Star.
London, England, 1817-04-04 00:00:00

ANTWERP, MARCH se.

A vessel has arrived here to-day, in fifty-two days,
from the Havannah. She Wings. word that there are
above 40() vessels of all nations there—that slave ships
arrive daily—that the Independents cootinne to ob.
taut fre,h successes, and that their privateers, the
crews of which are chiefly compscd et French, are
spread on all sides.

THE I V hNiNti STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1817.
(hop ifismay.-14:414., at all the Public Offices.
THE FUNDS.

The Clerks of the Danit,iimevitlititanding their being usually
holidays, are ordered to attend on Monday and Tue,day
fear die accommodation of the IliVrehants and Bankil is to sign for
their Dividends s the Public will be paid on die Wtdnesday lot.
lentos s Bank Stock, Long Annuities, and Reduced 4 in r Cents.

The SweJi►h Papers received by the Mail of yes-
terday, announce tha an inhabitant of Stockholm
had brought against per►ons whose names are not yet
known, allegations of so serious a nature, that they

have excited the attention of the Government, which
have, therefore, ordered a strict examination to be
made, in order to get at the bottom of the affair, and
bring down the vengeance of the laa s• upon the
guilty, whether it be the informer or the accused.
It is possible that this statement has some reference

so an event stated in different letters from Hamborgb,
brooght by the httil of yesterday.—Thess letters
state. that a conspiracy has been detected, which had
foe hs object the assassination of the CROWN Paisct.

Private letters from Sweden state, that six assassins
• bad been secretly introduced into the Palace for that
• purpose, bathed beta prevented from mental their
project by a timely discovery.
The imminent danger to which the Cnowts Patna
bad been exposed having generally transpired, the
people crowded together, from all Oarters, to ascer-
tain that his Royal Highness was safe. The mob
surrounded the Palace, and insisted on seeing him.
On presenting himself at a balcony, he was loudly
cheered; and satisfaction and pod order were restored
immediately. Another version of the affair had
reached Hamburgh, according to which, the life of
the Cnowst PRINCE was threatened by a mob, who
surrounded the King's Palace with the avowed Object

of putting him to death. His Royal Highness is said
to have insisted on shewing himself to the people, for
the purpose of learning in what instance he had of-
fended them. He accordingly presented himself at
the balcony, and addressed the multitude to the fol-
lowing purport Good people, I never solicited
the honour of succeeding to the throne of Sweden :
I came amongst you through your own deliberate
choice ; and since the first moment I entered Sweden
I h ye constantly fulfilled my duties, both as Com-
mander and as a Co-Regent. I can now only say,
th it if you should consider my death an advantage
to Sweden, my life is freely at your disposal. "--
During this address, a solemn silence prevailed; and
when it was ended, the PRINCZ was greeted with
loud and repeated acclamations.

.-_ .

While writing the foregoing, some farther accounts
have reached us via Holland.

The Mach Mahn brought us the following letter :
" STOCLIOII4, M.►ac■ ls.

* Reports et a political nature, but which at iiru pro:limed
but little attention, have, in consequence of sense tillage tito base
since transpired, tutted no small tierce of ahem and sipre-
bettoplon.

4, A porno of the mote of Ltisonoao lately dennuoted maw
poems a, baying hold tremonable Meetings in his Wine and
made use of seditious language whist, be baduysr►~:fa.ustir
abysm he stated to be no leseibas the torsi subversion of the
misting Government—at loot as now established with regard to
jthe mecession.
si The nutter was downed worthy of a most serious investigs-
. llPtiow. The pabllt neon u dory so interest to it, that all the
Nigh Whiles VA the rob& Board 4 ; divination* et the armed
force, et the Nobility awl Mune at litoekhaks, sod men of
that peaaaritry, waited ea No Clovis esiaca. and preasatod
saagraualatas, Mime% aaratiag No al their Main awl at.