Star.
London, England, 1810-06-28 00:00:00

LONDON.

ERRATA.—By a typographical error, the killed and wounded,
mentioned to the first column of the letter front St. Maura, in
tie STAR of yesterday, were mis-stated—read as followsi
35th Regiment—none killed or wounded.
Royal Calabrese-3 Officers, and 20 Privates wounded; 2 Pri-
vates killed.
Grecian Light Infantry---3 Officers and 23 rank and file wounded;
2.men killed.
De' koll's—none killed or wounded.

my established in the districts of Eastern Galicia.
which have been just ceded to Asa. Power, has
already set our, with the exception of from three to
four thousand men, who remain intartisons. Ac-
cording to, orders lately received 'fiont St. Peters.
burgh,
,the army is immediately to march for the
Banks of the Danube; because the continuation of
the war between the Porte and Russia, is considered
ion/table. •

An article from namburglt states, that the scheme
of marrying FtuatbuiD the Vllth to the daughter
of LUCIEN BCOIAPARTE, has
.been abandoned, and
that she and her father have returned to Italy.

American papers to the 29th May have been re-
ceived, but the ant, novelty which they present is a
copy of the correspondence between Marquis
WEL-
LESLEY and Mr. PINKNEY, relative to the recal of Mr.
JACKSON, from which we have given some interesting
documents.

The American Government, as appears by their
official paper the National Intelligences-, are dissatisfied
with the mode of the concession. The fact is this:
there are people in America resolved to seek hostili-
ties with England ; but we know by numerous letters
that all the respectable and wealthy people, particu-
larly in the Northern States, highly approve of the
conduct of our Government —if they disapprove
at all, it is at the concessions we have made to men
whose threats ought to have been despised, and whose
measures of enmity against Britain have been pro-
ductive of nothing but calamity to the Americans
themselves, and particularly to- those engaged in
commercial pursuits. This conduct of the American
Government has been most ably and freely exposed
in a pamphlet recently published at Boston.
Three grounds of complaint are stated in the Offi-
cial Paper—First, That Mr. JICKSON is not to be
succeeded by a Minister of rank and talents, but by
a Charge diAffaires.-2d, That the recal of Mr.
JACKSON is not immediate.-3d, That no expl
is given of the disavowal of Mr. ERSKINE'S arrange-
ment.

An article from Boston, May 28, states that Cap-
tain PLACE arrived at New York on the 22d, from
the Havannah, with information, that two days be-
fore he sailed, that port was open to America ; and
it was said the Government and Council had deter-
mined to take off the ad valorem duty of 34 per Cent.
on imports in American bottoms, and to fix the duty
of 15 per Cent. on dry goods, and 10 per Cent. on
provisions. This regulation was supposed to be in
consequence of the news of the French being nnr
Cadiz, and it was believed that in the event of the
enemy being successful, an independent Government
would he es'ablished at the Havannah.

The Washington letters confirm the report of dis-
sentions in the Republican Cabinet. The PRESIDENT
and Mr. &Mil/ have differed, and the latter has left
the seat of Government.

Dispatches had arrived at Washington from France,
announcing •the appointment of General Demount:lt
as Minister to the United States.

Yesterday, at two o'clock, the NINo held a private
Levee at the Queen's Pilace.
The following had the honour of being presented
to his MAJESTY :
Sir EDWIN BAYNTBN SANDI'S, on his being created a Ba•
ronet, and on his being appointed Lieutenant-Colonel-Comman-
dant of the Eastern Battalion of the Oxfordshire Local Militia,
by Lord Charles Spencer.
The Earl of Rot-tits, on coming to his title.
Lieutenant Mgr; nes, of the 2d Regiment of Life Guards, on
his pt °mod on.
Sir JOHN Cox, Bart. of the Life Guards, on his promotion.
Sir Tuo at AS M. WILSON, Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant
of the Blackheath Local Militia.
Brigadier-General GLXDSTANES, Quarter-Master-General of
the Leeward islands, on his return to England.
Mr. Br it KLLLY l'A (it; .r, on his appointment as a Lord of the
Treasu re.
Mr. kFNRICK, on his appointment as Master of the King's
Household.
Vire-Adiniral Mua RAY, on his promotion.
His MAJESTY held a Privy Council, and gave au-
' diences to Mr. PEitclex.ti., the rest of the Cabinet Mi-
nisters, and Mr. SUTTON, who took his MAJESrv's
command upon some Courts Martial.
Monday, arrive:l at Edinburgh,. her Grace the
Duchess of MoNTROSE and family.
The Duke of ALBUQUERQUE went into the City on
Tuesday, to view the Bank and India House. Upon
his arrival at the Bank, he was received at the door