Star.
London, England, 1816-08-19 00:00:00

HAGUE, AJOUST in,

Her Majesty the Queen of the Netherlands is arri-
ved with the Princess Mai iinne at the Castle of Loo,
on ber return from Berlin.

DUNKIRK, AUGUST in.
His Excellency the Minister at War has written a•
letter to the Marquis de Jumilhac, stating that the
complaints he bas made concerning the English
cruisers who have pursued the smugglers on the
coasts and almost into the ports of the 16th Military
Division, have been laid before the British Amhassa-
dor, and that the Marquis d'Osmond has applied to
the British Government. These steps have had the
desired effect, and the Lords Commissioners of the ,
Admiralty have issued a Circular, disapproving of
the tonduct of the officers who have failed in respect
to the French Government, and have violated its
territory, and they expressly forbid them, under the
most rigorous penalties, to land on the CORS'S of
France or to enter its ports to reconnoitre ot capture
smuggling vessels, or from any other reason what-.
Oa, or to commit under any pretext acts of hostility,
even against smugglers, at the distance of less than
one league from the coasts of France.
The English Government has likewise-given satis-
faction upon another affair wholly foreign to the
subject of your letter but which equally proves its
intention to maintain the good understanding between
the two States. (Signed)
The Marshal Duke of FBLTiti.

Charlestown Papers to the 21st ult. arrived this
day. The following are extracts

CHAR! ESTOWN, )ULY 20.
We learn by a Gentleman from the Westward,
that a party.of the Creek warriors, from 500 to 1000
Wong, under the gallant Chief M.lntosh, contem-
plated marching early in this month against the hos-
tile Indians in Florida (the Seminobs), and had given,
assurattees that they would capture and destroy the
obnoxious tort on Appaluchichola Bay. Mott of the
hostile Indians were said to be on a visit at Pensacola,
where the 600 Spanish trosps had lately arrived.

Saturday afternoon the Hecate sloop of war, Cap-
tain MATTHEWS, arrived at Portsmouth, from the
East Indies, the Cape of Good Hope, and &. Helena.
The Hecate staid, a fortnight at the Cape of Good
Hope to make good some defects occasioned by bad
weather on. her passage from Point de Galle—left
TrincomaleelCeylon) 20th March, and St. Helena
30th June. Previously to her leaving Madras, the Ze-
bra, Capt. Batmen, had arrived there from Calcutta,
to convey General Sir THOMAS HYSLOP to. Bengal,
to take the command of the army; it being appre-
hended that the war Would be renewed, for the se-
Bond time, with the Nepaulese. Vie Cornwallis,
Termagant, and Philomrl, were lying at Madras :
the Philomel had been ashore on the Sunder.
bonds, in the Hoogiy. and wee nearly lost there.
—The Leda, (Commodore Salim), and the Came-
leaf were left at Trincomalee ; the Alpheus and
Revolutionaire were at Bombay, repairing ;* the
Horatio was at Manilla. None of the ships for the
Peace service bad arrived in India ;• but, previous to
the Hecate leaving the Cape, the Orlando, Iphigenia,
and Conway, had passed that place for TrincoMalee.
—The Plleam and Spey were lying at the Cape. The
Hecate lett St. Helena 11 days after the Northumber-
land (Sir GEORGE Cocueaw); and the intelligence
she brigs from that interesting spot is, that &ma,.
PARTE continued to cosine himself to his habitation,
and the bounds fur exercise, whieh.did net subject
him to the attendance of any but his watt companions.
He appeared to have a much stronger aversion to the
visits or interposition of the Foreign Commissioners
who quilted from England with Sir PULTKWET MAL-
cola( than to those of any British (Kerr to whose
inspection only he bad before been subjected. The
Orontes had sailed to relieve the Icarus at the hie of
France. The Metcalfe homeward•bound Indiamao

had arrived at St. Helens with lour private traders,
but ooly one of them was allowed to anchor. The
others were supplied with water from the slaps of war
11,1 fig there. The Falmouth, and several other lea,
sell from England, were .in sight of St. Helena when
MC Hecate came away. .The merchant ship Blon-
heinh•Of Losdont PList Master. was 'poles by the
Hecate is lat. 34.-lus.

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