Star.
London, England, 1825-11-07 00:00:00

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t - - Esioli.lllsg, with a CominsinicatiOn to General C
.n answer the nett; day. • adni Non,
During the bonthardinent, the forts of the • is b city were
subsequently some three or four Ming boats, with 61,4,'
6 men, were surprised and captured 6y the smaU boats wt. ' titLaas g
twenty
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the me
I ading vessels. "" .
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1 The castle and town were agate Tiler ep to the d ,
Law pa
Emilie; the former were homely and anxiously _ ,eanwt Mat
y ..wwas mid. blinder.
Dotannah, without which they could not lob/ the NI Aces, J
'No English vessels or war were at Sacrifidos, • Yawn/ a
tiathe, Mtate anger '1"
r ' mouth having willed ten date previous, deartaa **woe; • cue of V
The Ulcers had been appointed and were on their ant to
; pulco, to take dui*. of the Asia, 84, and gun.krig cottitaie The
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the purpose of bringing them round this side. the Bell
A sloop of war and a frigate were daily expected fruit ilogiak over till
We received last evening an Alvarado paper of ;were stiff
• which contains a notice of a meeting of the Sodety ca. No Pared fc
. his fArd!
Cuba, in the city of Mexico, to admit several htli 1 ant
e;
chttirn, among *holm *al Getter ii Brevo, Vice-President--- 07,. . ~,,,,
regret a
Republic, when an elegant repast was served up. Wedorlal
The Senate *eke occupied with great zeal, in a pro
ing exclusive privilege. paSsed by the Chamber of Derait,.
An article in the paper before mentioned states, that n
emi,saries from Cuba hale gained admission into the Repot; One
under the character of merchants; with if Of naturaliuti,mhyli which I
the United States, supposed to be false, and to have hero h.„th o'clock
for twenty-five dollars a-plece. They curtthem...lves to s ' pr,,,i . It cowl
reports, and to correapiniel *Mt secret enemies to the country. Dumai'
article concludes by urging an attempt for the Capture arca,
Twenty-one persons died in the Hospital of Alear.do in aupti soon as
}went I
and eighteen remained sick. burried
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want of
The long contest between the Eiradorti tenant , the par
and their employers, which has coratinnea fertemi creased
sir months, is, it appears, la, idly drawing to a del. being F
by the workmen giving way, and returning to th, d, y, wg
work at the old wages, which, though acknowledge Cctt-ii I lonel
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to be very low, are said by the masters to be utile( Begin I
as the present price of worsted goods will awe, lice to I
Bradford Chronide announces this event in a carps C
Edition, in the following terms: tiering
from tti
FROM THE BRADFORD CHRONICLE OF SATURDAY. fuser, v.,
a We commence the printing of a second Edition at a he • the fiat
to announce to the public the gratifying information that the isi •snatcht
existing differences between the Master manufacturers of this Tot with di
and their men, are now rapidly drawing to a close, This • light. 1
noon a deputation from Mr. Wood's men waited upon his, • i rartinj
' made a teoder of their services at the old prices. To skis • • once o
• Wood has acceded ; and many of his men have this evening for Nati
• their combs to be ready to commence their work oe Moodie , ~ ever y
ng. Mr. Wood is one of the largest worsted spinners in the to height
and of cowrie the number of men is his employ is pr... •• phren2
great; so that, in fact, we may now consider the Caine at as them t
' and things in a fair way to revert to their former channel. helples
" We are glad that Mr. Wood's men have at length see ... scene i
i own interests in the proper light ; and the manly and bud • roofs o
manner in which they have come forward to effect this • ...• in savit
, don reflects the highest credit upon them: We have no • • The
that next week the example will be followed by men who we enti
employed by other manufacturers; and we trust they will be the fin
' in the same handsome manner as they were by Mr. Wood. petty,
1 lateness of the hour prevents us saying more than that we hop temovi
our next neither to have the pleasure of announcing that the obser vi
t ferencee between all the masters and their men are coesigneO ca e oil
oblivion, and the men engaged in their week uma i. , tier in
" Mr. Wood had previously, ill the course ot the week, •• -save tt
one hundred and twenty cambers in the neighbourhood of " hundre
wick, (a village about fifteen miles from Bradford) led the *, we are
I which have returned to their employment today, make eke • stood i
. he has set on this week two Itindred." be trac
4 a boil.
