Star. — London, England, 1822-10-08 00:00:00

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Eight: Lord qumu Bum-luck or Lord Auuun are how W] ﬁnned as most likely to have thc agpnintment. as Mr. CANNIxo feelt himself mﬁciendy itroﬁg iii of ﬁce {without purchasing the support of the Gun vuus by any'new Mon of place at pemion to the family. The leisurely manner in which the Duke of Wu.- user-on has proceeded towards Vienna so ill accords with the usual celerity of his movements that it has occasioned some surprise and disappiiintment among the Sovereign: and Diplomatists assembled in that capital, who are eager to enter on the business of - arbitrating the aEair's of Europe. The British Re presentative has, however, before this time arrived at Vienna, and stated the determined policy of the Bri tish Cabinet, which will not be the most agreeable to the members of the Holy Alliance, since we have reason to believe-it goes entirely to defeat one of the principal olgjects for uhich they are assembled-that of dictating to Spain and Portugal what form of Go vernment they shall adopt. The Duke of Wanna-rot: has once wrested these two kingdoms from the grasp of an open enemy,l and ifhe saves them from the no less dangerous ma 'chinations of false friends, he will he doubly entitled to the gratitude of the Peninsula. \Ve some time ago stated that it was probable our Representative to the Congress would merely deliver in the ultimatum (we adopt the word. since it has recently become fashion able) of our Government, without sharing in the de liberations of the Congress; and we now understand that this will be the ease, and that he will neither proceed LoVerona, nor take any part in {he conferences" of the Holy Allies at. Vienna. This shew: the deci sive character of his Grace's mission, and we trust it will be found as soccesst’nl as it is decisive. The French Papers of Saturday has arrived by express. Their contents possess little interest. M. de Cnneauenuwn was expected to set out for Verona on Sunday. whither the King of Pauseut is proceed ing incognito, under the name of Count Ronni. 9n the 29th ult. his Prussian Majesty arrived at Straso burg, and alighted at the Cathedral, where General ‘PAurutL-annou, Commandant of the division, the Prefect, the Commandant of the department, and the Mayor, were presented to him. After viewing that beautiful ediﬁce, and enjoying the admirable prospect which Alsace presents from the Tour, his Muss“ proceeded to the temple of St. Thomas tei view the tomb of Marshal San. He then visited the promenades of Broglie, Contades, Robertson, and the Orangery, whence be repaired to the head-quartes of the division. Being informed that the Lieutenant- General had assembled the principal Functionaries at a banquet to celebrate the anniversary of the birth of the Duke of Bounnnux. he was pleased to join [he party, and gave the iolloiwiug toast—“ The King. the Duke of Bourdeaux, the Royal Family, and .11 their faithful scriants.” He afterwards visited the Theatre, and departed at six in the evening, expmg. ing his regret that he could not'eontinue longer in‘ the city. The two Prussian Princes, Fueuntcx Wu, mus Lewis and Fnsnxrttcx Cannes Auntie“, were expected the following day at Strasburg. They keep at the distance of a day’s journey behind their august father, who intends to pass through Suitss'r land, and