Star.
London, England, 1816-05-04 00:00:00

PARIS, MAY 1. •

The balloon in which Mademoiselle Garnerin as-
cended came down, at seven o'clock in the evening,
at the •illage of Sarey, six leagues from Paris. Ma-
demoiselle Garnerin, after rising to the height of
2500 fathoms, descended with her parachute at Su-
mos. She says she experienced all the astral acct.'
of such a great height —cold, a contraction of the
chest, very Jacek to bear; the feebleness of articu-
lated sounds, which made but a very slight impres-
sion on the eats ; and, finally, a swelling and rapture
of the blood-vessels of the mouth.

The appeal of the King's Procurator against Ge-
neral Cambrone prevents his being set at liberty.
The Council of Revision will take up she subject
next Friday.
An English horse-race lately took One near
Vienna. The parties were Prince Lichtenstein and
a rich Englishman. The wager was one thousand
clouts, and the latter shined them. The novelty of
the scene attracted upwards of 20,000 spectators.

A Mail from Holland arrived this morning. The
States General met oa the 30th alt. Nothing, how-
ever, but routine business came before them. The
following article affords thelatest particulars respect-
ing the Duke of WELLINGTOWS movements :

BRUSSELS, APRIL et.
. the British cavalry of the May of Occupation
CONIStS of ten complete very fine regiments. Three
of these regiments ban received orders to return to
England, namely, three regiments of dragoons.—
However, that the number of cavalry with the British
army may not be lessened, a sguadros upon the war
establishment is to be added to every regiment that
remains in France. These are shortly expected at
Ostend. The infantry and artillery remain upon
the same footing as before.
A report has been circulated for some days, that
the Russian troops, under General Woronzow, were
abetit to leave Mauberge, Avesnes„ and the environs,
and remove to the Upper Rhine; but this report is
wholly unfounded.

Letters from Cambray say, that the Duke of Wel-
lington is expected there very soon. It we may credit
these letters, his journey was occasioned by important
reasons, which will soon be made public. During
the Field Marshal's absence General Murray com-
mands. The duty in the fortresses is done'vrith the
same strictness as in an enemy's country.

Charlestown Papers arrived this morning to the
la April.

MOH TRH CHARLESTOWN CITY CA7ETTR OF MARCH SO.

The Horn. Mr. Bagot, Minister from the Govern-
ment of Great Britain lo the United States, with his
family and mite, arrived in this city on Monday,
having landed at Annapolis from the frigate which
conveyed them to our shores.

CUM NA TION..A serious misunderstanding,
Albin threatens the peace and tranquillity of uar
frootkrs, still exists between our Commissioners for
running the new. boundary line, and the Chiefs of
that Confederacy.
A determined opposition• has been made to their
farther progress, and we understand they have sus-
pended their operations until a sufficient military forte
arrives to protect them from indignity and injury.
Central Gaines, who is now in the nation, has or-
dered all the disposable military force of the United
States now at Fort Hawkins, among which is a corn.
pang of light artillery, to march immediately to
Mitchell. This precautionary measure. we hope, will
have its desired effect, and that the misguided savage
will avert that destruction which threatens the ex-
tinction of his nation.,

Yesterday Carlton House was thronged with dis-
%lavished characters, paying their .respectiel con-
gratulations to the Pima, REGENT upon the mar-
riage of his Royal Daughter.
The Royal wedded pair are only expected to re-
main a short time at Oatlands, and then return to
panda*. Daring their stay there. they aril! remain
an (poppets retirement with a small ettatlishornt.

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THE 4Riir.

About 400 dis?nounted men belonging to th,
Light Dragoons and 18th Hussar.. embark
Dover yesterday, on beard the Sathi,4 and
transports, and the Queen Charlotte ,nd Lord
mouth passage vessels, for Calais
About 900 of the Ist and 2dl Regiments og
•Guards Liaised through Canterbury on Wed*
from Dover, where they arrived from Caldis.
It
have marched ft on Cambray, and are seat hoe„
be invalided, in consequence of wounds, mg;
their term of service having expired.
Thursday, the East Suffolk Militia were du
bodied in St. Matthew's Barrack Ground,
The men, on being dismissed, gave three ita
cheers.

Tire Yeomanry Cavalry Bill, brought in tr
ADDENCTON, reduces the days of attendanc; 4„t
erroneously stated, from six to two, but from ti,t;
to six.

Nir4L INTELLIGENCE,

Cnsroat House, MAY S.—Ships entered onti
the Lindsays, Arthur Turner, for New Yolk;
James Mason, for Rotterdam ; Orion, John piee,,,
Oporto ; Holland, M.ithew P:ppiewelidor St. pets
L'OrY Prear, t(
Thomas Bloom, for Ant; v.
Obusrtegnhd;; Anna
jSe;
Jane, Roger Fcnwick, for HAmburgh; andtht s';
°ate
Thomas, Pieter Wybes, for Alosteream.
Ed4nnAa

RAMSOATE, MAY 3.
• Arrived from Ostend, the Prince of Watt*
Packer, Captain PAGE, bringing over Captain jilt
ALBERT BACLER DE ALBA, formerly Aidt.de.ca.
to the celebrated Marshal 3ouvr, and screed;
passengers.

