Star.
London, England, 1814-03-31 00:00:00

A N r.,THER LLTTER - SAME D.-kTE.

" Yo'.l will probably have heat d, befor,:: this reaches
y"ti, that Sir MICIIAEL SEYMOUR had art ived at Ports-
trict)th with the Silicone French frigate, which he
captured off Cherbourg: This frigate and i'Etoile
were fallen in with by the HANNIBAL and 111,:Baus
they separated, and the HANNIBAL was left in chace
of the Sultane. The 1-lEBm..took l'Etoile, and ar-
rived here this morning with her prize, which has
lost her mizen-mast, and the 1-I.Kaaus her fore-mast."

A Mail from Heligoland and Bremen has arrived.
The military movements in France which are de-
tailed in the Bremen Papers are not more recent than
those already known through other channels. Prince
SCUWARTZENBERG has addressed a very spirited Pro-
clamation to the French People, in which he assures
them that their sufferings are owing to the perverse-
ness and obstinacy of the French Government. It is in
short a transcript of BL,trcutres Proclamation, tvh;ch
wegave yesterday. We regret to learn that there is
an speedy prc.spect of the surrender of Hamburgh.
The letter from Basle, in the Bremen Papers, con-
tains a variety of reports, which we know to be un-
founded. The rupture of the negociations at Cha-
tillon and-the great victory claimed over Nee, are of
'his description. The account of the rising of the
inhabitants of Nancy in favour of the BOURBONS is,
however, correct, for a French Gentleman has ar-
rived in London, with dispatches to the same effect
from his Royal Highnesi MoNstEurt. They were
immediately tot warded to Lours RVIII% at Hartwell.

The Letters and Papers by the Corunna Mail, the
arrival of which was announced yesterday, were de-
livered out this day. We subjoin the following ex-

: acts :

" ST. JEAN 1)E LUZ, MARCH,' 8,

A Deputation has set out from Pau to receive
the Duke d'Angouleme, and offer him the Palace o
Henry IV."

" ST. SEVERS, MARCH 8,

44 For some time a day has not passed without
snow. Another battle, it is presumed, will take place,
between Pau and Tolosa. Soult retired in disorder.
The men who deserted him exceed four thousand.
The inhabitants curse the infamous conduct of the
French troops."

" IRITN, ?1 ARC 1

g 4 In the action of Orthes, two thousand prisoners
and eight pies of cannon were taken from the
etse-
my. Suult took the direction of Tolosa. Magazines
have been found in Reque!ort and Langon.
" The troops of General Freyre are to change
their march, and proceed by Santa Martha, de Gosse,
Port de Laine, Pariehlurade, and Orthes, to Pau,
where they will establish their head-quarters. In the
places through which they have passed, our troops
have been extremely well received, and on the roads
there is perfect security. They receive provisions
from the Engli,h Commissaries the same as the British
troops. The strictest discipline is observed, and the
inhabitants are much respected."

The North British Review, No. I. is arrived, and
may be had of a COLBURN, No. 50, Conduit-street ;
G. and S. ROBINSON, and all Booksellers.

It is expected that the 49th (or Hertfordshire) Re.
giment, which has been so actively engaged with the
Americans, and particularly distinguished in all the
dispatches from Canada, will be very successful in
the ensuing Volunteering of the Militia. It is now
forming a second battalion at Maldon, and such is
the prospect of rapid promotion, &c. that the advan-
tages arising both to officers and men, in giving a
preference to this Regiment, must be obvious.
According to an account laid before Parliament,
the number of three shilling tokens issued by the
Bank of England, from the 10th of December, 18:
to March, 1814, was 9,008,993, and their amount in
value 8151,347. 9s. each token weighing 9dwts.
Ilgrs. the silver of dollar standard. The number of
eighteen-penny pieces issued in the same period was
1,510,440, the value £113,283. Is. ed. each weighing
4dwts. 17grs. of dollar staudard. No dollars were
issued in the same period.

111,R0e4L HIGHNESS THE DO'irE
CLARENCE. -

I SHEMNESS, MARCH 29.
This day, it two o'clock, p. m. his Majesty'
.490 N arrived here, having on board his Royal
ness the Duke of C,Lanzt,:sce and her Royal Highness
the Duchess of oLvit•intrao and suite. Their
was announced by the sring of a royal salute
the ships at the Great Nore and Little Nore,
the yards of the different ships were manned,
moment she came to an anchor, Admiral Si
WILLIAMS went on beard in his barge to tece!\
Royal Highnesses, the ships and fortifications
ting them as they passed. The sight watt
gratifying. The procession consisted of the
barge, in. Which was leis Royal Highness the
CLARENCE, her Royal HighnesS the Duchess
XPENBURG, and the Honottiable Captain KING.
followed Admfral Bif 'l'. WILLIAMS in his bac
several Captains in succession, viz. AUSTIN, DONNELi-,
HENDESSON, &c. eic. The barge which conveyed
the Duke, etc. was steered by a Lieutenant.
They landed At the Commissioner's Stairs, and
walked to the Admiral's, where they dined, &c. &c.
The whole of his Majesty's Nafal Captains, and
Russian Captains, waited on their Royal Highnesses

