Star.
London, England, 1821-10-16 00:00:00

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STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O►CLOCK.

This being settling day at the Stock Exchange,
the principal business transacting is the settling of
Accounts. The Account opened at 76% 78. In
consequence of an idea of a war between Russia and
Turkey; they fell to 751/2. Since that .report lost
credit, they have got up gradually 21/2 per cent.
without any re-action, at which price the present
Account is closed. .Up to this hour no defaulter
has been declared.
PRICES OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
3 pir Cent. Reduced 77 Y 4 Vs Y 4
3 per Ct. Cons. 78 781/2 1/2-31/2 per Ct. 871/2 sia
4 per Ct. 9554 961/2-5 per Cent. 1105/8 111
Long Ans. 19 7-16 1/2—lndia Bonds 725.715. pr.
Exch. Bills Its. ss. pr.—Do. (Small) ss. 7s. prem.
Cons. for November Account 781/2 5/8.

THE KING.
lIANOVER, OCTOBER 9.
The most ardent expectations of faithful subjects
have been realized—their most ardent wishes are

fulfilled—the KING, notwithstanding the lateness of
the season, has disregarded the great distance to
come to his children; and, since yesterday afternoon
at five o'clock, the Hanoverians possess their beloved

Sovereign.
From an early hour in the morning, many then-
sands of persons, in carriages, on horseback, and on
foot, hastened out to meet our revered Sovereign, and
the road was thronged for miles with countless
multitudes.

A signal gnn announced to the eagerly expecting
inhabitants of the City and neighbourhood the ap-
proach of the Monarch ; their expectations were fur-
ther heightened when a Royal salute shewcd that the
moment was at band; the loudest acclamations re-
sounded as soon as the Royal carriage came in sight.

His MAJESTY had let down the windows, and sainted
in the most gracious manner the numerous and re-
joicing multitude, who were particularly thronged in
the vicinity of the Palace.
At Herrenhausen his MAJESTY -was received by
his Royal Brothers, the Princes of 13noxswIcx, the
Ministers; the chief Officers of the Royal Household,
and Officers of the Court then on duty. The band
of the gagers of the Guard played GOD :Ave the King,
and the Royal standard was hoisted on the Palace ;
at the same moment the Court-yard of the Palace
was filled by an innumerable assemblage, who broke
out into the most enthusiastic transports when his
MAJESTY slowed himself at the window.

His MAJESTY, sensible of the wishes of the expect•
ing crowd, came into the balcony between his Royal
sisters-in-law, and bowing repeatedly, most grace-
fully saluted the delighted multitudes, who kept up
an uninterrupted hurrah ! His MAJESTY had the
1 goodness to indulge his affectionate peOple with the
sight of him for at least ten minutes, and, after he
had repeatedly acknowledged the loud testimonies of
the loyalty ,of the Hanoverians, withdrew into his
apartments.
As the coact-yard still continued to be filled with
new crowds eager to behold their Sovereign, his
MasEsry had the condescension again to shew him-
Iself twice in the balcony, and was again saluted ss ith
the most unequivocal expressions of joy and gratitude.
—The Bth of October has been a festival : it gave
the inhabitants of the capital their beloved Sovereign.
His MAJESTY embarked at Ramsgate on the 24th
September, and has therefore been exactly a fortnight
on the journey, having landed at Calais and passed
through Lille, Brussels, Aix-la-Chapelle, Dusseldorf,
and Munster, where he arrived on the sth. His MA-
JESTY entered his Germln dominions by way of Glan-
dorf, and arrived at Osnaburg at half-past five, P.M.
—At St. John's gate the citizens took the horses from
the carriage and drew his MAJESTY (who graciously
saluted the crowd on all sides) slowly to the Palace.
His MAJESTY was received at the Palace gate by the
Minister of State Count 'HARDENBERG ; by Count
KIELSIANSEGGE, Master of the Horse; and by Count
WANGENHEIM, Master of the Household; the Cham-
berlain on duty, Von BAR, &c.
An innumerable crowd had accompanied his MA-
JESTY from the frontiers, and expressed by the loudest
rejoicings their delight at possessing the Kixo.
In the entrance-hall of the Palace, young Ladies,
dressed in white, sang a Poem composed for the oc-
casion, which was presented to the Km:, printed on
satin, by Miss SCHILGEN.
In the evening, while the litxG was at table, the
citizens came under the windows with a band of mu-
sic and torches. His MAJESTY opened the window.
• thanked them in the most gracious manner, and drank
a glass of wine to the health of his faithful subjects.
On the 7th, in the morning, his MAJESTY was
pleased to admit the Officers of the Palace, and the
Authorities, to an audience; and to review the Bth
Regiment of Infantry, which is in garrison at Osna-
burg. At eleven, A.M. his MAJESTY, accompanied
by the blessings of all those of his subjects who had
first had the pleasure of seeing their Sovereign, con-
tinued his journey to Nieuburg, where he arrived at
seveq in the evening, and passed the night in the
Court-house, which had been prepared for his recep-
tion. His MAJESTY was there met by his Royal Bm-

then, the Dukes Of CUMBEELOD and CAMBRIDGE,
with whom he dined.
His ltiiyal highness Prince FERDINAND of Austtia
has arrived here.
Within these few days there have also arrived the
Count Von SPIEGEL, Austrian, Ambassaior..; Baron
Von JUST, the Saxon Ambassador; the Prussian Ge-
neral Count TAUENZEIN ; M. Von SALESCD, Minister
of the Household to the Duke of SANE GOTHA ; the
Deputies of the Hanseatic Cities. From Hamburgh,
Syndic M. Von SIENEN ; from Bremen, the Burgo-•
master M. Von GaoNtNs; and from Lubeck, the Syn-
dk M. Gurscrrow ; the Bishop of WENDT, &c. We
expect his Royal Highness the Gr*:nd Duke of
MECKLENBURG STRELITZ, and his Highness Prince
• GusrAvos of Mecklenburg Schwerin.
The King of DENMARK has appointed Count
HAR-
DENBERG REYENTLOW, and the King of SWEDEN,
General BISERNSTERNA, to come hither to compli-
ment his MAJESTY.
To-morrow (Wednesday) his MAJESTY will make
his solemn public entry, on horseback, into this city.
The Procession; which will be very splendid, is to be
all arranged to leave Herrenhausen about-i 1 o'clock.

BERLIN, OCTOBER 3.
We are assured that we shall see the King of END.
L AND here. It is in anticipation of the arrival of this
Sovereign, that all possible preparations have been
making at the new Palace cf Potsdam, and at the
King's Chateau, in Berlin.
EXTRACT or A PRIVATE LETTER FROM BERLIN,