Star.
London, England, 1816-03-13 00:00:00

SWITZERLAND, FEBRUARY ft

One of cur Ydpers announces that the inhabitants
of Huninguen have just obtained the certainty that
their wishes will be fulfilled. It appears that Hunin-
gnen will be declared a free town and that in concert
ith the Court of &Wen, a bridge will be there thrown
over the Rhine. These advantages will not fail to
repeople and to embellish the town. The value of
houses has already increased considerably.

The Government of the Canton of Neuchatel has
just taken a resolution relative to the individuals be-
longing to that Canton, who, being in the service of
France, continued during the crisis to serve the
Usurper.
It has ordered, that the Officers wbo forgot their
duty shall be arrested and put to their trial—on the
other hat.l it has ordered marks of its satisfaction to
be given to those who preserved an honourable con-
duct on this occasion.
GENOA, FEBRUARY 21. •
The English troops•who were still here, and did
duty jointly with those of his Majesty the King of
Sardinia, are mostly gone, and the rest are on the
point of ernbarkatisin. Their admirable conduct, and
the constant harmony which the British troops always
maintained with our garrison, makes their departure
generally regretted; and justice demands that we pay
them the tribute of our smear gratitude for the main-
tenance of public tranquillity and good order, which
were w frequently threatened at an earlier period.

Yesterday Major M.Litt./ arrived at the Foreign
Office, in Downing-street, with dispatches from 110 A.
Mr. CLOUD, the King's Messenger, arrived yester-
day morning in Downing-street, with dispatches from
Paris.

' The Message to Parliament, on the subject of the
approaching nuptials of Prince LEOP3I.I) and the
Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES, may be expected
shortly after the important business of the Income-
Tai is disposed of. It is now rumoured that the Par-
liamentary Settlement, on the august parties, will be
£74,000 per annum :---850.000 of this sum will be
paid to the Comptroller of,their Household ; and
£12,000 to each as pocket-expenses.
Friday, previous to their leaving this country, their
Imperial Highnesses the ARCHDUKES visited the Ar-
senal, ice. at Woolwich, and witnessed the pruviiig
of several guns and the firing of two Congrevc rockets,
and appeared highly pleased with the result. After
visiting the Repository, &c. the ARCHDUKES pro-
ceeded with their attendants.to the Royal Militaty
Academy, where they expressed the highest iidmira-
don of thedrawings and engravings belonging to the
grand Trigonometrical Survey, which had been con-
veyed to ‘Voolwich for their inspection.
Saturday morning, about ten o'clock, the Arch-
dukes, attended by Prince ESTERHAZY, the Anstrian
Ambassador, visited Chatham ank-Yatd, and were
received, under a salute from the cannon on o.e lines,
by Commissioner Sir Rcattitr IlanLow, who was in
readiness to attend and conduct them through the
Yard. Every part worthy of notice was pointed out
to them, particularly the saw-mill, which they in.
spected very attentively for a considerable time; the
Archduke JOMI being very inquisitive; and noting in
writing many observations. The inspection of the
Dock. Yard being finished, after taking some refresh-
ment at the Commissioner's house, their Imperial
Highnesses accompanied Colonel PAISLEY to the fl rat-
ing bridges, in order to view the effect of a torpedo,
which had been placed in readiness in the Medway ;
when the explosion, which took place with great force,
seemed to occasion much astonishment to the illus-
trious visitors. Their Imperial Highnesses then pro-
' seeded to inspect the bomb-proof barracks, and part
of the lines, and afterwards continued their route for
Dover, where they arrived in the evening..

THE ARMY.

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The BerkslthirMiliti4 marcl.ed intolte,&_l
Friday. and are to be disent,tod,ed tn.m. 'Et
One of the greatest instances et atfectigic
was displayed -on the death of Ca2tain
who fell in the most g.-t;lant inalmer at tnei.ll
Waterloo. n A you, °dicer of his Ittinieut
69111) had been treated I,y him ~ithrartindir
tion ; and he was so hffi.ct-d !ey hie dea tt: its
could no longer bear thy s,glit 4I that
absolutely exciwilged his regim'.nr,
every motive of itprti and espettatiou to 4isjytia
to stay in the 69th.

