Star.
London, England, 1811-04-24 00:00:00

spread itself to Outrick, in East Friesland ; that
(what is ti rein termed) a " revolution," bad taken
place in consequence of the severities exercised by the
French over the inhabitants, and particularly in re-
gard to the conscription. The populace at Outrick
first polled down. the French aims, which they broke
to per; nut they seised the magistrates, and tore
from their bosoms their Chains and insignia of office.
The military in the town were few, and those were
disarmed.; after which the populace proceeded to the
Castle, and plunderesl it of every thing useful. To
the Church they then teiseitiad, and twig the alatin-
bell, as a signal for tht*hese towns to throw off their
allegiance. At Nordeinep thainhabitants arestated
to have compelied some French privateers to put to
which had been placed there to prevent any com-
mercial intercourse with England.
Similar particulars are mentioned in the sub'
latter received yesterday
" HELIGOLAND, APRIL 17.

el We have jest received accounts here of great disturbances
going broken out at Attrich, in East Friesland, in consequence
of the severity of the French. The inhabitants rose on a sudden,
and pulled down the French arms, broke them to pieces, and, de-.
?card the several authorities ; they seized the Magistrates, and
tore their chains from them; they also disarmed the military,
anti broke their swords; that having been accomplished, they
rite proceeded to the Castle, and plundered it; after which, they
went to the Church, and rang the alarm-bell, which was the sig-
nal for the other towns to pursue the same measures. In Nor.
dem the people also rose, and obliged several privateers lying
there, to prevent shipping coming in, to put to sea."

Since writing the above, we learn, from a quarter
on which *e place great reliance, that all the Danish
sailors that were put in requisition to man the Scheldt
fleet have deserted. The repdrt of an insurrection of
a very serious nature having broken out in Flanders,
is very generally believed.
Letters from Hull, received this morning, state, in
addition to the above, that the greatest disorder pre.
Tails in the towns of Flushing and.Antw :rp. Several
lives were lost in the night of the 20th ; and it was
expected that a general insurrection was about to take
place in all parts of French Flanders.

