Star.
London, England, 1813-03-19 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR

LONDON.

FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1815.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Cons. 5110—kreek..991/.-5 per Cent. 89 Bonds 2s. 3s. (Hs.
Exch. Bills ts. Ss. pr.--Oinniunt. nothing ont.

The Letter to the Ktxo, from her Royal Highness
the Princeu of WALES, (given in our columns this
day,) was drawn up by the late Mr. PIRCEVAL. It
is highly creditable to his memory, and will be read
With interest and sympathy by all who are not lost to
every serltiment of propriety, of honourable feeling,
and impartial justice. Read it, ye hypocrites, who
have affected to sympathize with the Panaceas in her
destitute condition, lamenting that she has not now
such Advisers as Mr. PERCEVAL!" If she had, she
would not now have been crouching, an afflicted sup-
pliant, for an interview with her own child !

The gratifying intelligence which we communi-
cated in our Second Edition of yesterday, was
brought to Government by a cutter dispatched by
the Governor of Heligoland. Not only are Berlin,
Warsaw, Dresden and Hamblirgh, freed from the
yoke of the French, but what is of Much More im-
portance to the general interests of Europe, the pos-
session of these places has been given up to the regu-
lar constituted Authorities of the country. General
D'Yonat, the Prussian patriot, commands at Berlin.
The Polish National Guards are permitted to retain
possession of Warsaw, and the old regime has been
restored at Hamburgh. From the latter place, in-
deed, there have been already numerous arrivals at
Heligoland; with the view°, commencing a trade;
in the mean time the French inhabitants haie secured
as Much property as they cbuld on board of flat-
bottomed boats, and sailed down the Elbe. The
military under LatitusToN and ST.Cyn have marched
for Magdeburgh, where it is supposed they will make
a final stand, in conjunction with the small French
army no* there, commanded, we. believe, by Au-
GEREAtIo

The reports brought from Hamburgh to Heligo-
land are all of a most pleasing description ; but they
are, perhaps, liable to the charge of exaggeration.—
Of this description, perhaps, is the rumour of the
Emperor of AusTtun having demanded that the
French shall withdraw their army within the Rhine,
as a preliminary to negociation. Be this as it may,
there is every town to beUels that Auittia is shicerr

Itit desire for peace, ttt Iratier for the oterthrd* of
•
the 'French tyranny. LoH *Af.odi.a tontinue4 at
Viet%fia, where he is engaged in actiiii ttegoeiatioit:
The following are extracts from the commdnica-
tioni received by Governdtent on the above subject :

FROM THE IRESLAW G.*ETTE.
" WARSAW, FEBRUARit 19.
6 The Imperial Russian Army has occupied the
*hole country about Warsaw, 'Slit the barriers ate
still in the possession of the National Guards. The
Magistrates remain, as usual, in their places.

" His Excellency General MiLoaArtetovircu, on
the 9th instant, rode with a great letinue through
the town."

" DRESDEN, FEBRUARY 25.
EPROM nIR ALTOS:A MERCURY, MARCH 5.]
" The Russians are advancing in force from the Iron.
tiers Uf Lusatia towards Wittenberg. In Owe-
quente of this intelligence the Prince and Princesses
dre gone to Bayreuth. Only Princess Elizabeth re-
mains here. Rio Majerty the King has for a timercpaird
to Planet; la the Voir/aid. The Gaverftment is carried on
4is Commission, consitthag gloom Ministers of State."

If we may credit the subjoined statement, the
American Navy is at rength about to be crushed. The
Esser, one of their finest frigates, has been captured
by the Poicrteas, of 74 guns, and sent into Gibraltar.
We hasten to lay before our Readers the corn:Mini-
cation we have received on the subject :

" LIVERPOOL, MARCH le,
"3 am happy to inform you that a boat has just
come on shore from the Adventure, GOWN from
Gibraltar, arrived this moment in our river, the Cap-1
tain of which brings the news of the capture of the
American frigate Esser, Captain W. F. PORTER) by
one of our ships, of superior force. The Essex had
arrived at Gibraltar as a prize, before the Adventure
sailed. The Captain had forgotten the nathe of the
British mandf war ; but on Several being Mentioned
to him, and among others the POICTIEELSI said that he
thought that was the name.

4k The French in Spain were preparing for the en-
suing campaign before the Adventure sailed, and
had already sent out advanced guards to our piquet%
which had had some smart skirmishes with them."

