Star. — London, England, 1822-10-14 00:00:00

º thtyﬁll. lad huh; s.3th m 1 behind them. The facility with which I hasty loan was raised, e few day; ptcviongly to the‘ptoclama. -tiun of independence. and when it was looked to» ward to ammo, is a pm! of the conﬁdence in the new order at things at RioJaneim; nil u {lt as the prospects of the mount country, no to recovering her supremacy“ ate concerned, thie- conﬁdence is doubtless well founded. . That the Brazilians will entirely aegarateﬁbm Pot" toga] is certain, but itig not equally ce’wain that they will stop here; for though the Portuguese in the Bra alls Ive Constitutional Monarehists, yet the meat class of the population who are strictly called Brasilians. not only with for independence of Portugal, but total nepantion from the House of Banana“. Their fa voorite scheme of independence is a Republican form of Government, which they see establishing in so many of the new States of America. The Panic: Rlouu", however. appears to he ’a clever man, and. if we may judge by the Manifesto and other documents, which are written. with great ability, hehas good advisers, so that he may probably maintain his authority let some time; but. to Portu gal the Btaails ate lost foe evet. ' We have already mentioned‘ the arrest of Mr. Bowmxa at Calais, and hi: commitment to the prison at Bnulogne, by a telegraphic elder from the French_ Government. Mr. Berlin, in a letter to Sir Cans. STUART, supposed the sole ground pf hi‘ arrest to be, that he was the beater of ﬁfteen private letten and two scaled packets. one of them from the Portugnese Ambassador at Pafis to the Portuguese Ministers, and of me contents of all of which he was entitely ignorant. Mr Buuetcne, the elegant author of the “ His tnrical Review of the Spanish Revolution," who was at Calais at the time, (and who“ was also, though we believe erroneously, reported to be arrested), wrote another letter to Sir CrtAans STUART, claiming one of the letters seized upon Mr. Bowntxo. and protest ing against the seal being broken by the French Autho rities. nough he had no objections to its being opened by the Representative of his Britannie Muss". On Friday Mr. Jammy BENTIIAM wrote a state ment ofthese facts to Mr. CAsntso. and it is due to the new Secretary to state he last no time in trans. mitting Mr. Bnnrumt's letter to our Ambassador in Paris, who, we trust. will as promptly interfere in behalf of our insulted country and countryman, for such an Outrage must be decisively resented.— Mr. Bowntxo‘ can have violated no law, for what Cl'ilhed State would think of making the bearer of sealed letters responsible for their contents? Of course We cannot tor a moment suppose the Law of France so ﬂagrantly unjust as to do so, and we must presume, therefore, that the act is as illegal according to the French law as it is repugnant to the dictates of common sense. Letters from ConstantinoPle to the 11th ultimo, received this morning, state the departure of Lord Sum scrono, on the Bth. The Austrian Minister was also about to quit. Mr. F. HAmtxrou, brother to a Gentleman hi the Foreign Oﬁce, was to conduct the business in the absence of Lord S-rnuoronu. At the date of these letters, a courier had arrived with the new: of the Marquis of Loranonnenev's death. Nd VAL INTELLIGENCE. Wm Saturday, the Hon. Company's chip VII-Minn. from Gina, ,asaed by Potumouth for the “her. last from St. Helena, whencc she sallcd on the rm- of August. The Putter landed It; Prumomh wi'Jl dispatch" and Malls, with which he let OH I: Aldon. His Ma'my‘s lhips "new and mum. nrrived u the Cape of (good Hope on the ﬁll of July, and hi: Majesty’s ship Lust and» oth, {tom England. The Blahnm.