Star.
London, England, 1818-08-31 00:00:00

CARLSBAD, AUGUST 27.

Prince Blucher was taken ill on his way hither, so
that he was forced to travel by short stages, and to
stop for a day in the little town of Slan. He •rrivcd

here yesterday, but being forced to seep his bed, he
camtcit yet take the waters.
1 - tIANOVEL AUGUST is.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence hasl
taken up his residence in the Furstenhof, which is
fitted up with extraordinary elegance. The consort
of his Royal Highness was rather indisposed on the
journey, and they therefore travelled by short stages.
Exchaage on London at Hamburgh, August 41,
was 33 4i; 33

The Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday hate ar-
rived since our last.

On Wednesday the Kiso held a Council of Minis-1
ters, which continued in deliberation for upwards of
three hours.

The Duke of WELLINGTON had a private audience
of his Majesty on Thursday, which is interpreted by
some of the Journals as having been an audience of
leave. The Quetidienne, indeed, states it as certain
that his Grace was to leave Paris on Friday.
Lieutenant-General DONADIEU, the political friend
and associate of General CA Nust., who had been absent
on a tour of military inspection, has now seturned
to Paris.

The remains of the celebrated General KLIDER,
which have continued deposited in the Chateau D'lf,
ever since their arrival from Egypt, were landed on
the 18th at Marseilles, on their way to Strasburg,
which being the place of the Genetal's nativity, is also
very properly destined to be the last resting place of
his ashes. They were received on the quay, by the
principal authorities, with great solemnity, and a Mi-
nister of the Protestant religion, which was that
professed by the illustrious deceased, delivered au
eloquent eulogium on those military talents and
services, as well as private, virtues which distinguish-
ed his career.

The German Journals speak of certain new pro-
phecies of Madame KRUDINER, according to which
the year 1819 .will be very fertile of great events,
and the 13th of January especially, being the Fete
of the Baptism of .our Saviour, is to be an epoch
ever memorable.

A rumour is prevalent in Germany, but upon what
foundation is not known, that the part of the Palati-
nate on the right bank of the Rhine is to be ceded to
the Crown of Bavaria, and that the ancient capital of
Manheim will in that event become the residence of
a Prince of the Royal House of Bavaria.
An article from Lisbon, dated the Ist August,
states that half a dozen of individuals, the most of
them Spaniards, had been arrested in that city within
the preceding eight days, but that there was no indi-
cation of the arrest being connected with any matter
of political importance, and that on the contrary,
every thing about the city evinced a state of the most
perfect tranquillity.
Another political arrest is mentioned to have taken
place at Baden, near Vienna. The party is a Pole
of distinction who had recently arrived there, and he
has been apprehended, it seems, at the suit of the
Russian Minister.

It appears to be now certain, that the Congress of
S6vereigns will not assemble at Aix-la-Chapelle till
the 27th of September.

French Fire per Cents. Thursday-79fr. 50c.

Tim Qualm—Yesterday the report of the statt of
her MAsarry's health was—" The QUEEN is much
the same as yesterday."
The PRINCE RECENT this day left the Stud House
at Hampton Court, for the Marquis of HERTFORD'S
seat in Suffolk, for a few days, pievious to his tour to
the midland counties. Sir BENJAMIN BLOONIFITLD,
Sir EDMtND NEAGLE, and the Rev. Mr. Bi.omautto,
accompany his Royal Highness.

The Duke and Duchess of CAMBRIDGE arrived on
the 23d instant at Devinter, whence they proceeded
on their journey to Hanover.

The Grand Duke NICHOLAS continues to reside at
Morrison's Hotel, Dublin. Ilk Highness has visited
most of the Public Establishments.

