Star.
London, England, 1816-09-27 00:00:00

COM-MERCY, SEPTEMBP is.

For some days past we have had in this town a
great many Prussian Oißcers, not belonging to our'
garrison, who are said to be holding a council of war.
—There are among them two Generals, the Colonel,
Major, and other officers of the West Prussian Dra.
goons, (No. 1 ),. who are quartered at Tbionville.
We will not allow ourselves to repeat what Is pub-
lirly said of the object of this meeting, we shall wait
till it has made _known' its. decision. On the 19th
there will be still greater concourse of strabgers.

at 'Axes from Gibraltar, dated .tl•e 12th' instant,
reeeHved tliif morning, Couteacnicates several new par-
dupl.'s* sine,: the late glorious states,
44 that after the victory, la ftutaiber of our pooplis
been permitted to land, but that the it:habitat:too had
grossly insulted them, ard.a,sed every means to -pro.
yoke s quarrei—they had-thrown mud, kicked dtst,
and even .Fred at them. Our seamen bore all those
' insults with the utmost patience, as Lord ET:arnurn
reqtrited tli.ey would by no means get involved in a
quarrel. The state of the Mole and forti6catioPs is
most deplorable, - being nearly demolished ; and
the Light-house is knocked to pieces. The hr.
PREGNABLE was placed opposite to two tier °that.
series, the upper..part of which she soon cleared;
but the Algerines were so completely secured below,
that it was impossible to dislodge them :.the ship has
suffered dreadfully, and • about thirty-fiv.e men have
died of their wounds on huari her s:rce the official
returns. She fired near 10,000 c.wnnn balls; and the
• .riter firmly believes that over y one did its execution.
Lord Exo:ourat continued off Algiers, but by this
time it is supposed hi: Lordship has al-rived at Gibral•
tar. The whole of the Biltish fleet is much cut op,
and mist continue at the latter place for repairs.-;--
The Impregnable is the only one of the fleetthat had
arrived a the was getting in new masts."

Yesterday the PRINCE REGENT gave audiences to
the Dyke of Yottx and Viscount CASTLEREAGiI at
Carlton House.
Tuesday afternoon, their Royal Highnesses the
-Duke 'of' Cagantotia, and Duke and Duchess of
GLOLICIATEN, arrived on a visit to their Royal and
Serene Highnesses the Princess CHARLOTTE and
Prince LEOPOLD, at Clermont. The Duke -of Coil-
Intat.san's hand, that of the 16th Regiment of Light
Dragoons, arrived Irons Kew,. on the same day...—
There was a grand concert in the evening. Her Royal
Highness 'the Princess Cunnt.orts presided at the
grand piano forte, which she, accompanied by her de-
lightful and melodious voice, with 'great judgment
.and effect. Oa Wednesday forenoon, the whole of
the Royal Party breakfasted in the Garden House,
after which they took a ride in open carriages (which
were in readiness on the occasion) round the park
and plantations, and returned in the evening to din.
nor, when they were joined byher Royal Highneuthe
Duchess of Your., who arrived from Oadands. His
Royal Highness the Duke of •Cususau.sen's band
played during the evening. At eleven o'clock,- the
Duchess of Ironic left Claremont for Oatlands. *Yes-
terday afternoon, < their Highnesses the Duke and
Dutheu of Gsoucarran, left Claremont, for Bag-
shot Lodge, as did also the Duke of CAMBIUM% Mt
London. Their Royal and Serene Highnesses are
highly delighted with Claiemont. Including the
house, park, and pleasure grounds, it is, without ez•
ception, one of the pleasantest seats •in England.—
The great diversity of rural scenery, combined with
the grand and extensive views from almost all parts
of the plume grounds, renders it a most enchanting
scene. Her Royal Highness passes four or &turbofan
every day in the &awe grounds, and is mad%
great improvements. Between SO and $a Itlsa fare
cinatantly ensitioyed.

. ebtrrit Asette,A.
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Is7.tlie. diecinatt'Odeti. teased Ire* WeiMetaayi
047.sioadets; the
itiOn of. the. Parif;l4.4lo.. lepreeintlid as in 4.0 i
maimt;oed te letters, howeber, from Net
.A letter of the 14th of July,
(1*4:1•4 GMirk*.leignes only from the city of CS-
tammaeptosenta all BOLIVAR'S schemes as having been
Woolly ftesttated. It stated that he *as again, on the
• Igthlalycht attempting to penetrate into the intetiors
cOmpktelitooted by the royalist 'troops—that on she
11 th tlii,ineiirg,ts fortified themselves Nader the
skater of Abeir• vessels, but were pressed so bard, that
of SOO tit° • debarked/ only 200 escaped--that several
of -the-prisoners were* elm. to the Caraccas—that on
the-12th there *as grOt staughtei among the insur-
gents, and that bloaos.es bad pat the sword all who
could. not embark.