Star.
London, England, 1816-06-15 00:00:00

,sertice m 'an the chorc es of the kingdoms, wtt s all
the soleistaftlei '6144406 itiCh grhbc restiiiralsk • iad
altir sermon re Deuit shall be perfoinied; with
ringing of belli. The Regiments will i)6aisttiibled
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Ito celebrate this day of thanksglving."

BERLIN, HMI 4.
Last Friday, the 81st May,, was tfie torres-da* oof
our much honoured Prince Hardenberg, who com-
pleted hil 66th year, which our just and good King
honoured in a moil generons manner. In order to
eicape the bestle el congratulations and 'piss the clay
in quiet, he had retired to his estate of Glienecke, near
Potsdam, there he received early in the morning a
congratulatory letter in the King's own hand-writing,
in which his Majesty thanked him anew for the great
services which he had done to the State, and assured
him of the uninterrupted continuation of his entire
regard, at the same time his Majesty caused a copy by
an able hand, of his original portrait by Gerard, to
be hung np in Prince HardenherA's usual sitting
room here at Berlin, to surprise him at his return.
The impression made by these grationi attentions
upon a heart open to every noble feeling, may be
easily imagined. The whole city participates in
his joy.
A great military festival is to be celebrated on the
18th, in the neighbourhood of Berlin, is commemo.
',ration of the,battle of Belle Alliance. Not only all
the Guards from Potsdam, but several Repiments'
from the neighbouring .g trrisons, and the regiment
of cavalry from Crossan, are crdercd hither for the
purpose.

Mr. Rose, the British Ambassador, gives to-day
a splendid ball, in honour of the birth-day of bi 4
Sovereign.
Mr. Bourcand, Merchant at London. is appointed
to be our Consul in that City.

BUCHAREST, MAY 29.
A few days ago a conspiracy was bappilT disco.
vered here, which some of the lowest of the people
h3d formed against the life of a Prince who is so
justly and generally respected, and for the overthrow
of the Government. Five of the principal ring-
leaders are already taken, and await their merited
punishment.

aRMY

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ajew.‘inft.verretal thrtnustenn ow!:-.Rsicna4
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che eirliTand of the Troops and. administi a t;e:n
rvernoient of Lower Caneda into theft-antic pa.lstsi:
jnr-Coneral Wttiost; irnd sleelared,his .itti
tention of returning to Europe; enthe opening or the
U: •
The 76th Regiment, rine, stunted in Canada, are,
at.present, und!r, orders to embark for England. !
The Glengary Fencibles, . Canadian and
Nova fleotia ditto, Ors to be immediatelY. disbanded.
These Regiments are, nt present; iti Canada ; and the
latter proceeds immediately to Halifax, previous to
their reduction. The New Brunswick Fenciblet have
already been reduced in that province.
The Foreign Regiinents of De Watteville and De
Menran are also to be disbanded—these two latter
are, at present; *stationed in Canada, and, with the
other national corps, have tt:e choice of becoming
settlers in aay part of British North America, with
grants of land given them by Government:
About 2r)o men of different Regiments, landed at
Dover on Thursday, from Calais, been dis.
charged in consequence of serving the time for which
they enlisted.