The Parks were very gay yesterday, and the car-
riages on the drive, for an hour or two in the latter
part of the afternoon, were numerous and peculiarly
brilliant. The Duchess of Sr. ALBANS, Lord'Ex-
LENBOROUGH, Lady HEATHCOTE, the Duke of SAN
CARLO) and the Marquis d'OSMoND, were among
them. The landscape, from the slight rains of the
last week, has resumed something of its. usual ap-
pearance.
Wanuovrtt, AUG. 28.—Saturday Lora SIDMOVTH,
the Misses ADDINGTON, Mrs. Hostm, Mr. and Mrs.
Esrcovar, and a select circle, embarked on board
the Countess of Liverpool Post Office packet, Captain
WHITE, and enjoyed a most pleasant aquatic excursion.
By the Ann whaler, which sailed from Callao on
the 4th of April, Lima Gazettes to the 3d of that
month have been received. They contain no liter
accounts respecting OSSORIO'S expedition to Chili,
than to the 14th of March. Ilk unopposed landing
at Talcahuano, and his advance into the ince, ior, up
to the above date, without meeting an enemy, are
mentioned as the harbingers of certain success. As
the spirits of the Royalists would be elevated to the
highest pitch by the accounts of the action of the
19th of March, in which Ossoato obtained a tem-
porary advantage, it may be conceived what sensa-
tion the news of the destruction of their army on the
sth of April, would cause in Lima. These Gazettes
merely notice the sailing of the British frigate Ast-
PIIION, from Valparaiso, without any comment; but
they add, that an American corvette (the Ontario)
had come out of Valparaiso to speak with the Corn-
mander of the blockading squadron; that the Ame-
rican Captain had made many fair professions, and
promised that the American vessels should not, in
case of reverse, take any Insurgents or their property
away from that port. The American Papers have
given a different st4ement of the. purport of this
conference.

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tvArAt Lviiittic&VCZ.

FALMOUTH
Wind S. V.. to W.--Arrived the Trafakar,
from Para, in nine weeks, with he matn-toprnki
sprtlng, and in want of water—spoke the 24th Au the Rebecca, of and from London to Cakutta.
AUGUST 28.—Sailed the Duke cf Kent l'Acket,
with a mail for Lisboa.

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 29.
Came in yesterday, the Arabella Purl; rilt 3 Mail from Lisbon, having passed the Port
J fromima i
mout. Passed upeight Channel, the Retrench, NLAII.4
weeks.

D.llll' MOUTH, A VG UST es.
Passed this Port, the Caledonia, }loa, ers. cf
derland, from the East Indies, bound to 1.01zdon;
left St. Ilelena eight weeks since; landed all litt ki,
ters hire by a pilot boat, who informs us the.,F44,
the William and Henry, —, from Neislooop
Amsterdam, all well.

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 30. Wind N.W.—Yesterday arrived the Wmorvi•
storeship, and sailed to day for Cowes, to take
troops for the Mediterranean.

DEAL, AUGUST 30.
•
Wind S.W.—Yesterday, as the Emily, laxmar
passed through the Downs, she spoke a Deal ilk,
.
and reported the loss of the Union,
Cape, with her crew : the ship, at the time. was goiag
so rapid, they could not learn any further pamea,
lars. To-day arrived and sailed frit. the River, tie
Emperor Alexander, BUTLER, from Calcutta ;Sat*
CORSTR, and Mountaineer, JEFF unsos. from Jamaica;
Nancy, ROBSON, from Quebec fur Shields; Garth.
land, KNIGHT, from Halifax ; and several au:ream
gone through, names unknown. Came down frees
the River, the Swiftsure, —, for the South Sees;
Union, JAY, for Cardiff and Smyrna ; Larl
ham, HARROW, for Halifax ; Lucies, kto,,t;TE; far
Baltimore, and remain in the Downs v. ill: the nil
the outward-bound as before.
WHITBY, AUGUST 29.
Arrived yesterday the Flower of Ediaburgh,
of Lynn, coal laden, from Sunderland, leaky, having
been run foul of by a small brig, name unknown,
about seven miles to the Southward of Sunderland,
with loss of bowsprit, cat-head, and one bower as.
chor, her larboard bow stove in, and other damage,
and was with diffit•ulty kept from sinking until she
got into harbour.—Arrived off this port the Jame%
SMITH, from Davis Straits, with three fish.

LIVERPOOL, AUGUST es.
Arrived the Aurora, —, from Rio Janeiro,
12th June, passed the Agenosia, Non:mum 90 sins
from London, going in ; also a brig from London, 2-1
a ship, supposedwith convicts, going in. Also arrived
the Iliggurson, UALL from Barbadoes, sailed
July ; on the 24th August, in tat. 51.5. king. ?i
spoke the brig Peace, from Sc. John's, New Bros.
wick, for Cork, with a part of the 19th ter. on kr&
HULL. AUGUST es.
Arrived yesterday from Davis !Straits the Laurel,
with four fish; Ingria, four fish ; Thomas, six fish;
Gardiner, four ditto ; and to-day, the Zephyr, 4 fish.
COVE OF CORK, AUGUST 24.
As rived the Importer transport, No 18, from tt.
John's, New Brunswick, with troops.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, AUGUST es.