to proceed by theuay of MoutSnGothud on the Simplon to Italy. ' ‘ . It is believed that the Russian Minister Count CAI-'0 d’lsrut/t will also pass through Strasbnq,“ take the same route to Italy as the King o!an ‘ A letter from Constantinople, dated the 4th ult. states that the Tartar who brought the intelligence 0; a; womb at Aleppo, announced thuE ‘l'. French Consul and the rims interpreter; had for ‘unauly escaped from thaw A 1 IgttersfrornOdeetl state, that in dielastmnferenee‘ between Lord Sruuoroun and the 'BM‘MI the lstteriusisted that Russia ugh, ‘ rum 1‘ ' . .ATL'XF‘; I“ ) I ‘ ‘ \ 7..;~‘t;_ “\ V I .7“. :\“‘&I"‘ ‘ a \ mwgm s . ~. A BONDON. A ~ ". , n 'Mwanum V _ h. Hod» ‘WNM4V‘ .. . ‘ '4‘ . tCW almnw M Nitdﬂ‘ Rania to aiuvéunomauaorkmmﬁtama a new Minister. ”Lou! Stummh aid, aka I monolithiscpnfcmcc MUIQVi-na: A law- from Bandeau. dated 0m 1, mm. Mammy ofgbctrainofaninqylud ﬂying, any {tom Bayonne, and unto M m 33.0“: lent. It was expected to befollovedly a coips ‘of 4 mmhvmmmfmegi-tdmeCap damnation. . ‘ ' ‘ _ ' ' The Sieur‘Nudiu. boobeller, barium tried be" fore the Tribunal of Corteﬂioual Police for publish ing a nditiout work, oﬂ’eusive to the King and the Royal Family. called “ Mineﬁeld: Tchienadm-li. a burned I‘l“”,qu for exercising. the trade of bookseller without a heat, was found guilty on the ﬁrst charge, but acquitted ou the second. The pro ;tecutor brought the case before the Royal Court, which conﬁrmedthe judgment of the ,Coneetional Tribunal. He then appealed to the Court of Casta tiou. The Public Minister referred .to a regulation of 1723, which inﬂicted a penalty of it!) francs on u bookseller trading without a hrevet. In 1791 brevets were suppressed; but the Public Minister contended that the law of 1816. which re-ettablidted'brﬂmw ritually revived the regohtiouof 1m TheGourt orciu‘azion agreed in this opinion,- annulled thejudg.‘ ruent o£ the Royal Court of Paris, and'rel’erred the cute to the‘ Royal Court of Orleans. TheFreuth ﬁve per Cents. slosed at 925-. 90:. on Friday, and on Saturday at 98f. 10c. ‘ Germin Papers to aucent date have been received. An article front Leipsie, dated September 25. says— “ Many celled ‘haVe already arrived, thinking the fair yoql‘d begin this week. Among those strangers Vere was bred” merehau,“who have bespoken lodg ing: for several cf their countrymen, who are coming. This m'akee it-euppeeed that the cause of the Greeks‘ 3i: not so desperate‘es certain Journals have sated,l end that the Greeks eoqtiniie a struggle .whjch must he approved ‘by‘ GOD and man. The fate of the Greeks continues to excite the greatest interest here and elsewhere, and their real ”pretended defeats are listened to with a degree'of sorrovi, such as is adapted only to the loss of the most sacred professions. Man } kind ere everywhere too much enlightened to approve of Turkish barbarities." . e New York Papers to the 10th September, Boston to the 18th September, and Montml‘to the Is: Sep tember, arrived this morning. The following are extracts : V _ a moan uni mum-mm 0? 