—, from Sundeﬂand to 1.001100,th into Newemle on Thursday, by two Huwlch smack», with loss of bowsplh tad fonmut. The Edward Ryan, Wluon, from Liverpool to Newfound land, put into Holybcnd on Thundly. with [on of [ruin-top mau and mainman-hnd. The Andnw Savage. Kan. bound to Landon, sprung ﬂak It Belfast. on the uh instant. and was obliged to discharge her as}? into theuladxh Tanya. _ - _ _ _‘ The 8200 Nun, -—. bound to Opono, put back to Rio 00‘ the “III! at Anna, Inky. A small pmmodon of Media! 06cm of the Navy bu taken ’13:: recently. Meson RAI, Guzman. and Room, Assistant Surgeons, have, among others, been made SW and new nJ have been addeﬁ to the lb: of Ankh-ts. * 73?? } ml: {5 f-YJI “[ . #1" 21‘ ‘m 3m ' mumhgnnnam' ha} m ' .u u e In new a Myh‘Win’dnt mm 's'. 5,0 iii-d- pnduud‘ci'uxing «no «holed d» mw. ‘ me vidtott and anoeiatet. mile and ""50 “in man. and noble Persons. '5O. VIII! his} phone #3 than! to mthdnw {PM at“. on} M dame «NW “'2: 'W ‘ time enjoyed the'exelusive 'vi 1"“ 307“.“ “heart. The idle mnemlatans ‘to no!“ “pd“. Ind-the mung. of one favourite (0' may". no defeated by‘ tho feet. Ikm before ht: Mum”: mi, motion; m ac ma“{ﬂulefor:d|oom’g to r' 'n, to which the Kate was indn h 0 m 1“ coloured repre sentation {zen to his {hunt ”the Duke oanq ‘uuotol, t the aukmd and even stormy post"? ‘o‘ Wu at the time, prevented the vidt. ‘Thcl Eat in November is the earliest period when ihis MAJIS‘I'Y intends going to Brighton, where the lwotkmen are busy in pnparing. to ‘te'ceive him.— iNeithmthe Duke of You nor the Duke of Cut s33loo: resided in the Pavilion whilst ' they were at Brighton, but in a hoosein Marlborou h-low, conti~ } goons to the Palace. Lord Fenian BContnmmm, ‘wlso has been indispoeed,‘ is the only. inhabiqnt at 1 the Pavilion. , 3~ 3’ The ltev. Mr. Wan-mun. late Chaplain of the Gwoctsfn, has been appointed to the PIAI‘IOF. Lieutenant H. H. Cocx has also joined that ship; and her fotmer Manet, Mr. Joan: Hus, has been reappointed to her. Fame-m. Oct. lg—Arﬂved the Osborn packet, 26 days from New York, and 18 from Halifax; she was placed ands: quarantine, and released the next day. Ptnlotmt, Oct. lap-Atriud the Lavinia, Emu, from Heme] in 25 days. ' ' Posmoum, Oc-r. lz—Wlnd S.W.—Ssiled the Surrey, bull. (or New South Wales; Griﬁn, Canon, for the South 391'; Juno. liucxuon, for TIIMG; Circasdm, WAIII. foe Calcutta; and his Majesty's ship Acme. foe Jsmaica. are. I3F-Alfived hit Maitsty's ship Imam, {not the N 0' Africa; Woodford, Clnmx, from the Downs fut Madras. Saﬂed his Majesty's ship Cnuuou, on s cruise. Dm. on. 12. Wind SE—Anived and slﬂedfot the River a" ”“87. PM". from Tobago; Echo, flout Demenn; Cree-mu». {tom un- South 3m; and Mn, from India. (hate down from the River the Marquis Hudnv, ‘o' Madns ltd Calcutta, and sailed with the “mud-hound. Arrived the W¢l PW. from Jumica, in a very disttsssed state. the Captain and crew snmpletely exhausted, having been on short issuance twenty-ﬁve days On the 1” Ant“. ‘0 ‘h 6“" d Florida, was bonded by two pirate schoooeta. with ppm 0! twenty men, and plundered of everything on bond, Inns not excepted. ﬁe spoke the Anubis Julio, and got h Ina“ supply of provisions fmtn list: she informed M ‘s' 3‘ Upohen a ship. who reported these had been men] vesschnhn ; by the pirates; among which were two French, one Hm two Ant-Titans, and same English. on. 13.—Wind SAlL—Arrived and nailed for the River ths Yunnan, DAL-nun. from China; and launch. PM!