SUM INTERCO LNWAILDS.—TheTWA, Hazill, from Oporto;
Fortitude Increased; Manning, from St Mtn; linolatim.
Evans, from Limerick; Perseverance, Davies, from Cork;
Duke of York, Fryer, from Rotterdam; Prudent, Quictio.
from Waterford ; Charles, Henry, Phillips, from Cork ; Frew,
tion Tyson, from Virginia; Europa, Talbert. from Jimic.;
William and Ann, Jones, from I.iabon • Isabella, Miller, front
Rotterdam ; Sisters (hoy),: from Stangate Creek ; Who to
(boy), from ditto; Margaret, Clark, from Copenhagen; it»,
lipa, Blaney, from Limerick; Datong, Lone, from
Commerce, Hunter, from Madeira; William Bowers, Max-,
from Rotterdam ; Westmoreland, Thwaites, from Grent.:.,
Diligent, Atkinson, from Harlingen ; Robert, Armour, ha
Cadiz ; Brilliant, Coulson, from St. Lucia ; Percy, Smith, ha
Jamaica; seven ships containing torn and ballast only.
Ourwaaris—The Milford, Owens, for Dublin;
Edwards, for ditto; Prince of Waterloo, Page, for (Ate,'.;
James, Lawson, for Hamburgh ; Young Arlon, liawkiri, fc
Madeira and Canaries ; Findlay, Harris, for Madeira, Sc. :Wry,
and St. Lucia; Stately, Edgar, far Jamaica, and Daria,
dell, for Venice.

The Barone and Regulus transports (under the
agency of Lieutenant T. STEWART), with stores and
troops for Gibraltar, remain at Spithead, wind-bound.
' Captain the Hon. F. B. It. FELLEW, C.B. is ap-
pointed to the REVOLUTIONAIRE, for the Chamil
station. Sir WM. WISEMAN, Bart. to the SOPHIE;
Capt. HCNN, REDWINO ; Lieut. Bevis, EVIYALL4.
The flag of Sir CHARLES HAMILTON, Bart. was
flying in the SIR FRANCIS DRAKE, Captain r.v.un,
(not the DRAKB), when the Ivrea left St. John's: sLe
is the stationary flag, ship there. The CARNACPIN,
Hon. Captain CORDON, will return home at the
fad
of the W./SOIL
The PitomETHEUS and TORTOI':E are paid of, and
laid up in ordinary. The ISTER Car
PortuEsv, ('.B. and WASP, Captain N. Wetrusta,
are come into Portsmouth harbour to be paid oil ar.l
laid up in ordinary. The DRIVER, Capt. C. 11.
which arrived on Monday from the Leith station. a
come into harbour to be paid off and re-commissiang
The SA CPII RE, of 18 gulls, is fitting out aL Lep:-
ford for foreign service.
Captain llaarirotosrew is appointed to comma:l
the LEvEsr, of 2i guns, fitting out at ChatilamL4
' the East Indies.
The Lirrmr frigate, the Hon. Captain Drsca
is fitting for the Mediterranean, to relieve the Taco,
of 36 guns.
The TARTAR frigate is nearly ready for stn 2
Chatham, and will proceed to the coast of Mnc4
where Captain Sir G. COLLIER, K.C.B. is appaire.
Commodore, in the room of Sir JAMES Yr,o.
The NORTIIVMSERLAND, of 74 gubs, Capt.:U.loNA'
LER, is paid off at Sheerness.
The TALAVERA, of 80 guns, is nearly ready f-c
launching at Woolwich. •
The CONFIANCE, of 18 guns, at Portsmouth,
under orders fur the Jamaica station.
Captain GREEN is appointed to command di
ROCHEFORT, 71., which was paid off MI Wednesday,
at Portsmouth, and re-commis Toned Mr the 31edi•
terranean, as the flag-ship of Itear-.ldmiral Sir Taa.
arts FRANCIS FREENIANTLE, K.C.B. (who had begs
some time residing in the neighbourhood of. Iton4
he having succeeded Bear-Admiral Sir Cumuli
K.C.B. Who is on his passage home, if tie
ALBION, 74, Capt. Coons.
ISOMERS.—Carter, Cooper, and a—regroo, hot a•
rived in town from Cheltenham, on their s',3?
Air4a-Citopcik to exhibit thei: rOtitC

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