339.1 an 1. Balms Anna—A letter of the 22d June says: " Letters from Lima, to the 21st April, quote heri can ﬂour at 80 dollars pegbarrel, but from the great anxiety felt at the time for the safety of the city, and the scarcity of money. it would be diﬂieult to secure the proteeds. The [loyalists had actually defeated and cut up a division of San Martin's army at’Plsco, consisting of 1500 men. Foreigners were removing their property to Callao, in case of the {loyalists ‘getting the better of San Martin in a general en easement“ Fnou Rio Joanna—We learn from Capt, Davis, J the brig Dispatch. arrived at New York from Rio Janeiro, that the Portuguese troops had talten pos session of St. Salvador, and had. driven the ttoopsi back. The Brazilians had sent to Rio Janeiro for as sistance, and one frigate and two corvettes; and one thousand stand of arms, had been sent them. In a battle between the Portuguese and Brazilians the latter lost 200 men. ‘ ’ .. Cowuauv—A letter from St. Thomas’s. dated August 6, says—“ This new country presents a most interesting aspect. There is no doubt of General Mo rales having retired, with about 700 men, to Porto Cabello. From Coro it is stated, that be was so hard pressed as to abandon a considerable'part of his bag gage, in getting on board the ﬂeet." ‘ Paou Burn—Captain Pascal, arrived at Baltir ‘more in 13 days, from Port-au-Prince. states that General Romyne, who had been detained a; a state prisoner at Lebganeon parolelwas’shm by seeie’tor ders from the Government; itwas supposed hehad been detected in carrying orra secret correspondence with the North, with a View to revolutionize that quarter. ' ~ ~ , BOARD OF KIALTH. SEPTEMBER I. The yellow fever rages with the am. violence as pen-lan arrivals; from the lists of "deaths, it appears “£96m: havetahﬁplaceaincc theﬁtu‘llepon. QMmAuom'r-o. j His Majesty’: Quip AM' sailed for Halifax on Sunday. Lieutenant-Colonel Cockburn, My. W-Mpudown as funGup’e, vitae.“ “Whistopnvidc-W fumtioningndcuchmofw: thigh-shut mum-Mam {jam-Mb“ hminmmb‘ou'onond. and, his-aid. pri mdnﬁucmudnkthml can‘t-{ﬂ wmu‘mmhhduchb poiutﬁﬁ MWm‘mu-tbpndm‘ mum'bWMﬁcmmmW Maui: my. '5? 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The army, Nan, arrivedin the Clyde on the lit imt. from Jamaica-“ﬂed on the lat «August. in eonpanywith the W.Llnm, forLiverpoal. Onthcﬂh. OCCapeAna tonic, tell in with a suspicious «homer. at which time 39 ves eeh were in tight. Onthe 11th, ofthe Tortuga, saw the Elea nor. Wluol, from Jamaica to Gnenock. On the Nth, clear 0! the Gulf feliln with the Jane, Sim-l, for Greeoock -, Char lotte. {or draped; and Man-Jar [potion—all from Jamaica. 1‘: Isabella, Autumn, is arrived in the nge, from Jl. nicer-tailed o-thentofAuguat. Onthen . inCi’ooked Island Par-age, fell in with two small schomm, of very mps,. ciou appearance, which maneuvred round her for nearly two da ;one of thu hoisted American colours: Ipohe the ho heahnd raid they went from La Gain. bound to Boston; Inn the Captain is satisﬁed they were pirates. he Arm, Captain Lacon, a South Sea whaier, 400 tons births, I“: the London Doc-ha on Saturday afternoon, and pro one“ down the Riva on her intended voyage. She is well nipped, and view-net! for three yen". 'i‘he Elzabcthand 30” me hatingeutinthe tame Docks, fortheeamepur poor at' the Ann. ' maemckUuion ofDundeewasouberhtpmgcto m, doc afthe mm was thrown from tho rigging and l l‘ . . ' quJoh}! 9f Aberdeen, from launch for St. Jobn'a, New Brmick, yu’ spoken with, on the 9th ult. in lat. 47. tom. 43. 