NAVAL IArI'ALLICENCI.

FALMOUTH: MARC 4 Is.
Arrived the Gipsey,l3l“AvN, Loth Suaded.44;
Wellford picker, fromh 4 or.i; ..dLit,
BAIN, trona Poute.-,—Wisid W. ligat bresessa444l4
pI.Y.AI:)UTH. MARCH U.
Arrived sevcr4l sail of vessels iroal
"'gig
oulward.k,und, and remain. Alto 4trived siicso
its: ships NlAolctexse and VLNGililt. hue FIN
ITlntlth ; gr.d tlajest)'s ship MueQuaos wit
cru

von rSMOII fH, MAN CR It •
Arrived t!•.e Galen, Taaoar, Ira, the ,„
BJSEOII. No sailings.—.Vm.4 S.V. Limit
MAL. MARCH as. *oh.
Pitt hick by coatro y wind thc..
for New Y, rk, and rem.imt in the
Nlajebt}'s slips as b:•ore.--Wilvi S tithrink.
HARWICH, MARCH I«
the Vi Boin,,
from London to Atri,tf..rd-!m.—Wini W. -

GRAVE-END, MAP ..`1 I Tz.
Sailed the P. rseveraree, Ninter,
.“.41 a; Dh w t
Ulu-, tur Mad,ira ; llthertita, Joon Matra;
W. Alin,on, tor Rott•sltani ; Cato, l'd. . ior,ist„4
::pani-h Patriot, It. Derriii,, for Cadiz; Dar., i.l,eaft,'
Ai rica, It etal.liswmeot, C. G.rard, Dintaw; a not.l,
ter, for Stettin ; V‘rmtchtiug, N. de Nam, for kootent.%;.
Jo:.ge Klasitieir.e, H. A. hub, for Anis ei dam ; 4;4 "hm
lino, H. Brain, lot Ostend.--Arrive4 y'sstit itaris
from iLe Cape; and roe Hattl, from cork.
APPO•Iti ' S.
Captain J. H. T it, of the lut,on, is appointed to toomrlii
P:qur, at Plymouth, and will assume csesunaud es insktim
the fcrnier ir.on the W.,t
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I.leternant Jul:a Scutt (10, to
Lleuttnate. P. Cmtling fr, nt Pdttuiut to t:te Ferri'
I.lrutemint Moure, to :tit itift.nrau.

Lieutenant Weave►, to ate kreuii,

Mr. Leslie, Surd-on, trom the Pa• toles to the Severs
Mr. 'l. P. Creagh, Surgeol, to the kurtlx.

A reduction of between one and two hunerel m •t is tali/
place in the ars•znal at Chatham, is ss 1l as a e
Von in wars; ?hie is the case also in the wipsle of the I:1.,
Dock Yards.

The following reducCon h ordered to be made in tin tide
of artificers employed in Ms Majesty's D icklard a
mouth, vit. 91 sbipwrie t%, 51 carptmers, 4 rassyet•,l7 tan:
smiths, 12 cau!lt.ms, 1 t from fp woni mils 6 Irnm rheas
mills, 9 joiners, 7 ecavelme.;, 4 I.r.chiayers, 19 brichitne L.
burners, 1 tiger, 9 riters' labourers, 2 paimeri, !pixels*
ntillwrigh.s, I plumber, :; masena, 1 pi:ds.heattr, st,l
7 oakern-boys. The svliol: of these discharged menwii'relal
one week's pay las roldilon to what may be (Int In theinu ere
ler. Their a:4 :,!i:age commenced on Satnnlly rime.% be.
Capt.iin Dix (with another C iptain and ,ear{
Lieutenants not yet named), has been appinzt a
the command of the ships in ordinary at Chltlern:
this is a new appointment, tot considered neeestlyf r
0 e well conducting the men ?rwiloyed on boird p
ships, as well as for' the hemr cat: of the shin
themselves.

