Star.
London, England, 1812-04-15 00:00:00

PLIfIVIOIJTH, APRIL Is.

THE EVENING STAR:

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15.
PRI/Cf OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCE:
Bank Stock 223—India Steck 178
s per Ct. Rcduced 591-4 per Cent. 7411
3 per Ct. Cons. for money 6013—D0. for ace. 0011
5 per Ct. 901 91—Lottery Tickets X2l 181.
Exch. Bills par 2s. pre.-11orids 65.• 7s. pre.

Came in his Majesty's ships CUMBERLAND, VENER-
ABLE, and PLANTAGENET, under the c►►mmand of
Admiral DURHAM, from a cr►►iae in pursuit of the
French squadron. Arrived the Lynn sloop of v.ar
from the Coast of Spain ; CROCODILE frigate from a
cruize ; and the DECOY cutter from the Downs, and
is appointed convoy for Guernsey znd Jersey. Sailed
the Asencnozinta nian of war for Basque Ro ids
and the HERMES frigate on a cruize.—Wint East.

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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING; 181fts
TUESDAY, APRIL 14. •
The 2000 gs. Stakes, a Subscription rif tongs. each, h. ft for Witt{
Bst. 51b. and fillies, Hit. UHL rising 3 yrs oil. it. M.
Lord Darlington's br. c. by Dick AnthewA, out of Bullard
mare, sister to Kite 1
Lord Stowell's b. c. Cato, by Sancho, out of Gipsy • 2
Mr. Ladbrokes b. c. by Orville, out of Mariaime - I
Ld G. H. Cavendish's b. e. Handel, by Waxy, out of Woodbine.
8 to 1 agst Ld Darlington's br. e.-9 to t apt Cato—! to 1
apt Handel.
The Claret Stakes of 200 p. each, h. ft. colt', Mt. 71b. and fillies{
sat. tlb. rising 4 yrs old, D.I. The owner of the second Wiwi
to withdraw his stake.
Gen. Gower's b. e. by Walton, out of Cerrycomb's datit
Sir I. Shelle)'s Phantom -
Sr F. Standish's Wellington
Ld Darlington's Hit-or-Miss, by Haphazard, tit of ./E. be a
Mr. Peirse's gr. f. Albuera, by Hambletomin or Beningbrcugb,
ont of Constantin -

100 to 5 apt Gen. Gower's b. e.-5 to 2 do Phantom....
6 to 1 apt Hit-or-Miss.

Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, her MAJESTY, accom.
partied by Princesses ELjzaltrra and MARY, attended
by Lady ISABELLA THYNNE, arrived at the Qute:l'4
Palace from Windsor. In a short time after, they
were visited by the Dukes cf CUMBERLAND and CAM.
BRIDGE. The Princess 'CHARLOTTE of WALES arrivt.4 •
at Warwick House from Windsor, attended by Lady'
Da CLIFFORD. A little before two o'clock, the Qum/.
Princesses EuzAsEttt and MARY, went in the Duke
of CAMBRIDGE'S carriage to the Duchess of BRUNS.
wicx's,- in Hanover-square, and staid with her Royal
Highness for about an hour. The Royal Patty the!"
proceeded in the PRINCE RadENT'S carriage, which was
in waiting for them, with the coachman and three foot.
men in their state liveries, to Carlton-house, where the.
PRINCE REGENT reeeived them at the grand entrance.
At four o'clock they sat- down to dinner, torches
with the Princess CHARLOTTE ti WALES., the Dukes
of YORK, KENT, CUMBERLAND, and CASIER/DGE, and
In a Second Edition of yesterday, we laid before Mrs. Howe. The QUEEN and Patticpsas prepared
our Readers the Official Bulletin, issued from the to set off for Windsor, at a quarter past six o'clock:
War Department, on the subject of the Capture of The Princess CHARLOTTE of WAuttreturned toWar. .
the outworks of Badajoz. The Gazette of last night, wick-house.
COIN MARKET, MARE-LANs, 'Arita 15. This day, tie
which occupies our columns of to-day, contains the market has several fiesh arrivals of Ix Len, partly from Sculled
full details of Lord WELLINGTON'S operations, which the trade nearlyte
aantdMmonadit atary'siquotation: the rmemaybe
)l Dee
in k
tort also nearly at laste de.pficev. .Alchootge Peas;
the seppitesaritt
ats
leave no room to doubt that Badajoz is, by this time, of each YE,.
in our possession. Oats are rather considerable, yet, troll a continuance of the do.
iamtaenpd,.this article is again quoted somewhat higher, Ind Fleur at
The affairs of the Peninsula, since the commence- late prices.
ment of its struggle for independence, never wore a Wheat, 1001.142+. 1365. Beans 695. 1300.
Fine ditto, 1381. 1425. Tick duo (sew) Siff Ms.
more promising aspect than at the present moment. Rye 14s. 805. Ditto (Roe thd) es.. e6e.
The fall df Badajoz will have the effect of clearing Bartel, 646-720.04. • Oats: I els 47% 495.
Mah, 945. 1041.
the South of Spain from the presence of the invaders; White No, (Boller,) six 863. pPotuiadatoeddikt°o,te,"sis.• 50as.". O.
and it is, perhaps, not too much to expect that in the ' Grey ditto, 601. iSt:s. Rape Seed, ARO £66.
Fine Hour, 1051.1103.—Seconds, 100 s. to MS& •
course of t'aree months theft will not be a Frenchman
From the number of licences granted by Government fee arts
' to the Southward of the Tagtis, The Earl of WEL- to go to Holland, there being such east ism:rives of Oats in diet
LINGToN will then reap the reward of•all his toils : country that could not be carried o a masker, it to to be h•pea
that large supplies win MO ernes hew tbeeceo. h•ch end teed
ad, continuing the system upon which he has SO to reduce the preihet high Ow of list aloha la 141, MAU&

We, this morning, received Paris Papers to the
11th instant. They remain completely silent in re-
spect to the Operations in the Peninsula. BONAPARTE
had not on the Bth•left the capital for the army, for
on that day he took the amusement of hunting.
—The Duke of REGGIO entered the capital of Berlin
on the 28th ult. and from the good understanding
that subsisted between the two Courts, they were re.
ceiled with the greatest joy, and treated in every
respect as welcome guests. The army was imme:
diately quartered oA the inhabitants during their stay,
and great dinners were given to the French officers.

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