Star.
London, England, 1816-09-03 00:00:00

THE EVENING SrAli

• LONDON.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER S. ISIS.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK t
Reduced G2f —Owe. =46lll—Cons. far ace. 62ff
4 per Cent. Vitt—Alper Cent. Nayy Wit
Bank Long Anus. Stock —fowls 7s. Bs. pa.
ExcheqUer Bills, Sta. Ss. pre.

We received a supply of Hamhurgh and Brews 11
Papers this morning. They furnish us with some iv•
teresting intelligence from the Northern. parts si
Germany. T.ee Crown Prince of Sweden (Bank
DOTI'S) is most assiduous in courting the affection
of his subjects. He is now employed in what WS
once termed in this country a " Royal Progress."
On one occasion he invited four peasants to dine with
him, and all seemed highly pleased With their rem.
tion. The attachment of the Swedes towards him
seems to be perfectly sincere, and on his par: the Crows
Prince has evidently studied the way to their heart'
—We should lament to see this harmony d stuMeit.
By an article from Carlsbad, we also learn v.ith
sure that the hopes of the disaffected are likely to le •
disappointed with respect to the annexation of Sam!
to Prussia ; the most sincere and cordial intercourse
subsists between the troops and citizens of both or-
tions. Are not all these symptoms of returnirg
cial order to be ascribed to• the care with which de,
Police of Germany has taken -to-keep at 2 due dis,
tance aU the French Renegadoes

SCHONEN, AUGUST 20.
On the 7th instant, late in the evening, the Crfont
Prince arrived at Rumlosa," amidst the joyful acc;A.
mations of a numerous crowd. He was accompartird
by Prince Oscar, and their Exalt ,ncies Field-M
Count Toll, and the Minister of State, Count Ettgv•
shoem. . His Royal Highness remained s:x Jays
Rumlosa, gave audiences to the Authorities o! the
neighbouring towns, the-Nobility, the land-bwoen
and the farmers of the neighbourhood ; visited the
environs of Rumlosa, particularly the fine estate of •
Countess Spam, and The coal-mines of Floegaltac,
which he examined with great attention. On the
14th his Royal Highness went to Lund, and visited
on the way the harbour and fortress bf Landseront.
At Lund, as at other places,' the Crown Prince mi
eeived numerous deputations of peasants, whi', seitf!
artless and heartfelt eloquence, testified to him tle
warmest gratitude 'for the many favours Which they
had received from him : they declared themselfesi
partieularly affected by the paternal treatment whitil
their sons had *valved, both in the Held and in tub

military exercise ;
the children of
ciate titLir present I
greatest sacrifices,
blond to preserve

In a speech he,
the flowing pas ,
as the yews and
colour at any sea'
will our fidelity 1,

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The King of Fri
terdai with mud
gave a great dinia
sailor, Count Zi .1
bid, and nun), pi
In the evening tru
persons were invlt
of the day was, t
fete (Saint's day)
assembkd for On
same house whe
tainment.

Prince Harden
gtnstein and otl
them in the m
danced Polonaise,.
invited the wht.l
kindness peculiar
other room, and
on their side w
The proposal u
day concluded wi
COPE

From most
plaints of the we
injure the harveati
almost every day
weather teems not

Nothing furer
tory conferences
Ambassador CM

of the month of
of the Diet will

Another hap;
in this Court. 7

the only son of
brother, and of
marries the Prim
the reigning
and the Paren:s
A splendid Si
to Persia.

The affair at
gociation on tne
Watts Arta

lir. PINCKNIS 95
thence over law
the United Stag
their 13auks wen

ly the Bram
Rio Janeiro, ..o
confirm our for
the Pottnow.
La Plata. 'F
men in transi,
video and M. 1.
arc to move
In the. A defr
tary of the Co
Portu7uere C
expedition.
object in view.

We come tin'
the policy of t
since the emi
,r
tilt. and that a
World. This
Th it 6rrt atiei
ancient Vice• a.
ultimately of
c, tins unroec.i

lith them.

;Ind, and u
after so muc!,
prefer fit
that has throw
pnssc•sces the
Buenos Ay
last eight ye:ir
.a►d we have

iclWlnhrtuhgud. ese°ll4lrl:3l
pect the same

illctsure

ALPkuuy w :

"Djs carriea
the part of tie
she will arriv,

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threats. Tw 4
Britain to 'Lev
ous and inderr
tunnies, she
Portugal, and
that Will be thi
Our latest
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knilitary exercise and repeated the assiiince, tit*
the children of the conatry who Hew how to appre-
ciate their present situation, Were ready to make the
greatest sacrifices; and, if necessary, to Spill their
blood to preserve these precious advantages.
In a speech held by one of the pelsants, there wasp
the following passage : N Be convinced, Prince, that
sc the yews and firs Of Sweden never change their
colour at any season, nor our rocks their places; so
Will our fidelity be at all times found unshaken."

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