Star.
London, England, 1818-03-27 00:00:00

DUTCH MAIL.

The accounts by the Mail of this morning an-
nounce that the claims of the subjects of Austria
against France have been finally adjusted by the ne-
gociation of the Duke of WELLINGTON, and that
Baron BARBEIR, who had gone to Paris on that bu-
siness, is about to return to Vienna.

Retrenchment continues to be the order of the day
in Holland and the Netherlands. On the 3d instant
the KING resolved, in order only to proceed with the
reduction or the public expenses, as much as good
order will allow, " that for the present and till fur-
ther orders, no proposals shall be made to him for
an increase of salaries, pensions, &c. or for filling
up vacancies; that to fill posrs which cannot be left
vacant, no persons shall be proposed except either
public Officers actually in employment, by way of
advancement, or else Officers who receive or arc en-
titled to pensions ; that no proposals for granting
pensions shall be mace, except in cases of absolute
necessity ; that the Minister of Finance lay be-
fore his Majesty a complete account of the pensions
now paid, that measures may be taken respecting
that part of the public expenditure, and for the fu-
ture diminution of it, without affecting pensions al-
ready granted."
The Datch ship of war the Amsterdam, which
sailed from Batavia on the 29th of October for Hol-
land, overtaken by a dreadful storm, was wrecked
on the coast of Africa, off Plettenberg's Bay, oil the
11th of December. Having lost her main and fore•
masts and sprung a leak in the storm, which lasted
three days, the Captain ran her into Algoa Bay, in
South Africa, about 500 miles from the Cape of
Good Hope, on the 15th. All the crew, except three
sailors, who were washed overboard, were saved ;but

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the ship went entirely to pieces on the tilizt
19th December.

About twenty houses have stopped p:i,
GOttellbUrgh ; and. in consequence, the M.,gl-•
have had a meeting, to consider in mea Is 10
the credit of the Merchants.--The
Decrees of the Government can produce nt,
but bankruptcies. Let the system be only cc
long enough, and they must dl be '
FRANKFORT, MARCH 14.
People begin to believe that the Diet
general regulations respecting the Li
Press, but that every German Goserr
left to adopt such measures in this r^
think advisable.

M. Bourcourd, Commissioner for
King of the Netherlands, made, na the
central Committee, at Mentz, a declAra:
to the resolution adopted by the Coniiiz!
the free navigation of the Rhine, in svlii
that the present system of the Netheriza,
to the duties of Customi, is infinitely fi
advantageous than the preceding system
reign trader who visits the markets of
lands has now the assurance, that she:
ed the frontier Custom-house, he does r,
the smallest difficulty in the free c(z.
disposal of his goods, and will nct
impediment from the Custom-house 01
part of the kingdom ; and that the transi
the Rhine has much increased since the
of the new system, which is proved by thi
quantity of merchandise which pare
along tLat river in 1817.

PETERSBURGII, FEBRUARY
The Emperor will be, about the kith
of March, at Warsaw, where /-.c will rem
He will then go to o.'essa, ar.c; be but
about the time of the cxpcc:cd delivcry
cess Alexandra. The King of Prussia'
Moscow about the same time.

FEBRUARY 2S.—lt is said that priratt
China have brought accounts that the tr
with that empire, has been interrupted !,y
The Emperor has signified to the 6arcirt:entet
Finland, his approbation of the measures TEC.2
has adopted for the suppression of luxury, wbd
cannot but be injurious to that pro-i-.ce.

HAMBURGH, MARCH :7.

At Stockholm all the foreign Ambassador but
already congratulated his :Nlajc,t7 ea naaccessicato
the throne, either in person or in Nr7i:ing.

From the letters brought by the Leeward E:A
Mail yestei day, we stated that intelligence ha.i bds
received at St. Thomas's and Trkidal of the Lit
of the Patriotic army, under BGLIVAR, bef:re Ca.
labozo, in consequence of which it had vltild-rrr.%
its old position at Angustura. Some of our
poraries of this morning have published a set'..:: ci ac•
counts from the Independent party, receirea o- the
same mail, which make no mention of an; such defeat.
It will be observed, however, that these accolA
which will be found in another part of c.lr kez,
reach only down to the 12th of February, tie,
state it to have been the intention of the Pani-ts
concentrate themselves at Calabozo, in order to i•ise
battle to the Royalists, while the letters comm.:si.
eating the defeat at that place are dated
Thomas's, the 26th of February, being 16 days! VI.
The probability of such a disaster seems, therms,
to be rather strengthened than otherv.-:se, by that
accounts.

