Star.
London, England, 1816-09-02 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR.

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MiT HODISM, No. V. will appear Tamcgrow,

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1816.
LONDON' BURNT.-..1401ida7 at the Bent, Esthete's,
Speth-fha Howe.

At length Official Accounts have been recei,
the Admiralty •from Lord EXMOUTII.
Hi-
,hip, with the Fleet under his command,
well, off CaFe St. Mary, on the coast of S;
leaguei from Gibraltar, on the Bth ultimo.

A Hantburgh Mail arrived last night,
from Flanders.

While travelling in Turkey, her RoyAl
the Ptincess of WALES assumed the entire
the Turkish Ladies.

The Dutch squadron, destined to cooper
Lord EisrouTit against ;he Barbary StAtes, I
at Gibraltar on the 29. h July. It appears
had a good effect in checking those Pirates
part of the Mediterranean:

The French Papers of Tt►ursday alto an,
terday. One of th.m contains an article '
liari, stating, that the Master of a vessel trot
had arrived there with an account of an an,
by an American frigate and brig on five

one of which they captured, having a nephew
DEY on board. After this suc:ess the '

frigate .fell in with a Neapolitan vessel
Algiers with the money to b t rid as the
ransom for the Neapolitan sl -es emanci
Lord Exmouvra's Treaty. ne American
der persuaded the Neapolitan to return to

and inform him that a son of America ha,
Mediterranean from the pie of the 134r1),!
If we rightly-understand the statement, the
Captain took t!.e money destined for the
be that as k may, the DU'S Nephew w
, share in place of the money. We cannot '
this statement is true in all its particulars
it, however, as we find it.
A former report in the French Papers,
fish Captain having been murdered at A.,
been prrved unfounded; and we live that
report, of an English Consul having been -
at Algiers, will prove equally untrue.
these Papers make no mention of Lord .
Expedition having passed the Straits of
As the Fleet had a large quantity of naval
be deposited at Gibraltar, for repairs and
landing of which would take some time, it
nion of nautical men, that it could not cle;
for its ulterior destination before the 1(
perhaps the 20th.

A Mail from Malta arrived this morning.
brought us no intelligence respecting the
of any ut the Naval Expeditions now
terranean against the Tunisians and Algerii
Exmotrru had not made his appearance
raltar when ti.e latest accounts came aw.a
lowing article from :Malta explains tote c:
THOMAS MAITLAND'S ViSit 10 this

' MALTA, JULY 9.

The Gazette of this day contains a I),
from Sir Thomas Maitland to the inhabit
lonia* Islands, stating, that he is going
with his Majesty's permission, to receive
respecting the definitive formation of a
fur these Islands ; that though his abseil(
short, not exceeding, as he hopes, three
.would cause him much regret were he nr
on the one hand, that the people of all
conduct themselves in the same landai
which has given him so much satisfactii
the other hand, that the persons in whose
Government is placed, will always empl'
means of moderation and conciliation
been the constant rule of his Excellency'
His Excellency desires that no innovati(
made during his absence ; and expresses
hope that nothing will happen the Represer
to prevent their meeting together at his r
purpose of settling the Constitution of the

A Mail Iron, Ho:l.tnd arrived this mor
Belgian journalists watch with great •
petty movement of the French troops
tiers. A change of quarters of a sin
from Dunkirk to Calais, or vice atria,
of alarm. A new cause is now assil
late increase of the French army : it
Frarce has agreed to lend an army to'
purpose of recovering South America .
abettors of IiONAPAhreS tyr.inny
(M. St:vizi) who has taken refuge in
Wulf, having been arrested, Alias taken
of preaChing up to all Governments the
civil'and nligious liberty. He has begun'
a Memorial on this head to the Gover,
Netherlands.

BRUSSELS, Atousr IN.

They write from the French frontiers
have been within these few days some
among the French troops which are
the fortresses. A part of the garriso►
gone• to Dunkirk; a battalion from
marched to St. Omer. In Lille and 1
„they places of the second line. several
have *rived from Picardy, whose pi'
been supplied by other troops. These
it is added, have no object except to
troops, to improve their discipline,
that o:ganization with clil•suce, thoi