Star.
London, England, 1816-04-20 00:00:00

GERMAN. PAPERS.

A biap from. Hollanctareved this morning. The
:,1 igienigence brought by tote German Papers is rather
' interesting than usual , We subjoin the fol.
iefing extracts:
VIENNA, APRIL S.
'Sy accounts frons Verona of the SOth of March,
the situation of her Majesty, the Empress, had so
t •
• greatly improved, that all hearts indulged in the
d pope that the danger was nearly over. At seven in
Ilia evening the following Bulletin was publi.hed
f. • This day has passed so favourably that her Majesty
I be Empress has reposed tw• hours. ' The danger
basytherefore, given way to better symptoms, and we
gay look with.hope to a cure so ardently desired."
BRUSSELS, APRIL. Is.
Among the troops forming the.first line of the
right wing of the Army of Occupation, some move.
pots have taken place, occasioned, as we hear, by
rbe approaching arrival of the Duke of Wellington.
' These motions have again given occasion for the
spreading of all kinds of reports, which are without
my foundation whatever. Since the introduction of
•
. Aprons measures against those who propagate
/ alarming reports, Picardy is in general much more
tranquil. •

Within these few days there has been another sei-
- sere on the French frontiers, of some bales of ma.
lefrandize, ins which were concealed a great many
'Vies of the Journals that are prohibited in France.
' We hear that the line of the French douaniers along the
frontiers is to be strengthened by some detachments
d the regiment of hussars at Lisle.
• The French exiles arc successively leaving this
city. It seems, however, that Cambaceres has oh.
• tained leave to settle here, as well as Cochon L'Ap_
parent, formerly prefect of Antwerp.
FRANKFORT. APRIL il.

The Emperor of Austria has appointed the Count
de Buol Schauenstein, (his Envoy Extraordinary at
the Courts of Hanover and Cassel) definitively his
Minister to the Diet of the German Confederation.
HANOVER, APRIL 6.

General Ameil, lately brought in prisoner. is the
same who is so well known by the exactions of which
he-was guilty in, the North of Germany. It was his
troops, that alter sharing in the plunder of Lubeck,
came loaded with spoil to the gates of Hamburgh
and demanded admittance into that city, which was
avoided by giving them a good sum of money. M.
Ameil was taken on his flight from Luneburg to
Tonningen, where it seems he intended to embark for
Stockholm with a Swedish passport. He served
under Bernadotte. It is thought that our Ministry
.ill notify his capture to the Freneh Ministry, and
that the latter will demand that he shall be given
up. This is what Ameil particularly dryads.--

It may be remembered, that on the first appearance
of Bonaparte he joined him. and even kd bii ad-
vanced guard to Lyons. Being taken prissier in
the environs of Auxerre, he was conducted to Paris :

the King pardoned him ; and yit, when Bonaparte
entered Paris, he again enteredinto his service. His
-mile is the daughter of a Hanoverian 'civil Officer;
tile has long lived with her children at Koppiubt ugge.
SMYRNA, JANUARY 31.
Tbe, plape ii not yet banished from this city.
Every week five or six persons die of it, and it seems
shack is growing worse. This is ascribed to our
• having not yet had any winter, and to the uncom-
thenly mild weather. We are much afraid that the
disease has spread in Egypt, and thus we have the
more reason to he alarmed, on account of our great
commercial intercourse with that country.
An English frigate and a brig, and two French
kigs, are stationed here, to protect their trade. They
scar the Archipelago, and hence the pirates do not
►-acre to skew themselves in this neighbourhood.

By the Fancy, STRUTIIEIiS, which arrived at
Greenock on Sunday last from Rio Janeiro. we learn,
that previous to her sailing, (which was on the Ist of
January), an army of 8000 Portuguese troops had
• assembled, for the purpose of aiding the Spanish
Royalists in South America, in the extinction of the
spirit of Liberty.and Independence which has gone
fotthin that hemisphere. This army was to sail the
instant certain reinforcements arrived from Potia.
gal, which were daily expected.

*We have the satisfaction to state, that his Royal
Ilighaesithe`Panece R ranwr was enabled, yesterday,l
10 walk through the spacious suite of apartments at '
Carlton House, with the aid only of a common walk-
ing-stick.
The Prince of SAXE- COBIURO attends Divine Set.
'.e4 regularly on the Sundays at Brighton. His ,
Serene Highness returns to London on Monday or
Tuesday fiat.
The official notificxtion that the marriage of the
Princess CHARLOTTE. and the Prince of Comma, I
'would take place on the secmnd of May, was made
on Thursday, to all the Ambassadors resident at
crie Courr. The dress of the bride has already
ken mentimed ; that of the bridegroom will be a
lull snit of the Windsor uniform, made agreeably to'
the regulated costume introduced when the Prince
of Wm.'s :gowned the office of Regent. The coat,
st superfine blue cloth, will be most exquisitely em.
tittidered with gold. The ceremony will be per.
fpribed privately at Carlton House, in the presence
If the whole of the Royal Family. The Illustrious
~'r Drill probably pass the honey moon at the mag.
n ilepot chateau of the Duke of You, called Oat.
his Royal Highness having kindly made an
01er (f it to his august niece.
__ is 'Nettled that Crown prisoners will be lib*.
~,`steds in honour of the Marriage of the Psinceas
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The Dtrke of Wett.nrotou arrived oa the 12th
inst. at Combray. He lodget at a hotel which bad
been prepared for him by the French 'authorities.
His Grace was occupied the whole of next day with
the General' Officers of his army, and Sir Ggellt"
MURRAY, the Quarter. Master General. His Grace
is expected to visit London, by the way of Brilliaelk
in a few days.
The 2d Tower Hamlet Regiment of Militia, after
a fine passage of two days, from Cork, arrived yes.
terday at Portsmouth, and this morning marched on
their route to Bethnal Green, their disembodying
quarters.
The Marquis of HUNTLT presented the Officers of
the gallant regiment, the 42J Highlanders, with a
pipe of fine old port wine, for the use of the mess, on
their arrival at Edinburgh.
Major General BUALTON, from the Horse Guards,
Inspector of Cavalry Horses, pn Monday selected at
the Artillery Barracks, at Chatham 236 very fine
horses, of the Corps of Royal Artillery Drivers for
the service of the Heavy and Light Dragoons.
' On Wednesday a large detachment of the 72d
regiment arrived at Chatham Barracks, where they
are to remain till they embark for India.
The 21 (Queen's) regiment marched from Chat.
ham Barracks on Mouthy for Portsmouth, where
they are to'be recruited, and are then to be embark
for the. West Indies.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PALMOUrH, APRIL 17.

Sailed Ws Majesty's ihip JASPER on a cruize ;
Lady Louisa packet, with a Mail, for Gibraltar and
Malts ; and the Blucher packet, with a Mail, for Su-
rinam.—Wind N.W. light breezes, line weather.