Star.
London, England, 1816-03-02 00:00:00

ROS COCK, FEBRUARY 17.

The following is the Answer returned by his I
Highness Prince Blucher, to congratulations sent
him in writing upon his birth-day (December 161 h)
by the States of bleckieuberg, who were then assem-
bled here:
" GINTLLIOI7.I/--4 have always felt pecul;ar pleasure In eon-
tributing, by all that PllOllOll74Ct has allowed me to perform

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in the late eventful years to the welfare of Mecklenburg, roy
beloved country. That my countrymen take the warmest interest
in what concerns toe I hate received multi:Ad proofs. I find that
you ►peak :it tea tumor of this in your honoured oeti sr of the iGth
of December ; but. at the awe time, I cannot allow the little I
have berii able to perform at be appreciated at too high• a sate,
and honoured as I name feel myself, by the monotneots to be
in my Sillifte tows of it.wooek, yet it properly
below to puoari,y alone to forts a judgment of what has been
i done. Accept, Gewl:men, the assurance of the profoundest
raapect, with which I have honour to subscribe myself,
Gratliinen,
44 Your oust faithful and obedient friend and servant,
I 14 Babes Feb. 11, Iblb. ihicsaa."

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Brussels Papers to the 29th arrived as our Paper
was going to Press. They merely :state the arrival
at Brussels Q 1 Generals If I.lLtsf, LAMARQUip and some
other revolutionary worthies of France.

The QUEEN and the Princesses CUARLOTTI of
WALES, ILLIZAHLTH, And MARY, with their attend•
ants, left the Pavilion at Brighton yesterday, for
Windsor. Her Royal Highness Princess CHARLOTTE
will return to CrAilbouri,l..o3ge..
The Prince rot Conoutto will leave the Pavilion for
Weymouth, GinnCONICS' Lodge there being fined up
this day for his reception. His Highness, it is said,
will remain at Weymouth until the Patna REGENT
come: to towa, sslieii he will take up his residence at
thr Queen's Palaces aad the Princess CHARLOTTE at'
Warwick House.

Y::strtday, several of the Royal conks and livery
servants left Town tor Weymouth, to attend on
Prince LEOPOLD 01 SAXE C4)3411200.

Count Hettns•aetto came in town nn Wednesday
from Brighton. Yesterday he returned to Brighton
to attend the Prince of SAIL Cosoulta, who, we un-
derstand, is slightly indisp )sed.
Lord CAs-rit.EttsAcu has been confined through in-
disposition since his return from Brighton.
This day the East Suffolk Regiment of Militia
morched into Ipswich from Ireland, after an absence
of 12 years.

Yesterday being St. David's Day, the Marquis of
WoucesTzu and a number of Vice• Presidents of the
Welsh School, celebtated the Anniversary of their
tutelary Saint with the usual benevolent attention to
the poor. They went in procession to Church, and
afterwards to Dinner, where a large subscription was
made for the benefit of their School.

•We lately stated that peace had been concluded
between DEmstaliK and l'utrou. The fact has been
officially announced in the following letter :

London, Feb. 49, 1816.
" fisa.—it Is with much satisfaction that I communicate to you,
for the information of the Subscribers to LLotro's and ethers,
that official Information has been received at this Consulate' of
the differences between his Majesty the King of Densaaas and
the Pacha of TA *vett having been adjusted, and that the Danish
Flag has bereeforth nothing to apprehend from that quarter,
Denmark being new at peace with all the Barbary Powers.
I am, Sir, &e. H. F. HORNEMAN.
" His Danish Majesty's Consul- eoeraL"
" M. J. BEIM ILT, Secretary to the Committee at I.torres.'s
PROFERTY TAX-12 O'CLOCK UST TUESDAY NIGHT
—it may no; be generally known ibat by a recent
Act of Parliament, all persons relieved frtan this
odious tax, have now the opportunity of investing a
small sum (thus, as it were, saved from ;he fire,) in
buying a Ticket or a Share, and secure a part of the
Two Prizes of 25,000 Guineas, Twp of 5C20,000,
or of the 4,300 other Prizes of £3,000, £l,OOO,
ASO% Ste. which must all be drawn, either Next
Wednesday. or the succeeding Lay of Drawing ;
and as the Whrel of Fate will be opened very early
on Wednesday Mowing, the Act authorizes the Lot-
tery Office Keepers to sell 'Pickets and Shares until
12 o'Clotk Tuesday Night.

TRENCH PAPERS.

• STAR OFFICE, TWo GIN
This 1116ment the P.rrit Pipers of Moeda,. I
day, and Wednesday, being all that were
to owt bands. We can only give abort abith.
PARIS, FEBRUARY ts,
'Laurent Beateprd, bookseller in the Nil
has been arrested for publishing* libel,
The infamous Mehie de la Touche 41
by the gens d'artnes who were sent to
Intl
and whoa) he resisted.

Several persons bare been arrested fee
alarming reports.
Great changes are about to be midi h 4
lecture of Police at Paris. Nineteen per%
been disnissed•witbin these few daps,
Marshal Soult has stopped at Burma.%
seldorf.

General Ali: passed through Dijon %to
his way to a foreign country.

We learn from Perigliaux. that a wahmi
gicicie had received orders to quit the *via
aLely. Instead a obeying this order
voured to lead astray some men w;thoitii-
meat, and to excite thefts against the Asii
but his man ceuvres having been disco/ft&
arrested and delivered up to the Tribft
eleven of his accomplices.

The Mositeur contains a circular from the
of the Seals of France, to the civil Oran
payments, enjoining them to treat the auje
sojourning in France with the utmost hayiti
kindness.