NAPA I, INTELLIGENCE.
FALMOUTH, JUNE t 2
Arrived the Osiy-rne racket, with Mails fiom Ha-
lifax in 22 days ; the Lord Nelson. MAY. frnm Cork ;
Commerce, licsiclNG, from Londaii.—No sailings.
PINMOU IH, JUNE tom. .
Came in the Unity, SMITIf. from London for Li-
verpool. The cargo of the Hannah, Moon!, it now
landing for its preservation, the vessel having been
towed to the entrance of the Pool.
PORTSMOUTH, Y.JNE 14.
Arrived the Monarch transport, with troops from
malta....Bailed his Majesty's slips ALOERINZ, BRIEID.
MART, and Tvaial4,.on a cruize.
DOVER, JUNE t 4.
Arrived this morning early, tht. i':incess Charlotte
paCket, Captain HALLAND, from :;stend, with sa
Mail and passarigers. Arrived nom Calais list
night, the Queen Charlotte, Captain Tritium, With
passengers and coin. Sailed this day, the Lord Chi.
chewer packet, Captain ROTTER, with a ilifail and
passengers, Tor Calais. Several vessels are tow in
sight, coming from Calais. •
HARWICH, JUNE is.
Arrived the Lady Nepe:in packet, with a Mail and
passengers from Holland ; the Henry Freeling packet,
from Cuxhaven, landed her Mail, &c. at Yarmouth ;
and the Beaufoy packer. with a Mail and passengers
from Caxhaven.—Wind N.E.
DEAL, JUNE 14.
Arrived and sailed for the River, the Catharine,
Ghana's (late Ststamans), from the South Semi, and
eight weeks last Monday from St. Helena, at which
place Captain Gamma was inforn.ed, about five sail
of homeward-bound Indiamen had passed the Island
five days previous to the Cathatine sailing. Also
arrived and sailed, the Albion, LAXTER, from Bour.
deaux to London. Came down from the River and
sailed, the Rosa, &ETD, for Halifax ; Margaret and
Sarah, Dossing for Boston.; Emperor, SUTTON, for
Trieste • Gallan., BLYIn, for Philadelphia. Also
sailed, the.lnvitaciblee Hotta. for Prince Edward's
nand.; aril • the Indispensable, —, for the Solidi
terara -Wire., N.B.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, JUNE 14.
Sam Estrange Ouraraans.—Ann and Harriet Brown, ger
Hanthurgh; Canadian Packet, Renner, for Archangel; Co..
stance, Synse, for Palau, Konigsberg, and Elblag; Industry,
Roberts, for Rouen; Lady Bankes, Walker, for Bengal; Leeds,
St:tattering, for Hamburgh ; Malta, Strange for Pernatribste;
Manly, Clarke, for I.lslneur, Revel, and Pet'eraburgh; Princess
of Wales' Pox, for Ostend; Petit Auguste. Lecuyer, for Havre;
Princess Amelia, Balaton, for India ; and Cyru, Wood, for
Hansburgh.
HALIFAX, (NOVA SCOTIA) MAY 14.
Arrived a few days since his Majesty's ships the
NIGER, t>pt. JACESON, from Bermuda; and Haman,
Capt. Codtzstatv, from Newfoundland.
MAY 15.--Sailed the Lune transport, with four
companies of the 98th (late 99th) for Newfoundland,
as also the ship Carawall. for London, one of tha
Jamaica convoy, latish put into Halifax in distress,
last year: . ' •
MAY liter-Arrived the Rapid packet, in 57 days,
from Falmitipah; and' the Osborne, seven days from
tglew.YorWon laer way to England ; and for whence
iheasik with email, on the 22d instant. .
MAY 20.-akailed his Majesty's brig JASatit-* for
Bermuda: With dispatches. I is Majesty's ship Acsia,
Captain BuLuw, is now at Bermuda with the flag-of
Rear-Admiral GRIMM, and, with the ARAB brig,
shortly reaves that place
.for Halifax. . i
His Majesty's brig JASEUR, Captain Locic, is the
only man of war in Halifax Harbour. His Majesty's
brig PORTIA proceeded lately for Bermuda tnaden.ihe
First Lieutenant, her Captain (Hoop) having been
invalided on account of ill health. His Majesty's
ship MENAI, Captain Pura ii now cruising in the
Bay of Fundy, in company with his Majesty's brig
ESPOIR' and the Jana tender.
Thibi••::earo, Eing's store-ship, Captain Horrion,
is: leazz,-..td f:)lfti ENP.4I an d at Bermuda and ljaiga-.
Srise"Lantrosa (flag ship), Nana and PACTOLIJ2 hi.
gates, With same smaller ships of war, are taform tie
North American squadron on the peace, establish.
'meet. Rear-Admiral Galante, the Commander-in-
Chief, is shortly expected here from Bermuda.

Extract of a letter from Alicant, dated May 28 :
di Two days ago we had accounts here of the &kilt
Consul at Oran having been thrown into prison. aed
that all this Bridal craft there had been seized. This
is said to have been denb in consequence of orders
frOm Algiers."
The Chester Chronicle of yesterday states, that 11 the
subject of the dismissed workmen has been thoroughly
investigated; and inconsequence, his Lordship [the
Earl of Gaosvinon) has directed all of them (except
two who have behaved improperly) to be restored to
their wash, and some compensate:l to be made for
the loss which they have *offered by suspension."...
We understood from the same Paper, some time ago,
not that the workmen dismissed for being diuentert
were " to Sc restored" to their employment, but that
they had ken restored. Let us hope that in the next
Chester amide we shall' see the prem. of the verb
employed, instead of the future—Have the nee been
restored or not ? This question may be easily an.
swered without any circumlocution.
Bfallit[HlATil PINIIITSIAN.--EATOX this mond%
at fourteen minutes after nine o'clock, completed his
255th mile, in his usual good spirits.