Star.
London, England, 1823-07-22 00:00:00

PRESENT STATE OF BRUNSWICK.

BRUNSWICK, JULY 6.—One of the most remarkable
periods in the history of Brunswick is approaching
to its conelusion—the government of his Majes:y
GEORGE IV. as guardian of the young Duke CHARLES
FREDEvtICK AUGUSTUS WILLIAM. who will assume
the government on the 30th of October next, when
he enters into his 20th year. What has passed since
the 10th of July, 1815, to the present time, will be
recorded with honour in the history of the country,
and is now most gratefully acknowledged. The very
heavy debts contracted during the war are I'aid;
the Public Academies have had additional Professors
appointed ; the salaries of the elder public office's, in
fact, of nearly all, much improved ; the buildingson
the Crown estates and those of the Convents, which
were dilapidated during the occupation, have been
mostly repaired at an annual expense of several mil-
lion dollars ; the public causeways put in good con-
dition ; the environs of Brunswick and the City itself
so much improved, that it is now one of the hand-
somest in Germany. The first wish of the country,
viz. the establishment of the Assembly of the States,
has been fulfilled, and they have been organized in a
manner suitable to the present times. The admini-
stration of justice has been greatly ameliorated, the
taxes consequently reduced, aed yet there has bees
a surplus of revenue to begin the payment of thepeti-
lic debt, and a fund provided for the farther annul
reduction. This has had such an effect on public
credit, that the four per cent. bonds are at 103, and
can hardly be had at that price. The inhabitants,
therefor*, look with gratitude on the government of
GEORGE IV. who, on his side, has at all times been
satisfied with them ; as he has been pleased to ex-
press, in the most gracious terms, in a manuscript,
dated Carlton House, 10th of June, 1823, in which
he accedes to the request of the States, to honour
them with his portrait. The people wait with joyful
_expectation the Government of the young Duke, con-
fidently hoping that he will continue and complete
what his Royal Guardian has so admirably began, and
I in part finished.

