Star.
London, England, 1822-10-11 00:00:00

VIENNA, SEPTEMBER 27.

Prince Kaunitz is still in confinement, and the pre-
liminary "proceedings for his trial arc not yet cnni-
plete. His family hope that for want of sufficient
proof he will be acquitted ab instantia, and then,-
banished from the Austrian dominions.

The sentinels and porter placed at the newly-erected
entrance to his MAJESTY'S cottage in Windsor Gr:at
Park, have, it is said, received especial orders ro be
very circumspect in regard to the admission of stran-
gers within the plantation during the KING'S resi-
dence there.

Yesterday afternoon, at three o'clock, his Royal
Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE left the KING'S
Palace at Pimlico, in his travelling carriage and four,
on a visit to his MAJESTY, at his cottage at Windsor.
The widow of the late Marquis of LONDONDERRY
is said to be residing at Boldrewood Lodge, in the
New Forest, Hampshire.
The Archbishop of CANTERBURY and family ar-
rived yesterday at Lambeth, ft ore Nottinghamshire.
The Dowager Countess of RICHMOND and the
Ladies LENNOX left town yesterday morning, fur Sir
ROBERT PEEL'S seat, in Staffordshi're.
A number of the Electors of Westminster intend
to meet on the day of the funeral of the late Mr.
SAMUEL BROOKS, and accompany the bcdy from
Hyde Palk to the Savoy Church in the Strand,where
his remains will be interred in the family vault.
Letters were yesterday received from Madame
CATALAN!, who had been engaged by Mr. HENRY
HARRIS to perform thirty nights at the Theatre in
Dublin, and afterwards by Mr. BOCVSA, ' for the
London Concerts during Lent, stating that she had
suddenly been seized with a violent fever and inflame
mation, that totally disabled her from coming to
England, and that she must remain in Italy during
the winter.

Advices, dated the 9th August, have been received
from Bahia, by way of Pernambuco. The expedition
from Lisbon arrived on the preceding day, and had
.scarcely entered the harbour when the squadron
from Rio de Janeiro was descried making for the
same destination. This is a most critical event for the
Portuguese party at Bahia, which would probably ena-
ble them to retain the ascendency, and keep down,
for a period at least, the attempts making to establish
independence. On the approach of the fleet from
Rio de Janeiro, the Portuguese squadron stood out ta
sea, as if offering battle, but both remained in sight
of each other when the accounts left, without have g
come to an engagement.
Letters have been received from Malta to. the Tth
nit. Three days before a vessel had arrived from Pat rasi
which the !eft the 20thdf Adgust, having been fours
teen days at sea. The Greeks who resid at Malta,
had received, by this conveyance, accounts highly
favourable to their countrymen. They state that the
Turks, since their entrance into the Morea, had lost
upwards of 15,030 men, and had made but little
progress towards reducing it to subjection.
At the Cork Special Sessions- on Saturday la,t„
Joita and Matthew Howard, two brothels, of exce -
lent character, were tried under the odious In.urrec-
ti n Act, for being absent from their dwelling after
sunset on the night of the 80th of Septeinber. It al -
peared in evidence that the prisoners, who were
la-
bourers, wete hired by the steward of a Mr. Molony
to watch some corn whickh it was feared would be set
on fire, and that it was while they were on this duty
I that they were seized and dragged to prison. The
'prisoners were acquitted..