Yesterday the Dukes of CLARENCE, CUMBERLAND/
and CAMBRIDGE, visited the PRINCE REGENT.‘'
Admiral HOPE, one of the Lords of the Admiralty,
is appointed Cominander in Chief of the British squa-
dron in the Baltic.

The LORD 'CIIANORLLOR at at Lincoln's Inn Hall
yesterday. He appeared to be very ill when he first
cattle into Court; and after sitting about two hours
he was unable to proceed, and the Court was ad-
journed. The gout in his head was skated to be his
Lordship's complaint.

An order was yesterday sent to the Custom.hoUse,
allowing all vessels to clear nut for the Prussian ports,
mid directing, that no hindiance shall be given to
vessels coming from thence.
Yesterday we announced the reeparation of a large
fleet of transports for the North of Europe. These
transports, we understand, are to assemble at Yar-
mouth, whence they will sail for the Baltic. It is
reported that they are destined to convey the Swedish
force, under the command of BgEtNADOTTEI to Po
merania.

French Papers have been received, but their con-
tents are of little importance. The following are
extracts:

" BERLIN, MARCH t.
11 His Majesty has just been pleased, of his own
accord, to name Chevaliers of the order of St. John,
the Saxon Lieutenant-General de Zeschan, and Count
Schulenbourg, Chamberlain to his Majesty the King
of Saxony.';

" PARIS, MARCH IS.
Count de Narbonne passed through Strasburg on
the 10th inst. on his way to Vienna."

" STUTTGARDT, MARCH
a For some days the passage of couriers through
our city has been very frequent—they are French,
Austrian, Bavarian couriers,. &c. proceeding to Or
returning from Paris.
66 A great part of the French troops which pass
the Rhine, and defile by Frankfort, proceed to Erfurt,
where considerable forces are collecting. We are
assured, that the contingents of several Princes of the
Confederation of the Rhine are also to march thither.
The contingent of the Grand Duchy of Hesse has
already set out for that destination."

" FEBRUA RV 28.—They write from Inspruck, un-
der date of the 27th, that a new corps d'armee, com-
posed of French and Italian troops, was proceeding
from the kingdom of Italy to the North. It will
traverse the Tyrol."

The Protestant Society for the Protection of Re-
ligious Liberty, have resolved to apply to Govern-
ment and Parliament, praying, that on a renewal of
the East-India Company's Charter, their former
power to exclude Missionaries from India--(in other
words, to diffuse the knowledge of Christianity
thrcughout the East,) may not be renewed to them.
—See the ridveriirement in ourifro page.

CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, MARCH 19.
Since Monday we hate bad but few arrivals of any grain; fine
Wheat fin& ready sale, and supports its price, but having very
few buyers of the ordinary sorts, that description goes off heavily,
at a reduction of 2s. per quarter; what little fine Earle/ ap-
peared this morning, obtained last Moaday's prices, but that of
inferior ghality is dull sale, and 2s. per quarter lower; Beans sell
more freely than on Monday, without any variation in prices;
Oats of fine quality fitid oath:dere, but the ordipary sorts there
is no demand for; in other articles no alteration.
English Wheat 725. 104 s. IC6a. I Potatoe ditto, 521 555.

Fine ditto, 1225. 1345.
Foreign do. (Russian) 848.119.5.
Rye 725. 78s.
Barley 565. Ms.
Fine do. ilts.

Rape Seed ASS, A6O per bet.
Linseed, 60s. 84s. per qr.
Ditto, for Seed, 100 s. 11101.
Coriander do. per cwt. 9135. 461.
Caraway, ditto, 80$. 861.

Malt, 965. 103 s.
Ditto fine Ware 1101.
White Peas (boilers) 945. 1061.
Grey, ditto, 825. 86s.
beans, 78s. 825.
'Pick ditto 66. 761.
Oats (feed) 265. 325. 403.
Poland ditto, 40s. 465.
Aso Flow MN: to Host Si

. -
Canary do. 355. 105 s. per qr.
White Mustard Seed, 14s. £2i
per bushel.
Brown do. 20s. 281.
Cloy( r Seed, white, pet ewt
903.1406.
Ditto, red, 801. 120 s.
Tares, per bushel, 14s. 20s.
oda 1006. W 105 s, psi aok.