“ Jamaica. Came down from the Rimudmahthsm’ Wmﬂot Meinandlandu; Vestal, Raul. . (u Papal. it has Hon 1 "on; to-day [mm 3W. sod se uni d the q-uawaum 1m: hm ”l but. . at V V, - .. . x - V» .» ~« - h -~ V. .. ~ - n V r » , VJ~‘ 'V -- ,V »»4V\~'- b?.;{ . . , J-‘y y M .~. Chg V. .v.‘ ‘-\ ~ 4...: ‘ES; .V '4,ka . .‘ 4. .-. n, .V, may 13‘” . , »i. 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Jlibcweep'olmy, ImJoh M'Mrlmkthrmbodlouthehndwhlndck, andMlnlwmhowoultl «mun Mandtlpm'i wq" munching, whoappeandunwigneuonmpn otthcowmuled,tm“sbomlfwuuﬂeddud{ut 'lodmendtely. and that he nabbed he: with: M h (to Jams, and thought.) driu it down he: thm!‘ Bur-nu mutiny, “lino! that AunCoopnwu theme!“ that man-laughm." M‘Dauiel, wlm hadbeen unwound on tho day Mumdldnot amend; awn-um. was «Wyli wcdforhhlpptdumion. Ann Cmper, at Eden do and lit-u, wuincuuody: slewndwlooknnthetdovhi 'nuel Wanna. nqndtherc wuanhgkd expmdnnol scan and launch: her eye. as it "Inducted from the brutal!“ Wieldmymdntdhhwﬂe.buhofwhunuﬂs Wed bloodypmoﬁ throwers of I‘Danlel. AnnCoopcr who-ad werzoknpthe.pcm; andhavin‘ pmdnod In Nil,“uodeu‘.ywhhdrew.". . ~ V wwymﬂﬂ New MARRIAGE Act—This famgoof absurdity. which is doing more injlury to society than. perhaps. any Act that the Legis ature ever enacted,‘ was yes terday read in Paddington Church. It; eﬂ'ects in this Patish have been very striking; and insteadwof the bane of .a do‘zen con la being read evety Sunday, which was the case. befgre the new Act commenced. there are seldom more than two or three eonplee announced. Notice has been given in different churches in this néighbourh’ood, that the new Maniage Act will I). read. in lieu of a. sermon, on Sunday morning next. Such notice was given at St. Nicholas' in this ci'ty, and in the church at Hartlcpool, on Sunday lash- Dar/mu Advertiser. . . . HEBDQMADARY. Mount, Our. l{.-—'l‘he Sun the: about so minim. Mm scum—The Day blah u a guru: bcfon thee—lnﬂux rhea thou: ﬁve mlnuu-I an“ men in the evening—The Club In l4_l_nhnintes afﬁl- (1:18:10. 7 7 _’ _ . '_ 7 'l'umit—New Moon 91.32 minutes she! one in the north: Veins, one of th¢__mor_nlng_s§ars, rigs at ﬁve: . _ Wanner—The Sun shines 10 ham end 86 minutes. he dumion of twillfht one: the setting of the Sun Is one hour end 54 minutes, and t continues for the nine time befofe ite ding. , Tnnemy—Etheldud. The Lord Meyer hohle Sudan]! the Town Hall. 301" th he deyc decteeeed .1: hours. The length of the Matt. Including the acting and atoning twh lights, huhouneod 25 minutee. Conjunctionofthe Noonend Mercury in Scorpio, at lonﬁnum hefote In In the morning. Funny—Same lath—Holidey ettﬂe Bunk, Exchequer,“ Indie end South 8:: Homes. Conjunction of the Moon and Men in Sagittarius. et se minutee past ten In the morning. ‘ Sumner—he Son set: about a quarter after ﬁve, and the day cloeee at ﬁve minutes aftet Men. The Moon ate ehme equertee before eeven. The Moon in thet penof her «his Janhen distant from the Earth. . ’ ' "WW ' 75:1": '33": ‘bneﬁﬂrv?! o 'W. 1 _ > ‘w‘r‘j‘ «313‘ If“ ‘..-..L.~.m_.;- -g- ..u z THE ARMY. ‘ HEMORAXDUH FOR RECIPIENTS OF INFANTRY Hutu Guards. ad Oct. It”. 11-: Cmmu-Cm_ din-cu It to be notiﬁed, in Icht cmtotho recent Rmumto Oﬂceu' Dre“, that cthgablmended to foru- pano! the 08nd 31qu andtobowomonsllmot'dutyhithemmb by thumpdmgewjgg. - --. ¢ 7 ~ JOHN MACDONALD. mp. Adina-Ga. Thur-day ac‘nnight the 80th Regiment was Inspected by Gen. Sir J. Eu", 1: Cudehar. The 39th Regiment, unturned In ﬁrmly of Katy, win he Md by It Join Luann, on Wedneahy Mll- ﬁve companies, together with the had-quarto" o! the 15th Regiment of qut. unburied today at Liverpool. for Dublin, A mm of the ad Dragoon Outd- marched today from Reveals-mm for ”mu, where it will u rhe on I'M-y nan. H 481' lA'GS. OCTOBER 18. We had a pretty heavy gale here during last night.