Star.
London, England, 1814-06-22 00:00:00

rates. The rlector of 1# ',maim* will have under his
protection the Electorate of Hesse, the • Duchy of
trunswick, and some other small Principalities. The
satoe'acc,,unts add, that the Danish Government had
iortliiiclen all communication- with Norway, under
pin of death.—The Crown Pririte of SYlsaaN is game
to piss some days at Stockholm..

The Essex bas been the most successful of all the
American frigates which have been cruizing since
the commencement of the war. Of all her prizes,
however, not one has got into port. Four have been
recaptured within these few months on the American
coast, and their value is estimated at half a million
of dollars.

Among the litiontalies arising out of the present
distressing warfare which is carrying on under the
auspices of Mr. President .Mainsosr, for the avowed
object of denationaliiing British seamen, is the fol-
lowing :—A privateer, manned wholly by native Ake-
ricans, but with the British flag flying, and with a
British register oh board, is actually cruizing off the
American coast, and daily making captures of Ame.
rican vessels. The crew Of this vessel have set their
Government at defiance : they are, in fact, expressly
put beyond the pale of punishment by KintsoN's
own Decrees and demi-official publications; If Bri.
us:. subjects are permitted to bear arms against their
Lative country, why may not American citizens do
the same ? The case which we have just stated, is
a practical illustration of the mischievous effects of
the doctrines lately promulgated in America. The
Americans themselves are in fact suffering under the
lash Qf their own absurd conduct.

Yesterday morning the PRINCE ltroletcr gave an-
ilences to the Puke of (NunAm, the Earl of LIVER-
POOL, and Viscount CASTLES/UGH. The latter Mi-
nister, we are concerned to say, has been confined by
indisposition since Saturday, and came out yesterday
for the first time.
Yesterday, at half-past five o'clock, her MAJESTY
held a private Court at her Palace, at which the Duke
of OLDIENRUEGH and the Prince Royal of Wtarest-
Deno were introduced to her MAJESTY by the Earl of
MORTON and Colonel Dasanow, her Chamberlain and
Vice.Cbamberlain.

The Duke of OaLkANI was introduced to tlse
Quest; by the Duke of KENT.
Baron Fitugrz was introduced to Prince CHARLES
of MSCICLENBER. at the Queen's Palace yesterday by
Sir THOMAS TYKWHITT•

In the evening the Qum dined at her Palace, and
at nine o'clock went to Carlton-house to a dress party.

Although the TuusrmousVlstrous could not make
it convenient to dine with the Duke of CAtoutitioz on
Monday, on account of their numerous other engage-
ments; thty went to the evening party. His Royal
Highness entertained to- dinner, at seven o'clock, the
Qusaw, whom the Royal Duke received at the door,
with his pages in their state uniforms, and the ser-.
vants in their state liveries; Colonel DUKE, his Royal
Highness's principarEspierry, received the rest of the
Royal Patty, consisting of the Princesses Et-tuts/a
and MARY, the Dukes .of Kart and GLOUCHATRAIL
the Princess SOPHIA of Gloucester, &c.

At nine o'clock his Royal Highness had a dress
party to a Concert, which was attended by the Em-
peror of RUSSIA. the King of PRussiA, the Duchess
of. fat.nasatunc.u.. tree Princes of PRUSSIA, and other
foreign Princes and persona es of distinction, the
holarceitaxid MarChkaWat4TlAlfiVßO, the Earl and.
Countess of Liviitroot., and a numerous assemblage.
The Concert was under the direction of Mr. KNY.
vrrv. The 'vocal performers were Mr. and Mrs,
VAUGHAN, Messrs. C. and W. KYYVETT, &c. Some
charming glees, of which the Royal Duke is a great
admirer, were given in a very fine style.
The Sovereigns and suites left the party about
half-past eleven o'clock, for White's Fete at Burling-
ton House. The Grind Duchess of OLnENBURGJI
took an affectionate leave of the QUEIN. by twice

saluting her.
The Emperor of RUSSIA did not return to Pulteney
hotel till past six o'clock yesterday morning from
White's Fete. After breakfast the Emperor received
a Deputation of Quakers, who presented an Address
to his Imperial Majesty, together with some books,
explanatory of their religious principles.
The EMPRROE and the GRAND DUCHESS received
visits from the Dnkes of YORK, KENT, and GLOUCES-
nn, the Princess CHARLOTTE, the Prince of ORANGE.
Prince METTERNICH, and a number of other distin-
guished characters. They were introduced by the Eat-
rsaoa'a Grand Marshal. In the evening the Est-
tenon went to dine with Count LIEVEN.
Yesterday morning, soon after eleven o'clock, the
King of PRUSSIA, attended by Lord CHARLES BEN-
TIECK, Count AnuAN, &c. went to view the British
Museum, the London and West India Docks, &c. His
testy.returned toClarence House about two o'clock
wok some refreshment. His Majesty went out
again in a short time, with the same odeadants, and
teturned at six, and then gave a long audience toVis-
gount CASTLEREAGH.
The Emperor of RUSSIA.' and the GRAND DUCHESS
called at Warwick House on Monday.
Before the Emperor ALEXANDER retired from St.
Paul's he put a handl ul of rubles into the plate, which
were afterwards sold in favour of the charity for one
pound each.
Rear-Admiral FOOTE, with his squadron, arrived
on Monday morning at Portsmouth, from Cherburgh.
At the moment of their getting under weigh thence,
$OOO Russian Guards, under Lieutenant-General
Rosen, marched into Cherburgh, and were to he em-
barked in the Russian fleet which was lying there,
and the Lcyden and Bucephalus English troop ships,
to proceed direct for St. Petershurgh. A Russian
Officer arrived with Admiral Poor& from Cherburgh,
with dispatches for the Emperor ALEXANDER.
The Senate of Hamburg)] has published an Ordi-
nance for the reestablishment of the Bank. It has
been proved by authentic documents, that DAvnuer
plundered that establishment ,4 at one fell swoop" of
above seven millions and a half of marks bum