Star.
London, England, 1825-01-29 00:00:00

NAVAL IN 11',L. LIGENCE.

The Cabinet Council which assembled yesterday at
the Foreign Office, Downing-street, was attended by the Loan
CHANCELLOR, the Earls of Unarow., Wzrnsoar-aen, HAnaonar,
and BATHUS.IS ; Mr. Secretary PeaL, Mr. Secretary Camara, the
CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, Viscount MELVILLE, Mr. Wen,
Sex. The Ministers sat in deliberation nearly four hours.
A Board of the Lords of the 'Treasury was held at
the Treasury Chambers yesterday.
The Honoutable VALENTINE LAWLESS, eldest son of
Lord CLoricimar, died on Monday morning, at the house of Baron
Rosana, in Dublin.
We exceedingly regret to inform our Readers, that' a
courier is arrived from Paris announcing the death of the Earl of
Titans. His brother Cuanza, the present Earl, is now in Paris,
and had an interview with his Lordship when his illness took a
serious turn.—Morning Paper.
A fete of the most splendid description was given at
the Bath Theatre to the fashionable world of that City, on Wed-
nesday evening, in honour of his filsaLSTT'S.accession.
Wednesday, a serious accident befel Lady MorrYn ;
one of the children had shewn some slight symptoms of fever, and
her Ladyship took some of the others to the house of Mr. PARRY)
a respectable farmer, residing about half a mile from Spring Bank ;
when on her return, after passing through the gate from Mr.
Paisley's, which is situated ou rather a steep bank', one of the wheels
of the carriage slipped into the water-shoot, and the shock precipi-
tated the coachman from the box, who immediately ran to the
heads of the horses, but was knocked down, and the wheels going
over him, he was severely injured. The horses proceeded at a
Mart trot, about 400 yards, when Lady Musrrn attempted to
leap out of the carriage, and it is supposed that her clothes became
entangled in the wheel, by which she was thrown doWh, and her
head and face drradfully bruised ; sbe was taken up quite insensi-
bk and conveyed to Spring Bank. Several Medical Gentlemen
ware sent for, and an express dispatched to Sir E. Mosnn, at Lei-
cester. The hones proceeded to the Barbourne turnpike, where
the keeper, as usual, threw open the gate, with which the carriage
eame in contact, and tbe splinter-har was broken. The footman
leaped from the carriage at the first, and attempted to stop tbe
hones, but was unsuccessful. We regret to state that her Lady-
ship is since dead.
This being the Anniversary of his MaJarris Accr-
ion to the Throne, the same was ushered in by the
ringing of the various peals of bells in the different
Churches of the Metropolis, which, as usual upon these
occasions, displayed their flags on the Church steeples.
At half-past seven o'clock the Royal Standard was
hoisted at the Tower, a signal soon followtd by the
ships in the River and various docks. The Park and
Tower guns were fired upon the occasion.

The Richard Plaskett, Symx from Hamburgh to London, was
totally lust on the Lemon and (hoer Sand, oo the 22d inst. One
man drowned.
The Friendship, Trams, from Sunderland to Lynn, sunk in
Rey Bay on Thursday, having been run on board of. Crew saved.
JAN. 27.—Came in this forenoon, at twelve o'clock, the
Fury steam-vessel, from Calais, with twenty-five passengers; and
sailed at same:time for that port, the Spitfire, with thirty. Passed
downward an Indiaman, and several small vessels. Tlfb Medusa
steam-boat sails to-morrow for Bolougne.
Mac, Jaw. 28.—Wind N.N.W. to N. W.—Arrived and remittal,
the Peace, Baser, from Alexandria—sailed 14th November; IA I
loadiug there the Penelope, for London ; and the Bristol for Li-
verpool ; Perseverance, Simrson, from Petersburgh—three months
passage. Sailed this morning, with the whole of the outward-
bound, the Hon. Company' ship Royal George, TIMMINN, for
India ; the Rosella, EVANS, fur Sincapore ; and the Dutch brig of
war Valk, for Curacoa.
PoarsMouTH, Jan. 28.—Wind Northerly.— Arrived his Ma-1
jesty's ships Trims, ORESTIS, FPLADIA, CHAMPION, and Jasrza,
trom au experimental cruize ; and the Commodore, BOND, from
Oporto. Sailed the Hon. Company's ship Bridgewater. MANDZII,
lON, for Bengal and China; Walworth Castle, WALEBR, for Al-
varado; and the Lorton, URGE/OT, for London. The Shipley
transport came oat of harbour to-day, after completing her repairs.
FALMOUTH, JAN. 27.—Wind S. W.—Sailed the Plover packet,
for the Islands • and Eclipse packet, for Buenos Ayres.
11.11TTIIIDANI:J•N. 25.—The Aurora, Mnnowo, bound to Bitavia,
grounded on the South part of the North Pumpus Bank, in pro-
ceeding to sea, but was got off by as.istance of boats, and is now
lying in Gofer Roads. 'lite Magdalene, Blom ottattur, from hence
to Cherbourg, beat off her rudder in going from llrille, and was
brought into Helvoet Roads, with loss of anchors and cables.
Amsraanaar, JAN. 25.—A water-cask washed on shore near Eg-
mont, on the 2d instant, marked" M. F. Courage, and Donaldson,
London." On the 12th inst. a boat was picked up, near Egmont,
with " Moore Park" painted on her stern ; and within, a Clayton
Craft," and " Mail Packet." The boat Is in possession of the Lord

