Star.
London, England, 1822-11-27 00:00:00

CARLSRUIIF., NOVEMBER 16.

The joy caused by the birth of a son to the Mar-
grave Leopold, has been suddenly closed in the most
afflicting manner. The young Prince, born the 26th
ult. WAS to be baptized yesterday, the fete (a Saint's
day) of his father. All the preparations were made,
when the infant Prince was seized with an inflamma-
tion in the bowels, which rapidly increased, and
ended in his death this morning, at one o'clock.

Vsszosa, Nov. 11.—Metalliques 86 9-2 O—Bank Shares 9421.
Nov. !I.—Metalliques 863—Bank Shares 946 5-8.

The brig Russell, Captain Wit.tta, arrived at
Deal on Monday, from Quebec ; after encountering
heavy gales she made the quick passage of twenty.
one days to England. By this vessel we understand
that the contemplated union of the two Canadas
had been the subject of much debate in meetings held
at Montreal and Quebec. Upwards of 12,000 settlers
had arrived from Great Britain during last year.
The Settlement was improving, and Government was
using active measures in settling the different town-
ships. A detachment of invalids of the 60th Regi-
ment sailed two days previous to the Russell leaving
Quebec for England.

Yesterday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was
held at the Foreign Office, Downing-street,which Was
attended by the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Earl of
HARROWBY, the Earl of LIVERPOOL, the Earl of
WESTMORLAND, Viscount SIDMOUTII, Mr. Secretary
CANNING, the Earl BATHURST, the CHANCELLOR of
the EXCHEQUER, Viscount MELVILLE, Mr. WYNN,
Mr. ROBINSON, and Mr. Secretary Peet. The Cabinet
at till past four. It was to have been held last Fri-
day, but was postponed on account of his MAJESTY
holding a Court. It was understood the Cabinet was
summoned by Mr. Secretary CANNING. At the break-
ing up of the Cabinet the Earl of LIVERPOOL left
town for Combe Wood.
Yesterday the Duke of YORK held a Levee as Com-
mander-in-Chief, at his Office in the horse GUards,
which was attended by Lord SALTOVN, Sir GILBERT
BLANE, and several others.
Lord and Lady HOLLAND and family have removed
from Holland House to Marquis CORNWALLIS'S house,
Old Burlington-street, for the season.
Earl Wunwoarm has arrived at Knule. Kent, from his seat,
Buck fru rst, Sussex.
• The Earl and Countess of Moister have left Kent Howe,
Knii,Lasbricige, for their seat in Devonshire.
Tire Earl of blexxonovon has arrived at Ms house in Dover-
street. from his seat, Methley Park, Yorkshire.
Viscount and Viscountess Caromorm left town yesterday for
their father's (the Marquis of Salisbury's) seat, Hatfield.
Lord Mer.souaux has arrived in sown from Brighton.
Lord Esstount has left town for his seat In Devonshire.
Sir 'l'. and Lady Wass arrived yesterday at Grillion's Hotel,
Albemarle-street, from Bognor, Sussex ; Lord J. TIMMS, and
C. It. Loa Esq. have left ditto, for Cambridge.
Ihe lion. Mr. and Mrs. ROWT SMITH arrived yesterday
evening at the Dowager Duchess of Iltitland's house, Sackville-
street, from Paris.
Departures from the St. James's Hotel, Jermyn-street :—Sir
J. Warman's', Ban. on a tour; and the Hon. H. G. BEIINZT,
M.P. for Staffordshire.
Departures from the St. George's Hotel, Albemarle-street :
Mr. and Mrs. Isar, for Brighton; and C. Macexams, Esq foe
his seat in Scotland.
The Noble Authoress of is Graham Hamilton" pro-
,' mises to rank in the very first class of modern No-
velists. The Monthly Review observes, of this new
Work. that " It displays, in polished and vigorous
language, the rocks on which the young, the HD,
thinking, and the gay, have so often wrecked• their
hopes, their conscience, and their tranquillity ; and
to the thoughtless worshippers of fashion it addresses
a grave and awful admonition, well calculated to
awaken them from the dream of folly and dissipa-
tion which 4 binds, as in a spell,' the best feelings of
the bosom and the noblest faculties of the mind.
Considerable powers of genius have been summoned
to the embellishment of this simple story.*
ST. Jautta's.—Workmen in every department are
employed in preparing the splendid rooms of this
ancient Palace for the reception 'of his MAJESTY
where hereafter be intends to hold his Court. The
old taputy, long the valued ornament of GEORGE
Tun Titian has been taken down, and the walls are
decorated in the most varied manner, at an incalcu-
lable expense. The curtains and apprcipriate furni-
ture is intended to rival;in magnificence thaTuilleries,
St. Cloud. and Compeigne during the reign of the
Emperor Newor.see, Some of the most aoice and
'Valuable of the cants in bit Iti.nurv's collection
are he plebe hod adorn. the rooms. The first
,Cosh b to be ha then op St. Georges Day.