Star.
London, England, 1814-04-07 00:00:00

~.

'

fly GRAWD DUCRESS

111 OLDENBOURG.

The iltilce of dlrenre frequ'entiy Vilest% her timPe-
sal Highoess Pulteney Tuesday the
Michels blikitgoitleme paid hr. resPeets er Im-
perial Highness at Pulteney Hoteli In the evening
the rortlgn Amb .s,adors and Minister's, together'
with a ntlnil',er of petsontges of di:deletion; were
invited to meet her Imperial Highness at the Earl of
Liverpool's, at tile House.
Yesterday morning the Austrian Minister Waited tip=
tin her Imperial Highness soon after ten o'clocit in his
full Cont-t dress, with the official account of the tri.
ti rig phal entry of her August Brother and the allie 1 arts y'
into Davis; his Excellency was most gracionslyieceived.
After that her imperial Highness received a Mot :ling
-tisk from the Dukes of Clarence and Sussex. At
quarter past eleven o'clock her Imperial Highness left
Pulteney Hotel in one of the Prince Regent's carria•
ges, followed by another ; she was attended by the
Princess Volochowsky, Madame Aledensky, the
Prince Oagarine, Colonel Arsnieff and General Tint:
ter, her Chamberlain ' they set off for the purpose of
seeing London and the public buildings. They pro-
ceeded to Covent-garden market, stopped there for
some time, and went from thence to Lincoln's-inn=
fields. They then went on to the Bank of England,
where notice having been. received of the intended
honour of a visit from the illustrious strangers she Vras
received by the Ottvernor*Deptity Governor, and a
'ber of the Directors, in all due form and respect.
volunteers and their full band received her Imp
ttisl Highness with military honouts, the band play-
ing d God save the King,' lac. The viewing of the
budding, the offices, and the different departments, oc-
-.pied her attention for two hours. A sumptuous
!past was provided for the Royal Duchess and suite,
. the Directors' parlour. An immense concourse of
people collected, who gave repeated huasas.
Her imperial Highness returned to Guildhall,
to she was recfried by the City Officers in their
dresses. After' ihat.lier imperial Highness ho-
isted the Lord Mayor with a morning visit, and
.awed the interior of the Mansion House. From
thence she went to st, Stephen's, Walbrook, and after
. tOthe Monument, but merely stopped opposite
J View the: oet‘ides then went along Loudon-
*ridge, stOppitig t d3iew the shipping. They then
pioeteded* through the Borough, and along Black;
friar's Bridge Its Iklteney Hotel, where her Imperial
Highness ee'yedi'vicits from the Countess Lieven,
and a number of other distinguished characters.—
After that, with ber anise, she went to honour the
Duchess d'Angouletne with a Visit. At seven o'clock.
er Imperial Highness gave a grand dinner to a party.
luring the passage of her Imperial Highness to
}lank, a young man was thrown under the wheel
dray in Cheapside, arid crushed. in a !lux:king
Inner, the wheel having gone over both his thighs.
was taken up in a senseless state.

_n the Couft :el Chancery yesterday, Sir Sastre!,
Itoramair mentioned to his Lordship the case," Gal-
: tr. Gallini," in which .his Lordship had been
pleased to' ettptess it to be his opinion, that, till
truth of they44lons contradictory charges made
• the parties neinst each other could be in-
quired into and .scertained, the custody of the eldest
child, a girl abot4 sixteen years of age, should be en-
',aged neither to tWe father nor to the mother; and
Agreed, that his Lordship would be now pleased to
approve of this young Lady's residing for the present
the family of a Mr. Yoble, a respectable Gentle-
Le, living in Foley-place, who was a married man,
*nit had a daughter nearly of the same age with the
infant. This gentleman was selected as a fit person
!rave the custody of the infant, havingbeen one of
Esectneres of the Frgudrather. The LoaD.Criah-
OiLLOR otderrni.ibit tt should stand for Thu' sday.
A Cornnet's Intluest has been held on the body of
female infarit.fotind on a dunghill in Star-yard,.
tincoln's, inn, mentioned in a termer Paper. It ap-
pea lied inevideihrei drains Friday night last, as a la.,
bOttring mart was oti his; ay through the above place,
picked up k!ogiern paper parcel and took it home,
eapectajion 416 containing something valuahle.
),gave feicr lilt *Yr to etamitre the contents, who,
ppening it, was shocked to find' the dead body of.
infant., The poor man immediately returned with
so titre split; an 4 inforaned a watchman, by whom it
'as. taken 0044 Work-house, in Roll's Betildingsi
tancery-lani,•erhere the inquest was held. Verdict
44. Wiifisi WA:ter against persons unknown."
Saturday evening, an infant, aged about two
genteelf attired, and wrapped in blankets,
'as exposed at Ai door of Mr. Bet von in E.s,;ex..
Jnrt, Temple: ft was conveyed to the Porter's.
lodge, and oa Monday morning was christened at the
Temple- Chureh4. by the name of Susannah Temple.
'Fite sufiering„e of our brave Tars, now prisoners o fl
•ar in Anieti,cir are most feelingly depicted in the
Ihjoinedleto. It is from the pen of an hovest sea-
,taurand see trust it will meet the eyes of those who
have it in *Air, power to alleviate the unfortunate con-
titiMejesees stoop Wasp, Hailed, lan. 14,1514.
N. DEAR /1411114 D—This comes with my most sin-
cere respein to inform you that I was a companion
4 John Plitt, with ten more, who were detained in
Bos on in consequence of six meet that belonged to
Ihe United States brig Nautilusr which I suppose the
tea le of England are not unacquainted with, They
were closely confined twenty-nine days in irons, and
w months, in prison on shore, as hostages; under
the apprehension of any of those silt men in England
beit;g hung ; for we were to suffer two for one. Five
of the said men were returned to Boston, and in con-
sequence of that tea of us were to be release& On
the 2243. of April we drew 100, after the Marshal
had read the President's letter with the sentence of
death on the two men that the lot was to fall on.—
I must .psinfully relater John Price and Robert Ro-
binson we 'detained, and sent up the country in
close cOnNearent ; I parted company with them on
thews of July last, in a bad state of health, in con-
sequence of their detention. When I hear from you
r shall be able to give you a more particular account
of the matter.—l- t emain. your most obedient,
" =WARR,. ICAUTZNIANr
" Canner of his MOesty's slpup Walt, an the
Halifax station, sAmerica.
P. B'. John Price's last wish was, that the follow.
iipg men's names should be published in the Papers
Pries and Robert Robinson)
, unfortunately. detained.
" ka""ra 1"4" °nail* Lill • kibosi.Wilbam Mq4aught,
_car'
John
Jackson, John Taylor, Charles Gol ° son, ) Ward, Heats
Holt, William Baia, and James Mae

_,--b.
num -
Tile 1
I.
►et
,)...',.
betel nungppil.aiej:l
1:
in the
peo
tab I]
1
. n 032
vie--
-4,
thence
that I
i.: 1 •
i t° 114
,i f
*IA
:far''
Iligl
and
Aftel
Due'
10'1'
the 3
of a
in an'
He 1
In
...
Rog
run
the I
by .'
quh'
chili
erns',
mot
apP,
ia l'
Mall
*lhr
infal
to h
the
•
ill,'
. A
the
Lin'
pea I
u.olt
be I
in e
Mei
.•
aYI
ad.'
it 5'
i Wiu
Ch'
,o'
f
al°
will
COt
14-x!
Te
tra
.4111
ha
do
ce
eof
Bi
le
. p
se
til
to
of
ce
.i
et
h
d
i b
1
c
• ,
ti
a
1
c, 1
•