Star.
London, England, 1824-06-17 00:00:00

PIOUS, JUNE 14.

His Royal Highness the Infant Don Miguel, who
landed at Brest, having made the voyage from Lisbon
to that port on board the Pearl frigate, proceeded to
Rennes, where he was received with all the honours
due to his rank. His Royal Highness was expected on
the 10th at Nantes, but the 16th regiment remained
long under arms in vain, waiting to do him military'
honours. Ou the 11th, the same regiment was drawn
'up the whole day on the fosse, in vain waiting for the
arrival of the Prince, before the house of M. de Quen,
the Portuguese Consul, where his Royal Highness is to
alight. A great number of persons, curious to see this
young Prince, had assembled in the fosse.
We have a letter from Angers of the 12th of June,
stating the arrival of his Royal Highness in that city:
he is on his way to Paris.

Baron de Royer is just appointed Minister Plenipo-
tentiary at Lisbon; M. de 31altzalin succeeds M. de
Royer at Madrid ; and -M. da Werther is appointed
Charge d'Affaires at Paris.

By advices from Copenhagen of the Bth, we find that
the Danish Government is following the policy adopted
by the British Government, and proposed by that of
France, of reducing the interest of the public debt.
All the Bonds issued after the publication of the
National Bank of February 4, 18'20, bearing five per
cent. interest, are called in to be paid by the 11th
December, unless the holders prefer to let their money
remain at four per cent. which they must declare by
the 15th August next.

Letters of a late date have been received in the City
this morning, from the Havannah, stating that the
Mexicans bad cut off all communication with that
city, which had caused great confusion to the inhabi-
tants and merchants.

Smuttily, about 0% elve o'clock, as Col. Campbell, of
Grasinere,;and hislaidy,accompanied by a servant on borseback,were
travelling iii their gig front Calder Badge to Scale Hill, on tbar
way home, when at Lansplugh Cross, they stopped to give their
base a drink. Colonel Campbell got out of the gig, and the ser-
vant having taken the bit front the horse's mouth, to allow it to
drink more freely, it almost immediately plloped oil, knocked down
the servitor, and proceeded rapidly down the lane, when it came to a
corner, and suddenly turned back on its old track with great speed.
The situation of Mrs. Campbell may he more easily COPCe ed
titan described ; with a presence of mind, ho.vever, rarely equalled,
she gatheted her clothes tightly about her, and courageously sprang
over the side of the gig ; but when taken tip was found to have both
ancles dislocated, her knee very much injured, and her head severely
cut, by her comb. The horse It td not gone many yards after
tlrs. Campbell jumped nut, until it fell; the gig was considerably
damaged, and the animaal maimed in several places. The servant
had his collar-bone broken. Mrs. C. was taken in the inn at Lamp-
lugh Cross, and we are glad to hear she is in a fair way of recovery.
At a meeting held yesterday at the Old Slaughter's
Coffee-house, St. Martin's-lane, T. F. BUXTON, Esq.
M.P. in the Chair, it was resolved to form a Society
Yesterday morning, about tea ..'clock, the Duke and with a view of promoting the more humane treatment
of animals.—The meeting was highly respectable.
Duchess of CLAIM= town fur Bushy Park.
The Princess AUGUSTA dined with the Duke and CORONER'S INQUEST.—An inquest was yesterday
held at the London Hospital, an the body of William
D:,-hess of CLaitatnat on Tuesday.
The Cabinet NlMisters dined with Earl BATHURST Pickering, who died of the injuries he received by the
yesterday, at his house in Great Stanhope-street. explosion of rockets at Sir W. Congreve's Factory, on
We regret to state, that the ltight Hon. Lord H. T. Thursday. Flom the evidence of Neal, one of the woe k-
not: tRD MOLTNEUE, brother of the Duke of NORFOLK, men, it appeared the explosion was accidental, and a
and Deputy Earl Marshal of England, died this morning, verdict to that effect was returned.
at his house in Lower Grosvenor-street. It would appear from the following paragraph,which
A flue broke out this morning, soon after 12 o'clock, is extracted from a New York paper of the 14th ulr.
in the upper part of the house of Mr. Harrow, box- that the Portuguese pos,,essions in Africa had thrown
maker, Catharine-street, Strand; but by the speedy aril- off their subjection. No intelligence of that nature has,
val of the Drury-lane Theatre and other engines, and however., reached England through any Enropean
the activity of the firemen, it was soon extinguished. channel.—" The provinces of Bengalla and Angela,
Tuesday and Wednesday se'nnight, a Coroners have declared for the le:perial Government since the
Inquest was held at Carlisle, on the body of a Mr. revolution in the Brazils. Three Portuguese frigates
Gibson, a schoolmaster of that town, who had been leis Port PraYa on the 25th of March last for Angola,
killed on the preceding Friday, in a scuffle with James with a new Governor and 1500 stoops, in order to en-
Nicholson, a Police Officer, who had gone to the de- force a return to the pi esent order of things in Portu-
ceased's lodging to levy for a small debt. After several gal; but, if it was determined to re,i,t this attempt, it
witnesses had been examined, the Jury retained a vet.- was believed double this force would h.. required to
diet of "Manslaughter accompanied with unwarrantable subdue Angola and Bengalla, those places being well
fortified, and the fotts completely commanding the
and aggravated circumstances on the part of James
Nicholson." barboar." . .

Quebec Papers to the 4th, and Montreal Papers to
the Bth of May, have reached us, but they contain no
intelligence. We have also received a file of Nev York
Papers of an intermediate date. One of them states
that according to the last accounts from Lima, that
city was in great want of provisions.