Star.
London, England, 1814-09-09 00:00:00

ONDS,A, SEPITIIIILIi S.

trstndti h r MAJUrv, accompateed by the Prin.
..'Acv, took an airing in .a coach and four, and
laid a visit to Princess CHARLOTTI. at Cranbourn
Lodge, The PrinCess AuousrA took her usu.il .iir.
Jog on horseback, and the Princess SOPHIA took an
airing in her Carrkges
The llschess of You arevived at the Castle, from

This day was inhered in with the ringing of hells,
it bzing her NtaJorr's wedding day.
Today the nukes of YORK and Kent arrived here.
The Royal Family dine torday at the Castle, and
is th evening h*r Hammy has a select party of the
nekbhooring Nobility at Frogmnre.
The Princess CHARLOTTE dines with her MAJESTY
40-day. The Duchess or 'Yoe* paid a visit to the
Frineas enamors.' at Cranbourn Lodge.

His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT, accom-
panied by the Marquis of Hanereto, attended Di-
vine Service at Alcester Church, Ragley, on Sunday
last, and heard an excellent Sermon upon religiou.
schism, preached by the worthy Rector. The Church
was crowded to excess by Nobility and Gentry, in.
chiding the large party now on a visit to the Noble
Marquis.
The Staff of the Commissariat attached to Lord
Thee's expedition, who have been at Cork for some
tine., awaiting his Lordship's expected arrival there,
have received orders to repair immediately to Ports-
seetttle whence, we understand. that distinguished
officer A di take his departure for America.
'nue Peivees fiEGIMENT.— The 'representations
against C ,lonel QUINTIN, of the 10th Hussars, by the
subordinate Officers of that Regiment, must, it is
thought. come td a Court Martial ; although it
does not appear that the Officers had in view any
thing beyond his removal from the immediate corn-
:need over them. It was not, we understand,
till after the return of the regiment that any decisive
step was taken to procure the removal of the obnoxi-
ous Commander. A general letter was then written,l
it is said, to the second in command, calling upon
.him to state the sense, of the Officers, with the facts
upon which they were founded, to the PRINCE REGENT,
'as Colonel of the regiment. This unpleasant duty
*as performed. we are told, in a way not very
decisive; for the Officers who pressed the represen-
tation were not themselves disposed to proceed to
any rigovolts. extremity : the Patrice REGENT sent
for Colonel Qtmerte, and communicated to him
the existence of the dissatisfaction in the corps of
Officers, with the alleged grounds ; and Colonel
QUINTIN has, in consequence, demanded, that it
the Officers have any thing to urge, against him, it
may be done by special charges, capable of being
distinctly met and tried by a Court-Martial. We
have 'already mentioned that the Officers did not
wish to proceed to this extremity, but it is now
probable that they will be officially required to, do
sot and as, with the exception of the Second Lieute-
nant Colonel. they are all equally concerned in pre-
Terrine the representations in which the proceedings
have originated, it is difficult to determine which, in
particular, should be the prosecutor, whilst the or ac.
tice of Courts Martial will not permit them to prose.
cute one and all, renders it indispensable that there
. dusnld be a prosecutor.
ST. JAMES'S Perm. ...The Park, it is said, will soon
!usual, a new aspect. The Pagoda on the bridge
- over the Canal -is at length finished, and the work.
MO were yesterday busily employed in removing
the scaffolding, and other materials, which are n9l
connected with the bridge, preparatory to a public
thorotigtifare being established. Workmen are also
employed in erecting palings which are to bound the
path leading from the Mall to the Bridge, while
others are taking up the sward, so as to leave a solid
foundation for laying down gravel. The wall ex-
tending in front of Carlton 'House is to be taken
down, and the road-way now used in the Park to be
-added to Carlton House Gardens. The new road-
way will be formed on the scite of the Mall next the
'Old road. It is also in contemplation to throw the
Lawn next the Mall open, at certain seas'ns of the'
Tear, for the amusement of the Public ; and a soo-
ther's evening prontenade will be formed on the
0" borders of the Canal.
A nu.st melancholy ementrence took ;dice on Lase
easter Sands, ms.s4turday moruing se'nnight. Twit 1
chaise-drivers belonging to Mr. PRITT, of Lancaster,
having mien Lard. G. H. Cevounan in his carriages
the preceding chat* to Holker.hall, were returning
with the four horses, but having loitered on the road,
they imprudently attempted to cross the Sands from
Kentsbalk when the tide was making ; the conse-
quence was, both the men, with one of the horses,
were drowned : the other horses saved their Lees by
swimming. The body of one man, whose name-was
Dobson, was found the same day ; but the other,
named Dawson, not till Thursday last. The first
has left a widow and three children ; and the latter
a widow and one child.
Saturday se'nnight a quarrel took place between
some English and Irish in a public-house, at Work-
ington, in which severe wounds were received by both
patties. Neat morning the Riot Act was read, but
she mob did not disperse. On the Monday a meet-
ing was held, at which it was agreed the Civil Power
sboold act, that peace might be restored. About 30
Special Constables weft sworn, who took two men
into custody, but they were again rescped by-the mob.
The rage of the populace seemed directed against
wfot the people called Thrar4trs. -The Irish fled from
the town in all directions. On the following Thurs-
day evening it was reported, that the Irish were corn-
iutg to attack the town, to the number of 400 ; num-
bers of people assembled for its defence, but since that
time they have been studiedly dispersing. The mi-
Ntary were hourly expected.

LOAN kXCHANGE. MARK-LANE, SEP T. 9.
Having so fresh arrivals of English Wkeat this day, that of
Las quality supports Woduesday's prices, and the best Foreign
Nits tolerably free, widow any variation in price, but the stale
and ordinary sorts are heavy sale, and rather cheaper. Farley is
bat little in d.arand, and is. per quarter lower. Oats sad Brans
fully support thy prices of last market day. in other articles there
is Sulu or no variation.

SMU'HYIZLD MARKET, SEPTEMBER
Beef Ss Od to 64 Od Veal 78 Od to Is Od
Mtn►tos 68 Od to 6. 4d I Perk 68 Od to 78 6d
Lamb 78 Od to 8$ Cd.
Cattle at Market.

*tots, 620---Shaer sidiainis 6240—Calves, 210—Pigs SOO.

HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD.
•
Meadow Hay 41 to g Co 1 Clover 41 Os to 71 10..
*.w= 01 to 01 co I atruw Li 12 to g is.

N. 417 4u. ' LLIGEttreP,

AMERICAN PIUVATEERS.

The four Am: titan privateers which have been st) 1
frequently seen cruising in the chops of the Channel
continue to commit their depredations on our home•
ward-bound trade. Te.dAy we have an account of
one of them (the Chasseur) having captured two
very valuable homeward -bound Brazi:men vii. the
James and the Atlantic, both of London, froth tuenos
Ayres; she has also taken the Christian, .of Kirk.
cgdy the latter vessel the Chasseur gave up as a
cartel.