Star.
London, England, 1824-10-20 00:00:00

THE X!NGt

WINDSOIL, OCT. 19.—This day his MA.IIIIITT held II
Privy Council at the Castle. At half-past two o'clock I
his Kimura', accompanied by the Marquis of CONTAG..
HMI, and General Sir SAIIIHIL Hurst, arrived in a
close carriage, escorted by a party of the Id Regiment
of Life Guards, and attended by a number of out-
riders, in scarlet liveries. His MAJZSTT was followed
I by another Royal carriage, io which were Sir A. BAR..
WARD and General Sir HILGROTZ Tumor& There
revere present in the Council Chamber to meet his MA-
JaTY,
the Duke of Dour?, Lord MARTIOROUGH,
Lord Bmar, Mr. Secretary CANNING, and Mr. Pin..
Mr. CANNING introduced to his MAIIIIITT Baron MA LT-
mum, the Prussian Minister, who presented his credos.
tials, and was graciously received by the lEmo. Mr.
lima' attended as Clerk of tbe Council.

After the Council broke up, his MAitarr, with the
Honourable Members, partook of soups and an elegant
cold collation, conveyed from the Royal Lodge in a ca-
ravan, for the occasion, aad which was laid out in his
MAMMY, dining•room, under the state apartments.—
At five o'clock his MUMMY left the Castle tor the Royal
Lodge, attended by the same escort.

. . THE ARMY.
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regkseatonager the eomassal of Gen.ille Joan Hoes.
me to nouns the anon, mud become a Higidand regiment.
kerteg set of Selo has been prepared foe the OSeen by
asr
ifild
asetryinan. Hr. laussierium ;, they are onweested
with di sass; the finest Ceingotimns have been canted,
sni ist in gold. mounted io silver ; the most sumptuous ankle
el piano, perhaps, at present used by any region= in his
1161Inty's service.
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NATAL INTELLIGENCE.

The foliovring information has been received at the New Eng-
land Cedhe-house
Liverpool, October 111—Wind W.N.W.
Arrived the Franidia,Gaatuas, hens Baldarose and Cctk.—The
outward.bosad remain.—OE thiscirshree ships.
Steat'Caocx York
sailed Ilith dePtember ; the Cuseler. v.m.—Arrived the Name:, from Nemaurae—sailed 10th; and
thslinster, ea the lltk, for this pert. (Spud) T. W. BUN&

•
The abbe, from St. Thomas's to Bremen, was Awn-
donW on the lllth inst. la lat. 54. long. 4. E. Wins in a sinking
state—erew saved and awed at YY.
Tee Jasepidne, *neon from Plyttiontb, was driven
on shore on the Cross Sand, on Idendap—crew saved and arrived
at Yarntoatia.

The Fly, Balms, 'from Albers to LoSidelbtkarge.ot Lao Christian-
sand previous to the 1 Ith ult. leaky, and mum
The'Sadsfacdon, [son, from Memel M &d d, pat Into Han-
dal previous to the 15th sit. with loss of inalkstimky, andi would
dlocheirke.
• Thelibedeerge (whaler), we Bryan, is condemned at Guayaquil.
A called the Bilsobetit, arrived at Maranhao on the sth of
Hon Edda. Oa the voyage she called of Pemambuco,
and feed that Lord Commons was bombarding the town.
Possumine, Ocv.l9.—Wind W.—Arrived the Shipley um.-
pert, ;rem the Downs for South America.
• Dam., Oce. 19.— WW W.—Arrived the Francis and Harriet,
Dow, from ; and Perseverassee, from Quebec. Came
111.ern felt the River andseiled, the Female, CMATKAII. Arrived
'Os 'Army, Samna, from Me Jamie.; and the Expedition, HOW
sass, from Stockholm, for Prat.
lavomocia, Ome. 18.--Arrivoll the Baltic, Roam, from New
Yort—psalled the SOth ult. Franklin, Mumma, from Diadem ;
IPldadese Pommes from lientee Ayres; Fortitude, °teem frogs
Akaandria ; Toles, from Peroambuco • Paragon, lineetem.
from Jamaica, sailed 13th Attgest ; Bengal, Palace, from Celesta;
Nymph, Wavonte ; and TWOS, Kane, from Malaga; Christiso,
Goss, -from Labrador; Trite., Hiss, from Leeway ; Aims,
Cita% from Manobana ; and the Cicero, Seamans, from Arch.
aer•The Paragon, no the 9th instant. in let. ep. long. 15. 40.
up the crew, 40 in weber, and a female, from the ship
and Joseph, Foams, from Hell for St... John's, New
Bninririck; out three weeks.

amomumemnimml
'Mr. Secretary CANNING kft town this morning, on
a visit to the Bart of Ilossvot, at Icworth Park, Suffolk.
Monday the Speedy, one of the vessels sent out with
the remittances on account of the Colombian LOamarrived back at
'Portsmouth, with a car.go of tobacco from Santa Martha, which
Place she left the 27th of August. She brings no news.
Aicounts from Assam, of the 9th May, state that five
sompinies of the 23d regiment left Guwhatty on the sth of that
nitwit for Cofleahar, where the Burmese force had retired and
•Ilocriaded themselves. Captain Ilessaesem, with three companies
ottbio regiment and the irregular harem condoned at Noisiest.
Dispatches, dated the 3d September, were received
esterday at the Cdsidalollice, from Governor and Vice.Adadral
it it. J. Weimer' s,ibtee. 'at Trinidad. The Calory remained
. IRA AT laLtao•rox.—Yesterday, a fire broke oat in
enieblied house, situated in Cannesbury !kb's', New North
Millirem Theft were several arrows employed at the
)4.8 htlitting up the interror, and they had made a beim one et
amps for, the wpm of melting the glie. The workmen left
*s how about 1! eelock, and went to dinner, and shortly after
*ay wave gone, the house was Illscevered to be ea Are, it is sup-
posed br some sparks communicating with the ihavings, there being
a 'Trot cpantity in the rot ea. After the conowenoerneat of the Ire,
one of the workmen, analous to save bit weir, entered the house
for the purpose of obtaining them. Several of his shopmares, and
ether peemms, advised him but, to venture into the house.--
He. however, went *though thi,free burned with the greatest
fury; apd a few aweoests after the uritsrtinate man entered the
house, the Iloorsand roof fell in with a tremendous milt, and en-
gulphed him in its rains.