The Prince de POLIGNAC, Ambassador from his
Most Christian MAJESTY to the Court of London,
reached town yesterday evening.
Mr. Secretary CANNING this morning paid the
Prince de POLIONAC the usual visit of congratula-
tion on his Excellency's arrival, and his Excellency
and Viscount MARCELLUS will dine at Gloucester
Lodge to-day.
Yesterday dispatches were received at the Foreign
Office from Sir CHARLES BAGOT, at St. Petersburgh.
Sunday dispatches were received in town from
Lord AMHERST, dated from Rio.
Sunday morning, the Rev. Mr. SUMNER, as Chap.
lain to his MAJESTY, performed Divine Service at the
Chapel Royal at Cumberland Lodge, Windsor. A
little before three o'clock in the afternoon, his MA-
JESTY arrived at the Castle in his coach and four.
The KING staid some time inspecting the apartments,
and afterwards returned to the Lodge to dinner.
Yesterday Sir GEORGE WARRENDER had a large
party, among whom were—
The Countess d',Ameland, Mademoiselle d'Este, Earl of Fife,
Lord G. Bentinck, Sir Edward Codrington, Bart. Lord Leven,
Lady Ponsonby, General Hughes, Captain Wm. Percy, Mrs. H.
Baring, Mr. G. Howard, &c.
Saturday last the LORD MAYOR gave a grand
Dinner at the Mansion-house to a distinguished party
of Noblemen and Gentlemen ; amongst whom were
The Duke of Wellington, the Lord Chancellor, the Earls of
Westmorlaud,Shaftesbury, Bathurst, and Liverpool; Viscounts
Palmerston and Melville; Lords Stowell, Maryborough, and
Bexley ; Right Honourables George Canning, Robert Peel, F.
Robinson, C. W. Wynn, W. Huskisson, and C. Arbuthnot ;
Mr. Croker, Mr. Herries; Sir C. Flower, Bart. Sir C. Hunter,
Baft. Alderman Wood, many other of the Alderman, the
Sheriffs, &c.
Ir is remarkable, that twelve out of fourteen of his
MAJESTY'S Ministers were present ; and those remain-
ing, Lords HARROWBY and SIDMOUTH, were absent Lieutenant-Colonel HULL, of the Bombay Army,
from indisposition. arrivcd in town on Saturday, by an overland route
Saturday se'nnight, the Duke of SAYE WEIMAR ar- from India. He left the Presidency of Bombay ca
rived at Bennet's Hotel, Inverness. His Highness the 7th November, in company with Mr. BAY, of the
visited the west coast, and came from Fort William Civil Service. They visited the places of most in-
through the Caledonian Canal, by the Stirling steam- terest and celebrity on their way through Egypt;
boat. Yesterday se'nnight he visited Culloden Moor, thence to Malta and Sicily ; and through Italy, Sint-
Cawdor Castle, arid Fort George; and on Tuesday zerland, and Francs. The journey occupied nearly
he set off for the south, intending to visit Dunkeld nine months.
and Loch Kathrine on his way. The Committee of the German Diet, charged with
The Duchess of PARMA (MARIA Louisa), with the execution of the Decrees issued by the several
her son, the Duke of BXICHSTADT (young Botta. Congresses for the purpose of restricting the Liberty
PARTE), went on the sth to Baden. of the PIUS in Germany, has just denounced to that
Lord Cemawr LLIAM has had his first audience of Assembly another periodical Paper, published at Ste-
his Majesty the King of PRUSSIA. gard under the title of Universal Political Ansals,fot
M. VON KUSTER, Minister of Prussia to the Court having published an article headed The Diplontattits,
of Wurtemburg, has been for some time at Carlsruhe. in which the Committee concurs, that the author ele
An English physician, sent by Lord CHATHAM, the deavoured to throw ridicule on diplomacy, and which
Governor of Gibraltar, is gone to Fez, to perform an it has declared is one of those that deserves anima&
operation on the left eye of the Emperor of Morocco, version, as affecting the honour of the Diet and of al
which is affected by cataract. He is accompanied principal Sovereigns of Germany, as well as of their
by M. Buxom, who thinks to visit Tombuctoo. Ministers. The author paints diplomacy and dipla
MARRIAGES IN HIGH LIFE.—To-morrow morning matists in a general manner without pointing ole
Earl FITBWILLIAIt will lead to the Hymeneal Altar anybody. It is, in fact, difficult to print anything
the Dowager Lady PorasoNair, mother of the Countess more moderate. The writer employs about a doses
GREY. His Lordship has attained his seventy-fifth pages to prove, that Ministers who desire to koe*
year, the Lady her seventieth. The ceremony will what passes in the neighbouring State, ought to ita
be performed at the Castle, in Ireland. ceive memorials from all persons, and not be eon'
It is reported in the haut ton that Lord SIDMOCTII tented with those of their agentstnly, because, pith
will shortly lead to the Hymeneal Altar the Honour- the view of pleasing their masters, they frequeadf
able Mrs. Toweseeen, daughter of Lord STOWELL. disguise the truth. Now, as there are in .all classes
FRANKFORT, Riot 13.—We have just received of society individuals possessing talents and virtues,
from Munich, the sad news, that M. de 11ARNIER, and others who are destitute of them, it does not
Minister Plenipotentiary for the Grand Duchy of l clearly appear how what is said of bad diplonaatie
Hesse, to the Court of Bavaria, and who was also characters (none of whom, besides, are named/co
Minister for several years to the Germanic Diet, died offend the good. What step the Diet may take is se
a few days after his arrival at Munich. Riding out delitute an affair cannot be foreseen, but it is believed
on horseback on the 9th, in the morning, he was struck that the KING of Wurtemburg will not readily Co
with an apoplectic fit, and fell from his horse; he was ! sent to the suppression of the Annals published by hd,
taken up quite dead. Cotta, the Proprietor and principal Editor, OM
PARIS, 'JULY 17.—Extract of a private letter: I character is generally respected for the m xleratien
" The Loan offers every day new advantages, and I of his principles.—Frankfort Paper.
the Rentes becomes more steady. Bargains are at pre- NVILLIAKI JONES (late Walsh), Operative Chesil
sent concluded at from two to two and a half per to his Royal Highness the Duke of Yon=.---The Owe
cent. premium. Lauriston has collected a consider. I 413humEl Sams having for nearly
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torious throughout, and has obtained possession of
all the positions. Among the Spanish Revolutionists the late MrWELSH.ran
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