Star.
London, England, 1814-03-12 00:00:00

ArrELLialsavtlr.

DOER, MARCH if.
Mr. MYEbt the Messenger, arrived at this place
1-about half-past fodr this mording, frorri Calais, and
proceeded immediately for London, with dispatches,
which are said to be of importance.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 11.
Arrived his Majesty's ships CzyLot4 and VREYA,
with a fleet from the Downs. Nothing sailed to-day.
His Majesty's ship Ascnsa takes convoy for the
Downs.—Wind Masterly.
DEAL, MARCH 11.
Arrived his Majesty's ship DicreToft, from Hol-
land, and sailed again for Portsmouth. Came down
from the River, a large fleet of outward-bound West
Indiamen, and sailed immediately for Portsmouth,
under convoy of the CORDELIA sloop of iyar.

The BARROSA is in dock at Portsmouth, and will be
completed by the 14th instant.
The DREADNOUGHT is ordered to be put in a state
for sea, and will be out of dock at Portsmouth by the
end of the month.

The SAVAGE sloop has been paid off at Portsmouth,
The TIGRE, Captain HALLIDAY, at Portsmouth.
will be ready for sea in a fortnight, and will proceed
to the Downs, to join AdmiralYourro.
The St. Juan Baptista, lately captured by the ME-
NELAU% was hauled, on Tuesday last, alongside the
Jetty, in Plymouth Dock-yard, and landed her specie,
which was deposited for .the present in a storehouse
in the yard. There have also been landed a vast
quantity of plate of rough massive articles.

A detachment belonging to the King's German
Legion, under the command of Colonel P. BEST, re-
turned to Harwich on the Bth inst, not being able to
disembark on the coast of Germany.

We understand that Government have issued an
order for the instant shipment of 100,000 stand of
arms for France ! They are to be sent in transports,
and every species of vessel that can be speedily char-
tered.

TWENTY CAPITAL PRIZES, including Two of
420,000 each, must be drawn on Monday, when the
Lottery will finish—but those who wish to have a
chance, most buy TO-DAY, as the Wheel goes round
very early on Monday morning.

MEETING OF PARLIAbIENT. —ln consequence of
the present unprecedented situation of affairs, Parlia-
ment, after meeting pro forma, adjourned to the 21st
inst. when they will assemble for the dispatch of bu-
siness. The eyes of all are turned to this Meeting, as
the business then to come before them is pregnant
with more important consequences, and must give
rise to more interesting debates than any Session in
our recollection ever gave rise to. For the benefit of
our numerous Readers in SCOTLAND, who wish to per-
use the Debates at full length, we beg leave to refer
them to Mr. JAMES TAYLOR SMITH'S Newspaper and
Advertising Office, Royal Exchange, Edinburgh,
where they may be regularly supplied with any of the
London Newspapers, on the shortest notice.

PRINCE SCHWARTEENBERG.—This distingnished
Chef is a Nobleman of one of the. first families of,
Austria ' • as he is a direct descendant of the House of
SAVOY, his grandfather having married a Princess
of LICHTENSTEIN, who was A grand-daughter of the
King of SARDINIA. Prince SCHWARTZENBERG de-
rives his title frOm a Principality of that name in the
German Empire, of which he is Sovereign Piinee ;
he also possesses very considerable estates in Bohemia.
He is now only in the forty-sixth year of his age,
having commenced his military career at a very early
period of his life. _

Boxaas.—Painisr, the Lancashire man, and Oliver,
the gardener, have left London to go raw training
for the great battle on the Sd of May ; the former in
Hertfordshire, and the latter in Oxtordshire.—Betting
on the event about equal.