Star.
London, England, 1818-10-26 00:00:00

VALF.NCIENNES, OCTOBER 20

A courier has arrived this morning with the news
that the Emperor of Russia and king of Prussia will
be here to-day—all is in motion for the reception of
these Sovereigns. The Emperor will lodge in the
house of Baron de Mamgoval ; the king of Prussia
and his son Prince Charles at Madame FitzeatA.

There is every appearance that the grand review,
which takes place to-morrow, will be favoured by
the finest weather. The Sovereigns, after reviewing
the I'russian corps at Sedan, will go to Paris.

The transports for the English army will he mostly
colletced at Calais on the 25th. After the last review
one corps will march to St. Omer, and there form a
camp ; a second camp will be formed at the gates of
Calais, on the plain of 3larck, it is already traced
ont, it is the same place where the division of Gene-
ral Baraquay d'Hillier was stationed in 1804. In
proportion as the troops of this camp embark, they
will be replaced by others coming from St. Omer, in
divisions of 3 or 4000 men, which will puvent con-
fusion and much facilitate the operation. The Eng-
lish cavalry will be embarked at Boulogne.

ALEXANDRIA, INEGYPT, JULY 13.

A few days ago the Pacha of Egypt received the
news of a complete victory gained by his son over the
Wechabitcs. Their capital, Dreych, was taken by
them, and the remains of their army in a citadel in
the interior of the city, which they defended most
obstinately. Dreych is a very large, rich, and popu-
lous city, situated in a fruitful country, six d.i)s'
journey from Basscrah, and eleven from Bagdad.--
Bef«re it fell into the hands of the NVechabitei it was
under the Government of the Pacha of Bagolad, and
had annually a contribution of half a millionof piastres.

An English ship coming from Bombay was lately
wrecked near Suez. The whole cargp, which was
for account of the Pacha of Egypt, and was estimated
at 250,000 piastres, is lost.

The trade of Egypt is it the most wretched situa-
tion. If the Pacha continues his commercial mono-
poly with the Continent and with India, in the same
manner as hitherto, he will entirely ruin the trade,
and oblige the merchants to leave this country._
Every body considers this system as ruinous and con-
trary to all principles of policy and economy. It is
said that his Highness the Pacha will come here from
Cairo after the fast is over. It is hoped he may be
persuaded to adopt more just and more favourable
measures in respect to commerce.

EVENING STA

LONDON.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 181 S.
His MAJESTV'S Accruarai (Kept) Holiday at the Bank,
Exchequer, and Souti-Sea House.

The Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday have
arrived since our last.

On Wednesday there was a Council of Ministers
at the Tuileries, at which the KING presided.
A M. Brox. DE CIIAUVIONY has been arrested as
being involved in the charges against General CA-
NUEI, and his associates lioNfiLve and SONIA% He
had been previously examined as a witness in this
affair. Two other persons, of the names of LA FITTE
and GAt FFer, are also stated to be implicated.
It is stated in the latest intelligence from Valen-
ciennes, of date the 21st inst. that the Duke of WEL-
LINGTON arrived there on the preceding night, and
that the Sovereigns were expected on the morning
of the 22d. The subsequent arrangements arc stated
to have been as follows:—that the Russian contin-
gent was to be inspected by itself on the 22d—that
on the 23(1 there was to be a Grand Review of the
Russian, English, and other troops forming the right
wing of the Army of Occupation—that on the 24th
the Emperor ALEXANDER and King of Pnussr.t were
to proceed to Maubeuge, to accept from Count WO.
RONZOFF a grand Dinner, which was to be followed
by a magnificent Ball—that on the 25th the Mo-
narchs Were to proceed to Sedan, and review the
Prussian troops—that on the 26th (to=night) they are
to sleep at Soissons, and on the 28th to dine at Pails
and to return the evening of the same day to Soissons
to sleep. The arrival of the Emperor Atzz ANDER, it
is added, in " the capital of the civilized world," will
be preceded by that of the Grand Duke CoNsrAx-
ilNr, wl.o quality of General Aid•dc-Camp of the

arrival Empereeor , toannounce to the king of 44
his august brother, We 2 r
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formed, that their Majesties ""11 Team to
Chapelle; by the way of Brussels, where thell
stop a few days with the K.hig of the NETRIktoo.
and that the closing of the
(4- Congress is Payti,
fixed for the 4th next month.
It is said that after the review an English cis,
march for St. Omer, and form a camp mem
cond camp will be established At Cll4:s, j 2 1:1
of Marek, on the same ground which teas
in 1804 by General BARAGUAY4IIII.I.Itit.
portion as the troops of this corps shall ernlsti,,
will be replaced by divisions of from thrte to
men, from St. Omer. Thus the operoti,"
facilitated, and confusion 2volJed. The he:o4h
gage and artillery will be embarked at Arawc.q.
A letter from Frankfort, dated .he l6th
ti
according to the cases proposed at the Dtt be
President, for the military organizatioa of lit
manic Confederation, the army is to
per cent. of all the population of the Stites*
form part of the Confederation. The reserve it,
a half per cent. of the population. IF a ram
events require greater forces, they will bt ptss
by particular decisions of the Diet.

French 5 per Cents. Thursday, 7.5 fr. 55c.

THE QUEEN.

" Kew E;itt Cad, Ott 1.
The QURF.ST appears now to have panel al*
paroxysm of her malady, and to be griuLalyoive
Thursday evening) sinking into that letharric r 7
which has hitherto invariably marked the *air
twccn each succeeding attack.

The more virulent symptoms, however,r.art
in this instance, subsided so entirely as .r.ertu
The spasmodic affections of the viscera hare
yielded to the usual anodyne forneata:':ons, t
mersion of the lower extremities is a por.4bleiro.
bath has been resorted to, with little bm: nut
and, as her MAJE.3TY is now more than era ea+
rated, the next recurring paroxysm is nrarli
dreaded.

" The following is the official Bulletin of yeste.

" Kew PaLa, October
The QUEEN has had a good night Ha

JrsTY continues the same as yesterday. (Signeo

" F. lIII.LIIAN,

" 11. HALFOI

" Up to seven o'clock this evening, no percept:,
amendment has taken place, and her M.utsr
mained in a state of the most distressing etlunc
" The Duke of YORK visited the PitiNCEMS.
terday, in his way to Windsor, and, during his
accompanied them in a long walk tbrcugb
grounds. General TAYLOR was in attendance,
after their walk, his Royal Highness partooic
freshment with his Illustrious Sisters, zituiPea
ceeded on his journey, intending to pats nu i
and day at Oatlands.
" The PRINCE REGENT did not leave the P
till nearly twelve o'clock on Friday cveniag:
both yesterday and to-day, his Royal 1-li7hr.6i,
been punctual to his usual time, in paying Es
regards to his -august Parent.
" Divine Service was performed this day, as'
in the great Drawing-room, by her MAJESTY
lain in ordinary, before the PRINCESSES, GI
TAYLOR, Colonel Desseow, Colonel Stem
and Madame BECK ENDORF. Afterwards, their
Highnesses enjoyed a short promenade in the Boit
G ardens.

:Imong the persons of distinction, who macs
inquiries at the Palace, yesterday, were the
wises of CARDIGAN, MANSFIELD, and Hsno
Viscountess BULRELEY ; the Hon. MrS. STAN1:0?1,
the lion. FULKi GREVILLE ; Misses (Amu,
Miss BErr, &C. itc."

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