Star.
London, England, 1810-05-10 00:00:00

PARIS, MAY S.

Bettye it the 3d and 14th instant 3000 cuirassiers
of the Dtike of Padua's division will have passed
duongh the department of La Murthe. The first
asps were to enter Nancy this flay or to-morrow.
The Milarsete Courier under the.head'of Trieste, the
23d ult. says, g that all the Turkish vessels lately ar-
rived there had been put wider sequestration.'

An article from 'Antwerp of the 30th ult. says :
Their Majesties left Cambray on Sunday the 29th
after wars. They made a short stay at Valenciennes,
where the different authorities were admitted to an
audience. They arrived at seven o'clock at the Castle
of Laeken. All the roads and streets they passed
.through were decorated with triumphal arches, tro-
plitess ece. and filled with immense crowds. Senti-
ments of the most lively joy were manifested by all.
This day their Majesties gave audience at the Palace
of Laeken, to the authorities of the department of the
Dyle, and the city of Prussels. At noon they em-
barked on the canal with their Majesties the King and
%n of Westphalia, and at four they arrived at
4llebraek, where the canal communicates with the
Rappel. The Minister of the Marine, Vice-Admiral
Missies, and the Prefect of the Two Neches, received
them at the Sluice. Their Majesties embarked in the
boats navigated by the sailors of the Imperial Guard,
and descended the Ruppel, and the Scheldt, amidst
the vessels of the fleet which were at anchor, and with,
their colours flying. The arrival of their Majesties
at Antwerp was announced by repeated discharges of
artillery, both from the Beet and fortifications of di.
.city. Their Majesties landed at. the arsenal, where
thS Mayor and Commandant had thc honour to pre.
sent the keys to his Majesty the Emperor. The mul-
-1 titude of spectators was immense, and they expressed
the gratitude of the inhabitants of this important city
for its second founder. They could not but contrast
the state of the port and city of Antwerp seven years
ago, when his Majesty first visited it, with what it is
at present.'.
The Indicate:lr of Bourdeaux of the 20th ult. says,
His Highness the Prince of Esling, Duke of Rivoli,
Marshal of the Empire, passed through here yesterday
on his way to take the command of an army of be-
tween 90 and 100,000 men, destined to march direct
upon Portugal. His Highness travels post.'
General Souham, who commands a division of the,
army of Catalonia, is arrived in this capital.
By virtue of an Imperial decree, the colonial pro-
duce on hand at Breda, Bergen-op-Zoom, Bois-le-duct
and the other places ceded to France, ether under
sequestration, or otherwise, may be imported into
France, on paying the duties of customs imposed by
the decree of the Bth February, or may be exported to
Holland, duty free, within the space of two months.
The 5 per cents. were yesterday at 80 f. 70 c.
SALAMANCA, APRIL 6. •

The English division at Pinnel is from 8 to 7000
men strong, and is commanded by General Crawford.
Another division of equal force is at Vise% with the
head-quarters of Lord Wellington. The two other
divisions of the English army are now, one upon the
right of the Tagus, near Abrantes, and the other on
right of the Guadiana, near Badajos. It is estimated
that these four divisions form a total of from 22 to
25,000 men, including artillery and cavalry. There
are besides at Lisbon, Coilnbra, and Oporto, from 4
co 5,000 detached troops. Two thousand Portuguese
commanded by English superior officers, ate at Al-
meyda. About 20b3 English infantry and cavalry
arc in advanced posts, a league in front of Ciudad
Rodrigo. They are relieved every five days.
Vessels are ready at Lisbon to receive the Englishl
army.—General Beresford commands 25,000 Portu.
guese, who appeal to intend passing is the Brazils,
in the event of a check. The English have but little
confidence in the affairs of Spam. They complain
much of the Spaniards. However, they will ma-
nceuvre, to retard, as long as they can, the taking of
Ciudad Rodrigo, after which they will all join for the
purpose of embarking. But they are afraid of being
attacked on three points at the same time.

L'ORIENT, APRIL 20.
The two frigates, Venus and Bellone, have had an
action in the Bay of Bengal with two English fri-
gates, the Piedmontaise and Fox, and a cutter. They
took the two English frigates. This news was brought
to New York by an East India ship, which arrived
day before the departure of the Soworroff, arrived off'
L'Orient.
ANTWERP, APRIL EL
Ai Four of the seven ships, which were laid or the
winter in the canal of Ruppel, are ',wain site
to this city, and also two others that. were
off Lillo. They are all eintrely armed, . T
painted. ' The
On its way - 4 then
willi4ftliiss woe
play Its c
and illumiflata on the arrival of their Majesties. •