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

"RANCH RAPERS. . !.. - •.% . • TWE ARMY.
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"I"casy we received. the Paris Papers of. Moan- The Ltrl of Gose-an •
' Their contents are very unimportant. The Legion of , bpreelosentgaiendg
with
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BiArbr7ea.itmh
11,?..sle,;:iimc?,-L.atitgoreet.l.l..e::;,:n.,l7.niP,:,;
Honour has been ft-modelled by the Krug:
perinishints. li ordered is three hundied end twenty.
Friday the non-comi,ioned office's an,i p,i.r,
edtire suppression would dci his Matury greater
of the 42d regiment were entertained IA ith 4 ,utu
nonr. Is not Fc non a Membur of this Ordlr ? and
,:aa honour and Foucus be mentioned is the same ual dinner, and plenty of the n.ttion tt hey,.
sttyy
breath ! • . - punch, in the Assembly Rooms, Georgv- ..
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burgh. .

PARIS, APRIL i.

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Among the depositions taken herons. the Commis.
sinners who were appointed to dig up the body of the
Due d'Enithien, not inserted in the Mottlievr, were
those of Blancpain, a Brigadier of Gen: d'armes
d'elite, on half pay, an artificer of artillery, named
Goddard, and one liennelet.

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• THE 7STH, Olt HIGHLAND REGIME..
'This corps was only railed in INo4—they were tratied
aiev
the eye of the gallant Sir loom Moose, and sent to hiyis 1,
.consisted of fine young Highlanders; 700 of „hem
were
vicZy
go
years
of age, and had never seen the face t.l an enemy, Rhea
they were led by their countryman, air Inas St sae; 1,„„
, the field of Nokia, to encounter the veterans of France antet -i
Remotest. .tioms h undreds of these young lad, T'te uu,hin
to speak a word of Eoglish, when they were brought to tinch
naparte's victorious teems the use of the bayonet. Of 1411
ash Officers who were killed and wounded in that tatig, t
seven belonged to the 78th, aid in the onset made by lyini
the other regiments, they killed, wounded, and took prises,
mote than tbe amount 01 the whole Brit lab armyotee►e nit
In the late campaigns its Flanders, they wyrs engatel
tack of the village of Merzern, h front of Antwerp, en 4
the post was defended by five dmes their nutnber, th1;172:
on with the bayonet, and drove them cut of the yap to 7
great slaughter. It Is gratifying thus to observe the ortivalid;
ratter displayed, not only ut the veteran trnopovrhofourfis
last tremendous counict, but also in those who, ish,le yet hilimpona.
reenthe, behaved so nobly In the face of au eve % *lx
woe
then the conquerors of Europe.

blancpain dep3sei, that being on the 20th of
March, 1804, in the barracks of the Celestines
Paris, he was commanded by &vary in person, to
proceed to Vincennes with a detachment of gsns
d'armes d'elite, and on his arrival he was placed at,
.the top of the stair-case, near the door of the room
in which the Prince was. He declares that he twice
.conducted the Prtnce into the wo3den pavilion, where
'the Cooncil of War was assembled : he accompanied
him also into the fosses, to a short distance from the
place of execution. It results from his depos;tion.
among other remarkable circumstances, that S4Vary
was placed, with several other Generals, at the out-
side of the fouls of the castle, precisely opposite the
place where the Prince was executed; and that it was
Savary who twice or thrice gave order's for the execu-
tion to an adjutant named Pelle, who commanded
the gens d'armes.