. 'MARGATE, MAY 3.
Passed by for the River, the Princess Amy
Indianian, front China.

DEAL, MAY S.
Sailed the Dutch frigate Armstel, for Cadiz. A
rived and sailed for the River, Devaynes, Bauux
from Batavia ; Maisters, Alit horn Cakut
Harriett, COLLINS, from Sr. Michael's, with se,:
others—particulars unknown. Also his Majeat
ship Owen GLENDAWAIt, from the East Indies,
Sheerness. Came down and remain, the Lady lesi
ington, DONNER, for the East Indies.—Wind &v
blows strong.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

ITAWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, IBM
FRIDAY, MAY 3.•
Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, b. R. Eat. 71b. RAIL
Lord Rous's Flreroaster .
Duke of Grafton's Merry Andrew
General Grosvenor% 'Frain-bearer
4 to I apt Firemaster—e to 4 on Merry Andrew—
to 1 agst Trato•bearer.

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Sweepstakes of LOOP. each, b.ft. colts, set. 41b. fillies, Bh.
Duke of Graftoo's coh Milton
Duke of Grafton's coh Alien
Sir J. 9iselley's colt,. Crecy

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Tbree paid—Even on Crecy.
Lord 0. H. Cavenditles Bourbon, 80. 71b. beat Mr. Pali
Pointers, Bst. 111). DM. %V. h. ft.-2 to lon Bourko.
Sweepstakes of 160 v. eacb, h. ft. fur 3-yr-olds, A.F.
Mr. Blachford's Castrella, ist. Yib. - . 1
Mr. Neviile's Sir Joshua, Bst. 71b. - . t
Mr. Payne.' Quilltala,.7st. 1 ulb. _ . . - S

Five carted—The ludee placed but three.
6 to 4 apt Castrella—i to 1 on Sir lushua-9 to 2 art Quintla
Subscription Handicap Plate of £5O. for 2-yr-olds; and ipwati:s.
Lord Dar Linton's br. colt Paulus, 4. ymold, sat. &Sib. 1
Mr. J. Perren's bay colt Gatos, 3-yrs-old, ist. 10Ib„
Seven started—The Judge placed but two.
even betting an Paulus.

Tbe•East Essex Union Fox Hounds finished tie
season last Monday, in the Hedingham country ;
they killed six brace of foxes there, in the last elms
hunting days.
In the last week there was no less than 700 licenser
issued from she Ecclesiastical Court, for marriages
to be celebrated on Thursday.
A Correspondent h3mouronsly remarks, that the
Brewers inhis neighbourhood had instead of lowering
their prices, only lowered their Beer !
The King of Froortn has is.ued an Ordinance, in
consequence of the great dearth of grain, permitting
all foreign vessels importing corn into France in he
exempted from the navigation duties, and likewise
from the outward-bound duties on cords, the pro-
duce of France or of its industiy, taken in return he
the inward cargoes.
Lord ALwnonises motion for the repeal of the
Taxes upon Leather, is fixed for Thursday next, the
9th of May; when will be determined, whether that
important trade shall be relieved Irons its present ifo•
tress or be suffered to be still further diminished, and
confined to the manufacture only of the English raw
material.

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Yesterday a Court of Common Council war held
at Guildhall. for the especial purpose of comiderkg
of Addresses to be presented to the PRINCE LRGENT,
And her ditsJaarr the QUVEN) and compliments of
congratulation to her Royal Highness the Printess
CIIARLOTTI of WALFQ, and his Serene Highneir, the
Pt ince' of awn= . See "Advertisement.

• 11113 H CATHOLICS.—The Catholic Clergy of Water-
lord have elected the Rev. Dr. WA LSII, parish priest of
I)ungarvan, to be the successor of Dr. RowrN, the
late Bishop of that Diocese ; protesting, at the same
time, most solemnly, against any nomination to tte
vacant See by a foreign Piwer, or in short, any per.
son or persons other than the Clergy of eie Diocese
' themselves.L- A General Synod (tor the first time
these 150 years) of the Catholic Clergy, has been
lately held at Kilkenny, at which they expressed that'
approbation of tf is plan of " Domestic nomination,"
as it is called.—The h.llowing thirteen Prelates at,-
tended the Synod :
Dottiest O'Reilly, Troy, (Melly, Murray, Moryhy (Cork),
Mq.aughtio 114•6 aura;, o.:,haughnessay, ::usruc, lutebis
' Murphy (Clogher), Corcoran, and R)an.
They agree(' to forward to Rome another Remon-
strance against the Negociations of the British Go-
vernment with the Pest, which Reninnstrance is
grounded on their former Resolutions agai.ist a Veto
, under any disguise.

DIED.
April 24, lieutenant MORI= Tallenuteb, of the ea lief'•
meat, aged 28 Tem.
Saturday se'natght, Robert Crfps, Esq. a Coroner of tte
County of
April 99, Sir John Stuart, Dart. of Alianbank, Berwickshire.

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