Star.
London, England, 1815-03-22 00:00:00

DO Mit, MARC H 21.

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The accounts from Calais this day are quite at
variance with those received yesterday. It is no*
said that there has not been any affair between M tr.
NET and BONAPARTE'S advanced Ga ;ed, beat
that BONAPARTE is advancing slowly to PAT is, M L.l-*
GM meeting any opposition. He was at Auxcrre by
the last accounts. The Duke of PORTLAND came
over this day from Calais.

ANOTHER LETTER.

DOVER, MARCH 21, 9 P. M.

A small vessel has just arrived here fiom Bou-
logne. whence she sailed this day at noon w'th pas_
senders. She brings the most discouraging tumours
respecting the progress of BONAPARTE. The alarm
had greatly increased, and was increasing at that
place every hour. Many fugitives had just at rived,
seeking their way to England. According to ti.e
latest rumour, BONAPARTE had quilled Auxerre,
and was expected at Fentainbleau on Saturday last.

THE ARMY:

A considerable bustle prevailed ta-Jay in tl.e va.
rious departments of Government, conneoed with
the administration of the army. It is sa;J, that
routes have been made out for the immtdia.e march
of several regiments, particularly of c tvalry, for the
coast, previous to embarkation for the Ccutinort.
The regiments of infantry intended for B.elgiurn
are, we understand, the 28. h, 71st, lind 79 h, and
which have been ordered twin Cork to the Downs,
for that purpose.
The whole regiment of the Royal Horse Guards,
Blue, are to be embarked, to j, in our ha ce in Bel-
gium, under the command of their Wits:: it'd; Col in 1,
the Marshal Duke of WELLINGTOV, n It
English and Hanoverians, not less than 70,(>W ci6
fective troops under the British stardad.
The 100th, (or Prince Regent's Regiment) are
ordered home from Canada, being reduced to a mere
skeleton in the recent campaigns in that country,
where they particularly distinguishzd
This corps is not to be reduced, as was some time
since erroneously reported in the daily prints. •
Yesterday the 2d battalion of the Pith regiment,
stationed at Dover, received orders to hold themselves •
in readiness to embark for Flanders.

A detachment of three Officers and one hundred •
men belonging to the 82d regiment, under the com-
mand of Captain BEGBIE, disembarked at Quebec on
the 27th November last. This detachment trots their
soldierlike appearance, and the high order they %eery
in, eicited the admiration of every one. '1 ;le la
Battalion of the 82d, under the command :Ylajor
Pnocroa, is now stationed in Upper Can Ada, on the
Niagara Frontier. Their late pliant Comintilider,
General GUANT, is returned home on protriaion, as
has also Major VINCENT.

N4V./11.
FALMOUTH, MARCH 19.
Sailed the Liza, tor Plymouth, to join his Maj,7sry'?
ship AclLta, for the East Indies. A 11.,ei. front
Brtrham, dated the 17th lust. says, five sail of nwr-
I:busmen had sailed tram thence to join his 1%4c-sty's
ship WARRIoR at this port—they have not yet Arrived.
Mirai• One of the above ships has just arrived—
the other tour nave pu: into P4niourti.
MILFORD HAVEN, NIAKCH 19.
Arrived the Gower packer, with a nia:l and pas.
rengers, from Waterford; Fame, Bum:, !tom 1, Net-
pool for Oporto; Speedwell cuAiiiii-liome cutter.
from a cruize.—Sailed his Nlajest)'s ship Etu.nii,
18 guns, Captain BP.LLAMV, on a cruiLe ; and. his Ma-
jesty's, ship MYRI'LII, 18 guns, Captatu VANGLIANI.,
for Cork; Auckland packet, Kith a mail Saari pas-
sengers for Wnterford.—R:main his Majesty 'Ai ship
Srbartax.—Wind W.
PLY MOU MARCH eo.
Came in his Majesty's ship SIiELURAKE, from a
cruise, and three,ships for ireland. Sailed his Ma.
jesty's ships Tit ..s and Rs:suture. to the wumw I J.
All the merchantmen, &c. detained here by conzr.iry
winds, have sailed for Falmouth.
DEAL, MARCH 21.
Sailed the Dromedary .cure-ship tor the River
The East-ludiamen remain.—Arr ivei. the ...ritaimia.
Unity, Henry, Mary, Charlotte, and Thomas trans-
ports, from Ostend, and remain for order s.