of the Manor.
Mesmer, SAN. 24.—The Devcron, Scott, bound to London,
went on shore about f Jur miles north of this place, on the morning
of the 18th inst. during a heavy gale from about S. or S.S.R. The
mate was washed overboatd, but the master and rest of the Frew
were saved through the active and intrepid exertions of Lieutenant
Basoass, and the crew on the Preventive Service under his com-
mand, by means of Captain Manses apparatus. The cargo (grain)
has been discharged, and the vessel was brought round here yester-
day, apparently with considerable damage in her bottom.

• It is known that several engineers of•e•ninence have
left town for the purpose of surveying the mines of North Wales,
and that upon their report depends the formation of an association
under the auspices of Mr. Itoeusentin, in conjunction with Mr.
HAULS?. In the event of the report proving favourable, early ap-
plication will be made tei Parliament for the incorporation of a
Company. The. Public will have an opportunity of forming their
own opinion of the merits of this undertaking, which, if carried
Into execution, will, it is believed, give employment to upwards of
4,000 of the labouring dames, and increase the wealth and re-
sources of the country.
An article from Geneva states a curious fact. M.
DUMONT, the friend of Sir SAMUEL HOMILLY, we sup-1
pose, moved in the Representative Council a public
monument to the memory of a lately-deceased Magis-
trate of that Repoblican community. The proposal
was rejected as something too gorgeous and grand for
a Republic !
FirtEs.—This morning; at half-past ten o'clock, a
fire broke out at a furrier's, No. 22, Charles-street,
Blackfriars-road ; it was discovered breaking out of a
two-pair of stairs window. The speedy arrival of two
engines, and a good supply of water, enabled the fire-
men zonn to arrest the progress of the flames, but not
before it had consumed the interior of the room) and
furniture.—This morning, about half-past twelve, a fire
broke out in the house of Mrs. Groves, No. 42, Jermyn.
street, which raged with such fury for some time,
as to threaten great destruction. The whole of Mr.
Grove's house, together with No. 41, of the same.
street, were entirely destroyed ; two other houses
were much damaged; and considerable feat► at one
time were entertained for the safety of several
houses in Piccadilly, which, however, was pre-
vented, by a good supply of water from the engines in
Ithat street. Mis. Groves was insured, but we understand
the inhabitants of No. 41, were not. The firemen were
very active and the fire was got under in about two hours.
_Another fire broke out at • a cotton-manufactory,
Stangate-street, Lambeth, last night, about eleven,
o'clock, which destroyed.the whole building.
To such of our Readers as have not already witnessed'
the exhibitions of Signior CUCCHIANI, we recommend'
Ithem as certain to afford the highest amusement. The
dexterity with which he goes through the several parts
of his performance, both in regard to his specimens of
sleight of hand, and the mechanical experiments, cannot
fail to excite surprise. In none of these do we consider
the Signior ever to have been surpassed, in some of
them we conceive him to be quite unrivalled.
Mr. J. Pal khouse, of Taunton, has a spaniel dog,
which in the field is ferocious after rabbits; but it is re-
markable that this dog and a rabbit sleep togetherl-and
evince' great fondness for each other.

