Star.
London, England, 1813-03-26 00:00:00

owe, the moor* of fraud, ana the Improvement
the human mind.

The State Prisoner, about whom so much has been
recently said in the Foreign Journals, is reported to be
the Prince of BAVARIA, whose intercepted corresputt
dence with his father has given great offence t 6 Bose•
PARTE. This young Prince commanded the Bavarian
contingencies in the invasion of Russia—a service in
which he embarked greatly against his will,

We have received Gibraltar C4ronicks to the 28th
February, but they contain no intelligence of great
importance, The following are extracts:

" MURCIA, FEB. 6.

gg The enemy are in Tarragona, and from four to
50130 of them are proceeding to Valencia, where they
continue to levy contributions, sending off to France
such individuals as do not immediately comply with
their exorbitant demands"

" CARTHAGENA, lAN, 29.

8, The French epntinue on the same points ofl
Fuente de la Figuera, and Puerto de Albayad. The
head-quarters of the second army are still in Murcia."

la TRUXILLO. FEB. 12.

Palombine's division, which it was supposed
would not push beyond Burgos, has arrived at Vit-
toria."

" BAEZA, FEB. 13.
" Soult has proceeded from Toledo to Madrid
with the greatest part of his troops."

44 MERIDA, FEB. 13.

44 Soult, persisting in his endeavours to deceive
his men, has given out that he will re-occupy Anda-
lusia, as soon as Peace with Russia shall take place,
which will shortly he Me ease."

" CADIZ, FEBRUARY 21.

" We-have received Monte Video papers and pri-
vate letters to the 7th November. The rebels con-
tinued within sight of that fortress.
1, By an Official Report from the Supreme Board
of Health at Carthagena, it appears that the lever
which occurred last season in that city, has not com-
mitted such extensive ravages as on former occasions,
the total number of deaths from the epidemic, amount-
ing to only 424 during last summer and autumn.'?

Forty sail of light transports are now collected in
Yarmouth Roads, whence they will sail with the first
fair wind, for the Baltic, under convoy of several
sloops of war and bomb vessels. Each transport has
on board a large flat-bottomed boat, and it is reported
that they are to embark a small army of Prussians,
and Swedes in the Baltic for an expedition against
North Holland, where the inhabitants are said to
have recently evinced symptoms of revolt against the
French troops.
All the gun-brigs formerly on the Plymouth station
have removed to Portsmouth, previous to their being
employed on the Lakes of America. Sir J. YEo, the
Commander of the Flotilla, arrived at Plymouth on
Tuesday. Strong detachments of Marines are col-
lecting at Plymouth for the same service.

The following letter from Cork contains a rumour
which we shall be hnepy to have it in our power to
contradict ;

44 CORR, MARCH 21.

61 A vessel has arrived at Limerick, direct from
New-YOrk, in 27 days. A passenger on board brings
intelligence that the British frigate JuNoN, of 38
guns, was captured by the American frigate Essex,
after a severe action, in which many lives were lost.
This account was read by the passinger in the New.
York Paper."
On the above letter we have to remark, that the
similarity of the names of Julian and JAVA may have
betrayed the bearer of the report into an error, more
particularly so as he speaks from memory only, and
has not brought the newspaper in which the account
alluded to is contained. Upon referring to STEELE's
List, we find that the JUNON, of 38 guns, was upon
the Halifax station, a circumstance which gives some
degree of probability to,the report; but at the same
time we mist observe, that the vessel which has ar-
rived at Limerick, must have left New-York on the
22r1 of February. Now the New-York Papers of that
date, from which we have already given extracts,'
contain various accounts of the capture of the JAVA,
but no mention of the JuNoti.

Yesterday the PRINCE REGENT left town for Wind-
sor, for the purpose of consulting with the QUEEN as
to the arrangements for the funeral of the Duchess
of BauNswicic. His Royal Highness returned to
Carlton-house in the evening.
Orders were yesterday issued from the Lord Cham-
berlain's Office, for the Court to go into mourning
for the Duchess of BRUNSIVICK--.10 commence on
Sunday next.

The Earl of MOIRA is expected to leave London on
Sunday or Monday, on his way to embark for India.
Dispatches for Sir Join WARREN were sent off on
Wednesday night to Plymouth, to go by the WASP
sloop of war, which is to sail immediately on thch
arrival. They are stated to contain the answer of
Government to those received by the DurrEREL, and
which are understood to have conveyed some over-
tures from the American Government.

Film—About ten o'clock on Tuesday night, a
file was discovered in the Dock-yard of Sheerness,
which for some time raged with considerable violence.
Some assistance was, however, promptly procured,
nd by great exertions it was soon got under. The
place in which it broke out was consumed; but we
have not heard that any store 4 were destroyed, nor
was any person injured.
Nine shoemakers were lately committed to Read.
Bridewell, by the Mayors for a combination to
[Am their wages,.