Star.
London, England, 1818-06-05 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1818.
THE FUNDS.
PRICE OW STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCE :

Reduced 78}—Consols for Opening 791/
8} per Cents. 88u-4 per Cent. 960
Navy Anna. 108-H—lndia Bonds 87 89 pr.
Exch. Bills 17 21 pr —Omnium }} pre.

The Paris Papers of Tuesday last arrived this
morning.
A Frankfort article states, that the Princess ADE-
LAIDE DE MEININGLN is to set out towards the middle
of the present month, accompanied by the Duchess,
her mother, for London, where her marriage with
the Duke of CLARENCE, will be celebrated.

The King of BAVARIA has issued an Ordinance,
restoring to the towns and rural communes their an-
cient rights of chasing their own Burgomasters and
other Magistrates, and of managing their own police.i
1 his is said to be the preliminary to the establish-
ment of the New Constitution for Bavaria, which
was expected to be published on the 28th ult.
The publication of the letter of the Grand Duke
of BADEN, and of the King of BAVARIA, is stated
to have produced a great sensation in all Germany.
It has given rise to the publication of some itterest-
ing reflections, which come from a German Lawyer
of eminence, the object of which seems to be to de-
fend the claims of the Court of Bavaria, on the
ground that in the Treaties of accession to the Grand
Affiance, in 1813, Bavaria was promised a complete
indemnity for all its cessions, which was not the case
with Baden. •

French 5 per cents. Monday, 69 fr. 45 c.

Mails from Holland and Flanders arrived this fore-
noon, from the Papers brought by which the follow-
ing are Extracts :
BRUSSELS, MAY SS.

After the arrival of the Duke of Wellington at
Cambray, he gave a commission to Colonel Jones,

one of his Aide-de-Camps, to inspect our southern
fortresses. The number of workmen is every where
increased, in order to proceed with more speed.

It is reported that the French Government is also
proceeding to repair its fortifications ; they are much
dilapidated, and stand in great need of some repair.
MAY 31.—His Imperial Highness the Grand Duke
Michael of Russia arrived here yesterday evening,
with a uumerous suite.

BRUSSELS, JUNE 1.

The Grand Duke Michael has made but a very
short stay in this city. He departed again yesterday
afternoon, with his whole suite, to visit the Russian
Head-quarters at Maubeuge.

HAGUE, MAY 31.

His Majesty has ordered, by a resolution of the
28th of May, that solemn thanksgivings shall lig
performed in all the churches on the asitivesary
the battle of Waterloo (on the 18th of June) this
year. The Minister of the Interior and the Director-
General of the Concerns of the "Alarmed and of the
Roman Catholic Worship, are enjoined to provide
for the execution of this order.
GHENT, )(AY al.

It is asserted that M. Cambaceres will receive an
act of amnesty, but subject to some limitations. He
goes first to Holland, then to the waters of Aix-la-
Chapelle, thence to Switzerland ; after this he is to
make a tour through Italy, to visit the kingdom of
tlaples, and then he may Min to France. He lives

11...
I now at Brussels, like a Christian philosopher who
has renounced the world and its vanities.

General Boyer has obtained, instead of his act of
banishment, a military furlough to remain in the
Netherlands as long as his affairs render it necessary,
and with permission to receive his pension.

A Mail from Hamburgh also arrived at a late hour
to-day. The King of Plumate left Berlin on the
27th ultimo for Moscow, where he is expected to ar-
rive on the 16th of June. The chief military com-
mand is given, in his absence, to Prince WILLIAM,
his MAntsris second son, and the chief direction of
civil affairs to Prince HAanxtrarao.--Hamburgh