Star.
London, England, 1821-02-24 00:00:00

LAYBACIT, FEBRUARY 6.

Lord Stewart has set out, en courier, for Vienna.
FRANKFORT, JANUARY 14.
Lord Clanwilliam passed through here to-day, en
his return to England.
Private letters fully confirm the news of the pas-
sage of the Po by the Austrian Army. They express
a persuasion that the Expedition will be very pacific.
It is believed that there are well disposed people
enough in the kingdom of Naples to prevent a mus-
ket being fired.
SPAIN.
•

A French Courier, which left Madrid on the night
of the 12th and I.3th of February, passed through
Bourdeaux on the 16th, for Paris. He announces,
that the Spanish Capital enjoyed the greatest tran-
quillity.—Constilutionnel.
French Five per Cents.—Tuesday, Ssfr. 10c.

A private letter from Laybach, dated the 6th inst.
states, that " at five o'clock in the afternoon of the
preceding day, a Meeting of the Congress took place,
which continued in close deliberation till half-past
three o'clock on the following morning. Immediately
on the conclusion of the Sitting eleven Couriers ‘vere
sent off with Dispatches, as it is conjectured, to the
Head-quarters of the Army, to the Sea-ports, and to
the principal European Courts."

An article from Frankfort, dated February 14,
brought by a Flanders Mail which arrived last night,
says—" That though the Journals of Vienna of the
7th make no mention of the passage of the Po, it ap-
pears, from private letups, that the fact was very
well known there. The army will be accompanied
by Commissioners of the Allied Powers; they are,
Baron Vincent, for Austria ; Count Pozzo di Borge,
for Russia ; General Natzmer, for Prussia ; and
Count BLlcas, for France. It is supposed that Bart)
Vincent is designed for the post of Ambassador Ex-
traordinary at Naples."

Yesterday the Ktwo held his second Levee for the
season at Carlton House. At half-past one o'clock,
the Guard of Honour marched into the Court-yard,
and a body of Life Guards took up their station in
Waterloo-place, each accompanied by their hand.
The company was very numerous. The carriages be-
gan to arrive soon after the gates opened, and conti-
nued to do so in rapid succession until half-past three'
o'clock. As usual, the company consisted chiefly of,
military men. The Dukes of YORK and CLARENCE,
the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Dukes of WELLINGTON
and MONTROSE, Earls of Livcripora., BATHURST,
WESTMORELAND, and HARROWAY, Lords:SU/MOUTH,
CASTLEREAGII, &c. &c. were present. The Foreign
Ambassadors came in their splendid equipages; that
of the Seaaish Ambassador excited particular atten-
tion. 'llre carriages and liveries of the domestics
were very superb. The Duke de CA2ES, Ambassa-
dor from the Court of France, we understand, has
been recalled by his Government, and took his final
leave of the KING, previous to his departure. Among
the numerous list of presentations was the Rev. .IA ES
Haves, D.D. of Calcutta, by the Right lion. the
Pawnor:air of the Boano of CoNritour., with an
Address of Congratulation on his MAJESTY'S Acces-
sion to the Throne, from the Scotch Church in India.
The Levee broke up at four o'clock.
The Ball and Supper, in honour of the Anniver-
sary of his MAJESTY 6 Accession to the Throne, pro-
jected by the Naval and Military Officers of Bath,
was given on Tuesday night, in a style of costly and
tasteful splendour seldom equalled and perhaps never
excelled. Six hundred and thirty Ladies and Gen-
tlemen of distinction were present.
General Sir ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, Bart.
appointed Commander.in-Chief of the Army on the
Madras Establishment, with his family and suite,
proceeds to that Settlement on board the ship Kellie
Castle, Captain LINDSAY.
The Metropolis was this morning enveloped in so
dense a tog. that candles had generally to be used
till noon. Some accidents have, in consequence of it,
occurred in the roads leading to Town. A market-
cart, after passing through Clapton, having come in
contact with the wheel of a hay-cart, was upset, by
which the driver had his arm broken, and was other-
wise much injured.
60 MILE-8 A I/AY MATCH, ros 12 SUCCESSIVE DAYS.
Mr. Yousc., at the close of the ninth day, was attacked with
fever and swollen legs, and Was twenty hours performing the
task. He made a start on Wedntsdry morning, the tenth day,
and after doing fifteen miles, he was beat vine miles from Ter-
rylscidge, and could proceed no farthet.
GKEAT PIGEON MATCH.

The Sweepstakes Match of So guineas each, between Captain
fita.t. and 3lessrs. T/1011):201.4 lUld GI ear, took place ye%tertlity
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