NAVAL IiVTELLIGgArci.
FALMOUTH, APRIL t.
Arrived his Majesty's ships Jaseint.:nd .R *Ol
'frt.su a cruize, and his Majesty's sink, TAL-Wiud
E S.E. fresh gales and clear weather.
MILFORD, APRIL 1.
Came in his Majesty's ship Lee from a cruize,
PORI SMOUTH, APRIL S.
Nothing arrived or sailed today.-. Wind
DEAL, APRIL 3.
Came down from the River and saile,d, the Fame,
Rurrism, for Montreal; and the Dikes, %Mat%
HARWICH, APRIL 3.
No packets arrived to-day.--Came in the Jens
miah, Dewey, from London for Hamburgh, wok
lose of an anchor and cable.
RAMSGATE, APRIL S.
Came in. the Mary ga....ot, MOURAT, from Olberg
for Cadiz, with brandy. She has been on the Good.
win Sand, lost her topmast, and is leaky. Wind S.E.
CROMER, APRIL 2.
A vessel (name unknown) was picked up on the
31st ult. by a fishing boat belonging to this place,
after she.had been deserted by the crew, and strippel
of ail her rigging—she appears to be from Norway,
and is laden with deals, &c. The vessel is now on
shore here, and tl.e cargo expected to be saved:
some part of it has been took out to-day,

On the 25th instant there passed through Troyes,
escorted by the gen d'urnerie, and on font, a person
of a tine appearance, with the decorations of the Le.
gion of Honour and St. Lou's, who is supposed to
be on his way from Paris to Strasburg, to be tried.
The Prefect of the Department of the Cote d'Or
published the following anti, on the 21st instant,:
" Considering that, in defiance of the sacred word
of the King, and of his duties as Administrator, M.
dovignot; Mayor of the Commune of Maillys, has
ventured to express his doubts of the inviolability of
the sale of the National Domains, &c. the said M.
Jovignot is suspended from his functions."
Upon the report of the Duke of Tarentum, Grand
Chancellor of the Legion of Honour. the King has
issued an Ordonnance in 72 Articles, which fixes
I with some modifications of previous laws, the re-or-
ganisation of the Legion of Honour. The Royal
Order of the Legion of Honour is to be composed of
Chevaliers, Officers, Cornmanaants and Grand
Crosses. The Members af the Legion are to be tor
life : the number of Knights is unlimited, that of
Officers is 2000; that of Commandants 400; that of
Grand Officers f 80; that of Grand Crosses 80. The
distributions which are to be made in future are to be
shared among the different Ministers : the Minister
of War is to have 2040. The red ribbon(' and the
effigies of Henry IV. are preserved.
The Princess Maria Carolina cf Sicily will be mur.
tied on the 15th cf April, by Prince Leopold, her
uncle, in the name of the Due de Berri, and next day
she will set out for France.

A boat ups►t in Plymouth Sound on Monday
morning last, with two Pil .ts on board ; they ace
trial drowned.

Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
East India House, when the following four Com-
manders took leave, previous to departing f-r China:
Captain FAIUFAX, of the Hugh Inglis ; Capis
Hort, of the Surat Castle ; Captain ANDREWS, of vie
Windham ; and Captain Gum, of the Marchioness
ni Exeter.

