Star.
London, England, 1807-10-31 00:00:00

LOUIS XVIII.

Lours XVIII. Rill remains on board the Swedifh
frigate at Yarmouth, accompanied by their Royal
Highneffes the Dukes d'Ascoutast a and Beact ;
by the Duke de GaammoNT ; by the Counts
d'AVARRY; DANA.; NANTOUILLET; and FERRONAYE ;
by the Chevalier de la RIYI ERE; and by fome other
foreigners of diftindion, who have followed the for-
tunes of the BOURBON family. In confequence of
previons intimation from this Prince to the Swedifh
Ambalfador, that it was his intention to come to
England, the Swedifh Vice Conful was fent to Yar-
mouth,
to await his arrival, and afford him every
facility and affillaneg for which he might have occa-
lion. As loon as the Freya arrived in the Roads, the
Vice Conful attempted to go on board, but was pre-
vented by the Collector of the CußornS, who informed
him, that he had orders not to fifer any perfin to land
from thefrigate, or allow any communication between
her and the ihore, except with the Cullom Houle.—
The Colledor immediately went on board the Freya,
when fignals were arranged for obtaining fupplies of
provifions and any other neceffary accomtnoda:ions.
The above particulars were tranfroitted to the Swe-
difhAmbaffador by the Captain of the frigate, and
by the Vice Conful alfo. The intelligence tranfpired
at the Stock Exchange towards the dole of thelmar-
ket, and the funds rote nearly three-eighths per cent.
the fpeculators confidering what had occurred, as a
decifive fymptom of a pacific difpofition on the part
of the Adminiflration ! It was alfo Paid, that no ap-
plication from Louts XVIII. for liberty to refide in
this country, had been diredily addreired to our Go-
vernment, who are willing to give him an afylum 23 a
private individual, though not to rcceive him in the
capacity of King of France.

The Yarmouth Volunteers are under orders to
receive Louis XVIII. on his landing with the ho-
nours due to his rank.

Private accounts reaped town this morning which
Rate, that a Treaty of Alliance, offenfive and de-
fenfive, has been concluded be►ween Fiance and
Ruffia.

It is repotted that the French are to (occupy Wil-
liarnfladt and other fortrcffes on the Meufe, betides
the Wands at the mouth of the Meufe.

Yeaerday Lord CAI-I.mA sr arrived at his refidence
in Gloucelter-place, Portman-I-plate.
This morning difpaiches were received at the Ad-
miralty, from Admiral GAMBIER, off Yarmouth, to
whom a Mellinger was lent left night.

Admiral STANHOPE, with nine fail of the line,
hefides tranfports, with the Danifh (cores, is a:lived
in the Downs.
Orders have been fent to Harwich for the Danifh
Greenlandmen brought in there, to proceed to the
Greenland Dock in the Thames.

On Thurfday afternoon, loon after two o'clock,
Colonel M`DONALD arrived at the Foreign Office,
from Copenhagen. A meeting of tklinificrs was called
in confequence, and, about half pall three, the Duke
of POKTLAND, Earl BATHVRST, Lord CASTLEREACK,
Mr. PERCEVAL, and Mr. CANNING, attended. They
continued their deliberations till half pall fix ; the
refult of which, with the difpatches brought by the
Meffenger, were fent off to his MAJESTY, at Windfor.
Mr. MUNRoS left town yellerday for Cowes, where
he will meet the vacl in which he is to embark for
America.

Money w Is never fo plentiful in the City of London
as at prefent. The opulent htarles are now freely
difcounting Bills due in May nexr.
A veffel arrived yefierday in fix days from the
port of Carelinezyl, which is within a fhlrt dillance
of Embden. The Captain Rates, that all the inha•
bitants in the difiriel have Pruffran foldiers gnat tered
upon them, to an amount hitherto unknown. He
alfo mentions, that a Lumber of houfes arc made ule
of as barracks.
Letters have been received by this vettel, which
(late, that the want of colonial produce begins to be
foyerely felt. This items probable ; indeed, we have
heard, from another quarter, that raw fugar was
fold at no lefs than 4c. per pound, but three weeks
fince, at Paris. If In, the people may venture to
murmur; but what effeel are their murmurs likely to
have upon the views of a military Government, and
the refolutions of Bonaparte ?
The Mary Anne, THoMPsiw, was yeflerday, an-
nounced at LLOYD'S to have arrived at Yarmouth,
with a fleet from Peter &ugh. The intelligence they
tar ing quite clnfirms the itatement we communicated
a few days lire:, that all apprehention of any inter-
ruption of the commercial intercourfe between Ituf
era and this County had bd., ire their departure en-
tirely difappeared in the Ruffian ports.--We unit
that their lecurity is well founded.

/Avers from St..Peterfburgh, of the sth init. men-
tion,that the greateft exertions are making in the war
department, to replace the Ruffian army in the con
dition in which it was previous to the late difaflrous
campaign. Upwards of 70,000 of the militia have
been incorporated with the regulars, fu that the whole
of the army, at prefent, falls little, if at all, (holt of
2c0,000 effeCtive men. It is, however, admitted,
by well-informed per funs who have feen it, that it is
much relaxed in its dilcipline, and that it is in great
want of experienced Officeis.
The French influence, or rat Let infolence, predo-
minates at the Court of St. Peterlburgh.—SAVAßY
carries every thing with as high a hand as if he had
entered the Ruffian capital in confequence of a capi
tulation. It is faidt that at the petiod the 13ritith
veffels were quitting Cronitadt under the alarm of
detention, the Ruffian Government would have pub-
Wired a notification calculated to remove all appre
henfi,•n of the kind, but was prevented by the feat
of giving offence to the reprefcntative of BONAPARTE.
The Emperor ALEXANDAR, we uaderftand, was
decidedly adverfe to confilcatinic private property,
under any circumfiance4.

N4U7ICAL INTELLIGENCE.