to pay their respects.
This day, Wednesday; their Royal Highnesses
visited the garrison; reviewed the troops, and walkeil
round the battery to view the fortifications, Ste.—
They were cheered) and their Highnesses were highly
gratified.
The Duchess of OLDENBURG appears to be about
twenty-nie years of age, rather handsome. She
wore a curious and magnifceniltussian dress. The
Duke WAS in the full dress uniform of an Admiral.
—They leave this to-morrow morning.-They have
brought their own cirriages.

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By a letter received at the Admitalty, dated Ma-
deira, 28th linunry last, Captain Sir Ttios. StAiNes,
of his niiesty's ship 13Ritox, had arrived there on
that day, with the country ship Fort William, out-
ward-hoiind, in a Crippled state ; she was, however,
expected to sail in a few days.

NOR I SMOUTH, MARO449.
Arrived at St. Helen's the Saniuul and Santa,
OGLE, from Burney ; the Edgar, At:riane. Lady
Shaw, Ranger, Triton, and three other transports,
with stores, &c. for themen of war bound to Ame-
rica. Arrived also his Majesty's ship CORMORANT,
from thelwas. Sailed his Majesty's ships 11mm;
and DIOMEDE, with a ccnvey for the Downs. t•:anie
into harbour the Sultane French frigate. Went
out his Majesty's ship BELLEIWaION.-7. S. The
Downs convuy have brought up again.
DEAL, MARCH 30.
Arrived the REDPOLE sloop of war, frt] Port!.
mouth, with a convoy, among them are the I(adrir.
East Indiaman, for Bengal ; and the Hercules, for
the South Seas. Sailed the whole of the homeward-
bound vessels, for the Rim.; and the ACTIVE hired
cutter, with dispatches for Admiral YOUNG.

IiARNVICII, NIARCII 30.
Arrived the Earl Leicester packet, from Heligo-
!and, Kith a Mail and plsszngers.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.

MR. EDITOR—Having addressed two Letters to the Cott;
mittee of the Stock Exchange, and from whom I cannot get a
reply, I request you will be good enough to insert in your Paper
a copy of ;hose Letters, which are herewith tran ,nntted to you,
in order that tho'r Gentlemen may have another opportunity of
seeing in pur Paper, what they have already seen at their Coin:
mime. I am, Sir, your humble servant,
lbbetson'.: Hotel, Were-street, near R. G. BUTT.
Bond-streer, 31st March, 1614.

" Gentlemen—As it becomes necessary for me to regulate my
accounts with Mr. Foam (my Stock-broker), and finding from
him, that the several transactions executed by him, for me, by
my orders, have been the cause of your stopping the whole of
my balances gained by me previous to the 21st of February last,
as v ill as what was gatnel upon that day, which amounted to
the sum of Xit.o2 17 se 6d. upon the Osmium held by me on that
day, and purchased by Mr. Fears), and the profit upon the Con-
sol account to £l5O. 12s. 6d.
" As I address you as a body of-Gentlemen, whom I suppose
wLh to do what is correct, and finding from Mr Fa*KN you
have stopped Xi:00 upon my Conseil Account which had been
settled on the 25th of February, and the differences lost by nix
paid on that Jay to my other Brokers,
" I feel it but justice to myself, as well as creditable to your--
selves, that you will be good enough to acquaint me, without
loss of time, with the precise sums ywu have stopped on my ac-
count from my broker, specifying the several beads and periods
I of time for which those deductions had been made.
1 " I am, Gentlemen, your most obedient Servant,
Ibbetson's Hotel, Vere-street, near 1 " R. G. BUTT:*
Bond-street, n3cl March, 1 b 14. S

2, I
The CROWN PRINCR Of SwEDIIN, by his lON} Stll7 at
Liege, has acquired the title of the Liege Lord
A claim has been made by the hos hAnd ot Mn..
BISHOP, (who was killed lately in consequence of the
full of the house at Glasgow), against the proprie.
tor of the building, for 41500, on account
of SR lots

of his wife.

" Gentlemen—l addressed a letter to you on the 23d instant,
begging you to give me a statement of the different sums which
you had stopped from my Broker (Mr. Fearn) upon my account.
" As you have not replied to that letter, and as no doubt you
wish the Public as well as myself to suppose you are Gentlemen,
I must again request of you the explanation which my torma
letter conveyed.-1 am, Gentlemen,
" Your most obedient Servant,
(Signed) 46 R. G. BUTT.
" Ibbetson's Hotel, Vere-street, near
Bond-street, March 28, 181 4:'

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