Star.
London, England, 1825-07-23 00:00:00

MISCELL A N FOCS.

SISA RE. l'A ID. TRICE Mt SIIAAL
British Iron Company - 100 - 10 - 111
British Rock & Patent Salt 50 5 11
Canada Comoatw 100 - 10 - 37
General Steam Navigation 100 5 - 9
Nlexican Company 100 10 9
Pearl Fishery, Yellow (isc-ei 0 pm) 25 2 141
Provincial Bank of Ireland 100 5 5h
Scarlet Dye so 3 61

This morning we received Frankfort and other Ger-
man Papers to the 16th inst. They state, that a com-
plaint made by some of the Nobility of Bavaria to the
Chamber of Deputies had given rise to an interesting discussion on the
rights of the Nobility as a Constitutional Monarchy. M. Rom:ARO,
the Reporter, in his speech on these, made the following observa.
tions t--." The Nobility (said h.) would act very imprudently if it
attempted to strike the balance between the immunities it fo:merly
possessed, and the alleged disadvantages of its present situation—
for in this case the other classes would oppose to them the disad-
vantages which they so long suffered, fur this very reason, that the
Nobility enjoyed peculiar privileges to their detriment. The asser-
tion so frequently made, that the Nobility have lost all their privi-
leges, is not true; the supplements to the Act of the Constitution
shew bow many they still possess. If the Nobility bring for ward
exaggerated pretensions, it will only excite jealousy and opposition.
Every one of us will be ready to give to each class what it can,
without prejudice to the rest; but I do rot think that privileges
constitute the strength of the Nobility. We are to respect those
which are founded on the Constitution; but I predict that a time
will come, when the Nobility will be sensible that it possesses seve-
ral of its privileges to its own prejudice."

The French Papers of Wednesday and Thursday, and
the German Papers up to Sunday last, received this fore-
noon, contain some intelligence from Greece, but of so

contradictory a nature; that it cannot be at all relied on. The 'll4c-
m-eine Zeitung represents RaDSCBID PACIIA as waking for the Captain
Packa before he can besiege blissolonghi ; while the French Papers
have deposed the latter, and anticipated his fate. The German
Papers assert that the situation of IsOaont PACITAI3 very critical.

In another page we have given the.intemyrate reso-
lutions of the State of Georgia, to which we alluded yesterday.
The wish of the United States Government to wive out that foul
stain on the Southern States, the Slave Trade, is the bane of
discontent.

Prince LEOPOLD came to town on Wednesday night,
from Claremont; and on Thursday and yesterday his Royal Dish.
ness visited the Duchess of Kcar.

Yesterday the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER left
town for Dropmore, on a visit to Lord Gnatent.t.E.
• Mr. CONTI HE, the lonian Messenger, arrived em Thurs-
day night at the Colonial Office, with dispatches from Lieutenant••
General Sir F. ADAx, K.C.B. • _ _ _ _

Yesterday the Portuguese Minister transacted buti-
ness at the Foreign Office.
The Guild of Merchants of Dublin were to assemble
yesterday, to prepare an Address to the Ancitatstne of DrDUN,
thanking him for his services to the Protestant cause, by his answers,
when examined before the Committee of both Houses of Parliament.

TALBOT GLASCOCK, Dq. a Me:111)er cf the Guild of
Merchants, and until very lately one of the moat zealous supporters
of the Ascendancy party, has become a member of the Catholic
Association. Mr. GLASCOCk intends offering himself for Galway,
at the next GeneralF.lection.—Dualin Freeman's Journal.

The s•rious illness of Mr. Secretary CANNING has
spread a gloom in Ireland which it would be difficult to describe.
We hope and trust that the present attack of the gout is only
temporary. What we apprehend is, that the health of this great
man may induce him to retire from office. In the present circum-
stances of the inspire, we do not .know that a greater calamity could
'occur.--Dublin Evening Past f Tuesday.
• VAU,IH AL L.—The IASI of the Grand Coronation Galas
was given last night. It lost none of the attractions of the preced.
ing, and the brilliancy and crowd of visitors were certainly beyond
all precedent. The Ccmcert was admirably conducted; and the
utmost harmony prevailed tin oughout the night.
HAYMARKET TGEATRE.—The COUiedy of The Hy-
pocrite was presented at this House last night. • Tne
part of Doctor Cantwell was allotted to Mr. W. FA ItREN.
Many parts were well pl led, and in particular • the
scenes with Mang Latly lambert.; but others wanted
not only tae finis.., but the iee.ing with which they aie
played. by Dowrvw. Ltstou kept the audience in
shouts of laughter whenever' he was uron the b'aSZe as
iv/a:110.m. flax wes
,first appearance at this [louse
wits annynced it, tie bills, but not era were-alibied at
the doom, stating tilde a I. domestic cAlamity" pre-
vcattd it.