Star.
London, England, 1816-06-28 00:00:00

BRUSSELS, !UNE 211.

Letters from Cambray say, that two Generals,
and a very great number of Officers of the General
Staff, with a detachment of about 40 Subalterns and
privates, and in short every thing belonging to the
household of the Duke of Wellington, is gone to
Paris, which makes it probable that the Duke will
temiAin there longer than was at first supposed.
Orders have been again given to the whole right
wing of the Army of Occupation, forbidding the
soldiers to -favour the smuggling on the frontiers in
any manner ; but in case of need to join with the
French Authorities in seizing the guilty, promising
them a share in the produce of the confiscated goods.
These arrangements spew the good understanding
between the General in Chief of the Army of Occu-
pation and the French Government.

The following communication was this morning
received at Lloyd's

a Upper Seymour-street, June 27.

" The underegned Consul-General of Ws Sicilian Majesty has
this day received, by means of authentic dispatches, dated Naples,
June f, the following important information :—That his Sicilian
Majesty has concluded respective Treaties of Peace • with the se-
veral Barbary States or Regencies.
(iigned)
" To the Secretary of Lloyd's."

" FRANCISCO SASTRZS."

Yesterday, at three o'clock, the Paws REGENT
held a Cann at Carlton House, whet, the Earl of
STActtcrs•' and ►►ther Peers, together with Mr. Wst.
DENDAN, Mr. PEEL, Mr. Rost:, and Mr. BATNUu.T,
torn►ing a deputation from the two Houses of PsiliA-
ment, were introduced to the PRINCE REGENT, and
preser.ted an Address to his Royal Highness upon
the state oh the statutes.

A numerous deputation from the body of the three
demi/lin:l6.lns of Dissenting Ministers WAS introduced
to his k,,yal Highness the PRINCE ltecEut by Lord
SIDMUUTII, as Secretary of State for the Home De.
purtroent, when their President read an Address iirtin
'she marriage of the Princess CIIAISLOTT& with Wince
tstoNt.e.-

Mr. ChNNING was introduced to the REGENT by
the Earl of of LIVERPOOL, upon his return front Lis-
Iy:n, and upon his being appointed President of the
Board of Controul, and kissed hands accordingly.
11le Portuguese Minister was introduced to the
PRINCE REGENT by Lord CamettrAcitogishen he
formally communic.ted the death of the Queen of
PotertroaL.

Prince ESTERIIAZY, the Austrian Ambassador ; the II
French Ambassador, the Sardinian Minister, the al.!
varian Minister, the Danish Minister, the Saxon Mi.
nicer, and the Wertemberg Minister, were intro-
duced to the PRINCE REGENT by Lord CASTLEREAGH,
when their Excellencies had private audiences, and
presented congratulatory addresses from their Sove-
reigns t.► the REGENT, upon the mat riage of his Royal
daughter, the Princess CHARLOTTE, with Prince Leo.
POLO. They were all most graciously received.
Lord Viscount STRANGFOMD had an audience of
the PRINCE REGENT.

His Royal Highness held a Privy Council, which
was numerously attended, and to whit!' Sir Flamm'
RUSSELL was introduced, :warn in. a Membrr, and
took his seat.

It is deemed probable that the Princess CHAR..
terra and Prince LEOPOLD will remove their resi-
dence from Cameiford House to Cumberland House.
The first is said to be extremely inconvenient, both as
to size and situation.

Her Royal Highness the Princess CUARLOTTR and
Prince Count;Ra, visit Covent Garden Theatre to-
morrow evening; having most benevolently expressed
a desire to countenance the Fund for the decayed
Actors.

The Duke of YoRK yesterday resumed bis duties
at the Other in the Horse Guatds.

bike of CLARENCE is recovering:
SHERIDAN.—The answer to inquiries of yes-
terday, we lament to say, were of the most discou-
raging nature, and we greatly fear that the world is
about to be deprived of a min the tpleudour of
whose genius will shed a lustre upon the age in
wtich be lived, to the remotest posterity. The com-
plaint of this great and celebrated man is an internal
inflammation, which, in consequence of a recet.t told.
assumid an alarming appearance at thv end of last
week. lie is attended at his house in Saville-row,
by-Doctors BAILLIE and BAYNES: The number of
inquireis has been so great, it bas been found neces-
sary,,to prevent his being disturbed by the noise, to
take the knocker from the door and remove the
door bell.

The Tragedy of Bertram was performed last night
at Drury-lane Theatre, and Mr. Kw made his last
appearance for the season in the hero of the piece.—
The house was crowded to excess in every part.
The Comic Opera of Rich and Poor was performed
last night at the English Opera House, for the first
time. The public are acquainted with Miss KELLY'S
admirable representation of. Hiss River:, and criticism
has been often employed in its praise. She never was
more effective than last night.—The Opera was suc-
ceeded by a new Ballet -Divertisement, called Mc'
Vi lage wliteli was well received by a full and
elegant Louse.

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MAILS THIS DAT. ~ • 41It
ARE. ovt. ~ . , .Allll. DVR•
Dublin « - - 0 1 Lisbon -- - 0 0
Waterhrd - - 1 1 ca.,..z .- - . U U
Currwey aria lerwy 1 0 Hambnrel. •- 0 0
I Ignalld - - 1 0 r; cr•erqw.rils • -fl I
France . -. 4 0 Mmta ,-..- - 0 0

POR'I7.4MOT,ITI, JUNE 27.
ft rrive,l the Nimitle.Lat::o, from th.r Doven.•
Mary, Ditvicc, from o.ric, with • trceps ; Victoria,
from Cm k, with ttoops ; Victor;4,tranTrtrt,
from Malta ; Lord C.ttntlen. —, from London
for Teneriffe.—Sailed the Werrrontit etnee.J4o, hii
Majesty's ships Alintit "tour and CLoriNne, for the
Eastward ; and the l'inen, for N .wfoundiand ;
Ingebery, SAI3I3CL, for Oportn.--Wind N.N.E.
HARWICH, JUNE 2.r.
Arrived the Beauloy packet, with a mail and pas-
sengers from Holland.—atiVind East.

DEAL, UJNE 27.
• Arrived and sailed for the River, the Ann, Bnowv,
from Lisbon: on the 11th instant, in lat. 38. 54. N.
long. 15. 14. W. spoke the Lydia, Huß'r, from Lon-
don, bound to Calcutt.:, all well.—Came down from
the River and sailed, the Tilarneo., LAitobwl, for the
South Seas.—Wind NT