Star.
London, England, 1814-07-04 00:00:00

NAYdi mr I,LIGENCI

Yesterday the following Bulletin of the state of the
ICING'S health was exhibited at St. James's Palace :
ta WINDSOR CASTLE, JULE 2. ,
16 Fr MAJEsTY continues well in-his health, and
has Leon genet-idly in a tranquil and cheerful state of
mina throughout the last month."
Saturday the I eon CHANCELLAR, Lords DYER-
FOOL, Barra:ller, and CASTLCREAGII..had audiences
of the Pntsez R meet' arCarlton House. _
• Yesterday the- same Lords had audiences of the
PRINCE it EGENT.
Marshal Bet:cure and a select party dined with the
Purace in the evenintt. •
Saturday, about four o'c!,eb, the Prussian Princes
had audiences of the Putsce Reoear, and took leave
of his Royal Higbness.
Saturday the Duke-of Yotu gave a farewell dinner
to the Prussian Princes. Yesterday morning, be-
tween four and five o'clock, the Prince Royal of
PRCSSIA, Prince FREDERICK; and Prince Hetsitv, left 11
St. James's Palace to eroceed to Dover, for the Cnnel
tinent. Prince WILLIAM is expected to leave London'
this day.
Saturday the Duke of WELLINGTON Visited Marshal
MATHER vt St. James's. The two distinguished war-
r iers soon atter e alked co t together ; but when they
get to Pall-mall the crowd which followed them had
increased so much that they could scarcely move ;
upon this one ct the multitude, a strong resolute fel-
low, exerted himself, and made a lane for them to
pass ; the lamas were incessant.
THE Kaeo's THEATRE.—The Duke of WELLING-
TON was at the Opera nn Saturday evening. The
moment his Grace was perceived, every eye was turn-
ed to him, and his name passed from box to box, and
every testimony was paid that could be g;ven by na-
tiaaal esteem. On the entrance of the Princess of
WA I. vs similar demonstrations of respect were offered,
and BLUCHER, satiated as he must now be with popu-
lar applause, was not suffered to escape. During the
Ballet the Duke of WELLINGTON went to the side
where &trona lit, and conversed with him for a
considerable time.
We ha'e received Quebec papers to the 18th of
May, but they contain no news.
Yesterday we received Cararea: Gazetier to the be-
ginning of May last. They present a horrible picture
of that obscure but unrelenting civil war which now
lays xvaste the province of Venezuela. General Bott-
vAii baasts of having defeated with great logs the Spa-
nish General Boves, near the city of Valencia, about
the beginning of April. However this may be, the
1 a
unaappy country seems to be the scene of the greatest
mut u:.l atrocities.
Louts BONAPARTE has renounced all claim to the
allowance of 200,000 francs a year (about seBooo ster-
ling), secured to him by the convention entered into
between the Allied Sovereigr.s and BONAPARTE.
EXTRACT FROM A LETTER, DATED MOSCOW, MAY 13TH
(25TH), 1814.
66 The weather here is worse than the oldest person
alive recollects at this season. It snows generally
every day, more or less, and snmetimes the whole
day : last night the ice was half an larch thick. Every
body is alarmed for the consequences in regard to the
agriculture of the country. The roads are heat to hn-
yassable.",

PALMOUTI-1. JULY t.
Arrivh 3 yesterday his Majesty's ships Ti An and
CALsvit), from Plymouth. and sailed again almost
immegutely with secret orders. Arrived 0-day the
Princeits Elizabeth packs, with a mail from Bout.-
deaux in seven days. The following packets are gene
into the roads : Montague, for Bourdeaux ; S md-
wich, for. Lisbon ; and Lady Mary Pelham, for Gi-
braltar and Malta. Four sail of line-of•battle ships
have passed up Channel to-day, supposed from the
Mediterranean. —Wind North, fresh breezes, and fine
6 Weather.

PLYWOUTH, JULY 2.
Arrived his Majesty's ships 11JREn1►IA, ROYAL
GEORGE, OCEAN, and UNICORN, from the Mediterra-
nean; the VILLE DE PARIS and ImpasomnaLE, from
Portsmouth ; and the PRESIDENT Iripte, from Cork.