Yesterday his MA:WIT walked on Windsor Ter•
race, front twelve till one, accompanied by Dr. Ha-
nr.anorg and Mr. DUNDAS ; and from two till four,
accompanied by General GWYNN'.
Yesterday his Royal Highness the Pnwee REGENT
held his third public Levee at Carlton House. About
eleven eoloek a numerous party of the Life Guards
:Starched into Pall Mall, and took their stations there
and in the streets leading to it. to regulate the carriages.
A numerous party of the Coldstream Regiment of.
Foot Guards, In white gaiters, the colours flying, with
the full band, marched into the Court-yard of Carlton-
house. • The company began to arrive about half past
twelve, and continued to come till past three, to the
number of about one thousand. , Those who were
knights of the different Orders wore their collars, it
being St. George's Day.
His Royal Highness :eft hie privlte apartinentt
soon after two, attended by the Eaft of Mona, Lords
Dt...snas ai REITIi ; Generals TUSNIR, HULNI,
PlaustoNn; Colonels MgMmtna, BLOONIPIELD, Cns-
eriteva, and Fool.s (the latter was the Groom in
Waiting), anti the whole -of his Royal Higtness's
establishment. His Royal Highness proceeded to the
Presence Rnom, where were assembled
The Dukes of York, Clarence, Kent, Cumberland, Cambridge,
Gloarester, and Brunswick; the .AsohbOliops of Canterbtuy and
'fork, the Lonl Chancellor, the Lord President of the Council,
the Lurd Privy Seal, the Tint Lord of the Treasury and Chan-
cellor of the l'uhequer, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the
Master-General of the Ordnance, the three SeerPtaries of Statei
the Commander in Chief, the lodge Advccate, the Chancelior of
bis Royal Highness (Mr. Adawiy, the Attorney and Solicitor Ca-
rteret to his Royal Highness (Messrs. Garrow Ind Jay% the
Recorder of London, Prince Castoleicala.
Duets—Bedford, Grafton, Montrose, Newcastle. BeaanTt-
Maitionsses—Eily. Headfbrt, Winchester, Lansdowne, Wa-
terford.
ratais-,-Crey, Winehelsea, Darlington, Temple, Ormond,
Harcourt, Dishy, Mountnorris, Suffolk, Courtnwn, Aylesford,
CionnieU, Stair. Scarborough, Nelson. Mount Edgreumbe, Or-
ford, Cardigan, Yarmouth, iteislyn, Albemarle, Oxford, Stet:a-
bed, ilthester, Jersey. Elgin, Cann. Mayo, Desert, Abing-
don, Pertarlington, Cork, Chatiemont, Haralticke, Mount
Casheli, Darnley, Moira, Spencer, Lauderdale, Harreway.
vitcousurs —Lake, Went viortli,Hinton, Chetwyrel,Kirliwalt.
Dungannon, Kticaursie, Primrose, Ashbraok, Hampden, St.
Aiaph.
LOADS-1-leuhfiell, Rolle, Stanley, Seises, Bradfont, Wode-
house, Milford, lit. Helen's, .C.'sweior; Loraine, Kelisingtoo,
Hawke, Eardley, R. Seymour, W. Russell, Henniker, 'Huntieg.
field, G. Cavendish, R. Manners, W. Manners, MeuntfOrt. Pa-
get, Buringdon, Berwick, Betttinck, King, Clifford, C. NUM%
Colville, Bayning, Arundel, H. Paulin, Grantham, Oise? F.
Spencer, Guernaey, Cochrane, Sunderlio, RAlentinck, P
itlassss
Erskine, Soideld, C. Someriet . A . Somerset.
Mee ors--tialisbury, Ely, Exetet.Chester, Lincoln, Worceetars
Hereford, Clonteri.
Sias—F. Bur4;t. IL _DaterenPte, J. Trigge, T. Duckerortb,
rs.-cart, C. Cockerel, J. Coffin, F. Milner, J. B Warren, J.
Sutton, R. Milbank, J. Nichol, J. Tbrogniorton, W. Blitzed, B.
Come J. Anstruther. R. Kinpmill. E. Veneer, L Wynne D.
Dund;.a, J. Leicester:l. Heard, U. Halford, 1. H. Aubtlrey, I. C
neott, oths,
J. Yorke, W. Ball, T. Metcalfe, M. Lop. a, . Lippe
Il Bromley, R.N. C. Blicke, T. B. Leonard, H. Dashwood,
W.
o,ilansier, R. Brooke F. Shuckburgh, J. Barrington, F. Wil*
1. W. White, W. Brisco, W. Fraser, W. Smith, M. Kimonos,
L. Newport.
Astsasneoes—Spanish, Algeri.ne, Portuguese, Neapolitan.
ADMltALP—inge, Williams, Apodaca, Bertie, Young,
Wil-
soy. Campbell, Yukon. Greenly, Langham, Pellew, Hunter.
Gswen•xs--Loft, Hulse,- Leigh, Bennet, Gascolgue, Doyle,
fe,:vens, Calvert, Johnson, M•Dunalii, Lister, Wilford, Clme,
Veiey, Walker, Drummond, Hodgson, I A she, Stavely, Erskine,
Hill, Maclean, Mahon, Montgesnery, Williugton, L. (Dower,
Gordon, Hammond, Dakin, Browsrigg.
Coconeas—(QKally; Darling, Spicer, R. A. Davis, Bailey,
Anion, Woodhoute, Bishop, Cniiingham. Leicester, Talbot,
lemon, Solidi, Hager, Ramsay. Foky, Pierrepoiot, Vansittart,
R. A. Stewart,. Wilson, &me' Mandy, P.ayter. Bosonmset,
Rowle, Dc Crespigny, Nicolls,Cort is, Sotheby, Swirl... St sat,
Cary, Macdonald, Newcfgate, Fewer, C.heter, Buckworth,
"piker, Wiley. Camp:tell, Earner. Shaw, Poulett, Twining,
erman. Meister. Mader, Hardy, Morrison, Drinkwater,
Cou'son, Davis, Alias, Paterson, Clithern, Vivian, Ni-
coll., C. C. oper, R. Brrieke, Braddyll, Con‘pvt, Thomson,
Brown, Payne. . .
Maio as--Thornren, V'st re, Talbot, Thornhill, Cooper. Hill,
Rl'Dermott, Akkorpe. liativey,l4vcs, Madocks, B-b', Bruck..
At,n, Tvickey, Doyle, Hope, Thornhill, Walwye, Alßt. k Scott.
Cereal F: S—Chalmert, Da/writhe, Rilituirs C. dt`tati, PnlAeus
AmndeT, C. lone% Paget, Pert*, .Setheroo, R.N. Curtis, Mori.
• Why.e, F.tbeulrsu, R.N Cdoltaioe, Plerrepoint, Wet/arts,
E.,24. Folio tied, R.N. R. /gill, Lleifd Griffith, Grant, LW.
Battle, It N. !Nuke, NI/meaty, 111-PL,A: Cochrane, K.N. That
etr U. Solari', G. ;VPKeelle, Doblthas R 4. Parke, ""' R
Ws. D. Miry, Heath:noes Leacatie-i, Walistos, Allat,'