Star.
London, England, 1816-06-15 00:00:00

COUUIEtt FXMAORDIMARY OF WEDWZSDAY MORNING.

A Telegraphic dispatch, dated Lyons, on the ltnh
of June, informs us, that the Duchess of Berry left
Lyons at ten o'clock : no accident, no disorder dis.
turbed the joy which her presence infused. Her
Royal Highness was perfectly satisfied with her re-
ception.
Another Dispatch announces that Didier was shot
in pursuance of his sentence on the lUth, at eleven
o'clock in' the morning.

All thr Likftin. tried for the affair of The.,'-in
thuexcepooirits-Z;vart:et,tefecttd an
iilOCCilit AO-Zit Wilt* itheY Lm tbfrit simionG'•

Some German Papers arrived lest night, tots
which we extract the following, irlativeir the peace
which has been concluded between the King of Salt.
DIN IA and the BArbary State of Tripoli:
GI%OA, MAT 21#—The new 3 of the peace. with Trl94 le
accompanied with the certainty that it has already begun to bit
put iu motion. Captain F. Goethe, commanding the brig
rygmalion, which left Maka on the Oth lnstanrs under English
colours, has stated, that on the 6th of this womb, ao-Eaglath
brig came into the port of Malta, with &beat 300 slaves. among
whom were Genoese and Sardinians, who had been set it la.
berty in consequence of the Treaty with Tripoli. He said also,
that the Sardinian Consul residing at Malta, bad announced to
the Genoese vessel. sailing under foreign colours, that ikey
:right bail if they pleated, under Sardinian colours, peace belts
uow made with 41 the Barbary States."

Mails from Holland and from HaMburgh arrived
this morning. The foreign Journals brought by
them present us with the tollowing intelligence:

WARSAW, MAY 27.

By a Decree of the Viceroy of the 21st instant, h '
is determined, for the promotion of the trade of the
kingdom, to establish a depot of merchandiee in the.
City of Warsaw, and there is to be here every year
a great fair for foreign and home goods, from. the
15th June to the 15th July, which is to commence is
the year 1817. The Minister of the Interior is come•
miitioned to k upon the market-places where the
fairs shall be held, the shops, and the magazines for
goods. The winter corn has greatly suffered by the
unfavourable weather, in many places. it beat no;
come up at all: the fields must therefore be sewn
again in the spring. The prices have therefore risen.
A few days ago 50 ships pissed by here, laden with
corn coming from Cracow
to Dantzic.

The Grand Doke Nicholas
interior of the Empire, and

Yu4isow to accompany bl

HANOVER.
We hear that the formation
cuirassiers is to be shortly -
The 4th of June, the
birth-day, who enters his ,
tl.is day at noon, by a salute
An . order of the Government, of the Ist
contains the fallowing : " Tbe approaching '
sary of the great event which decided_thU fete of this
country and so many of the Euratom' Maims 11*
on all the faithful itsbabitanu to . renewed anthems*
of gratitude towards DATis *Psoviasses; t‘sieb,
crowssd with the happiest :utast' ahe efforts of the
Primes sad nasions.to deliter tbirOssies, ines n ft,►
reign yoke. It I:die:dots ordstsitslist es• di t4tr/A
of Juan nest, in ibs ferepies, tai, As* 'be di**

. --Contrary to general expectation
we uederstand theta &toad Edition of this extreardi..
Noy prodaation. which however exhibits uncommen•
raga% is lb appear in a few days. • It was cartel:4y
miedipardomp the intention of the family of the Noble
'Mime Vlllsopprew it in consequence of the masqued
dialll4llllreits which it contains of various
chliellhed PerviiPlim
mepeosim—illidesedey, Mr. medium Restos Rousso,
Wow Cage, Wad. wldle Wing is the
L0yz.a...... Say • Stkise. fir* adamantly drowsed.—
' Itr din Re". Room Immo. Vicar of Mal-
11EllirralliWeidenserty fdlew of ?dates Cones% .

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w and Sandomir, and boned -61 "1"1°11""r the aft o
site requisitions of the
friet.:3l the privihss rpm
bolas will make a tour ;nth.- 4,13 III!, " u sla
ad take Lieutenant-
-1-43r. NAMUR, after 1
hiM. 1t.01711 yesterday
tR. JUNE 4. • perfectly satisfied with
'nation of four regime is illighnest, and: said she
commenced.
Geoarabie weather in
y from goiag out to tab
anniversarT °f his blaintr4 ellte leave Camelford
s 79th year. was suneuesei 1M up, and received
, .
dote of 78 guns. genies were very miss
woretnent. of the lat !Mb& 144:4AltAll""h"'"'C

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