Star.
London, England, 1816-07-12 00:00:00

BRUSSELS, JULY 6.

The Duke of Wellington is expected at his head.
quarters at Cambray, in a fortnight, on his return
from England. His Grace will then go to Sedan,
the head-quarters of the Prussian artny i and then to
Colmar, the head-quarters of the Austrians.

Before -the Duke of Wellington left France, he
gave the necessary initructions to General Murray.
who has the chief command during his absence.
Since the first of this month, an express, with dis-
patches for the Field-Marshal, is dispatched daily
from Calais, where vessels are constantly in readiness.
The Prince of Hesse, Commander of the Danish
Contingent, has returned' from Paris to his head-
quarters at Douay.
We learn from the French frontiers, that the evil-
disposed are now again M3le than ever employing
all kinds of means, by the spreading of false reports,
to keep the inhabitants of the country in alarm and
agitation. At one time they affirm that an insurrec-
tion has broken out in the South of France, and that
the insurgents are marching against Paris ; then, that
• the Austrian and Prussian contingents are going
-home; lastly, the departure of the Field-Marshal has
given them an opportunity to report that he will not
return ; that the British and Russian contingents
will quit France, and abandon the Bourbons to
their late.
All these reports, artfully, and at the same time
confidently spread, cause an agitation. in people's
minds, which is really alarming to the friends of the
good cause; many of these ill-Disposed persons have'
been arrested and imprisoned at Rheims and Amiens.
French Flanders and Artois continue to give proofs
of attachment to the King ; both these provinces have
lately furnished fine detachments, consisting of young
men of good families,' and designed for the Royal
Guard.
'l'he sittings of the Provincial Assemblies of West
Flanders, Hainault, and Namur, have been succes-
sirely opened at Bruges, Mons, and Namur.

VIENNA, JUNE 24.
We learn from Constantinople, that the Russian
Ambassador, Count Itahusky, is recalled, and is
going to Rome oa a mission from his Court. He is

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ttceeeded ,by Mr. Stroganoff. padre he lett tvol,
sta,ntineer., M. de Itolinsly delivered to the Divan,
an ofkeinl note, to assure them of the pacific Wet.;
tin*: of the Cabinet of St. Petenburgh. The Mi•
nister says, in this note, that the Emperor, his master,
has no other wish than to tee Europe at peace; after
the violent agitations which it 114 s buffered. This de-
claration has given very great satisfaction to the Sub-
lime Porte.

FRANKFORT, JULY 1.
Field-Marshal Count Bellegarde is arrived here;
his Excellency is Tei 111 fling to Vienn4.
A great many French Officers have lately passed
the Ithine, at Kehl, to retain to France. They
came from Hungary and Moravia, where they were,
detained as ptiioners of war, having served andel
Murat in his mad expedition. It is at the interces-
sion of the King of France that they have recovered
their liberty and permission to return to their own
country.

They write from Darmstadt as follows Off
exchanges with Pi ussia are concluded, and it is be-
lieved that the giving up of our new acquisitions will
take place on the 15;h of this month. Our Grand
Duchy acquires a most precious possession by the
cession of the salt works of Creuznach : the want of
an article so necessary as salt, rendered us hitherto
tributary to a neighbouring Power."