Star.
London, England, 1821-09-17 00:00:00

FLANDERS MAIL.

BRUSSELS. SEPTEMBER 12.
We have beets much astonished on reading in va-
rious Journals, that France was going to form an
army of observation of 60,000 men in Alsace. In
the present situation of our army, it would bp im-
possible to assemble such a force, without stritsping
of troops the whole northern frontiers, from Dunkirk
to Strasburg, and calling out the National Guard
to do duty in all the fortresses. Happily there is no
idea of such a measure ; and the report may be con-
sidered as one of the dreams of the German Journals.
Seer. 15.—One of our Journals gives to-day an ex-
tract from a letter, dated Constanunople, August 10,
which says, 4, The Turkish Government has accepted
the ultimatum of Russia; the Sultan's acceptance of it
has been di.patched directly to the Emperor Alexan-
der by sea and by land, by several couriers, and by
the intervention of the British Ambassador. The Go-
vernment thinks it has reason to complain of the
Russian Ambassador personally. While awaiting the
result of this step, it conducts itself conformably to
what the akin:ahem requires, and has announced pub-
licly that the departure of the Baron Strogonoff would
not disturb the intelligence between the two
Empires. That rnicsiassaior, on the contrary, has af-
firmed the war is inevitable. We are thus in suspense.
Order and-public security continue to be rigorously
maintained here. The Porte, it is asserted, has sent
orders to all parts that the Greeks shall not be mo-
lested, and it is said that it has granted them a ge-
neral amnesty. Private Turkish armaments have
committed some excesses on two Austrian vessels,
and another, the Captain of which was of Ragusa,
had the French Hag. The French Rear-Admiral,
who is at Smyrna with seven vessels, is enraged at it,
and has sent a frigate to revenge the affront. Thi.
will go no further, as the Government has been mor-
tified by it, and has taken measures to prevent a re-
currence of such excesses. It is astonishing that
there is not a single English ship in the Archipelago.
Te Turkish squadron remained three days in sight
of the Greek armament, consisting of 120 sail, with-
out firing a gun. It is said, that in the meantime
the Greeks have burned eight Tarkish transports,
full of troops."

The new Government of Si. Domingo, it appart,
is interfering to check the piracies under the Indepen-
dent flag, as it is called, in the adjoining seas. A brig
of that class, called the Esperanza, of 14 guns and
100 men, put into Cape Hayden, from St. Bartho-
lomew's, on the 26th of April last, with a Spanish
ship, the Lady Artigas, of 400 tons, her prime. Both
were then seized by order of President Bova, and,
according to the letters received yesterday, have since
been condemned. A remarkable instance of the
extent to which the depredations alluded to are car-
lied in the seas of the nest Indies, is communicated
by the arrival of a vessel (the Czsar, FlSllift) at
Liverpool. This vessel sailed from Jamaica on the
18th of July, and was boarded on the 23d by the
Mars, a Buenos Ayrean armed brig, which had been
out four months, and during that period had made
sixteen prizes.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1821.
S per Cent. Cons. 75 Ye %-5 per Ct. Navy 1091/2
India Bonds 645. pr.—Exch. Bills 2s. Si. pr.
Consols for Act. 767 A 76.

On Saturday night the KING arrived at Carlton
Palace. Ministers had been some days waiting in
town, in hourly expectation of his M4,I2IIIY'S ar-
rival. Yesterday the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Mar-
quis of LoNDONDSARYI% and Earl BATHURST, had
audiences.

It was on the 31st July. that his Meuse: left
London, to embark at Portsmouth for Ireland. His
visit has thus occupied a space of forty-seven days,
of which twenty-four were spent in travelling by sea
and land. This unexpected delay must, to a certain
extent, derange the plans of his future movements,
' contemplated at his-Mataary's departure for Ireland;
but in the Public'Offices the opinion continues to
prevail, that, however unfavourable the advanced
state of the season may be for a visit to the Conti-
nent, hii MAJESTY will not disappoint the expecta-
tions of his Hanoverian subjects.
A King's Messenger, who had been waiting with
nine days dispatches the arrival of his MAJESTY at
Portsmouth, returned to London on Saturday even.
ing.—We subjoin some details, in addition to those
which we gave
.on Saturday, of his MAJEsTx's re-
. ceptidn, in his progress to town :

• MILFORD, SEPTEMBER 13.
The Rev. fist:Haan Dawes, Archdeacon of Brecon, and one
of the ,eanons Residentlary of the Cathedral Church of Saint
Data's, brought a Congratulatory Address to his Maarsrr on
his arrival in the Diocese ; expressing also a wish that his MA.
sem would do the Chapter of St. David's the high honour of
visiting the only Cathedral Church in theltingdom in which his
Maui= has a stall; and at the same time declaring the un.
feigned attachment of himself and every other Member of the
aforesaid Chapter to his Mantsves person, family, and Govern.
ment.