A Hambiirgh Mail and Dutch Paper! arrived this
morning, but they contain no intelligence ut im-
portance.
Yesterday afternoon, at half past four, Mr. littac-
KENBURY, arrived at the Secretary of State's Office,
with dispatches from Paris.
We believe that Mr. BRACKENBURY iS th • sante
Gentleman who has been so long at Paris parlerring
the claims of the British Merchants at B:rarde.tuz,
on the subject of the Duke D'Atco:ll.l.l..!'i IF.
The Sheriffs waited upon the PitiNci.: •T this
day, to know his Royal Pleasure when he will receive
the Petition of the Common Council, praying i.;ni to
refuse the Royal Assent to the Corn Bill, and
solve Parliament. It is expected that his Royal
Highness will receive the Petition to-tnotrow.
A CatnEr.—The Brussels Papers itiftrns us that
Mr. Ousgas, of Bremen, has discovered a new Co-
met, which advances slowly toy/ants the unrth.east,
approaching the constellation of Perseus ; It is v.lry
small.

GROSVENO R•PLACE• HYDE-PARK-COINER. ••••••••-•- Mr.
Ronan informs the Public, that the co:11310.h us
Family Residence, situate No. 35, Grosveuor-Paact,
Hyde-Park-Corner, advertised for Sale by auction.
at Garraway's Coffee-house, on Thursday the 2.1 t
instant, is paroomed.—War wit k-street, u-square,
March 22, 1815. _

CROWDED TO AN EXCESS.—A Countryman finding
some difficulty in walking up Cheapssde the other
day, could not help exclaiming, 46 What c.in he the
cause of this rush to the City ?" when he was an-
swered by several voices, 46 We are ;n quest ei the
Guineas at Bun's, or of one of the Three a:3OMo
Prizes, which may all be drawn or. Wedne.day. the
sth of April next.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, MARCH 2t.
We had more enquiries after Wheat this morning than on
M‘nday, but the sales were not se brisk, )et what %di dispostri
LA obtained Monday's prices. barley is ts per quarter his' vr.
deans and Peas menthes dearer. In Oats and other ankles
there it little or ao alteration.

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FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

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CROWN OFFICE, MARCH 18,1811.
Mrsturn returned to serve in this precept BAR LIAM INT.
Borough of Downpatrick—the Hon. Will am Richard Annes•
ley. commonly c.tned Lord Viscount Clerawley, in the roont.of
Charles t•tewarr Hawthoni, Esq. who has aecctpted the office' of
one of the Comon.sionet s of Escise in Ireland.
ADMIRAI:IN OFFICE, MARCH 21. 1
Copy of z Letter from Captain Epworth, of his Majesty's slip
Bulwark, addres-ed to Rear-Admiral Griffith, and transmitted

by the latter to John Wilson Croker, Esq. 1
Ilis Majesty's ship, BoWork, at'Sea, Jail;
Sin—After a Chace of ten hours., I have captured.
the American schooner privateer Tomahawk, Fhitip
Besson master, 202 tons, with 9 guns, one a `ll-
- on a circularcarriage, and 84 snen, belonging
to Baltimore. She is two days from Boston, and has
not captured ;my th;ng.—l have the honour to be,
(Signed) F. P. Erwonru, Captain.
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BANKRUPTS.
Nicholas 1 !Toe, of Plymouth Devon, money-scrivener, dealer
and chapman, to hurrcnder 'March 3 t , April 1, and May 2, at
twelve, at Wealttey's Hotel, in Plymouth-Dock Anomie*,
M, acre. Darke, Church, and Darke, 10, Bedford-row, London,
or Mr. 1. W. Bozon, Plymouth Duck.
Richard Smith and George Lawrence, of Gun-street, Spitalieldl,
dealer, chapmen, and copartuere, March •45,
April I, and May 2. at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.

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James, Bucklersbury.
Charlea Wright. of llowgate-hill, London, wine-merchant,
dealer and Chapman, March 25% April i, and. May 2, at 12, at
Guildlnd!. Atturnies, Messrs. 'Wiltshire and Belton, Old
lirold.street.
John Sal jant Lay, of Colchester, Essex, innkeeper, dealer and
ehapntait, April 10,11, and May 2, At ten, at the Red Lion
Inn, Colchester. Attornies, Mr. Spading, Colchester; or Mr.
Cutting, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn. •
Roh:_rt .Nlarrtott and Joshua Marriott, late of Rochdale. Lanca-
i cutton-spinners, dealers, chapinen, and partners, April
4,15, and May 2, at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester.—
.Ittornies, Mr. Philip Hurd, Temple, London; or Mr. Shaw,

