Star.
London, England, 1810-06-27 00:00:00

VIENNA, JUNE 7.

The Emperor set out on the 4th from Prague for
Gorgowitz, a place belonging to the Great Cham-
berlain, Count de Wabna ; from thence his Majesty
is going to visit his own domains in the circle of Ober
Martharrsberg. On the 12th be will arrive' at Gan-
fling, and upon.the lake of Lungues ; the 13th, at
Mariazell and at Baden. Her Imperial Majesty set
out on the sth from Prague far Carlsbad. The plan
adopted by the Emperor for the re-establishment of
our finances is about to be carried into execution.—
The States Commission charged with making over
the Ecclesiastical Possessions, which are to serve as
a security for the paper money, is at the Count de

Diestristen, Marshal of the States of Lower Austria.
Join 9.—His Excellency Count Metternech is
expected here on the 20th instant. A treaty of de-
fensive alliance is said to have been concluded be-
tween his Majesty the Emperor Napoleon, and our
Court, by which the House of Austria is bound, on
certain conditions stipulated in the said treaty, to
assist France with an army of 150,000 men.
BUDA, JUNE S.
A meeting took place of all the Austrian Generals,
who are entrusted with any military command on
the frontiers, of Turkey, viz. General Hiller, who has
the command in chief in Croatia, and whose head-
quarters are in Agram ; General Knesewich, who
commands under him, Lieutenant-General Simbs-
chen, charged with the command in Sclavonia, and
Generals Jillawich and Siegenthal, who are in Essik
and Peterwardin. General Daka, Commander-in-
Chief in the Banato, has returned to that province
and inspected the principal positions of his troops at
Panchewa, Caranvibes, Wibie, and Aauverburg.
LUDWIGSBURG, JUNE to.
Baron Schlstheim, Ambassador of the King of
Westphalia, had this day the honour of delivering to
his Majesty a letter from his Sovereign, accompanied
with the insignia of the order of the Crown of West-
phalia destined for our King. His Majesty appeared
afterwards at dinner decorated with the said insignia.
AMSTERDAM, JUNE 23.
His Royal Majesty appointed on the 17th instant,
Lieutenant-General Hogendorp his Envoy Extraor-
dinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to his Catholic
Majesty.

Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, their MAJESTIES,
Princesses AUGUSTA and ELIZABETH, arrived at the
Queen's Palace, from Windsor, in their travelling
carriages, escorted by a party of Light Horse. His
Royal Highness the Duke of CUMBERLAND had ar.
rived a few minutes previous from Carlton House, to
'receive his Royal Parents and Sisters ; the meeting,
of course, was truly affectionate, it being the first
time the QUEEN and PRINCESSES had seen his Royal
Highness out since his attack. The Duke remained
with their MAJESTIES near two hours ; after which he
took an airing in the Parks, visited his apartments in
St. James's Palace, and then returned to Carlton-
House. The Dukes of YORK, SCESEX, and Cam-
BRIDGE visited their MAJESTIES ; the two latter dined
at the Queen's Palace.
The Cum:el:um' of the EXCHEQUER this day gave
a dinner at his residence in Downing-street, to seve-
ral of the Cabinet Ministers.
We have authority to state that Sir RICHARD PHIL-
LIPS has brought an action against Messrs. MARTINS,
the Bankers, for writing and paying a large price to
procure the publication of a false and malicious libel
in a Morning Papet, in the shape of a Report of what
they alledge to have passed diming a late Trial, in
which the Manitsis were Plaintiffs, and Sir RICUARD
Defendant. He lays his damages at £20,000.
Government, it is said, have received information
that the enemy's fleet in Flushing is considerably
augmented since the time it was last reconnoitred;
and that they are nearly ready for sea. In consequence
of this intelligence 'considerable reinforcements will,
it is said, be iminediately sent to our fleet off Flushing.
Such is the scantiness of the male population in
France, in consequence of the conscriptions requisite
to supply the armies in Spain, that at a fete lately
given at a Gentleman's seat near Paris, and at which
there were between 3 and 400 persons, there were
only three unmarried men present. it was reported
on the same occasion, that out of (30,000 nien sent to
Spain a few months before, only 5000 were then alive.
The exchange of prisoners between this country
and France is still going on. Sir GRENVILLE TE&IPLE
and family, with several others, were on Friday last
landed at Dover from on board a neutral, boend from
Havre-de-Grace to London, with coil.
Recent accounts from South America state that
the Revolution in the Car;;ICCIIS is not so extensive as
has been represented. The whole of the Isthmus of
Darien is in a state of tranquillity, and the insurrec-
tion in the Carraccas, was almost wholly confined to
the capital.
Letters of the 25th ult. from Boston, state, that the
Chevalier ONIS, the Spanish Ambassador, who was
refused to be acknowledged by the American Execu-
tive Government, was daily expected at Boston. He
was to be accompanied by his Lady, and GONZALEZ,
late Governor in South America. On the subject of
his rejection by the American Government, we have
inserted in another column an interesting communica-
tion from Mexico.
Last night, at the King's Theatre, the Opera of
Sidagero was performed to a respectable though not a
crowded audience. Madame Cottam, in male at-
tire, as Ulmansor, displayed her vocal powers with•
great effect. Signora CALDERINI was also in fine
voice; and TItAbIEZZANI was greatly applauded.—
The favourite Scotch Ballet, and the Entertainment
of L'amourfuginf, made up the rest of the performance,
and both went off with great eclat.
Early yesterday morning a duel was fought in a
field near Little Chelsea, between Mr. 1). of West-
minster, and a Gentleman from the neighbourhood
of Tnrnham-green. The dispute originated IA a.
friend's house on Suaday last, respecting the late
procession on the liberation of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT.
The parties met at five o'clock, accompanied by their
Seconds, and having each exchanged a shot, by which
t the latter was sligntly wounded in the cheek, a re-
I conciliation was effected.
CORM MARKET, MARK-LANE, JUNE 27.—.-This day
the market has large further arrivals of foreign Wheat,
which has the effect of heavy sales, and at rather
lower prices—Barley" and Malt fully support last quo.
tuition—White Peas and Beans of the two kinds rather
dearer—Oats are in short supply, and owing to the de-
mand for tie public service, this trade is again quoted
higher.—Flour on the terms of our last currency.
GCNCRAL CUARCSiCT All LINDF.K.
Wheat, 84s. 100 s. il4B. Beans, (old) 5118.(28.
Fine ditto, I 15s. 1188. Tiet ditto fold) 46i. 528.
Rye, 508. 568. Oats 255. 3b. 355.
Bashi, 345. 4114 Poland ditto, 38$. 418. od,
Mak 745. 828. Potatur ditto, 438 Ott.
Wilke Peas(beilers) 78a. SO. Rape Seed, ,C 1.5
:;rey Peas, 47.. 511.1. •
Fine Fleur, Ns: leos.—fooonds, 94h. 9h.

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PLYMOUTH, JUNE U.

Admiral CHARLES BOYLES has received his appoint.
mom to command the Naval Department at Malta,
land is to proceed thither in the Issmatauss.
Sir ROBERT CALDEA expected here on Wedoes,
day to take the command as Port Admiral.
A telegraphic dispatch arrived here yesterday for
the DEFIANCE" 74, which had just come up harbour,
to proceed to sea immediately ; and, in consequence,
she went down harbour to Cawsand Bay this after-
noon. The DRIMDSOUGHT, 98 gins, and the Ac.

ITION sloop, also wear out of harbour.
The NORTH STAR, a new sloop of war, was this day
commissioned by Captain THoMAs COLS.

Camelia the Porcrums, from the Eastward.—Sailed
the PICELE brig of war on a cruise; the Anew:
hired cutter for Rochefort ; the blaNscaus frigate,
for POrtsmouth ; the PHEASANT sloop, with a convoy
to the Eastward ; the AFRICAINZ frigate and TAVOII•
rite sloop of war to the Westward.—Wind N.

JUNE I.

Arrived his Majesty's ship MENELAUS, from Ply-
mouth ; and ANT schooner, from Guernsey. —Went
out of harbour his Majesty's ships Etitsstrit,
NYMPH!, and Ecursz.—Wind N.E.
DEAL., JUNK
Sailed the CRACKER gun-brig, on a cruize.—.
Wind N. E.