Star.
London, England, 1814-04-19 00:00:00

PRIVATE LETTER.

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" PARIS, AYRIL 16.

With joy I fake up the pen to b‘rit: )ou, to
; l'otbr silence: What an unlooked for and bltssed
..hattge 'harm are esperieneed. I cannot describe to
you the general joy : rtor can 1 account for the dtli.
rium cr transport excited in every botom, but from
the great contrast in our circumstances.
" Not long ago, all 'were compelled to laud measures
Which they execrated, and to praise the Tyrant who
ground them by every species of oppression, and 'ckir-
ried our sons to the fi'eld of slaughter. Now that
people dare to speak out, it is interesting to witness
the general confession, that all were by prictites, and
compelled by hard necessity to call evil good, and
good evil.
" Yon 'will see by the newspapers that ire have
been gratified with a public view of our deliverers—
the Mighty Monarchs who have shewn themselves the
friends of the human race ; but to conceive of the
transports excited by the scene, you must have wit-
nessed it, for no language can deicribe it.
" The varied ani varying countenances of the
mighty assembly spewed the quick succession of dif-
ferent passions through the mind, as one name or
another saluted the ear. AU were joyous, but many
expressed their joy by fl,rods of tea rs.
" FUN us. April 15th, 61 1. 75 cents."

NA17.11. INTELLIGENCE.
MAILS.
ARR. OUR. ARR.
0 I Comma • 0 0
. 0 0 Helial,land - 0 0
0 4 Urtairn 0 AD
. 1 0 Le-award Islands - 0 0
FALMOUTH, APRIL 16.
Arrived yesterdAy the Osborne packet, with /via
from Malta; last from Gibraltar, in 19 days. Also
arrived the George, Fi.fi r, from St. Jean de Lut, in
ten days.. Wincl S.W. flesh gales, And dirty weather.

Dublltt -
Waterford
Gottenburgh -
Frame •

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL. is.
Arrived an armed c4tter from Cherbnrgh, with
dispatches for the French Admiral Tnoucrr, of
the Polonaise 74. Went out of harbour, his Ma-
jesty's ships Counter.% MYP ri-E, and ELK. Arrived
his Majesty's ship EREBUS, from th• Downs. The
Mediterranean Fleet is expected to sail to-morrow,
wind permitting.—Wind Westerly.
DEAL APRIL IS.
Arrived the Russian man of war Troakacoff, and
the Russian man of war Swealsloff, Captain —,
from the Roompot. Came down from the River,
the Zephyr, Penny, for the South Seat Also seve-
ral other ships, and sailed with the whole of the out-
ward-bound, under convoy of the AtMora schoontrr.
for Portsmouth.—Wind S.

Some interesting extracts froth ti•e Dutch Papers
are given in our paper of to-day. The details of the
rcecnt events at Fontainbleau, in which the ex-tyrant
;nada such a conspicuous figure, are highly ehtertair.-

mg.
The tnarriage of the Princess of WALK% with the
Hereditary Prince of ORANGE will take place in July.
A partial change in Administration is confidently
spoken of in the higher politic+l circles. The Lail
ot Hatittowert t-les tl.e stuation of Minister Pleni.
potentiary from Great Britain at tke Congress abt,ut
to be held for the pacification of Europe. The same
distinguished Nobleman will afterwards, report adds,
be declated Arriba:,,,dor Extraordinary at the C( urt
cf Lours XVIII. 'f...ord Hanitown's place as Pre-
ot the Council, will be filled by the Earl of
BUCKINGLIAMSfriIRE, who will be succeeded as Chair-
man of the B,ard of Controul, by Lord Viscount
MELVILLE. The new First Lord of the Admiralty
will be Mr. Cassallo. We have also heard that
Lord Ca-srretteaon will he called up to the House.
of Peers, and the arduous duties of what has been
termed the ministelial leader in the House of Com-
mons, will in that event devolve upon Mr. CANNING.
It will be seen front the proceedings of the House
of Commons last night, that the Papers relative to the
Chatillon Negociatiims will not be laid before Parlia-
ment for some time. Other and more satisfactory ar.
rangements are understood to be in progress.
his Majesty Louis XVIII. we are enabled posi-
tively to state, leaves Hartwell for London to-morrow
(Wednesday) morning, and will be met at Stanmore
by the PRINCE REGENT. The procession, which will
be very grand, will move through Hyde Park and
Piccadilly, to Albemarle-street, where Grillon's Hotel
has been prepared for hit MAJESTY'S reception. We
understand that eight of the- PRINCE REGENT'S car-
riages will be sent for his MAJESTY and Suite, and
that his ROYAL HIGIINE.'S wilt proceed to meet him
under an escort of cavalry. All the corps of cavalry
in the metropolis and its neighbourhood will precede
the Royal carriages to town, and the road from
Hyde Park to Albemarle-street will be lined with in-
fantry. On hii MAJESTY's arrival, a royal salute
will be fired from the Park and Tower guns. On
Thursday his Majesty Louts XVIII. dines with the
PRINCE REGENT at Carlton House, and on Saturday
he goes to Dover; from whence lie will be conveyed
to Calais in the Royal yacht, accompanied by a squa-
dron of men of war, under the command of the Ad-
miral of the Fleet, his Royal Highness the Duke of
CLARENCE.
His Majesty Louts XVIII. will enter London to
about 3 o'cfsck, with all the ceremonials
dtie t 3 his exalted rank and his public and ptivice
virtues. The Adjutant-General has received the or-
det sof his Royal Hie ss the Commanier-in.Chief
to arrange the military .positioa of the process On.
Six royal carriages, with six sets of le,rses, are or-
dered to be at Stanmore to morrow, at a quarter be-
fo:e two o'clock, to convey L0t..1, XV I LI. and s: ite,
to town. The proces-ion will ptoveed slowly along
the Edgeware-road till it retches Cumberland Gate,
Oxford-street. It will then CROSS the Park, and enter
Piccadilly at Hyde Park Corner.
BREAD.--TIIIS day the LORD MAYOR ordered the
price to be reduced three-pence in the peck-loaf—to
take place on Thursday—the price of the quarsern
loaf wiil then be Eleven pence Three-farthings.
Yesterday Colonel &rover underwent an ex,,min7l-
- He is in the custody, and under the cafe, of
a Bow.street Officer, at Mr. Wood's house, the Mei.
of the Alien Offices