Star.
London, England, 1816-06-21 00:00:00

COURIER EXTDAORDLNARY OF TUESDAY MORNING.

The King, at his first interview with the Duchess
of Berri, presented to her in succession the Duke of
Berri, the Duke of Angouleme, and when he came
to the Duchess of Angouleme, he made use of these
remarkable expressions—" hers is iey exuding angel!"
Persons of all religious persuasions seem to rival in
zeal and activity, in order to celebrate, in a worthy
wanner, the Royal marriage. The Jewish Synagogue
anal the Protestant Churches were all illuminated.

A copious distribution of victuals to the poor took

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pia« in di, we're at&
happy as the Royal Falllly. '
The Prints*: Louisa de Cende NHS.

A Mail froth Huilaud arrived in-clat. We are
happy td karts from the subjoined article; that the
Dutch have also a very strong fleet in the Mediter-
ranean, watching the :notions of the arbary Pd rers :
it, is impossible, therefore, that their reign of terror
and robbery can be of much longer duration:

HAGUE, JUNE 14.
By a report froth Ailmikal Vandet• Capellin; dated
Palma Bay, in the island of Majorca, May 24, 1816,
it appears, that he sailed from Gibraltar in the be.
ginning of the month, with four frigates and a cot.
vette ; he arrived on the 17th in the Bay of Algiers,
where he found the British Admiral, Lord Exmouth,
busy in making preparations to attack the city and
destroy the Algerine navy. His Majesty's squadron
immediately joined the English fleet, which was com-
posed of five ships of the line, three frigates, and
tour corvettes. But this combined attack was ren-
dered impossible, Fast by a dead calm, and after.
wards by the north-east winds:
Oa the 18th Lord Exmouth resumed his nercia-
tions with the Dry, and the result was, that their
differences were arranged towards the evening.—
Vice-Admiral Capellin being informed of tiff:, set
sail again on the 19-h, after hav;rig convinced him-
, self that some time would elapse before the Al4crine
.vessels would be able to pin to sea.

We have received this morning New York Papers
to the 28111 ult. The New York Gazette a tric 97th
contains files of the Gazette ?f whic;) was
received by tht• schoonm- Fa:ty, arrived at that Fart.
bears date the Sth of February. 'Neje columns are
filled with official docuhrmts, comising chiefly of
intercepted letters from Mr. LATINKAU LAnncue
(an Emissary of Lours XVIII.) addressed to Presi-
dent PETION.
BARCELONA, JUNE P.
The report that has t:ir some days been eurrent
here of the Algerines having waged war with the
Btititlili eg,6 tl.bw proved to be unfounded ; it appears
to have arisen in cocsequence of the lley's cruizers
having detaineJ some vessels sailing under English
colours, and c.arr;:ing nn a contraband trade on the
B srhary co.ist ; but to-day it is stated, that the vessels
and crews have been liberated, and that the sitfair is
end.l.l.

Yesterday her 'MAJESTY and the Princesses Atr-
GUSTA cud ELIZABETH honoured the Countess
Dowager of Haricot:ire with a visit at MO o'clock,
at her house ill Portman-square, where a sumptuous
repast was prepared for their entertainment. They
returned to the Queen's Palace a little before four
o'clock. In the evening her Mantsrit had a select
party.
Wednesday, the Princess Citatmorra and Prince
I.BopoLo visited the Duchess of Bucet.Econ. Yester-
day they role out for two or three hours, aud, nu their
return to Cawefford house, received ALl,..eses of
congratulation from Msnmouth, Birmingham, and
Pordand.

It is a very unusual case for any class of the Pub.
lie to isaist a. Complimentary Address upon an OCC:4*
sion agieeable to the Royal Family. Upon no occit,
sion cottld it he so little foreseen a; on the marriage
of the Princess Cuani.orre and Prince LEIPOLD ; a
Royal Pair who bear their hommrs so modestly
and meekly ; who have displayed in their short
career such true genuine British feeling, and endear-
ed themselves by their gracious manners to every
class of society. Such resistance, however, has
been displayed at a late Meeting at Maidstone ;
and we regret it 0 e more, as it proceeded from no
feelings or disrespect towards tie Royal Family, mr
to any preconceived disaffection toward the Princess
Cremizacirra or Prince LaoPotn, but to domestic dis-
vesces, which often overset the soonest mind, and
render it for the moment peevish and untraceable.
It is to this state of the public feeling, and to the
causes Which gave it birth, that the attention of Isli•
nisters should be carefully directed, :Ind at such a
moment as the present they ought abstain from
piesshig any scheme which has the appearance
of a job, and which is, at all events, incompatible
with the rigid economy they have Islamised to observe.
We trust, that as the House of Commons has econo-
mized 81.500 a year on the Vice-Treasurer, the
House of Lords will economise £l,OOO a year on his
Deputy. These are the hest modes of attaching the
people at 'tree to the Constitution, and rondering
the Members of both Houses happy in meeting their
fellow-subjects at a genrral C xinty Meeting.
Eleven houses of respeciabiliay have stopped since
Monday—one for £350,000. It is the Wine and
Spirit Trade, as we kin), which chiefly suffers in this
us/intonate state of affairs.

The Duke of Yoex was slightly indisposed yester-
day moining, which prevented him from attending.
at his office, and confined him •to York House.
Yesterday, the Earl of HARPOWBY sent ts..o of the
black swans, which his Lordship lately received from
Diemen's Land, as a present to her Royal Highness
the Princess CHARLOTrg. The ocher his Lordship
has presented to Sir JOSEPH BANKS. They are the
only three black swans in the kingdom.
The LORD ADVOCATE of SCOTLAND u to succeed
the Right Hon. Lord FREDRRICIC CAMPBELL as Lord
Clerk Register of Scotland.
Captains MUNRO, Astra, and Fturn, and Lieute-
nants TWIG% MACDONALD, MARTIN* CAUTT. GIRDER,
sen. QUIN, and Guaus, jun. of the late Bourbon
Regiment, are arrived in town from Barbadoes.
JUNIOR UNITILD Sziivict CLI:2•••••The Erse General
Meeting of the Junior United Service Club took
place yesterday, at the British Coffee-house, when a
most respectable assemblage of Officers in all the
various branches of service attended. The Rules
And Regulations for its future conduct were put and
carried unanimously. A considerable portion of the
Members afterwards partook together of the intended .
favours of the Club, and passed the evening with
the utmost conviviality and harmony. Among the
usual toasts were given the following: •
es The Duke of York and the Anne-04 The Doke of (7s•
rents 'sod the kiavy"-44 The United Service Club"—" The
Junior. United Service Cieb"—" A tercet and Coustitutional
Union of the•Junier Servants of their nag and Country."
BLACKHEATH PSZESTRIANo•••( 17TH DAT.) EATON
this mornibg completed his Milt mile, and then
retired to breakfast.