Star.
London, England, 1825-11-25 00:00:00

DRESDEN, NOVEMBER 11.

The marriage of the Infanta of Lucca with Prince
Maximilian of Saxony has been celebrated at Dr,!,del
with extraordinary pomp. The Princess made Irec
formal entry into Dresden on the 7th, and the m wear
was celebrated on the same day. On the Bth the new.
married couple received the congratulations of the.
Ambassadors and the Magistracy : there was geneial
illumination of the city. On the 9th there was a grand
conceit in the saloon of the old Opera House, at which
above 4,000 persons were present. Daring the per-
formance a false alarm of fire arose ; all the company
ptessed through the narrow doors ; many mete severely
hurt, and various losses were incurred. After the
alarm had subsided the music was continued. T.
morrow tie opera of Olympia will be performed, and
ol Sunday, the ISth, a solemn 'Fe Deuai will conclude
the fetes given on the occasion of the marriage.

WESTERN LITERARY AND SCIENTMC

INSTITUTION.

A general meeting of the members of this Institu•
don was held yesterday evening, at the Freemis'n
Tavern, for the purpose of receiving a report from the
Provisional Committee appointed to fume a body of
rules and regulations for the management of the Society.
Mr. Thom As Campbell having been called to the chair,
congratulated the members upon the successful establish.
merit of the Institution, di.plaved by the crovrded
appearance of this their second public meeting, which be
compared to a full sunrise, pi eceded by-the promiseof
a fine dawn. After a few other introductory observa-
tions from the chair, a report was read by the Chairman
of the Provisional Committer, which, after stating the
number of members at present to be 451, and setting
forth the names of several Gentlemen of literature and
,cience who had volunteered to give lectures to the
Society on different s rbjects, proceeded to detail the
various donations already presented to them, amongst
which sere .501. and a set c)f chymi:al apparatus, by
Mr. H. Drummond ; 150 volumes of books, by Mr.F.
Moore ; and 300 volumes by the Society for Mutual
Improvemeni. The report also stated, that the rooms
belonging to the Society of British Artists, in Suffolk.
street, Charing-cross, had been hired for three-mon his,
to begin with. The report having been received, the
Chairman of the Committee neat read over a nume-
rous body of regulations, which, after some desultory
discussion upon a few unimportant points, were adopted
by the meeting, with a few trifling alterations. Sew
other routine business having been trinsacted, thanks
I were voted to the donors of the Institution, to the Chair•
man (of whom it was observed, that his exertions had
mainly contributed to realize their " pleasures of hope"),
land to the Provisional Committee. 'lle Chairmen of
the meeting and Committee re pectively expressed their
acknowledgments, and the meeting adjourned.

Madame CATALANI has arrived at Genoa, with her
husband.
Mr. Solomon Davis, the tobacconist, in the Borough,
was yesterday awarded 18,0671. ss. as compensation
for the removal of his extensive premises, loss of trade,
&c. under the New London Bridge Act: the claim was
laid at 81,1201. 12s.
A notorious grave-robber named Flinn, hasbeca.seat
to trt4l from Union-hall, for attempting to &sister
bodies in a Dissenting burial-ground at N'auxha.n toll.--
here were three of the party, and they tried in rain
bt ibe the watchman, saying his predecessor had recta
many a pound for "stiff ones." They were I"'
once but returned again, when one of them was captured:l
A few mornings ago a printed check was Pretent-
by a boy at die banking-house of Messrs. Emy m asd.
Co. It was filled up in French in the following Kral'
" Payes Madame Williams deux Masers pour h nutt atft'w"
que jai passe avec elk.'
the clerk who received the check, told the boy that the
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Lady must appear herself to take the amount. 00
next day there came to the banking-house a very :taut
young girl, who testified great surprise and jar"—,
upon being informed of the nature of the value ow "te—d
to receive. Sim stated.that the person who prase°_,,
her with the check represented himself to be a WM";
.f wealth and distinction, and that he banked st.Mor,
Evan Err and Co.'s. He certainly spoke a foreiga.'lll:
guage ; but nzew that she consiJered all that
hollered hint to be MAll'll4ll. took plaM

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