cone pretty genes
tomime had coma
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eagerness to enter
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Ile addressed the

LADIES AND GENT
Intreat you to attend
from me which may
to the agitation under
you as the servant of
maker, and I hope si
myself in your mini
new endeavouring to
was not expected the
naiad would hate and
for a period of twenti
16th of January, and
some disapprobation),
terest to me to suffer
give you my word as
as I treat you halve a
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could not break this e
from a box in the di
was advertised to ap
tiemen, withdraw Mi
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from them that the c
Kean, during his prod
whether he could full
woeild. I can assure
feelings have always
have assisted him, as
he should enjoy the ft
procured him, that I
displaying his peculia
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not endeavoured. din
I may possess, to pro
I have literally suspe
and I defy ally man t
toter for the purpose
Ladies and Gentieno
have the condesceneie
&amicably arranged."
Mr. ELLISTON
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I give sufficient water to, any .
the auspices of Mr. Itorsisonso, in conjunction wan on-.
under doing so, ne emu vac"' we.. 5..... .........._, __ _.
HAULM In the event of the report proving favourable, early a....i...••••••••• misy roI 4,
ofP-a had conducted the con-
:ounts horn Blinbay mention plication will be mide us Parliament for the incorporation'the able manner in which they
The. Public will have an opportunity of forming their
tin for a great length of time. Company- test which had terminated so gloriously and so Elven...
merits of this undertaking, which, if carried tageously for this country.
severe sickness in consequence. rnwroneoireicnutounonof will,the
4,000 of the labouring classes, and increase the wealth and re- three times three. When the curtail
--...---- sources of the country. The Earl of HARROWIIT returned thanks. came pretty genera
which assembled yesterday at An article from Geneva states a curious fact. M. The health of the Lord Mayor was proposed by the Duke of tomime had eonstni
g-street, was attended by the Lose DUMONT, the friend of Sir SAMUEL HOMILLY, we sup- Yalta, and drank with three cheers.
vsarow., Wernsost.aso, Hanaowar,
pose,moved in the Representative Council a
public eagerness to enter cm
try Pier., Mr. Secretary CANNING, the
monument to the memory of a lately-deceased Magis- His Lordship returned thanks in a speech of some length, which
was seemly applauded.
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sl ilia eao period
Ms, Viscount isen.t.e, Mr. Wee*, The Lose Crummy:is, In a gallant speech, proposed the • once of theaudienci
beration nearly four hours. trate of that Republican community. The proposal health of the Lady Mayoress. He addressed the H
of the Treasury was held at was rejected as something too gorgeous and grand for The toast was drank in a highly complimentary raannet. .. LIIIIIII LSD GIUITLI
erday. a Republic ! The LORD MAYOR then proposed the health of the entreat you to attend to
',.ENTINE LAWLESS, eldest son of FritEs.—This morning; at half-past ten o'clock, a Duke of Wellington, in a speech in which he took a from me winch may al
to the agitation under e
louday morning, at the house of Baron fire broke out at * furrier's, No. e 2, Charles-street, review of the great honours that had been won by his 1 you as the servant of t
Blackfiiars-road ;it was discovered breaking out of a Grace to his country, throughout the Peninsular war, 1
et to inform our Readers, that a ,
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.w.-pair of stairs window. The speedy arrival of two and finally of the beneficial consequences of bis last Myself in your gallant
is announcing the death of the Earl of new endeavouring to fi
ILTS, the present Earl, is now in Paris, engines, and a good supply of water, enabled the fire- great victory. , . was net expected that
his Lordship when his illness took a men r. onn to arrest the progress of the flames, but not The toast was drank with three din" Wee' w
. 4 ~ n 4 add ban uncle
0.. before it had consumed the interior of the room and The Duke, in a very few words, expressed his sense of &MO
,lendid description was given athalf-past twelve, a fire honour conferred on him.
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furniture.—This morning, about The healths of Lord Shaftesbury, the Bishops of
ibionable world of that City, on Wed- broke out in the house a Mrs. Groves, No. 42, Jerrnyn• some disapprobation),