30. by M Arid, lhtcms, arrived at Grecnock. Extract of alum from the Agent to Lam’s, It Babel, dated 1 the 87th September. " The M Americana united yeutmlny from Pun. badan “(in some days am, neu- Ihc Axon-s, with a brig pierced for “mud carryingabrgeoao on uwinlnvﬂdthe benutf, but, “may, the Culpnln or the Send! America» fell as the action. v " letters from Panambneo, of the 8d Angus, Itetenhm: mMmMedthete of the nailing-of the Iquadmn from Rio, consisting of one (date, two hrip, and two corvettee, on the 14th July; that intelligence had reached Behin on the ﬂth, end on meat eeveo armed ship- put to mtomtthezu. “ Sm. at—Aecounu by Piedade, netted yesterday ftom Rio Janelro, conﬁrm the ailing of the tquadmn on the 14th of July, with no eddies, 6 pieces of udllery,sooomuthete,£o6o open“. 800 ”Merlin-Cl. kc. 0n the 6th August the Prince Isuedgnmn; Manifesto and a Decree, that all troops from Portugal would he tendered, enemies. His Majesty’s ship Cm" was at Rio, end the Bun-sol sailed the day after the Expedition for lhh‘h.‘ Dun, Oct. 7.-—Wlnd W.—Arrived and remain in the Down, the Sovereign, Nun; Echo, Lumen Reward, Mu \ Ln; Sceptre, Omen Barret Alexander. Bum ;-C€:l°pl, \ Lennon; John.’.Srucn; da, PAMOII; Delight, Ausu; ‘ thory, Bun-mutt; and Quebec, Humane]! from Jtmaica: Atlas, Sun, from Md; Jana, lAIIYIILD. from Duetms Aym; Wet, Bun, from anode; Chapman, Mun" . from whee; Madras, Wmu, from Calcutta; cunt-”J Janet, from the River Gmhk—‘l‘he wind this morning him. hard I'm the W.B.W. during whiehthejollowing lhips hat an anchor and eahlenix. the”, lemma; John, Srwaa; girls. 83:; George and Janet. Comm“; end inrnds. use. v . Futons, Oust—Wind W.—Anhod the Union, Tnlm. tn- nub... ’ mm, 0:». 6.4 m n. 5, N.—-Arrlved the Own. Lmn, fun Sicily. out make well, nude quarantine. having over-dot hr pen, carried away her numb, and spin in oath. Pour-noun. Our. 7.—Wiod SAM—Arrived the Industry. Burn. from St. John'v, New Brunswick; New York, In» “syn-om MEI-Jim Orient maroon. 0:2. a—Arﬂved the Mary, Poor. Nestor, Lu, Canoe, 1): Con. “Justina, Amr, from New York; Triton, Bauer, from. Bolton; Willlun and Ezra. Duns, from Vir ginia; Genera! Brock.Wunuw, and lath, Moon-A", from Quebec; Planter, Oman, General Kemﬁt, Bonus, Union. 2w, adds: Nit-helm. CAIII’I. from mun; Arman. Capt. HALL, and the Marthe, Capt. lomur. from Charleston. AnhedOua—m William'l‘uounou; Mime-nu; Brenna, Room; Rufus King, Bnou; Yuma-w, than; ‘01“. Hun: Ind anrite. Buns, ell from Liverpool, 1: New York; Champion, Luna; Prince Regent, wires; MW; Mercury, Nnxuu; lilo. (hum; Govern“ MI, barman Huro'mtnosmuhotiewwa. Count-3.11m ”mineral-Indeﬁ- W'm and Author, of ram? arrived at gudtheangßoongofdmu lumen. m-me7m Entered Inward: : the Union. Mm; MW;Meemdouver,fm ﬁend; Imm nun; mmoumtl; Joe. MM; WJmuSunuqut; mmem MszMPMMM Bamako-851’“!!!- mt; mnu- Natalee; 'Bunuy,MVlrghh; Activity. mun"; man-mu; Gnhmlmﬁom who; m.~mn Dnhlongﬁv-Inmedck; Ashe-ace. mur;mrmm WWW; Belinda, «Vnm'oland3lkwml, for the ﬁe of 000130”! Mfu- NwYork; Imanor om ;S:. An. («Jun-la; Lively, for Wk. Geared canard-z mmhaadnszcmmmmm mklm;mh m;mfot manual-ulmcm ‘ Anna—At ”Join Baum—amen RIM; m.m.m-mupdwuqc;mum qhﬁw; nib-*Amwm.m ~uy. “title-aw “I’M,Wi I“ lulu—3 and Elk, he. W; little “Kathi.“ New Sotthdn. At New Yak. m. mm; M ummd “In.“ :vllootherhu,‘ Manon a"; “rm““xmmm: w ‘ . l manna. ﬁ'M'thdc‘Waw‘l'” ”thua‘mu‘m‘sﬁnuumhﬂ'? “menu-m “min-kw“? amu- thohdsﬂhuEpoﬂ‘d“ ‘ hum..loﬂqum OmW “ﬁn“. MARGSTR. across» 7. This mucbﬁequented Bnhhgoplaee is thinning very fast. and {hometown "Ewe, will soon discontinue their petegrinlu’om. e weather conti nues'eryhoisterous. , Fun—m morning. at ﬁght o'clock. the inhabitants of mummmmmmumwmd Bmm ludbrokeutheboueoeuphdbyp Inm- Vnn.dealprlnulnkeu.