Last night a Flanders Mid arrived, villch combs
the follnvving Letter from Paris, o", 1 Itch 4:
" The arrest of tile bookseller !Inbuilt hos St 4 tn
an important discnverv, and wtkh. in the iwarut.
tion of hia trial, Ilia lead to explonutiols and du( -
veries upon the events which led the way last yesroo
the return 01 lionariorte to France. The fact d
which proof is obrair.ed is the t,,flowing; Itatbd
was the secret agent of certain pets•o.s in Pam, uio
corresponded with the Is'and Ott Elb t ; lie mode mans
joitrnies t hi:l.er to carry disp mid totdrori
with instructions, apparently in.,igniticant, hotosiodo
had a ke!, known ro thotoe initiated in this c topiracy.
All these cir:urnstaaces will be detailed befol the
Ptevotal Court, and will give this trial in ee Heron.
since and interest than if the question nter,ly u.t, to
punish same in'arecioa
The election for a Member for Lewes. Sus es,ons•
menced on Monday. The candid rtes are Ss Jvitc
SIIELLEY and Mr. ScArturr. The sl:e.e of hands so
in favour of the 1,-tter, but the tormer &minded a
poll. The close of the first day wos ;

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Far Mr. SCARLET '42 —ro: 6.r J. :-:471'..cy
The magnificeat Theatre of St. Coat les, %1N
the largest in the world, was totally destroyt.l tim
on the 14th ult. Happily nol;vea w..re lost.
COVENT GARDEN TILEAI new Mitt,ol
Drama, called Guy Mannering (taken from the N 4'l
of that name) was petformcd fur the first tintel4
night. It possesses much interest, and .bound' is
effective incident, aided by the fascination of music,
and the best performance the House affords. !lc.'
not fail proving of lasting attraction. •
CnitN-Exclt.‘ NCR, MARCII 13.—Thete Icialtc'
ration in the ;mice of Wheat this morning, althoig'A
the supply was small. Barley w.ts not so ready s-:ie
as on Monday, having but few buyers at market, gal
the quantity left over being rather large. IA D:ah
Peas, and Oats, there is au variation.

YORK SPRIN MEE riNJ, 1816
1.
The Cold Cup, value 100 gs, by a Subscrirttn Kitt:l •
surplus to be paid in spec.e, fur borne;, sce.of 46r3.
miles.
Lord Scarborough's b: h. Catton, aged, Sst. I slb.
ISir M. M. Syke.'s gr. f. by Camillo,, 4 yr. u.d, ;st.
Colonel King Millard, 4 yrs old, 7st. I b.
k Sir H. Neltharpe's b. g. Eve:luting, Ly I.uck'. All, 4 yti
std..
Mr. Gat forth's gr. c. by Cmtilla, darn b•), Rider, 3 Irs
Mr. Frank's b. c. King Coldly Ss% eetw.ihant. 4 yr.: oltl.7''•
BET s LNG ON 'l's-1E
10 to 1 agst DucLc.s of Leven, by C..r..Sital k::•13 1
Benii.gbrough.
12 to 1 agst Duke of Leeds'. b. C. by Brawl' Dread, daw
Pegasus.
I.ast month died in Mr. Peirse's Stud, at Dedale, the two wr
luable Drool Mares, Contessina and Rosette.
Tuesday, Mr. S. ilarrett's b. g. by Ycwig Sir Peter, Igart.ll
Hon. F. Lionley's b. g. by Staintard,l2.t rach,ll:)nasilor 111';,04
over Doscaster Couree, 6 and 7to 4 agst the winner. A
Nif
race, but won easy at the end. The winner was role by
Barrates coachman, and the other by Samuel Fang

Lately, at Florence. thl Lady of the Right Honourable 104
Burgher4h, British Minister there, of a son.
Saturday, in Carey-street, the I.ady of David Pollock, of
Middle Temple, Esq. Barrister at Law, of a son.

LOtWOH: Prueed by LIVCL KIWI', Plain Place;
Pilbhthed these, and a: the Star-Uffice, Temple-Bit

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