HAVERFORDWF.ST, SEPTEMBER is.

About half-past six o'clock this morning his Maassrr entered
the town of Haverfordwest, amidst the most rapturous excla-
mations of joy. Ills hiaarstr was met on the road between
Milford and Haverfordwest by Lord Maroun's Yeomanry Ca-
valry and a large company of Gentlemen, who escorted him into
the town, and afterwards accompanied his bla.msrr as far as
, St. acmes.

Though the Kma wished to pas as privately as possible, yet
the windows of all the houses in the streets through which his
Mannv passed were fined with Ladies, waving their handker-
chiefs, &c. to whom his MAXIM bowed in the most conde-
scending manner : the towers of the different Churches had
the colours of the Corporation waving on them as his Maacsysr
I passed; and the bells bare continued ringing, with but little in-
termission, for the whole day.

CARMARTHEN, SEPTEMBER 13.

The inhabitants of this town have been highly gratified by
having the unexpected honour of seeing his Majesty Ozone:
the FOUSTII pass through their ancient borough. Early in the
morning a Royal courier arrived from Milford, and announced
to his Worship the Mayon the approach of his MAJZWIT ; but
that, fatigued with his voyage, and wishing to pursue his journey
with all possible dispatch, his Manerre could not receive the
Public Authorities of the borough. The news almost instants.
piously went through the town and its vicinity—all hastened to
manifest their loyalty—every countenance seemed anxious to
have a view of the gracious.person of the Monaaus.
The Mayes and Corporation, attended by a very numerous
body of Gentlemen, proceeded to the principal street leading
through the town, to welcome his MAJZSTT. The streets were
lined from one end to the other, and all the windows crowded
with spectators. His Maisstr arrived about 11 o'clock, and was
received with the joyful acclamations of thousands, the band
playing God save the Kmg. His Dlaar-stv very condescendingly
bowed to the MAYOR and his brother Magistrates, and appeared
highly pleased with the attention paid to him as he proceeded
along : the whole multitude followed, cheering him, and crying
Gun save the Km," Ice.
Ilis Maasery was pleased to send a message to the Mayon
to signify that he would be glad to receive the Loyal Address of
the good people of Carmarthen through the medium of Lord
SIDMOUTH. The Marcia, and a very respectable company of
Gentlemen, afterwards dined together at the itoyal Hotel; and
when the cloth was removed, " The King, and a safe journey
to him to the Capital," was drank with enthusiasm.

Fatair Noon%

His Mame slept this night at Chapel House, thfordshln
THE KING'S VISIT TO HANOVER.

HANOVER, SEPTEMBER 6.

The repairs in the Theatre, which have been going
on for some months, are now completed. The whole
House is elegantly decorated, and some paintings by
our able Artist, Hamburg, greatly add to its beauty.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrived here
the day before yesterday, and Prince George yester-
day, in good health. At Eimbech, where the Prince
slept, great numbers of the inhabitants went to the
Hotel, attracted by the wish to see this branch of our
Royal House. Children of the first families is the
town strewed flowers before the young Prince.
The Duke and Duchess, on their way hither,
stopped at Wehnde to view the preparations making
there, and to give several orders relative to the arri-
val of the King, who will pass there the last night
before his arrival at Herreahausen. His Excellency
Count Munster will arrive here on the 7th.

The troops which will be assembled in the neigh-
bourhood of this city, during the stay of the King,
consist of eight Regiments of Cavalry, seven Regi-
ments of Infantry, two Brigades of Horse Artillery,
and several Brigades of Artillery on foot.

• FROM THE MAINE, SEPTEMBER 7.
It is reported that several Sovereigns will meat at
the end of September at Wilhelmsbad, near Hann,
where the King of England is expected.
FRANKFORT, SEPTEMBER 5.

Mr. Temple, the British Chargé d'Affaires, has just

been officially informed, that the King wilt arrive{
here between the 22d and 25th of this month. His
Majesty, accompanied by Lord Liverpool, the Mar-
quis of Londonderry, and several Members of bis
Privy Council, will put up at the Roman Emperor
Hotel. From this city his Majesty will go to Louis-
burg and Homburg, to visit his sister; after which he
will return to our city, whence he will continue his
journey by way of Giessen, Marburg, and Cassel, to
Minden. At Cassel, great preparations are making;,
and at Minden, being the frontier town, his Majesty
will be received by the Deputations from Hanover.
Then he will proceed towards Gottingen, and stop
not far from that town, at the House of the Govern-
ment, in the village of Wehnde. From this
lage he will go to Gottingen, Sail then by the Harz
to Hanover.

A Mail arrived this forenoon from Holland, with
Papers to the 13th inst. The following are extracts :
HAGUE, SEPTEMBER 11.

The Council of State is already employed In draw-
ingup a number of Projects of Laws respecting the
new system of Finance to be laid before the States
General in the next Session.