&e.mdwhkh,ﬁuthewaleneed ‘a “Elma! will! at the time, Wand: destruction. ‘mhunwwmmluﬂm,mef ‘whommlnbedgandonbelnclppﬂudohhelrdmgn,nn mmamimmmlymcomgwm3mm mnmﬂdhmnuw-mﬂl‘mm ghetmatﬂvedgandndathewpchudnkeduhdlvt dmmmmFmOlee,theh-eomguudam wteounkdngnldadevmim. Toe nadir-he elm-the MummfucdeQWMahm,“ u Mn; Hum», of m Ming-moan, [optimism-whee mm‘tonndutbnlumuuymmam WWW ' ~ amm'bun—s-cudsy Moan uaehlll, M to yeuedaggwyleenln; overthe nmngontheallet Meal“. lunhnumteiyleulnbehnee, hum, udwu Watkinummnlhmde, adepthef'lofeet. The Mdnmlenaypamﬂylfhndmyd mend “Sell; henmkwfouduhmm Madge" hopameneeruhddhnumy. Hit MAJISTY, sinee'his arrivelon Thursday even ing. at his cottage, in Windsor Park, has occasionally ta en excursions in the neighbourhood in his carriage, and appears in good health. Sunday afternoon, his Royal Highness the Duke of{ You: arrived in town from Cheveley Hall. The Duke and Duchess of Ronni» and family have arrived at theit teat, Cheveley-park, Cambridge shite, from Belvoir Castle, Rutlandshite, where they intend tO‘I-eside till next month. ' ' The Duke of Pon'ruun has left Newmarket, for his seat, Welbeelt, Notts. ‘ ~ The Dowager Ditches of Rot-nun has left Lea mingtqn, Warwiekshire. on a visit to Lady Euzetnn Nouns, at her seat. MeltonMowbray, Leicestershite. The Marquis of ’l‘tcurtnn has left his father's (the Duke of Ponuetm's) seat, Welbeck, Notts, for Lynn,- Not folk. V , ' ‘The Earl and Countess of Lovemu and family have arrived at their seat, Whitehaveo, Cumberland, ftum Latvther, Wesunorland. ‘ ' Friday the Earl and Countess Dunn." arrived at Shrewsbury, from Ireland, on‘their way to their seat, Cobham Hall, Kent. { Lady Anson will, it is said, he shortly led to the ‘Hymeneal Altar by the Baron de Ron“. ‘ Arrivale at Net'ot'e Hotel, Madonna—Mr. and Mn. \Reentsetv, from Perle; Mlee Gunner, from dlttoz, Mn. Col. L Yemen and family, front Yorhehlre. ‘Arrivale at house‘s Hotel, Nicaraguan—Wat. Aunt m Benn Aswan. Reg. and Mn- neo from Cattle Perk, Degenehile; end Cue-u: loos, leg. from a tour. Arrivals at Brunet‘e Hotel, [gleam-equate :—Kr. and In. Nona and family, {son tin Continuity“ landwa- Coon, from their wet, Ink}. - '. Arrivals at Blake'e Hotel. “Wt—The Redo! Goo mmfmemrnad'l‘omehngleg. fromCheltenham. It is said that the oliice of Under Secretary of Butch: Mr. Cnunto’s department. vacant by the tesiﬁiation of Earl Continuum, is to be ﬁlled up by r. Pnnywho is to be the senior, and Mr. Becxuovee. the junior Secretary; and Mr. Eute is to he‘Mr. Cenlnto’a Private Secretaty,‘ in the mom of Mr. Becxnotie: Lordßntmlo was oﬂ'ered the] Under Secretary'ship, bet he declined. for, by accept in inhemust avevaeatedhieeeatinl’aiament. Lou tenant-Colonel Gwen, olthe City of Limerick Militia, has ordered the tenanta on that of his estatesituatedinthesonthljbettieeof [much to beellowed a reduction of oue-tltird “‘mplm rents, entheenthem arrears amounn'ngto upwatde of l . ' . ~ j The Earl of Heemoroxieeouﬁoed‘ith name 'ﬁtofthe not. ethie house in ﬁlm's. The Paddofkﬂwdﬁﬂdgm habeenvio lentlyegmodfereooetioepeetgiueooeequenceof WWW W W . W contest. the eleeooe on Saturday after noon tnfevotttofllt. 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