Star.
London, England, 1815-11-18 00:00:00

or c UMBER-LAND.

Evract of the following Letter was published
this Parr on the 7th ultimo. It is now, by desire,
73blished .t length :

in Eft FROM TIER MAJESTY TUE QUU TO MS SERUM
MOH NESS TUE DUKE OP MECKLINBERG•4LRELITZ.

VVINDIOR. 1078 ,OCTOBBB, 1814.
can scarcely find words su:ficisntij strong to express to
the j y I felt on receiving your letter, with which my son's
nger was ch irgri. The excuses you make respecting
:, a lo ,g silence, my dear Friend, are superfluous, knowing, as
• ,'.+, that the waters of Pyrmont wili not allow of any applies
whatever, and as I agree with you that the Princess o f
; could not on this occasion foresee that you would not
• e.—Thus, then, this union is near its cenclesien. Gqo
:...t that the brilliant perspective which both have formed may
t. :ealized, in the reitilt of which the age of both authariges the
ust flattering hopes, and to which tire character you trace o f
ys.r daughte► gives me the greatest emendate..
" you may be assisted, suy deir-heather, that I shall endea-
rs:- .o render the residence of the Princess of Sousa amongs t
pleasant and agreeable as circunistarces will permit, consi-
-4.-rg that my sedentary life prevents me from contributinS
mach to the arts:lse:nest of the PRINCESS, and that that greater
ran of my time is passed in the country, where our society is
very lien ed, and our life uniform. She will, however, be always
awek .me guest w►en she cornea, and we shall enleaxour, my
tlaughtcry and myself, to do our beet to entertain her.
" I have written to my son, the Duke of CUMSEILAND. my
i4eas relative to the phildren of Sots's. I thought this nrc. a-
sset, to correct a misunderstanding which bad taken place on

b,..11 odes: I endeavoured to Vie utmost of my power to convince
how necessary it was to observe the pyre: unions winch I
J. Ihe desire of preventing inconveniences itt tutors to
tie', inflate.' me to take thud step.
" Ai I have teason to believe that pawnal advice will !lave a

i.t.:;ary nib:ince on yourilaughter, rili;:ift 1 may confide to you
• wi'l be essential to tliv PaiNs:cs; Ins her arrival here.—
W3i;:e.% of this country being su different from what they are,
tt the Continent in every respect, I fear that my ..on may utc be
;;*teniive to then. As ibis is for yru .11.,ne, I cooLde to
.u,.h:A it is net the Lsbion here to receive morning visits from
to which she will be exposed by the circuinstasice of
'he being Colonel of a Regiment, unless he himself intro-
duce tlit,o to her; she should also he very circumspect in the
• of Ladies with whom she shall militate, which will be sn
• itch the 11101%* necessary ta; Ihe Dt•tte has acquaMtance aniono
Cr :ex, who, though not actually of bad conduct, might, bow-
-1 "r, hr; ,:ne injurious to her in point .of policy.
found that dor adyire of rite dear Kt No, of being uni.
to every one.ef Anis lotlisteg. in As spirit of party am/
it•sti.y to its featly, basleen my surest guidatice during
Inad 3-.;do)ce herr. and I think I cat ttttt t do better than to'
emit thew se.wmuents to you, .I..ar Brother and Vrieuil.
Is'hi-r to iszy ins-ce and future daughter-in-lave, which you will
ose ..1 ir. such a 4:tanner as you shall judge proper. j have
?q.t.: f toss.tinger six pounds of tea and two divines: eat the
la!:er to to health, ziol In drinki;ig she tea remember sister
wei-ne an4ctouent fur ;nu wiJ trot cease but with death to;)e,
" sir, my 6..4rd Brother, your very affectionate Sister and
r! Ea ~e3d, 41 CHARj..JTIL
" o try &Other. the rptaiis
ouLky u,l Mecklinberg."

••:.....,terdiy a meeting of the Cabinet Ministers was
:A at the Treasury. There were present the Earls.
*•1 LIVERP6OL, HAajtOWBY, LUCKINGHMISHIRE, anal
BATtiuttsr ; Lords SLDMOUTH, and the ClusNcel.4o
il!e EXCHEQUER.
f'.l4lA Hot:Fr.--Yesterday a Court of Directors
W:4'. hilt] at tlif East India House, v.l,ert the destina•
:he ship Cornwall was altered from china to
:;!. I:,•tena and China, and ordered to be afinAt the
instart, 5..:11 to Gravesend 30th, stay there thirty'
aiid be iai the Downs Gth JaLuary, 1841. The
!Isp Scaleby Castle, of 1'242 tons, WAS taken up fur
Ane voyage in the Company's service.
'lle Lectures for this season, at the Surrey Inititti•
*ono wstai co:rim-need lag night by an introduccory
"r 1 y and its application to to the Arts, byl
''aft, L. It had tor its object
'Y'et'utiol r gold from its ores; the process
!,ft.xteuding It into leaf gold ; the application of it by
"!"" of solution and amalgamation in gilding steel,
Mrtais, and different substances ; its compounds
with oxygen and ;Moline; its alloys, with the modes
muse fur ascertaining their quantity; and most of
its useful combinations for Commercial and &land:se-
...Ll:al( purposes. The whole was explained by ores
3" 4 number of implements, insetting with a valet/
olpropriate experimeuto•