Star.
London, England, 1809-08-16 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16.
PRIM OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
per Cent. Cons. for money 611—for account 68f.
Osmium s 1 prem.—Exchequer Bills, 6a. Ms. prem.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock S6ll Omnium prem.
I per Cent. Red. asif l India Bonds 239. 21s. pr.
3 per Cent. Cons. 68 671 Excheq. Bills, Ss. 13s pre.
4 pee Cent. 114 83j State Lottery Tickets £2l lit.
S per Cent. Navy Milli City ditto £B. 121.
Long Ann. IS 13-16 11-18 eons. for act. 613 i 6$

With a mixture of grief and satisfaction, we an-
nounce that the Mosourro sloop of war, PRINCE OF
WALLS cutter, and Panics WILLIAM armed ship,
with three transports, have arrived at Yarmouth
from Cuxhaven, with the remains of the gallant little
army of the Duke of BRUNSWICK Oats. The Duke
himself came aver in the MOSQUITO, bat was landed
to the Northward, we believe at Cromer. A French
Colonel and Major; prisoners, were landed at Yar•
mouth from the Parsca OF WALES, and sixty privates
were put on board the CONSTANT gun-brig. We
were extremely apprehensive for the'fate of the Duke
of BRUNSWICK and his followers, after learning that
the Austrians had concluded an armistice with the
enemy ; and it gives us much pleasure to announce
that they have thus happily been rescued from the
jaws of destruction.

Yesterday at noon, Captain COATE, of the MOS-
QUITO sloop of war, arrived at the Admiralty. Hi,
Serene Highness the Duke of BRUNSWICK Oars had
arrived with Capt. GOATE, at the Clarendon Hptel,
in the morning. About three o'clock her Royal
Highness the Princess of WALES came to the house
of Mr. WELLESLEY POLE, at the Admiralty, where
the Duke of BRUNSWICK had the first Interview with
his Royal sister. Their Royal Highnesses remained
a long time at the window facing the street, for
the gratification of the public. His Highness ap-
pears to have suffered by bodily exertion and the
effect of the weather : he is 95 years of age, five feet
eight inches high ; has extremely large mustachios,
and whiskers on his upper lip, and side of his face,
with eyebrows of a light colour. He was dressed in
a dark green coat, pantaloons, boots, and spurs, a
large sabre by his side, and a leather cap square at
the top, from whence hung some horse-hair. Lord
MULGRANE and the Board of Admiraity- offered their
congratulations to his Highness. At four o'clock the
Princess of WALES, accompanied by • the Duke, left
the Admiralty for Blackheath, to pay their respects
to their Royal Mother.

On his Highness leaving the Admiralty-yard, the
populace gave him three cheers.

We are happy to announce the safe arrival of the
Marquis WELLESLEY at Cadiz, where his Lordship
was received with all the honours due to his distin-
guished character, and the high importance of his
mission. He landed on the 2d instant, just as the
account of the brilliant victory obtained by hisgallant
brother at Talavera had arrived.

We have, by a vessel from Corunha, some parti-
culars of ROSIANA'S army as late as.the 29th July.—
It was supposed he had before that time catered the
Province of Leon. This is not correct ;he was not
further advanced than the defiles of Villa Franca.—
His army VMS in high spirits, and daily accumula-
ting ; and it was presumed he would march rapidly
to Burgos, to intercept the enemy in his retreat to the
frontiers.

Portuguese Papers were received yesterday to the
6th inst. Their contents are in some respects and.