‘ which has done some damage. The sloops Mary Jeo mima and Prosperous, both helon ing to Hastings, which sailed yesterday evening, lager: with hops, or London. wete both forced hack and driven on shore. The form. it is faxed, will be a eompleae wreck, as the wind is :till high. The letter- has, by great exer tiom, been hauled a}! on the beach, and hopes are entertained that the cargo will be saved. DUMFRIES, OCTOBER 8. Among otherinstances of cheap provisions we may‘ mention that game. in this neighbourhood; has fallen at least 50 per cent. within the last few days. A brace of 300:! plump partridge: may now be pur chased for one shilling sterling, and a bare at the same rate, skin and all. Pussie, to be sure, is not yet at the best, but still this is a wonderfully moderate price, considering the drawback which may be re ceived from any oi the dealers in for. of 'which this town is so great a mart. Game. in fact, of all kinds, was never more plentiful than at the present moment, and it is no uncommon thing, even for half-bred apartsmen, to bag their ei ht or ten brace of birds ‘before dinner, besides, pergapo, two or three full i grown hares . 'l'hursdey afternoon. his Royal Highness the Duke: of CAuntnon arrived at the Cottage,‘Windsot, from London. on a visit to his Muu'rt. Saturday, their Royal Highnesaes the Duke of Caunntwe and the Duchess of Knu- lttnched with the Princess AUGUSTA at Frogmore; and in the evening the Royal Party dined with his Mun" at the Cottage. ‘ The Marquis of H 0811! left Greillon'a Hotel, Al bemarle-street, yestetday momin ,to accompany the Duke of humans”: to Deaf; from thence his Lordship will go to join the Marchioness at Brighton. Sir TaouAs Was, Bart. has anived at the above Hotel from the Continent. . The Duchess of Polt'ruxn and the Ladies BEN nxcx leave town on Thursday for their neat,Welbec|t, Nottinghamshire. . The Duke of PORTLAND left his seat Welbeck, in Nottingha'mshire, yesterday, for Newmarket. The Marguis of TITCHFIBLD has left his father's (the Dulce o PORTLAND) seat, Welbeck, Nottingham shire, on a shooting party. _ , -‘ The Dowager Marchioness of Idmsnown and the Misses Ginann arrived on Saturday at their house in Albemarle-street. from Worthing. The celebrated Mcy'occﬁi, (better known by the coguontenef Non mi ricer-do.) one of the principal ‘WIIIIESSCS against the unfortunate Quin: CAnoLme, is now living at Milan, and carries on the business of a moreﬁaaddefuoilurcs, or dealer in carriages. He is not in very high estimation amongst his countrymen. either in regard to character or circumstances; and it is remarkable that the appellation of Non uu' ricordo still continues attached to his name, even in Italy! Moa'r Mnaacnour mu) Arncrnto Accumula— Friday morning, as T. Julius, Esq. of Catherine» court, Trinity-square, Lennon, and his daughter, Miss SARAH Hos Jaimie. a ﬁne young Lady, abo‘ut l 8 yars of age. were going from Portsmouth to the Isle of Wight, in a wherry, the boatupset whilst in stays, owing to the sheet of 'the sail becoming entangled. and the father. daughter, and the watermen, were drifted away from the boat, and remained in the water about twenty minutes before a boat from his Majesty’s ship Guess could arrive at the spot to take them up. Mr. Janna sustained and cheered his daughter during thewhole‘of the time, and when the young Lady was taken into the