Rochdale.
;Lim Knighton, of Liverpool, merchant, dealer and cbapman,
4, 15, an.l May 6, at twelve, at the King'. Arm., Li-
verpool. Anorn'ea, Messrs. Blackstuck and Dunce, King's-
Bea.% ‘Valk, I.vel4on.
Sarah Hodge, of Lurer, milliner, dealer and chairwoman, April
J, 6, and May 2, at eleven, a: the Hotel Tavern, Eeerer.—
Attornies, Messrs. Lamb, Brutton, and Hawke;, No. gh,
I'l'We-8-street, Bank, London; or Mr. Charles Billiton, Castle-

strcet, Exeter.
William Watts, Late of Ro)mon, Hens, innkeeper, dealer and
chspruan, April 7, at six, at the Eagle and Child Inn, Cam.
Li:Lilt, April 12. at eleven, at the Buli Ina, Royston, and May
2; at eleven, at the Eagle and Child Inn, C.mtbridge. Attor.
Ines, r-.lessrs. Nash and Weld, Royston ; or Mr. John Allen,
Clifford s-Inn, London.
.Iceltua Bulshaw, of Liverpool, plumber and glazier, April 10,
t. and May 2., at our, at the Bull and Punch Bowl lint, in
Dalc•street, Liverpool. Attornics, Mr. Charles Clellltllt Liver-
pool ; and Mes:rs. BtackNtoek and honer, Icriiple, 1. ocit:oa.
James Edwards, of Kt.ighter., It ailinn shire, diaper, April to,
11, and May 2, at ten, at the '1 atbot Inu, Manchester. At.
Slimly& Alessi's. aylur and Unwin, Manchester; and Mtssra.
Milne and Party, 1 ample, London.
John Martin, late of Alpiston, Suss. x, sl..)pkeeper. April 18, 19.
and May 11, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Lewes. Aitoriatee,
41r. MP, Brighthelmatont.; and Mawr.. Fainter and France,
Beoford-row, London.
Jose.,h Prentice, of Slialstsinzton., Buckinghamshire, dealer and
chapmaa, March :19, at six, W, and May.'., at Leo, at the•
White Liao Inn, Banbury. %Uterine.' ,F;lestr.S. Shephard,A4-,
lington, and Gregt.f., Budfurileruw, Lolatitio; and Mr. 114,1
mas, Warwick.
rarnu.l Wortbtivon, jun. of Livesponl, corn-merchant, dealer
and dr.tpa.aa, April li, 1.5 and May. 2, at eleven; at Cie
George lint, I.iverpooL Attetnies. Mr, A. Keghtte••,•Oud
Mesta& (habilis and Etude, Liverpool.- • ' " • r•
Thomas Shaw, of ka cliti4vghway, p,ovislon factor, desks' and !
eliapittan, April a. t i, and ,ta)• a, a: eleven, .at
Attorney, J. Wi,olfe, Basiii6hall-sireet... . • •
Lint William Wet; of Fever-Lam, Ken!, carpenter, -Apl4l S.
at six, 4, and May 2, at eleven, at.the Guildhall, Canterbury.
Attuniles, Mr. C. Sandy-, Canterbury ; and Messrs. Collett,
Wimburn, and Collett; Chancery-lane, London.
Richard Palmer; of iip,om, wute-rnerdzant, dealer and char
man, March te, April I, and May 9, at' ten, at tiviV hall,
London. Actor:nes, Messrs. Rogers and Sun, Nlatichester-
buildings, Westminster.
Samuel Sanders, of Fleet.st veer, wholesale perfumer, dealer and
drapntait, March i 3, April 15, and May 2, at twelve, at
Attorni.:s, Mesers.Evitt and Itaun, klaydon.square,
Mitiodes.
Sir William Alexander Fiedler, Knt. late of Londonticrry,.lre-
land, and of 1...0d0n, merchant, dealer and chapman, March
Al.ril a, and May 2,at ten, at Guildhall. Attermes, Messrs.
Pat-miler and 'lecher, Londoii-areet, Fenchurch-street.
.iibrithant Iviarea. Levy, of I.entml-mrt,t, Goudman't-Gelds,
merchant, dealer and chapmai-, Ma; ch 25, April lt, and
Ma) 2, at ten, az Guild lain. Attinney, Mr. :Stud, '1 bros.
mortinost rect.
James (Attie, of Cavenill.h, Suffolk, farmer, dialer and ei.ap-
nay, March 25, April t, and hiay 2, at te.?, at
London. Attorney, Mr. Abbott, Alichurcie yard, Lombard.
street.
Joseph Dole, of Carburtoti-street, a Mary-la-bonne, builder,
dealer and chapman, April 1, tt, and 1‘.1.1 t, at t‘.elv.:,
at
Guildhall. Aitorney, Mr. W. Saunders, Cuarlum-struet,
Fitzroy-square.