenant Gordon W. F. Booker to be Captain 01 a Conipahn
vice Leab) ; Second Lieutenant Albert Gledstanes to be First
Lieutenant, vice Booker.
29th Ohio—Ensign George Fora to be Lieutenant, without pur-
chase, vice Hay, promoted in the 1 lth Foot.—AU dated as
above. *.•
31. t Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant E. M. Fitz Gerald,
from the 94th Foot, vice Blayney, who exchanges, dyed Juno
16; I...nstn Genrge L'Estrange, by purchase, vice Gc:hin, pro.
motet!, dated June 17,1813.
431 Ditto—Ur.-vet Lieutenant Colna,l C. C. Patrickson to be

Lieutenant-Colonel. without purclaut-; Brevet Majqr J.
Day to be Major, vice Patricksoo. Da:cel lune 17, 1911.
45th Ditto—Ensign A. Leckey to be Lieutenant. without pun.
chase, vice Hari is, protnuted; Wm. Carstairs, Gent. to be Ea-
sign, vice Lteltcy. Same date.
46dt Ditto—Hospital Assistant to the Forces Samuel Hood to be
Assistant-Surgeon. vice Douglas, appointed to the Bt4 Foot.
4hth Ditto—Ensign Wm. Kerns/LE-thy, Crum the a Royal Lan-
cis:dm Militia, vs be Ensign, without purchase.
56•11 Ditte—Ensign B. Alexander to be Lieutenant, by purchase,

•it.-„: Alder, who retires.
18:1i Ditto—Hospital-Mate Robert Starke to be Assistant-Sur.
germ, vice Bampfiebl, promoted on the Staff.
59. h Ditto—Captain F. W. Hlysted to be Major, without pur-
chase, vice "Macpherson, appointed an Inspecting Fiell-oTeer
of a Recruiting District ; Lieutenant A. Pilkington to be Cap.
tabs of a Company, vice Hoysted.—Ml dated as above.
To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign E. Long, vice
Cockburie, promoted, dated June 16; Ensigu Lam Pine,
vice Pilkington, dated June 17, 1813.
To be Ensigns, without purchase—Peter Mayne, Cent. vice.
Long, dated June 16; James Ralph, Gent, vice layne, dated
June 17, 1313.
66th Ditto—Edward Beauchamp S. John, Gent. to be Ensign,
by purchase, vice Kingsmill, promoted. Same date.
67th Ditto--Henry Richardson, Gent. to Le Ensign, by pun+
chasii, vice Sutherland, promoted. Same date.
69th Ditto—John Stewart, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice
Read, promoted in the Cont. Same date.
72d Ditto—William FitzGeralJ, Gent. to be Ensign, by par.
chase, vice Carey, oho retires. F.ame date.
79th Ditto—Lieutenant William Cameran to be Captain of a
Company, vice Ewen Came-on, deceased; Ensign W. A.
Riad' to be Lieutenant, vice Cameron ; and Charles James
hliLean, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Riach. Same date.
631 Ditto—Ensign Herbert Wyatt to be Lieutenant, without pura
chase, vice Richardson, appointed to the I 3:h Royal Veteran
Battalion; sad Thomas Peter thieves, Gent. to be Ensign,
vice Wyatt. Same Date.
90th Ditto—Captain A. Thistlethwayte, from the 97h Foot, to
be Major, by purchase, vice Stewart, promoted in the 7th
West India Regiment. Same date.
93d Ditto—Bruce Lamb, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase,
vice Armet, whoie appointment has nct taken place. Same
date.
95th Ditto—Second Lieutenant John Gossett to be First Lints.
tenant, by purchase, vice Cuyler, promoted :a the 69th Foot.
Same date.
9Ctit Ditto—lieutenant Ralph Blayney, from the 3tst Poo', to
be Lieutenant, vice Fitz,-,:raid, veto exchanges. Same date.
104th Ditto—Lieutenant George Joiooling to be Captain of a Coar
luny, without purchase, vice Hunter, promoted. Same date.
sth West India Regiment—Lieutenant Henry Edward Lynch,
from the 18th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Scott,
who exchanges. Saute date.
3d Garrison Battalion—lieutenant Donald Robertson, frets%
from half-pay of the 54th foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Kirby,
who L xrhanges. Same date.
10th Royal Vete:an Z.:a-taboo—Lieutenant Robert Hobson, front
the Royal York Rangers, to be Lieutenant, Tice Abbott, de.
ceased. Sante dare.