boat. she grasped hold of it, and ardeotly‘kissed her father and pre server; but, on being conned into the Genera, it was discovered that the vi - spark had departed its fair and raceful abode. and the a oniaed parent could engrave only the inanimate, ﬁfeless frame of hiateuderly and much beloved child! His distreu of mind. on the unveiling result of all the eforts so‘ promptly used for resuscitation. is indescribable. The} two watermeu were saved. and. with W. Jamil» are recovered from their accident. ‘ COURT-MARTIAL. A Conn-Hankl ambled In: week on bond NI Majesty} ship Oman. at Chadnm, for the trial of My. Tum me, Purser of his M-jesty's Np Canons. on theta]. lowing than”. l’lelidellt, Cipuh I: has. humour; Judge Advocate. E. Twormv, Enq- ‘ ﬁrm-For not having kept a number and cutout-book, ‘lgnubly to the l‘unen' Instructions. stand—For having jinn s Com-mot I fnndnlm naipt forged-ins. ’ I it'd—For having collusively chained the 08m'. W ughc'ouchsrﬂ _ _ -.. ”A _ ~ " IKE-Zia Imin. Med him-m... me Mum out have. ‘ , A7A _. _ _ ‘ _ The ﬁrumeeMtgumfunydlspmedmthenMcd-a attic Coon; tbofounh chargebdngpwved, “WW 'ukWhhﬂMm‘smmbehmbh panned In the u 35.: the having-um, Munthikondder-don the circummco. mac‘s, ending: tealmogah of his dunner. the Court moot My mommdcd Kn to (h: favourable conddgmion of the lad. of theAdmlnky. o connrnignwcp. MARK-mus, per. 14. “cuppﬂesof lan weekwcnveryuhmmwh‘tomry winds: this maingtb'ogewu I good uppiyof MM Kent, buumu'rom inner sum; «beqmntulecof Bale , Pen, Beam, and On- at but madame. The Wheumlc madam very dull at M week‘s prices Hurley for linking all: freely aces. perquuter-adm. has. an up! guru: higher. Wand Guy Pmnndnmuhtbemlnpdn 0 per hit week's quotation; Good 0.“ fully mania a. prion of this day le'nni‘ht, but the trade I: not very m .. funk: arrivals are expected mom-Currency: "a"... 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Weulmdtht ”ﬁght,tllopulun-‘hilw!!!cmmneuecilsl aduomuokdgdngubotfrmh.l’uro,lm,mYntk m«mm.¢n,hmmmu Mud-yank. msxumnzwawo'mxummmmdm (latch-yard oppodu the Cane—This in on day In than “.159 celebnted pedestrian, took to immplﬁh the am: Moth-ﬂauntuyago. ‘ ' BOXING. -Nn¢h gone {autumn Vacuum-Mun, minus Nﬂlmrmﬂnmmw. 'l'hewholeofdunulu fonhclghlmweeaAhbound Wmmto’bcnudcgoodtmm. ‘ ‘ -. IhGaphthnund£prhowemomonaw ﬁngnpedhlon tokutu,tuhatdmsbee,huemnrud. Boon-rm son. an Faun—The four not Ichtb, which sreslitotnhepisee. hurtingseddelts. before Christmas, hsVe forths last few dsysheptthensindsofthe smsteuuontheslert. sod their books hsve hoes: eontinnsilluw out to note down the variety of bets upon the subject. ch as “ the four winners are not mused; Word‘s winning sgsiost‘ Martin; tint Spring end Martians: nothoth deﬂated; slang oddsths’r Msniueon. glen Rsndsiliniosstinnhsifsnhour; others thst Nest snd ‘ dsliesn'tiosogthe IshtbetwoenSpl-ingsndﬂestisnot ‘overinsnhoutg" sndseverslsventseonnecdngthesbove Tbutleowithnoes. The men on oil'hnsy so toprepnntion; ‘ Randall is improved, Spring is getting better. Martin is quite Hull, Neutoshsshouldhe, Ahhott nnderssevetetrsiner, snd burly, if not quite, hang up to the mark. Ward in high condi don, Josh. Hudson thinking about training. and Shelton snxioos todothsbestforhlmsolfnponthessmesnit. ' Jsehson, the Some. Town Champion. standing to report, issgoodhltofstnﬂ'.’ .hsrdhitur, and hss sppesred onosori twineinthsprlurinc: hoisnstehedusinst s psﬁll of Josh.‘ Hudson, («comma-side. 'l'hisnt'llwllltahepheeon the Roses rosd tomorrow. within ten miieoof landon. Both «treatments we shoot 1: stone. Josh.'s pupil. 