Star.
London, England, 1818-07-11 00:00:00

MUNICH, JUNE 27.

PRIVATE LETTER.
" The dispute between the Crown Prince of Bava-
ria and Prince Beluliarnois, which had become very
serious, has at length been terminated by command
of the King.
" In the preamble to the new Constitution granted
to the people by his Majesty, through the mediation
of General Wiede, the names, titles, and coneltions
of the Princes of the House of Bavaria, are enume-
rated, with the exception of Beauharnois, who was
in cnnsequeuce induced to remonstrate. The origin
of this affair was traced to the Crown Prince. Beau-
liarnois's mime, however, is still omitted in the Con-
stitution of Bavaria. The King goes to Baden to.
morrow for the benefit of the waters, together with
the Crown Prince. Beauharnois, who is gone to take
possession of the Principality of Eichstett, recently
given to him by the King, will follow shortly. Beau-
harnois
is now Prince of Eichstett and Duke of
Leichtenberg.
Lavalette lives in close retirement with General
Drouet, on an estate purchased by the latter at Isioch,
about three b tes from Munich,

_ There era; a fife on Sunday at St. Clond. Bou-
t Beauliarnois is building a magnificent palace in
logne, and neudon. The King rode throng:l these
Munich. The new Theatre is liUsvise nearly corn.
plated ;it is built by subscription. The Crown Prince three towns in a calaehe. He returned at six o'clock
and Prince Beauharnois were liberal subscribers. through the Park of St. Cloud, while the water-
" A demand has been made upon the King of Ba- works were still playing. An immense crowd had
varia by the town of Dusseldorf, seconded by the
collected to see him. He was every where received'
King of Prusda, fin the restoration of all the pictures
with unanimous acclamations, and with reiterated
belonging to the Gallery, and which were sent from
thence 17 years ago, when the French first invaded cries of Vise le Iloi ! rivent lea Bourbons !
the Netherlands, and for greater safety were de- The Duke of Richelieu, the English Ambassador,
posited at Munich. The Ktng of Bavaria resists the the Austrian Ambassador, and Count Palmella the
'demand, until a very large debt due to him for the
Portuguese Ambassador to the Court of Naples, had
maintenance of the Army of the Low Countries be
a conference yesterday with the Duke of*Welling-
paid. The town of Dusseldorf say, these pictures
are the property of the States, and therefore no lien ton, after which his Grace accompanied their Excel.,
can be made upon them, for the payment of a debt lencies to the house of the English Ambassador.
is, the pi
contracte
ctured by s
will ultim Governmentately be restored to . The universal opiGal- nion
Yesterday his Majesty successively transacted lau-
kry at Dusseldorf. the .
mess with the Duke of Richelieu, Count De Cazes,
"Sir John Cox Hippisley is at Munich on his return and the Minister of the Interior.
from Italy; he goes from thence to Stuttgard, and The Hanoverian Minister to the Diet at Frankfort
dies not intend to reach London till September. has notified to the Military Commission, that his
" From in undo
nubted authority I learn the Crown Prince Courtupon enjoying, in the orga-
sists henceforth
of Bavaria refused his signature to the Act, by which
nization of the troops of the Germanic Confederation,
Eugene Beauharnois is recognised by his Majesty and
Em- the same advantages as Austria, Prussia, and Ba-
the other Sovereigns of Europe as a Prince of the
pire. Beauharnojs was so indignant at this unexpected varia ; and with that view will, like those three
refusal, that he immediately went to the King, and Powers, form a separate corps, under a Commander
told him he should quit Bavaria for Warsaw to which
appointed by the said Court. This demand has been'
place he had been invited by the Emperor of Russia;
and in the mean time be caused to be suspended the ; acceded to, as well as a similar one made on the
building of. his palace and other improvements, on . part of Saxony.
which more than one thousand labourers are em- French Five per Cents. Tuesday, 75 fr.. 50 c.
ployed. The entreaties of the King at length pre- . FROM THE FRENCH FRONTIERS, JULY 3.
veiled, and the various buildings have been resumed. '
The Duke of Wellington is gone, with several of
The architect from Milan is returned, and all is
his Aid-de-Cam ps, to Paris, whence it is said he will
right again.
Beauhamois's income is six hundred thousand go to England. The Duke is still engaged in his'
pounds sterling per annum, every guinea of which mediation for the arrangement of the differences be-
lie spends its Bavaria, where he is idolized." I men Spain and Portugal, the termination of which

in an amicable manner, is greatly urged by Great
Britain and Russia.
No doubt is entertained but that his Grace will be
present at the meeting of the Monarchs at Aix-la-
Chapelle, in order to declare in person his opinion
respecting the evacuation of the French territory by
the Allied troops.
A part of the Russian contingent is now encamped
near Maubeuge, and in the camp, entertainments are
given from time to time, at which the most distin-
guished inhabitants arc present. The Russian corps
is remarkable for its fine appearance and strict dis-
cipline.--We learn that another division of seven or
'eight hundred men, belonging to the Austrian ccrps
in Alsace, has gone over the Rhine ; so that that
corps is now far from complete.