In a scuffle in the Spital, Aberdeen, on Sunday
the loth ult. John Allan, shipcarpenter, received a
stab in the left side with a pen-lode, horn William
Forbes, appumtice watch-maker, in consequence of
which_, Allan died on the morning of Fridiy List.—
Forbes has been commissed to prison, t.; stand his I
trial at the ensuing Circuit Court of Justiciari.
R tor sw TUE New CUT, •NO DIST AUCTION 011 A MILL—
Early on Tuesday morning, between twenty and tinny pen*
assembled round a wind-mill standing on a pie.ve of open growl
by the side of the New Cut, Lambeth Marsh, the lease of which
having expired, it remains at present unoccupied; they am.
nsenc.d a general attack, and proceeded to elemobsh the/us:klieg
at a rapid rate. The mob continued to accumulate, and by ten
o'clock exceeded in number $OO p:rsons. "I he scene of deeruc-
tion and plunder which was now presented to die epee:awn Was
truly sertotts; some of the..e nei.guided people, who had taiL•le
up the erroneous opinioni that because the leawkad expirel,the
materials of which tloe building was composed were become
common prnr rty, had obtained possession t 1 the upper work;
of the mill, and were throwing down beans, planks, tea. to
these below, who, reganll.--ss of danger from the falling timber',
were maintaining a brisk combat amongst themselves, men, wo-
men, and children, to secure their plunder. Mr. Stool, the
Miltistrate, having received iniorniat ol of what was roil Is:-
ward, proceeded, accompanied by several Officers, to the srot„
and tliouils with consideratle risk and personal danger,sitteetslinl
at leng,lt In securing wet rat of the ringleaders, and dispersing
the rest of the mob. On inquiry, it appeared that Mr. I se. as
Attorney hi the Borough, is ground landlord of tit emir, N 4
had placed a man there to take care of the pt openy, bet the pso
son bad been overpowered by the mob, and driven front bit pee
Scarcely any pan of the null is left standing, except the Vikb
work and main beams.—Six men were ordered to find bad too°
swer the complaint prefetred neaiiist them st the next Quire
Ses.iens„_ and to keep the ileac* during the interval.
OLD LIAILEV.--Yester.lay the Sessions commenced.—Sossrl
Speeetre stood indicted capi. ally for feloniously s•et,ling 261
shawls, 2) pieces of muslin, and other articles, value Xi da, the
Property of Olive: Wilcock and Cle.:rge Carr Clark, on the navi-
gable River Thames. the fury returned a verdict of Not Ouilty.
W iilLtee nrreim ant Edward Rrr.rnt were indicted capitally fur
breaktrg and entering the dwelling.:iouse et Joseph I" illiscul,nul
stealing therein beds., pillow-eases, and a great variety of arlglrt
of wearing. apparel, • he property of Robert Edward Haluir; 041
levy Abrahams, Esther Janet, and Sarah Le sty, were indicted
for receiving the same, knowing them to have been ottgeti.--
Mr. Aanalst opened the pleadings. The greater pan 01 do'
goods prosh.ced were alwern to; and the Jury, after a Sh' C
'libation, find t.II the prisoners Colby, exert Len- North/co"
who was 3:illttrd.
There ate two hurdred and eighteen prhioncrs to be trio'.
R tenant a's Reroaa —Yet:en:ay the Recorder f 33 le 3 Acet
of the • following ceitot.ets under Kintner of Death iu Notelet
viz. S. Tanner, fur stabbing and cut:ing, convicted in OctYY
Session last; J. Fai•cutt, for stea'ing in a dwelling-louse ; 1-Cll'
ler,. for secreting and stealing a letter, containing a £lO props'
nary note ; l) Halliday, R. I.xelby. T. Westherstone, R-I: `
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J. Oats, J. Marshall, Hall, R. Gimore W. 'Thomas, J. CO:i
D .lmes, J. simith,T. 1 tinter , A. I ilititghatn, and J. W 004•4
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burglaries ; W. dnutb, fbr etealing in a dwelling-house, and al f".-
I wards breaking Out ; Ann Smith anal, Barney, for steal n! r_
1 irately In 5.102%; G. Freestone C. l'omkittson, and W. Rote, lc':
stealing in dwedisr•-kausee; and T. Cooper, for stabbing 3•11,
etittiy.e, .(oorvictetlb in February Sessions last) ; when .I. Le r..
' I. C.ll:li's 7'. Terve, , and T. Caihr, were ordered fur executir4 o,
Weanesday the 17th imtant. The others were tell/tied deist
pitta.ure -41. Swaim y, convicted at the last Admiralty
was reported, Ltd respired. _
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The Officers of the !top! Army who have received
certificates from the Duke de Berri of having joined
lies standard in Belgium are to wear a ring suspended
by a white and blue striped ribbon to their watch-
chains.

The Douanieri, on the 23.1 instant, arrested at
Roussy, on the Moselle, a merchant of Mrt2, for in-
troducing into France twelve numbers of a Foreign
Gazette, which were found in a carriage coming from
Luxembourg. This individual was conducted to
Thionville before the King's Procurateur.

• COAL, MARKET, APRIL 3.
•Shlpe at Market. Ships :okl. Pries.
litt Newcastle 114 355. od. to 494 2
3ander/aad 0 We. od to es od.
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HIGH WATER TO-MORROW AT LONDOXBRIIXII
-Morning - o minus after ?
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. 'Afternoon • , 33 minutes alter 7
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