Star.
London, England, 1821-08-20 00:00:00

day, and certainly nothing at all like it ere: occtr
red in this City.

Ilk MAJESTY was received by the Loan nook.
RECORDER, SHERIFFS, and Board of ALDERMEN', in
their robes. The RECORDER read the City Address,
to which his MAJESTY was pleased to return a most
gracious answer, and the LORD MAYOR presented
the keys of the City on a silver salver. The caval-
cade then proceeded down Sackville-street, and
through
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through Dame-street, towards the Castle, a
some cannon announced his entry, as they had dope
at twelve o'clock his departure from the P.tri,
one in Sackiille-street, two in Dame-street, and an °.
ther on Cork-hill, in front of the Exchange. Flag
were waving from almost every window in Sad.
vile-street, and others of the principal streets, h
which his MAJESTY passed; and the preparations for
the illuminations assisted in the splendour of die
scene. His MAJESTY reached the Castle a few minutes
before three, where he is at this moment, in one of
the windows of the grand drawing-room, seeing tie
personages who formed the Procession pass tinon: !I
the yard on their way home.

The Paris Papers of Friday arrived this forenor,,
but present nothing worth extracting. Thursdr
being the Festival of the Ascension, the official 11,:
2eiterir was the only Paper published on that day.
Notwithstanding the high terms on which the can.
tract for the new French loan has been concluded, it
bears a premium of nearly 3 per cent. in the Paris
Market. The price of the ;odes on Thursday, 2t
Paris, was 83 fr. 25 c. Every species of foreign Stock
has improved, more or less, in value, a circumstance
which must be allowed some weight in determining
the question, whether the tranquillity of Earnrewm
be maintained or not. The following are the last
prices i—Prussian 5 per Cent. 81f ; Russian 5 pet
Cent. metallic Stock 78 ; Neapolitan Stock 69;Spa.
nish 56f ; and Austrian metallic 71.

New York Papers arrived this morning to the 26th
of July. The following are extracts:

" NM YORK, KU 26.
4g The Duke of YORK, in compliance with the sug•
gestion of the Bt itish Consul in this City, has ordered
him td cause the remains of the late Major AN➢RS
to be disinterred, and sent in a ship of war to Eng•
land, to be buried in Westminster Abbey."
CHILI ACKNOWLEDGED BY THE BEITISIL
" His NI. S. Andromache, off Callao, Jan. IL
" GSNTLZMIN—I have to acknowledge the receipt of per
letter of the 29th ult. which Is the first that has reached me; tcd

I have to inform you, that as soon as I am in possession oral
facts to prove the property under your charge, which hasten
detained by the Chilian squadron, to be Lova fide belongings,
British subjects, I shall claim it as such; but you must E.
dentand, that as my instructions are particularly explicit it
ordering me to act perfectly neutral, I cannot follow Cap
tain Downes's plan of seizing your vessels by force, as suci
an act would be a declaration of hostility on my part against the
Chili= Government, who, as a Belligerent Power, have a right
to detain any suspected property, although under a neutral flag;
and any attempt to rake it away by force, would, according ts
the laws of nations, condemn it in toto as a prize.
I am particular in mentioning these circumstances to yno,
as you might otherwise expect snore than I or any other Mae
should be enabled to accomplish. In the meantime I dull pre.
test against the vessels being detained here, instead of being sect
to Chili for adjudication, as I shall also do of your boats and
men being used for warlike purposes.
(Signed) " W. 11. SHIRREFf."
OCCUPATION OF FLORIDA.
General Jackson issued a Proclamation at Veto.
cola, dated the 25th June, officially announcing that
the Government heretofore exercised over Florida by
Spain, has ceased, and that of the United Statoi
established over the same. Thus is happily A
peacefully terminated our disputes with Spain.

The following extract of a letter, dated Rio day
neiro, June 9, contains a more correct account that
has, yet appeared of the recent events in that capital:
We had an unpleasant affair here on the sth, is 'Wait
troops, but principally the 300 Portuguese chasseurs, wok
movers. These are the same who committed the murders
the 21st and 22d April, on the Exchange. They were regtehi
by the people with an evil eye ; and, to reinstate themselves is
their favour, determined on obtaining, by force, what had ins
refused to the Representatives of the People, namely, a Itei
sional Government, to which the Puna RECUT would edy
the Executive Power. Though this disposition of tae rani
became known throughout the city, where it excited Merles
alarm, no measures were taken to bring them back to ism d
subordination, or to prevent the execution of their doll&
general panic ensued, the shops were shut, and the Esia
the wealthy families set out for their country seats. To*"
proved without foundation, and no blood was shed. Volt* •
assembled on the Redo, and the Nixes was compelled 9/".
pair to the Theatre Royal, where the assemblage, belie44_ll
couple of Officers and some intemperate persons, dowdtd"
him, in an abrupt manner, and with the absence of all shoe
forms adopted among persons of a certain educatins, tossbege
to an order for establishing a Provisional Junta, elle 6111118Iiii
the Count d'Aacos, and that he should take the oath to the lgo
of the Constitution already known to be agreed 00. 'Debi°
6'l
consented to everything ; and if he has not the glory 00
Gazette is willing to ascribe to him, of baring veadood d, 4tIL.
movement, he has at least that of having preserved therw-
The Count d'ARCOS has already embarked, not Wittig kissl
here to be any longer safe. It is said that an Offal eftdeal.!
seurs will accompany him, deputed to render an accost is u"
Cortes of the transactions here. We ate perfectly
The Danudkeheorfß a
CoLAlaHETgTinetshs,es
brother,Duchess
ibenf
RENCE,
ing Duke of SAxsy-MEININcEN, arrived at. I;
mouth yesterday for the purpose of viewing
Dock-yard, Gun-wharf, ships of war, &c.d.
The Duke of RUTLAND, Earl Haws, 14r r.A
Blom, Lord STANFORD, the Earl of WAnwiclen,t;
ROBERT MANNERS, and Sir HA LTOIto, 04d5?
named or entered horses, to start for the tow
at Leicester Races.