Star.
London, England, 1812-02-17 00:00:00

111F.RLIN, JAN. 28. •

The 24th instant was a memorable epoch for all
the subjects of the Prussian monarchy : it completed
the century sindashe birth of the Great Frederick.—
This iatereaing anniversary has been celebrated in
public and numerous assemblies, and in private cir-
cles. All the veterans assembled of the Invalid's
Hotel, who had served in the seven years' war under
Frederick the Great ; there still remained one hun-
dred and twenty-one, of these thirteen could not at-
tend on account of indisposition. •
On the same day General Kalkreuth gave a grand
ball, at which the King and Royal Family assisted.
Qn the 20th the fete of the crowning of the reigning
King was celebrated in the principal church. After
the ceremony, the new Chevaliers of the Red Eagle
were presented to his Majesq,

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

BUSINESS FOR THE WEEK.
TiIIS DAY.

Oenetts.—lrish Population Bill, 2d.—Franto.mmti
Nottingham Watch 818, 241.—Lords' Amendment Act Bill, sd...
Coat Trade Bill, Sd—East India Loan Bill, stl-4,arth, L•aul.
deration of Report of House of Commons Meets'
Ways and Means—Committee of Ways and Mean
of Supply—Committee on Woods and Forest Bill.
Norters.—Lord Palmerston—Remaining Army Estimates hi
Supply—Mr. A. Baring—Papers relating to Licences, Trade, &.
TO•111 OR ROW.

Nortors.—Mr. Brougham--Conattore to inquire into the
Application of the different Sums at present appropriated ft%
the Urdu of Admiralty—Sir S. Romilly--to revive tba cub,
mince on Parish Apprentices.

WEDNRSDAT. Nil.
THURSDAY.

Bilk in Committee—Loral Militia 2d.
Nortct.—Mr. Creevey—Resolutions reit:tone the Flat
a Half per Cent. West India Duties.
FRIDAY.
Not ices.—Mr. Charles Yerito--Nary Estimates Sepal',
Mr. M. A. Tayliir—Modus to revive the Committee to lolbt,‘
into the State of Caws la the Howe of Lords, and the Coin d
Chancery.

THE .EVENING STA R.

LONDON.

MONDAY. FEBRUARY 17.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIg DAY AT ONE et'Cloat
I per Ct. Cons. for money 6a{—Da for ace. 621
I per Ct. Reduced G_}-6 per Cent. 7111 f
6 per Ct. 92i{—Bonds 165.171. pr.--Onitiltua
huh. Bills se. Gs. pre.—Long Ann*. 14
Snit. i s is the only Mee that Sold a Prim of 1130$00
bbarn in the last Lottery,

THE KING.

WINDBOR, Frs. 16.--Yesterday, about two,
O'clock, the Archbishops of Csuersaacav and Yoe;
the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Duke of Monraoan, Epi
of AYLCIPORD. Ike. arrived at the Queen's Lodgt,
where Doctors Sir HENRY HAUORD, Hesnott
BAILLIE, JOHN and ROBERT WILLis, laid alklir R,.
port of the state of the Kano during the past vett
before their Lordships, and a short time a(terw
they adjourned to the Castle, where they heti :
Council with the QUEEN.
The following Bulletin was yesterday :hewn at S:
James's Palace :

WINDSORTCASTI,EI PER. 15, 1812.
" His MAJESTY continues nearly in the sam
state." (Signed)

gi 11.-lIALFOIiD. 66 J. mix's.
g, M. BAILLIE. 46 R. WILL4II:6
0 W. lIEBERDEN.

The reports respecting the communication
f:om the PRINCE REGENT to Lords GRENVILLE
GREY, alluded to in our last, are various and cos
dictory. It has been stated that a liter was teat
the Patteca REGEsr to these Noblemen, elms*
,g satisfaction with the conduct of his present bfini.
' sters, and a wish that a union of the great parties aE
the State could be effected on liberal and know*
principles." This statement, we have reason to be.
lieve is incorrect. The fact, so far as we have beet
able to ascertain it, was simply this s—His P.cy4
Highness the DUKE of Yoßk waited in person a
one of the above Noblemen, and stated, that be
it in command from the PRINCE REGENT to en
of Lords GRENVILLE and GREY whether, in thee
of their being called into the Administration,
em incipation of the Catholics was with therm a
qua non ? The Nobleman alluded to instantly wait
upon the other, and the answer, which they ga
jointly, was in substance, that they wad not
into place subject to any restriction whatever. If
Royal Highness the DuKe of YQRK replied that,
had no other command to communicate from
PRINCE REGENT, but would immediately report
Lordships' answer to the PRINCE. Here the ma
rests at present.

