Star.
London, England, 1825-12-22 00:00:00

while with a water paTty.stie. proceedei rim;
rnk, on the sea of Aaof ; tow the fact is,
theft. it.,
one word of truth in the story, and the EttretOil d
from natural causes.

The same Journalist asserts, that il *blot &re ye
ago the Grand Duke ColaTorrritta contpirtd tkainl
be authority and life of hii. brother r• .Ther, i 6 not
word of truth in this assertion, fot tiiere-s4uo tat
tiny of the Imperial Guards, but of a single regh,44
, of the iine,..,vhich was solely excited by :the term dii
r wrsvAesto ttaN:si ',ta 1
int
1 ciplirie of a German. Adjutant, named Mur.usc; it vq
quelled without difficulty by CountrPottsgum, ane i
.nd th Bt.
Pee Grandteribur Duk.iel7cCo
gh while
tion lot his brother was never for a mnteas
odouimm
occurredw.aru ,; a
at

THE KING, •

WlNtisori, Dactarrsza 21.—List evening, *net 4.1,1
o'clock, his MAJESTY arrived at the RoT4l
Windsor Great Park, in hit travelling earriageo.'m
four, from Carlton Palace. The limo travelled to an(
from London, attended by his outriders, without an,
smritiEwtaArynD.escort, and was accompanied by the Lox]

• His Majesty's pony phaetons were ordered to be in roadinets to
himself and suite this afternoon,. at two o'clock, and the wen:te
being so very mild, his Alminv is expected to take a lorg atrirg.
MEETING OF MINISTERS.

Government enntinn,
The Members of his Majesty's
indefatigable in their• attentions to the present state 0
the country. All the Cabinet Ministers ale now i;
London or its environs,'"rith the exception of the Ear
Of WESTMORLAND Stla Earl BATHURST.

The Earl of Listmeow. and the Creascntetuf ih
EXCHEQUER were engaged on Tuesday, e‘cept a,„in
the short time they were in attendance upon the li;1\
at his Court. They both left the Palace at the tin.,
of the Privy Council, as soon as the Proclamation „4i
agreed upon for the assembling of Parliament for the
dispatch of business, not waiting to hear the fircoonot
of London's Report, as is customary. The Nnhle
afterwards received the Governor and some of the u,
rectors of the Bank of England, and other Gentlemen,
at his house in Whitehall, where they continued In de.
liberation till past ten o'clock. The CHarcut.ot nj
the EXCHEQUER assisted at the deliberation from firs
o'clock till half-past six o'clock. The Earl ri
POOL slept in London for the first time for upwards of
a fortnight past.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER returned to
town yesterday morning, from Charlton, haring left
London late the preceding evening. The Hunnniahla
Gentleman resumed the communications and delibera-
tions with the Earl of LiVERPOot during yesterday, at
well as with most of the other Cabinet Minis ers.
In the course of the day, there were trequenteatn-
munications by letter between the Eatl of Listenpo,n.
and the Governor of the Bank.
The important husiness of-the day with the Earl
LtesßPool! concluded between three and four o'rkii
with R consultation- with the Earl, of- II anamear..the
Duke of WELLINGTON, and the CHANCELIoIroI.th•
E=REQuza, with his Lordship. At a quarter to four
o'clock, the Eirl of LtvrrePoot.left his house in Whitt.
hall, in his travelling 'carriage, for his Fat at Coon
Wood, near Kingsten, Surrey:-

Mr. Secretary Pair. transacted business at a late frit,
last evening at the Rome Office.
Tuesday evening the Portuguese Ambassati.or trans-
acted business at the Foreign Mee for a entaiderable time.
Tuesday evening, Mr. Secretary Peet dined sr:01
the Duke of WICILINOteIf and a select party.
The Duke of DevoNantna dined with Mr. WIL.4
Houton oe Monday evening.
Sir Hopson Lows arrived on the Si of this mnnt't
at Vienna.
The Lady of Viscount STRANGTORD, fitir Amhatq•
der at the Court of Sr. Petersburgb, was safely delivered of a son,
I November 14th, O. S.
• The first Biackheath Assembly for the season WAS
held at the Green Man -Hotel, on Monday evening, and eibibited
a display of beauty and fashion but rarely equalled.
The one and two-poUnd Bank of England ivies are
now circulated in London. Persons applying for null slim!
Bankers' are often paid In small notes,
By accounts frttm Prince Edward's Island to the.
beginning of November, we learn that the House Pi
Assembly had met on the 12th of the preceding
month, and his Excellency opened the Session witlt
a speech breathing harmony and good will, to which
the House 'replied in the same spirit. The Roman
Catholics on the Island had presented a Petition.
begging the House to remove all invidious and imrh•
tic distinctions on account of their religion. Thel'etitsui
was received, and a day appointed for its discussion.
We believe it is not generally known, that there altti
now in England several Frenchmen, who hold licence%
from the French Government for importing into that
country, duty free, considerable quantities of storsmd
yarn, on condition that they impint a rrollorlswate
number of English long-wooled sheep (1,000
we believe, for 1,000 cwt. of yarn); the French. G-
overnment being exceedingly anxious to introdecidte
sett,giisl none hot
is
sng wool into that country, where, at r
produced, and no worsted ma
carried on. English borobasins are consequently Toil
highly prized in France, and are not unfrequently smug.
bled into that country to a considerable extent, lb"
importation beingstrictly prohibited.
The gamekeepers on Mr. Causation...H.6 eaglet ","?
Worth, in Sussex, brought into the Lodge. Men ono?
mooning, three poachers, armed with guns, whom they
caught in
the woods the night before. nulactore:
Letters from Lyons state, that a dreadful inunJAtion
has laid waste a great part of the country as fir as
Dijon. At Braget the inhabitants were for two days
compelled to take refuge on the tops of their houses.
An individual named Raillit. was lately trieJ bet".
the Count of Assize of the Cantal, in France, PA
having stolen in a Church a silver cup from the tabeg•
mole. This is a crime subject to capital punishoeW,
as declared in the law of sacrilege, passed on the VII
April. 1825.
The improved breed of sheep has multiplied ink`
incredible manner in Russia, since the corn has falil
in value, in such an extraordinary degree for walx.4.
a market, so that it can be only sold at Cntr-ta"inc'ri
These are indjcaticuis of a oat decline in the priori
MeliThmeMwin;ciyl;"'sWGmtedlaycdnev'aserteciseven hundreJ th(*saal,
sovereigns to•the Rank of England. It has unt
lea
'ten intwa work in altlatnelltitta the .uppil 4r•