I his MereSTY'll.accession. London and Llandaff, of Lord Stowel, Lord Gifford, terest to me to suffer a
is accident betel Lady Mos./TN . street, which raged with such fury for some time, i give you my word as a
wn some slight symptoms of fever, and
' hreaten great destruction. The whole of Mr.
as to t of Chief Baron Alexander, and the Judges, the Speaker
the others to the house of Mr. PAM) Grove's house, together with Nu. 41, of the same
from them that Mdse. tale
i (loud laughter)—tha
of the House of Commons, Sir William Curtis and • . a_l2 taue oil heAfe air
rig about half* mile from Spring Bank; street, were entirely destroyed ; two other houses the Sheriffs, followed.
the Aldermen of the City of London, the Recorder, and could not break this ea
r passing through the gate from Mr. damaged ; and considerable feats at one from a box In the dre
to rather a steep bank; one of the wheels were much
were entertained for the safety of several . "../ratdnisedueflarht:Pewtoonenapdtwytpill
the water-abet*. and the shock predpi. time At a husk before eleven o'clock, the dinner party • tle
men, witbdraw Mr.
the box, who immediately ran to the houses in Piccadilly, which, however, was pre--. (Mingled applause au,
understand broke up. By this time the company invited to the
should have made
a ai
as knocked down, and the wheels going vented, by a good supply of water from the engines in ball, consisting of more than three hundred and fifty .ip do. I wrote
, injured. The horses proceeded at a that street. Airs• Groves was insured, but we
rds, when Lady Musere attempted to per.sons of the,most respectable families in the City bad
u
id it is supposed that her clothes became the inhabitants of No. 41, were not. The firemen were arrived. They were received in a suite of rooms which • Kean
7 1 during bis prose
which she was thrown doWn, and bee very active and the fire was got under in about two hours.- were thrown open for the purpose. At a little after whether he could fulfil
# . wadi]
raised ; she was taken up quite insensi- _Another fire broke out at a cotton-manufactorb eleven, quadrille dancing was commenced and kept alp . I can assure 7
, feelings have always a
g Bank. Several Medical Gentlemen until past one o'clock in-the morning, when the coni-
Stangate-street, Lambeth last night, about eleven, have AS •
iss dispatched to Sir E. Mame, at Lei- , gaited bim and
eked to the Barbourne turnpike, where O'CloC k, which destroyed.ihe whole building. pany sat down to a grand supper, and the festivity was ,, he should e• '
, pr
et enjoy the foil
M open the gate, with which the carriage To such of our Readers as have not already witnessed maintained until a.very late hour. • I QC ur him, that Iha
splinter-bar was broken. The footman the exhibitions of Signior CUCCHIANI, we recommend ..... , dinsaing his peculiar.
' I hal
ved
at the first, and attempted to stop the of C iit
The Etoik affirms, that FERDINAND, King -pa • one. I can as
them as certain to afford the highest amusement. The have
endeavoured. three
rid. We regret to state that her Lady-dexterity with which he goes through the several parts is become a miracle of moderation and benevolence. i may
rennet to proel
the I ha
iiversary of his MaJzsrVa Accr- of his performance, both in regard to his specimens of All his efforts are directed to the 4. grand object of ._ ey literally 'oven
the same was ushered in by the sleight of hand, and the mechanical experiments, cannot general welfare." The fact is, that Ins Catholic Majesty re.: defy sa-
y man to
us peals of bells in the different fail to excite surprise. In none of these do we consider can no longer prpceed without some revenue, , and pre' Laden for the purpose. I
opolis, which, as usual upon these the Signior ever to have been surpassed, in some of paratory W the re-establishment of his credit, with the 2 [rave and Gentlemen
?be condescension
heir flags on the Church steeples. them we conceive him to be quite unrivalled. view to negociate a loan, he is obliged to adopt some : amicably arranged."
o'clock the Rolal Standard was Mr. J. Parkhouse, of Taunton, has a spaniel dog, sound and rational principle of government. Mr. P.
of near. ....I.LISTON
r, a signal soon followed by the which in the field is ferocious after rabbits ;but it is re. Irresolution is worse than a moderately bad execution' , . ad) a guar
udi
id various docks. The Park and markable that this dog and a rabbit sleep together,-and
Waters do not become noxious when they rive but onl
.y ~, ante attendee
:cl upon the occasion. evince' great fondness for each other. when stagnant. ding Mr. KnAll
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