Star.
London, England, 1822-10-22 00:00:00

EXTRACT OF ANOTHER LETTER, DATED OCT. 11.

" Touching the seizure of Mr. Bowring, you must
know that it is generally believed among his numerous
friends here, that the Government employed one of
their villainous tricks to entrap him, by sending some
letters to his lodgings, written in the spirit of what
they call sedition. It is well worthy of them, and
if I can come at the truth you shall have it, depend
upon it."

DQUI.OGNE.SUMMER, OCT. 11.

"An order came down from Paris this morning
for the further imprisonment of Mr. I3ewring here
nu secret, and apprising him that he is to prepare
forthwith for his trial. The charge against him is.
for being the bearer of letters which have a treason.;
able tendency. A fiiend of mine, who has seen one
of tie songs which were found in Mr. Bow•ring's pos-
session, says that it was addressed to the soldiery, and
that it is of a very violent character. Mr. Rowring
admits this, but he says that this, as well as the other
songs which were found amongst his papers, were
laid upon his table by some enemy of his,who wished
to ensnare him. I hope this may appear on his trial,
for really his. case has a bad aspect in the eye of the
French laws of treason!

"It is not known yet when the ttial is to come on.
The tardiness of Crown proceedings in this country
will probably defer it for a month, if not six weeks.
It is supposed that it will take place at Boulogne,
where Mr. Bowring is, but it is perhaps more pro-
bable that it will be removed to Paris."

The Duke and Duchess of BEDFORD and family A-
rrived yesterday afternoon at their house in St.James's-
square, from their seat, Woburn Abbey, Bedfordshire.
The Marquis and Marchioness of CHOLMONDEL EY.
Lady Cu A RLOTTE Ssymoun: and her infant son, have
arrived in town from his Lordship's seat, Cholmon-
deley Castle, Cheshire.
A Clergyman, in Devonshire, when about to read
the Marriage Act to his congregation, addresed them
thus:—" I shall preach no sermon this morning as
you will see ; but will read what shall tire both you
and me !"

Mr. ROBERT Gotyn LAY, late a respectable farmer of
Deptford Farm,Wilts, celebratqf for his Reform Ack
dresses to the labourers of Wily,and for his endeavours
to effect a Reform in Canada,where he was imprisoned,
is now reduced to the necessity of breaking stones on
the highway, and of receiving parochial asigance
from the parish of Wily.
The Caledonian Canal will be opened from sea to
sea early next week.
A rather severe shock of an earthquake was felt in
Port Spain, Trinidad, about five minutes before nine
o'clock, on the morning of the 4th ult.
Between six and ten o'clock on Sunday night, during
the temporary absence of the family, some villains
entered the house of Messrs. B. and W. LEE, gold,
engine, and watch-case turners, King-street, Clerken
well, and carried off gold and silver filings and cut-
tings to a considerable amount; they likewise at-
tempted to force the iron safe, which contained a
large sum in money, besides several thousand pounds
worth of gold and silver watches, chains, and other
articles of plate. Some articles of very considerable
value were overlooked in the desk.

At MARTIN and Co.'s Offices, No, 8, Cornhill, and
120, Oxford-street, was sold in Shares No. 261, the only double
£20,000 in one Ticket, a Grind Prize of £40,000; also in the
last Lottery No. 1332, a Prize of £20,000, in Shares,and where
they hope to distribute among their friends, To-ssofteow Were,
(October 30th) the Day the Lottery begins Drawing, some of
the following Prises : 'Three of £20,000, Two of £lO,OOO, Two?
of £5,000, Three of £2,000, Ten of £l,OOO, besides 100 other
Capitals, all in Sterling Money, and all floating in the Wheel.
A Sunday Paper announces the death of Mr. No,-
GENT BELL, who had acquired some celebrity by his
exertions in the case of the Huntingdon Peerage. Au
action to recover a sum of money advanced to him
for the investigation of a claim to an estate was tried
on Friday, and a verdict passed against him ; on Fri-
day evening he died. He was twenty-nine years of
age, and'a law student.
Respites, during his MAJESTY'S pleasure, have been
received fir Daniel Thcker and James Campbell, under
sentences of death at Glasgow.
OLD TIMES RENRWED.—Mr• John Pitcher, who
lately kept the Crown Inn, in kliilsham, has this
Michaelmas taken a farm in the adjoining parish,
and-hired his servants (as farmers used to do) as in-
door servants. The long table is spread in the kitchen,
with. good farm-ho Use provision, and the master and
mistress take their beets at the head.

MI Anritt •

his Excellency the Loan Ls Ettranater of Truitartr has atipointo4
the Right non. Sir GEORGIE FPVI•GERALD BMA, Ban. to bit
Colonel of the Londonderry Regiment of ;Militia, in the room of
the Marquis of .LonTOMltakY, deceased.
The lst tilittsien of the 16th (or Yoth East Riding) Regiment
of Foot, Lieutenant-General Sir N. Diartar, K.C.B. Colonel,
arrived at Dublin on the morainal the 17th inst. front Liver-
pool, and disembarked the same day.
Two squadrons, and the head-quarters .f the 6d (or the King's
Own) Light Dragoons, Lieutenant-General S. Lord Coultas-
ra sax, Colonel, will march in two divisions from Brighton to-
dal and to-morrow for Chichester Barracks, where they will
arrive to-morrow and Thursday.
One squadron of the Ist Regiment of Life Guards, General
the Earl of Haannweron Colonel, will arrive tts-day, and another
squadron of the same Regiment will arrive at Brighton to-mor-
row, from Witn/sor, which place they left on the 19th and list.
The 2d and 3d divisions of the 15th Regiment of Foot have
arrived at Liverpool, from Manchester, and will embark at the
*former place forthwith for Dublin.
Alajor-General Lord R. E. ILSOMERSET, K.C.B. Inspecting
tieneral of the Cavalry in Great Britain, will inspect the Ist
for King's) Dragoon Guards, W. Caarwarour Colonel,
'at 'Canterbury, on Thursday neat.
Two troops of the above Corps will be withdrawn to-day from
iltal and Hythe, to attend the inspection of the Regiment at
Canterbury, on 'hursday.
Major-General Lord E. SOMERSET will also inspect the 31
Light Dragoons, at Chichester, on Saturday next.
Te light company of the 66th Regiment has taken up its
quarters in Carlisle, under, the orders of Major NACHOLLS, in
place of the detachment of the same Regiment conunanded by
Colonel GOLDIE, which has been removed.
A detachment of the 3d Dragoon Guards marched on the 14th
inst. from Durham for Scarborough, where it arrived on the
18th inst. Tier detachment will be distributed in small parties
on the Yorkshire coast, viz. Bridlington, liorrisea, Braniaton,
and Skipton, in aid of the revenue officers.
The remains of TUOMAS Bass, Esq. Provost-Marshal of the
Toot and Life Guards, were buried on Saturday with military
honours in the Savoy Church-yard. Ile died in his 56th year.