HARWICH, JULY e.
Arrived the Henry Freeling packet, with a Mes-
senger from Holland. Sailed the Prince of Orange
packet, with a mail for Holland; Alliance packet,
with a mail for Cuxhaven ; and the Diana packet,
with a mail for Gottenburgh.—Wind South.
PO RTSMOU EH, JULY S. .
Arrived the Prince of Wales man of war, from the
Mediterranean, and is put under quarantine; his
Majesty's ship I'YRIAN, and two merelsantrae.n, frtlns
the'Coast of France ; a few transports from Dnnkirk
(names unknown), and a Russian gallioe from the
Dowt.ls. Pa,sed by his Majesty's ship BARELEUR,
from the Zsled;zerranean, fur the Downs. His Ma-
jesty's s' ii s HINEENIA and OCEAN have put into
Plymouth. Sailed the Pickle schooner, for Plymouth;
and' his Majesty's ship FhEICA, for Botirdeaux—
Convoys as before. Yesterday his Majesty's ship
Gnowt.cit arrived from the Downs, and the Ntoat
sailed for the coast of France. Sailed the BAN-
TERER, with a convoy for Bourdeauz ; and STEADY
gun-brig, for Plymouth. The Brans, Isabella, Ana,
and Trident transports, were yesterday released from
quarantine.—Wind Westerly.
DEAL, JULY S. •
Sailed five Russian sail of the line for St. Peters-
burgh, under the command of Vice-Admiral CROWN.
Eight sail of the line (Russians) stil remain, with
troops on hoard, under the command of Vice-Admiral
TATS.--Wind S.W.
tvAvAt, PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS.
Bead., the advancement of thiry.two Pow-Captains to the
rank of Fitg-Oraters, la.t month. seventy two Commanders were
promoted to the sunk of Pose-Captann., i t'. Unorol. sots to the
rank of Commander, and 34 Midshipmen to the rank of Liget,-
rilint.-1 he to lowing appoihtnients (in addition to diode already
statud)lave In coniietrtrooe taken place
Captain Epsvorth, of the Nymph. to the Bulwark.
Captain Joseph Pearce, of ttre Warman. to the Nyreph.
CAI: tale Pl. ratsiU, of the Ashler. to the Jaheur.
Cipta,n J. Montagu to the •Adder.
Carron limber, of the Inuageur, to the Pelican.
Cap-am G!IIMUUr to the truogere.
Cabo:alto R. A.Y ate, to the Amaranths.
Capt.ilu hie W Bansaby. to the •trdeot.
oieguass...
,/,-til...itatellaaa to 'be Ewer.-
eivern W. It. Jackson. to the Uri.eta,
Capt.Ott 13. ikon, to the Cephalus. •
Ceram 14 Pea son, to the Curlew.
. C•niitain J: Hammer, to die Flamer.
Captain J. Batt:twin, to the tiy.
captain :$r C. Bow, 3,10 the Grasshopper.
Ca, min G. Hew sW to the Griffon.
Caputo J. W. Muhragn, to the G tied/bop&
Certain air C. J. Jones, to the Harrier.
Captain T. Arcott to the Hwy.
Captaiu A. Mitchell. to die Helicon.
Cap. sin 'l'. Carew, to ttic Jasper.
Captain G. Rennie, to the Lightning.
Car Ws J. AibtU, to the Manse.
Captain G. Hutton, to the Nimrod.
Capta`n J. Maws, te the Pandora.
Captain Cubbe, to d e Penelope.
Captain G. Demon, to the l'eaasek.
Captain It. Jatyan, w the itolle.
C..tstain A. iiizie, to the hareCVlti •
Captain. G. R. Allot. to the Scylla.
Captain G. W. J. &NANA, to the Rarer.
Captain G. W. Knight, to the Barrage.
Captain T. P.J. Parry, to the Royalist.
Captain H. C. L. Irby, to be Thaeowl.
Captain T. Eyre, to the Thisbe.
aiu J. Fisher, to the Ws.p.
Captain J. H. Plemide, to the Wizard.
boatman, Hall, to the Pioneer.
Lieutenant little, to the Valuing.
lieutenant V. Baker is petimbted to the rank of Commit der,
and appoiuted to the Belle Poi:k.
Lieutenant T. Bury to pr;lr.oted re the rank of Comm:viler.
Lieutenant Wm. Georce Carlisle Kent, second son of John
Kent, Esq. of the Royal Naval Hospital at Plyfauth, has :areal
promoted to the rank of Conitineader.

Extract from a letter (received by Pukct) written
by an Officer in the Mediterranean Fleet, dated
Genoa, June '2, 1814 :—" I,nrd Ex.mourri is gone to
Palermo. Sir Itteciatto Kim.: is liege, with the 13owee,
AMERICA, MIMI/ K. EDINBURGH, and ARMADA ; and
four prize-brigs in the harbour, viz. Coetit r, Lady-
Mion, Reynord, and Splaynx. The ALCMENE,
lar-
lUINu:aSE, UNDAXNTELI/2 ark Pzia*ce, arc outside.—
The GENOA line-of-battle ship, now called the linic-
ma:cr, will be launched about the ‘.4.1.:11 or 'lsth inst.
She will sail for England with the prize-brig ( which
have been commissioned) in a few d t) s."
Admital Foore has proceeded to llourdeaux, with
the MONTAGUE. VILLE DE PARIS, Li2ILEGN ABLE, ST.
DOMINGO, BEDFORD. and RODNEY. The returns of
the British Army, after the battle of Toulouse, were
60,000 men.
The Countess of Harcourt, atm, from London
to the Isle of France, was taken on the 15th ult. by
the Salone American privateer, of 14 guns and 110
men, and sent for America.
The following vessels, and five others (names un-
known) have been taken by the Lawrence, American
privateer, of nine guns and eighty men, since she
sailed from Baltimore, about the end of March :
Hope, STRONG, from Teneriffe, off Lisbon, the Bth of
May ; Ann, ANDERSON, immediately on leaving Te.
neriffe, en the 18th ; and Duke of York, BOND. from
London, (in sight of the island) the 28d of May ;
the Duke of York was burnt. The Cornwall, LAUGH-
TO ; RAert, STRAFLING ; and Blagdon, JoeLlso,
werN e biockacied in Port Octavo, by the Lawrence, on
the mil of May.