Yesterday the Duke of Wag and she MI
WELLESLEY had an audience of `tlae NAGA Rs(
at Carlton• House.
Lord Watouonsy DE BROKE and General
Dos were the Lord and Groom in waiting yes
at St. James's Palace.

There are 100 Yeomen of the King's Guatd:
said 50 of them are to be disbanded ; fifty bei
deemed sufficient for the duty.

Mr. PousoNsr is in a fair way of recovery,,
much better than the serious nature of the
which he met with on Friday evening afforded
to expect.
Sir Joint NITIPORT is confined to his room by lb
disposition.

In our list of the minority in the House of Col
mons on Friday, we inserted by mistake the name
Mr. SINCLAIR, who had left the House prior to 11
division.

NATIONAL Dear.— An Account (41 the Redactits
of the National Debt, from the Ist of August, I
to the Ist of February, 1812:
Redefined by the Slaking Fund . . Xii19..511,440
Transferred by Land-tan redeemed - 9.3,041•011
Ditto by Life Annuities purchased - • 1,040°
Ou Account of Great Britain - aellS,o4_.Serri
Ditto of Ireland
Ditto of Imperial Loan - -
Ditto of Loan to Portugal - - •
Total - - Arssielhal.
The sum tq be amended in the ensuing Quarters
,8'2,962,955. ss. 80.
The total quantity of wines entered at the
Custom-house in 1811, for foreign countries,
18,536 pipes and a half; of this quantity wtse.
to EnglAnd 18,379 pipes and :in half ;
and an half ; Gibraltar, 89; Galicia, three
half. In 1809, there were shipped for e
53,458 pipes, of which 42,968 pipes were for
land ; and in 1810, 41,358 pipes were shifirOr
whicti 401765 was on 4nghsh account.

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poi* this morning received $ oston and other
ricin papers to the iOth ultimo. They were
po
wight to Liverpool by the ship Sally Ann, from
010 This vessel was boarded on the Bth instant,
0.49.30. long. 18.20. by the Gazelle, French
...‘OlO of 14 guns, and full of men. The priva-
r-d captured the same day the Arcadia, SMELLY,
too Nova Scotia for the Clyde. Captain Sb and 10
ocrew were put on board the Sally Ann, which
lotie French Captain very politely gave up to the
e cos. The American Papers brought by the
vessel, do not bring much additional intelli-
fon the seat of Government; we think it right,
haler, to lay the following extracts before our

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CONGRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 11.
a FROM THE NEW YORK GAZETTE.
• gr. Bacon offered the petition of sundry mer-
of Boston, praying leave to ;import from Ca-
0, Nova Scotia, &c. certain articles purchased
prior to a knowledge of the President's Proclama-
-01 of November 2, 1810. Referred to the Ccm-
pat of the whole, to whom the Bill on that subject
ro referred.
,Mr. BiGnow requested the mover to amend his

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psolution by making it to apply to captures under
3athority of all foreign Goveinments. Bet Mr.
Ifintsaid he had a distinct object in view, and did
'wish his Resolution thus burdened. The Resolution
gu laid on the table. I am surprised no Federal
sember has called for a list of American vessels cap-
tend under the authority of the French. But the
Bole probably would not adopt such a Resolution.
• Mr. NELSON commenced a speech against the
strops and astonishing doctrine advanced by
Claes. _ _

a The Speaker declared that attacking Canada,
was a war, not of Offence, but of Defence, and he
ikbed so to be distinctly understood.—l wonder
ylgthethe thought the whole house were fools.
_

The' knowing ones in the House were sensible
that the Volunteer Bill was nought ; hence they
poled the other; but they are both nothing towards

a The 25,000 Bill has passed in spite of Madison's
tenth, and if Le signs it, he must commission all the
dam.

" Fifteen hundred Officers, and ten Privates, per-
bps one hundred, or possibly by next July 4th, a
actsand Privates. The President's house, on levee
igitts, will hardly hold the big hats and long swords.
Mr. JURA very shrewdly observed to-day, that
tat was no need of discussing the question whether
ievolunters could be marched out of territory. He
vu ler passing the Bill and saying nothing of the

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" The House then went into Committee of the
whole, Mr. BASSETT in the Chair, oil. the Volun-
teer Bill.

. "The sketch of the proceedings of Congress in this
day's Gazette, and the accompanying remarks of our
correspondent, Neill tend to allay the fears _of the few
%rho were apprehensive of war. Mr. Randolph, it
will be seen, speaks out in a language that must Le
heard—and heeded to."