While the Independent cause is thus struete
the North, it is some compensaCe^ to find, thvio
whole of South America, on the South-side of the
great River (Rio de la Plata) is now entireli
from the Spanish yoke. The two conqueri, :tr:ts
of Buenos Ayres, under the command of !Le
brated Generals SAN MARTIN and Bz LeF No.
conquered the extensive province of Chili, are scs
on its Northern borders, and upon the eve of :oz-
mencing operations against the Royalis:s is the Fo*
wince of Peru; so that Lima, with its pld...:l'artes:l,
may soon be expected to form auoths; 111 in the
chain of Republican dominion.

• The Patties Itsorwr returned to town from 11.4J-
sor on Wednesday night. His Royal liighr.,!,s v.
accompanied by the Duke of BEST to Keninp,a
Palace.

Yesterday the Dukes of CLMBEEL AND 21Id PENT
visited the Paincit IZEosia. at Caritou Koine.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL, Viscount CASIiritLACR,
and Count MuNsren, had audiences or he l'w.3
REGENT yesterday at Carlton'

The Duke of CLARExcx and the I.:.,scs
HENCE are on a visit to Lord and Lid; Acr'S'itt
at their seat at Bowman Lodge: near Ohl V
Tuesday the Archbishop of CANTER/Ana
grand dinner, at Lambeth Palace, to the Arcl.3l::.:z
of YoRR and all the Bishops, except the
WINCHESTER and CHICHESTER, WhO abstS
from indisposition.
The Marquis of ANGLESEA and his r
Honourable Captain PAGET, left town yester.'..
Southampton.
The AMBASSADOR from the King of CleN,
LANDS has left town for Dropmore, on a vl
Lord and Lady Gan:vim-E.
HARROW SCHOOL.-110 Governors of
having been pleased to command chi: c: a
week to the present Easter vacation, rotitc eererl
given that the School will meet on Wed:
Sth of April, instead 6f Wednesday-, the I,t .. Apr.l9
as oriLinally propoied.. . .

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INTELLIGENCE.

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,UTR, MARCH EL
ezes, and rain at times.—Arri•
, GREEN, from Tarragona for
'rincess Charlotte packet, from
we learn that the Man, lattnn,
badoes for Liverpool about the
vary last ; the Latona, Cnoss,
ail from St. Kitts about the 26th
ebecca, Rowe, was to sail from
idon the Ist March.

DUTH, MARCH 26.
Ve have had a heavy gale all
V. to N.W. which still continues,
le Roads have hitherto rode in

Prince Regent, HARRIS, from
the PrinLoss Charlotte, LAMB,
To and Tobago; ;tend the Comet,

ICH, MARCH 26.
I the Prince of Orange packet,

!Hand.

ER, MARCH 2s.
the Princess Charlotte packet,
, for Ostend, with a mail and
a last night, the brig Heureux
rith brandy, bound to Havre, in
is morning, the Trafalgar, Cap-
iptain litoirroo ; and a French
with passengers. Came in this
Neptunus, from Amsterdam,
with the loss of an anchor a id
s blown all the day very hard
bout five o'clock this evening it
le north, and now blows heavy.
IL, 'MARCH £6.
breezes and squally.—Arrived
m Leghorn, and sailed for the
y contrary winds, the Phoenix,
.; Lord Cathcart, BIIOWN, for
is, WICKENDIN, for St. Kites ;
Downs with the rest of the out-
.. Four o'clock, quite moderate.
has just shifted from S.W. to N.
nd are preparing to sail.

ATE, MARCH 46.
rived in our Roads the Spanish
m Cadiz, and has landed pas.
fudispensable, Kull, from the
supplied
with an anchor and
e ships have sailed this morning