Star.
London, England, 1824-03-13 00:00:00

II ICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.

3 per Cent. Cons. 92% 3/it
4 per Cents. New 1061/2 78—South Sea Stock 16474
Eschcq...llills (a AMU) 48s. 495. 465. 475.
Ditto Small 46&. 49s.—Commercial
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The Moniteur and other French Papers of Thursday
- reached us this morning, by Express. The Moniteur
announces the death of the Princess of CONDE, which
took-place at three o'clock on Wednesday afternoon.
The French deserters confined at Toulouse, made

an attempt to escape on the ?d instant; by means of a
rope formed of napkins, &c. while the jailor was at his
supper. They were, however, discovered, and.have been
put under more rigorous restraint.

Frankfort Papers to the 7th 'instant reached us-this
morning, with the following intelligence:

SWITZERLAND, ALARCII 3.

It is said that the -I..giment of Bleulor will go to
Madrid, to relieve the two battalions of the Guards
which will return to Pm is.

The Duke cif Cavello has sent proposals, dated from,
Berne, 20th February, addressed immediately to the
Governors of the Cantons, for the raising of Swiss regi-
ments, for the service of the kingdom of Naples. The
pay offered in this place is even better than that paid by
the Netherlands, anS after 20 years' service every one
will receive the half of his pay ; after 25 years two-
thirds, and alto- 30 year tie whole, as pension i'or life.
The subalterns and privates receive the sahr( and an
uniform, and those who obtain leave of absence, or re
tire with their pension, are to be conveyed by sea, free
of expense, to Genoa. In case of being dismissed be-
fore the expiration of the 30 yeats, for which the con-
vention is Propnted, it is provided that officers and sol-
diets, besides a present in money, shall have half-pay
for life. Each regiment io con,ist of two battalions,
and of 1,117 men. Other advantages are added, but
great as they are aoknowledged to I* the Cantons of
Zurich, Argovia, St. Gallen, and Vaud, bave deckled
it impossible to enter into any engagements.

13UCIIAREST, FEBRUARY 17.

Private letters from Constantinople of the_ 3d, which
have come with dispatches to one of the foreign
Consuls, announce that the Emperor of Persia has rati-
fied the peace with the Porte. ,Great preparations
were making by the Porte a:,,,ainst the insurgents. The
Ilcis-Effendi, though not recovered,. a as out of dagger.
The'ultan had visited him during his iliness,.aud pre-
sented him with a valuable snuff-box.

A Hatti-scheriff is sent with two Cephigi-Basehie to
the new Seraskier, appointed against tilt Greeks; it is
supeosed to fetch the head of the Paella of 'Scutari.

NAl' AL IA TELLIGENCE.

FROM TUE NEW FV;;LAND COFFEE ROCS&

Lieraroot., tvlAsicss I I.—The wind early this morning was fa-
vourable for the outward hound vessels, and several sail got under
weigh and proceeded round the lrock. At eight A.m. it soddenly
shifted round to the S.W. blowing fresh, and has since removed
to the N.N.W.—The Panther, Bennett, and Meteor are the only
vessels which remain out, the rest have come to anchor.

Letters from the Cape of Good Hope, by the Mary Jane, arrived
last night in the Downs—sailed the 5d January, are hi town.--Jilis
Majesty's ship Aumuntaezza arrived there the-29th December; on
the 17th parted company with his Majesty's ship DaucET, she
having captured two slave ships. The Honourable Company's ship
Kains, CVSNINCHAM, from Madras, arrived at the Cape the 20th
December. Thetbrig- Lively, from the River Colombia, bound to
London, was spoken with on the 28th of November, off Cape
horn--all well.

Mr. - liars, son of Mr. Hors, Surgeon, of Chatham, is ap-
pointed Assistant-Surgeon of the Gm:l.slElm, at Woolwich.
Saturday, the artificers and labourers in his Majesty's Duck-yard
at Chatham returned to the reduced time of employment of five
'days, after having been employed during the last two months at the
rate of five days and a halt per week.
A very heavy gale was experienced at Portsmouth during Sunday
night anti Monday morning. A transport at Stithead drove near
the Spit, hut she was fortunately got into harbour without sustaining
any damage. The VIGIL/INT cutter, Lieutenant CoLtituitsr, which
had sailed fur l'lymouth, put back- the folloWing day, having lost
her bowsprit in the gale. . • ,
The CAMELKON, 10-gun sloop, CaptainLASIIIIIHT, sailed from
Portsmouth ott Wednesday, with sealed orders, having previously
received on board dispatches front the Ss•cretary of State's Office.
Sailed also the CALLIOTC, Lieutenant JUSTICE, for Plymouth.
The 'buss, w-ons sloop, Captain CHARLES HMV, arrived at
Portsmouth on Thursday your Chatham, with, Second Lieutenant
W. WYLLIE, and a party of Royal Marine Artillery, to join
,the
Taaaoa bomb, fitting at that port.
The Altai:Wm, Ifk-gun stoop, Captain 1-i. D. CHAOS end the
GRASSNOPTER, 18-gun sloop, Captain AKAN, went out of Vorts.
mouth harbour oil Wednesday, and remain at Spithead ready for
'STA. The AIIIIIPINS Is intended fur the East India station, and has
taken on board a quantity of dollars, on Government account, fur
conveyance to the Mauritius, for the payment of the troops, Sic. at
that island.

The Loyal Briton transport, Lieutenant LEY Agent, arrived at
Portfmonth on Wednesday (rem Barbadoes and Tobago—left the
latter island on the 51st January. The Gascias, SO guns, Captain
E. Baas', C.B. and the Surens, Captain Sir T. STAINES, K.C.B.
bad arrived at Barbados's, with troops from Gibraltar, and remained
there when the Loyal Briton sailed.—Tbr West India islands were
all Lb a state of tranquillity.
Essatovris, Manus 11. Wind S.W. Arrived his Majesty's
ships CYGNET and Punta, from Powniouth. Sailed the Kingston,
LUCICIK, fot Demerara; Ann and Mary, blsasn, for St. Vincent ;
and Catherine, Fuca, for Gibraltar.

Prxmorrst, blxiteu 11.—Wind S.W. blowing strong.—Arrived
the Elizabeth, Ttuntsou, from London fur St. John's, New Bruns-
wick; Coro:mice, Ptumtu,. from Poole fur Newfoundland ;,and
UcsK, from the Downs tot the Cape of Good Hope.
ronTsmotint, 11i A kt:li 13—Wind W.Y.W.—Arrived from the
Downs, the Hope, l'Arititsots, for the hlediterr.mran ; Exeter,
YOUNG, for Lisbon ; Barbera, Rost:its, for Itio Janeiro; Orestes,
Nictiorsox,for Leghorn ; And two others working in.

Ships :it SpitLICA4A—AILACHNI!, GIIAStIHOPPER, IJAsTY, BRlsr,ancl
VIGILANT. in Harbour—QUl:MN CIIAIMOTTK, VICTORY, LULWARK,
TwarD, SAMAIANG, AIYUINA, CYRENII, 'ICARUS,
and SYARItoWIIAWI4.

:MARCH W.N.W.— Arrived the Mary Jane,
M'Coastacx, from the Cape of'Good Hope—sailed the 3d January.
Remain the Honourable Company's ships Lady Alelvtlle and lThir.
quit Camden, for India. The Speke, from the Is:e of Franc?, is
reported to have received orders to proceed to Flushing. The
Mexico, liit.s.at!anva, front Ilavannah, rem. :ns for orders. Sere.
ral other vessels have art ived from the River. names not reported.