THE ARMY. chionni
F 614cict
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' The last Division of the 324 (Cornwall) Regimnit el 1,, they o
arrived es the 2d instant, ea board the Borodino uanspert,
Portemouth,frona Corfu: It is ordered to march forthwith is The 1
r 'capon, where the other divisions of the same Corps are . ' Eli, M
Detachments belonging to avowal Regiments of Foot are w • stable t
to embark. from the late of Wight, on board the Dodoes' of Y
I transport, for conveyance to the Leeward Islands. The
The Ild division of the Oink went out of Portsmouth &rhea • Groin:
Friday aftethooo; they were to sail the peat day, if the wad • Amour,
, lamed favourable. (gh DI
' Saturday se'nnight. the let Royals were reviewed at Dab
Sir C. Gamer, in the square of the Royal Barracks, ad • Hrs.
appearance was highly approved of. This uncommonly fine lei of two'
of men win leave Dublin In a few days. to embark at Cork for • Melina'
West Indies. Cooper,
The garrison of Dublin now consists of the 3d Drape* I '
Hussars, tat Royals, 58th, Ave companies of the Mk sad . ' F. X
Nei/instant Mattel,
The last division of the 25th Regiment are arrived 1,... outbuili
to embark. house a
Tuesday, the East Kent Regiment of Militia was &nisi George
Canterbury, after twenty.eight days training and exercise; 1t... Joseph
S. E close of which they were reviewed by Colonel E. &swum& lane ws
who expressed his approbation at the steady and soldier-like • • (onside
a manner which many Military Officers observed would est •
disgraced any corps ila the service. The
Thursday night part of the 43d Regiment of Foot maraca I. Vital,
Cokbester Barracks, from Plymouth. During the war thissalsa In a
Regiment was stationed at Colchester, and gained so much room ki
from the inhabitants, that their arrival was hailed by a merry?"' II
of Dells. II
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DOVER, NOVEDISIRE 4.
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Arrived this morning his Majesty!. ;team racket tle feet out an
Captain Milestone, with the Right Monnurable'•Wituot ir: tends 4
Emma and Lady, Weimar Maalox, Esq. M.P. and family, w
joy-General Sir Como Caopeass. and Lady, ---- Samos As
Esq. and family, and many other passengers. Hr. Howes, Thur
after partaking of refreshments at Wausau's Hotel, set of "'ply. of or
a visit to the Earl of Laysaeoin at Widmer Castle. lqadleig. al I bon.
rived from or sailed to Calais yesterday; but by the arrival In,
yacht
we learn, that just before the storm came on, the Londoe and C+•
Ids steam-vessel left the latter plate, with the wind at 8044' tendii
aa her voyage, 'edit is hoped she reached some pert is m,''', , need
Among the last arrivals at Watemes Hotel were the followlee— and I
Duke of Beanu and family, Lord Viscount Itanonel Sit,, Ice;
peak
and Lady Lou., General Cams, and family. Cap ale __a..
nave lasi of Bucenersoasurnaa, and Earl Humes seed f" tope
on their way to Frame. haul
clear
SirINDEOR, Nov. 6.—His MAJESTY Chid
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tended Divine Service at the new Private Chapel' Iv high'
companied by his suite. The Rev. Dr.Sess aKR Othg I
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Saturday the Duke of CUMBERLAND dined with a watt..
Princess SWIM MATILDA, at her Royal Highness's residence Um
Blackheath. fell I
His Majesty's Honourable Band of Gentlerneale:
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dawn dined together on Saturday, at the Freemasons' l'Im"
commemorate the fais of November. itiga
i tiodYedestavinerdasyservimln at ingthethataree Duke
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and afterwards visited the Princess Soma, at the Kings'
r an ca
Keneleigten. sense
. Saturday, the Earl of LuvritPoor., Mr. Secrete
take
CADMi US MT. 804 MN. HOBOl.Blll MT• BM" and Mr' . •
at of t h
left Wilmer Castle. Mr. Secretary CANSIMO st
Hall, of a visit to lad Dasinov. The Earl Orri
dessrow , Tool
1 cooded to his residence at Coombe Wood. Mr. and ma% ' , whet
soot Mr. Huss, and Mr. Farm, arrived in town ea Wl!na • after
- Mr. Secretary CANNING arrived at his resrogab-
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Downing-street, yesterday afternoon.
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The 'VICE CHANCELLOR has bees eoegra-- M,. , .
eves.
the occesionsof his renovated health, by his friends, silleehe •
It has been remarked that his MAIM leeks yotwille 1r" asset
.seven years ago. 11,1 st
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