'mihitt, is on“ to partake of some of the quditiesof his master. a sort of John Bull ﬁghter, rough and rudy upon all occasimm, and a hit of s glucose. The Eutwden are rather nus upon him. and tshin; the odde. At all events a (and battle is expected, and out sod ems quintothe endot' the chapter. Attach-H pupil of Hudson will nuke his appearance in the ring on the day ‘ that Wsrd and Abbott ﬁght, as s rnsteh has been made between ﬂsmiiton and English. . ' ' Curls m Wsnm—This snatch is of; the hackers of Warren norsppearin' st mm to nuke the money good on Wednesday inst. Curtis received the forfeit ol' s’. Dick says, ‘ “sshow, heisvery sorry poor Peter hss been dissppoimedﬁ and thst‘he slso likesohirn so much for a customer, Ithatt if he can get hoehodusinsthim (Curtis) hy sly other person, he will not st t uh sdvsntue of the forfeit ol‘ 5!. but ﬁght Mu mm uheisinwantofsjoh." Barlow, who so recently wu defeated by Josh. Hudsnn, is determined to hove another trial before he give! up oil preten sionstothe rise-ring; and his friends, on Thursdsy evening inst. hiehedvhim spin: Du. Hudson. Thelsttet issbls‘ukr; sndi! Boriowcsnhutgetonthebiindsido of Du. he ttsnds ogood ehaneo'tomnhoit enﬁghtthistinse. Little st.how ever, will prove s troublesome cum. ﬁe ﬁght to be withlntwomontho, {crime-side. on the great nonhroad, hell my Irons Donner. Drury-Lane Theatre was on Saturday mornin ho noured with a visit of inspection by his Royal [figh ness the Duke of Your. who was attended and con ducted over the huildin by Mr. Etttarosr. Mr. Buster. the architect, git. T. DIIDIN, and Mr. Wtsts'msr, on the part of the Management : the Hon. G. Lassa and Mr. Rosina. of the Committee; Mr. Dunn. the Treasurer ; and the Chief of each de partment of the artists and workmen. His Royal Highness expressed hisapproval and admiration of the taste, magniﬁcence, and convenience of the whole fabric, and ordered a hot to he titted up for himself, it being the ﬁrst instance of the Duke's having a box at Dairy-Lane Theatre- . ‘ COVIIT-GARDINPThe Comedy of the Rivals was played at this Theatre on Saturday evening— 'fherformance of Mr. FAIIII, in the characterof Sir athouy Absolute, was in his usual excellent style, and the other characters were ably resented, par ticularly that of Lydia languish, h'ye-giiss Fonz.— The Forty Thieves closed the evening's entertainment. A miséehpresentation of an occurrence in the Dis sentin ape! at Bersted, near nor, havin ap. ﬁamf in several Papers, we are 325 m by theKßev. r. Hun-r to say, that the statement that the “ eon gsegation was thrown into confusion—that a warm controversy between the Ministers ensued, and which, to the great amusement of the auditors, terminated by Mnﬂore'sohtalning possession ofthe pulpit,’ is totally untrue. Mr. Savanna, whom Mr. Hutu had sent to this station. was, in his apprehension, and in that of a friend who was with him, about to name two or three individuals by whom he felt himself as 'eved. fro prevent the consequences which‘might ﬁve re sulted from such personalities, Mr. H. at the earnest request of his friend, desired hire-to desist, which he did. but pmccededyith his sermon. and conducted the sergtce to its conclusion without the :1! test in terruption, the cons tion having [mugged the most profound humm- itseonnieucetaent.‘ Mrtl H; entered the pulpitaarthseniu wage-easiest, forthe panes which him unlisted via-eenke hisleave the W let this had nothing whatevertedowi thsprwiousotcm .‘v in .~ I . ‘ _' .... :55ng '3 ii}. .u_ ,1. .1;,;.a,“’. , . . ,' ‘ v-ﬂ‘. a . 9 o ‘ 6 ‘ l ‘ 1 V n; «2. 1. . I ‘ ~ I ' I ' i J u ' :l .1; ."