Star.
London, England, 1821-03-14 00:00:00

conjee tures.

The following private letter from Nal
of a more recent date than our former
it will afford satisfaction to those who .
lathes or friends at Naples, to learn from
most effectual measures have been takes
the personal safety of- our countrymen, in.
Austrians should be able to advance to
• , " NAPLES, FEBRUARYI6
" I send you this by the hand of a friend,
doubtful of its reaching you by the,
ance, as I hear that an Austrian Com..
lisheil at Rome, for the purpose of opening
coming from hence. An alarming crisis
at hanlin the affairs of this country. The.
their determination is irrevocably
fixed, and
liament has decreed not to make peace as
enemy shall be oh.the territory. The
of the Government is most amply secondeddisposition of all classes of the People, lb,.
determination to resist to the last; and
expect, although the Neapolitans on
have not made theimelves consiicuout .
that they will fight well, because they host
thing to fight for, which they never had
It must be admitted that there never Ivo
cause than theirs. As, in the event
reaching Naples, a scene of great confusion
sue, the English Consul; as a measure of,
has desired returns to be sent of an Oa.
t.tched to the dikerent establishments, in

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places of refuge may be provided for them on board
die different English men of war now in the harbour.
The Russian, Austrian, and Prussian Ambassadors
quit Naples •to-day. They applied for a passage to
Leshorkon board one of the English or French ships
cl war, but it was denied them."

We have received accounts from Stockholm to the
Kith of February.----The Kist had appointed Lieu-
tteant-General de TAWAST, formerly Minister at the
alert of Denmaalc, to be Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary to the Spanish Court.
An extraordinary number of wolves had this win-
ter infested the northern parts of Sweden. Many
children had been, at different places, the victims of.
these carnivorous animals.
His MAJESTY has transmitted to the Norwegian
Diet an Expose of the situation of the Kingdom since
. 1818. It announces, that on the Ist of September,
1819, a Convention had been concluded with Den-
, tank, which fixes the quota which Norway is to bear
is the Danish Norwegian Debt ; and that a Treaty of
Commerce and Amity had also been formed with the
United States of America.

ITte state of fermentation in which Madrid was left
.9e the 94 instant, by the Speech of the KING and the
removal of the Ministers, makes the arrival of subse-
quent accounts to be looked for with much anxiety.
One of the minor Journals of Paris adds, to the ac-
counts which we extracted yesterday from the other
Papers, that after the •Tinto's return from the Cortes,
mobs assembled in various quarters of the capital;
shouts, hissing, and the most brutal exclamations, were
re-echoed round the Royal Palace: but while certain
Sinister characters endeavoured to foment the commo-
tion, and to exasperate and urge the populace to the
commission of ci ime, it was consoling to think that all
that Madrid contains of generous citizens, penetrated
with attachment to their Sovereign and their country.
formed a vigilant and faithful troop, whose numbers.
so multiplied, that they were found in all quarters
• Where agitation assumed the most dating character;
and that Madrid would, perhaps, owe to the energy
of these worthy citizens the salvation of iti KING,
and Spain the preservation of the honour which she
has in other times acquired by her heroic fidelity."

• A letter from Jacquemel of the 12th December,
'states, that President BOYER had found at the Cape
upwards of thirty millions of dollars left by CHRIS.
YOPHE, and that .Haytian and Spanish money were
since considered of equal value.

The war on the Spanish Main is said to have enabled 111ottitto
to amass a fortune of 2,000,000 dollars, and that he retires
wateutai !

Lord CASTLEREAOH did nor attend his Parliamen-
tary duties last night. The Noble Lord was absent
in consequence of indisposition. Mr. WESTERN there-
fore postponed his motion for the repeal of the ad-
ditional Malt Tax to Wednesday, the 21st instant ;
and Mr. CURWFN his motion for the repeal of the
Agricultural Horse Tax, to the 26th instant. It is
understood that Mr. TIEIOEY, on account of his ill
state of health, has announced his intention of resign-
ing his office of Leader of the Odposition.
Yesterday Mr. S. IL LUSHINGTON gave a grand,
dinner at his house is Cleveland-square, to the Earl
cf SHAFTESECRY, Lord PALMERSTON, Lord CLIVE,
Lord LOWTH ER, Mr. PEEL, the ATTORNEY and SO L
CITOD-GENER A 1., and other distinguished Personages.
Mrs. BLACKSHAW opened her splendid residence,
in Orchard-street, Portman-square, on Monday even-
with a Grand Concert of venal and instrumental
Music, wherein Miss STEPHENS, MISS HALLANDE,
and other Singers of the first eminence, gave a bril-
liant series of their most admired performances. The
following were among the company :—The Earl of
CLEM; A LL, Lady and Miss FLINT, Sir THOMAS and
Lady FARQUHAR, Sir HENRY FLOYD, Mrs. SWOONS,
Miss SIDDONS, Mrs. BEECHER, Mr. and Mrs. CHAS.
ICESIBLE, &C.