Star.
London, England, 1828-11-29 00:00:00

T

EDINBURGH, Nov ft,

MoNa Mao.—This celebrated entitle vete of k
11
tiOnal erdnance, w hich haw been absent front her es,111
north fir the Virg per lad of seventydnur year, his '
permitted, thioogh the libitiality r f nur ~,o,t grdci
and pats iotic Sovereign, once mote. and •ae ttu.,
put an a', to take up her re .idence aninnest
interesting relic of the olden time reached nor shisre,'
Tuesday last, by the City of E fitiburgh .team ship
was landed yesterday afternoon at Leith; an °pen
of considerable difficulty, and nr,t unattended
danger, from its great weight and large dimen,i,
It was, liovievt r, accomplisited in safety, under
direction of An Officer and a party of attilleryinii
longing to the 01 driance department at Ltith F,
•
Alter having been fairly unshipped upon t e roar,
original quarters in the castle,
lida; when she is to
rece;ve t three hearty cheers of welcome ;rum the,
of the City of Edinburgh, and a hunter us assetubu,e
of spectators S' e was then conveyed to a temp;
residenceinproses
day or to•morrow.
thein
to her
odNav

THE LATE BURL:LARY AT WEST MOULStt
FURTHER PA IeTICULARs.
Mr. Pm.. the Secretary of State, has expressed,
sincerest wish that every exr.rtioa should be made,
no expense be spared, to dtscover the yeti e
rat-
this dari ig robbery. In addition to Bishop and
the tra o officers first employed, a number of
amongst whom is a palish constable named Fr
dell known as a first-rate "trari," have been empirN
and it is extremely probable at present that t!,
obtain some clue to the rt bberi. They are suit,
be a well organised band, and u.ider the CAM
ime sot etior rogue. as. on the iohbei), one of,
we'll-dressed and railer handsome mail,
the measures of the others. lle w..s, howts,
tienrely anxious th t no injury in per son slinuld
taireed by the laurel), ; Mr. and Mrs. War!
being placed in the coal-Troll, he himself, on I
leagues refusing, brought them blanker.
In consequence of this alarming robbery
scarcely a family in or near Moul ty that retirk
without persons being employed to sit up ani
during the night; indeed such terry r eai•ts, fbr
but the apprehension and cnnviction of the
allay it. On Thursday morning Bishop broughl
dressed like a plough man, and a neatly dressed
in custody to Bow-street office. Sir Richard B,
engaged investigating the affair for some time
after the space. of two hours, the man was IrF
and the woman remanded. In the evening hi
examined the parties, but ever v thing n.ns sir irtly

COMMON COUNCIL
The LORD MAYOR held the tiFSI COUT! of
Council yesterday at Guildhall, which was very
Attended. His Lordship shortly addressed
upon taking his seat.
Mr. Deputy Sit erste, after some. °bier vatinnt
a Ite'olution of Thanks to the late Lord Maio:,
conduct during the last Mayoralty, which was .
by Mr. Deputy ROUTH. Agreed to. Ordered
fairly transcribed, signed by the Town Creek,
emblazoned, and presented to his Lordship.
Mr. Paw r nass addressed the Court at _
complaining of tl.e member. being inhabaunts
Ward, having been tefused to copy the _
given before the Llndon Bridge Committee
subject of the avenues to the New London
which' they apprehend they were entitled to
a Standing Order.
A very long discussion ensued thereon, and
finally agreed, after hearing the Town Clerk,
might make extracts therefrom, although acit
the meaning of the Standing Order.
The Court requested the Rev. Mr. ',mato
lain to the late Lord Mayor, to print his
preached on Michaelmas Day last, and to Fend
to each Member.

Another Report from that Committee, recomi
a donation of 1051. in aid of the funds of the
Episcopal Floating Church Society, was preset
i.egitived.
Fr iday next was appointed for a Court upon C:e
siness of the Secondary.
The Courr then proceeded to the election of a
lector of Brokers' Rents.
Mr. SLADE moved the Sospe• nsion or the 27th '
lag Order in favour of Mr. Hick, upon altich
long discussion took place; and on V;e show
the motion was declared to be lost. A eivision*
deman.'ed and granted, when the nunthe-s -
Far the •Motion, 6 Aldermen. us Common
Tellers-72. Against it, 99 Contason Couneilmen,4
Leaving a mak:bitty against the mutton of 29.
Petitions from the other Candidates were ,
and the ballot being taken, the numbers were as
For Mr. Cbeesewnght, 98; Mr. Durnford, 2; ; Mr.
Mr. Dickson. 2; Mr. Berrie, 16 ; Mr. Ault,3.
Whereupon the Lofty) MAYOR declared Mr.(
WRIGHT duly elected.
SURREY THEATAIL—Mr. 011itALuisT n't on
repeated the character of Virsimias Theatre,
obtained, and justly too, the spirt iti-e ff. the
He was ably supported by Mr. WILLIAMS as
Dentattes, Mr. WILLIAMSON as irrilius. ailed Mr. L
I'm as Appius Claudius. The p-its tf I irgiais
Servia were very creditably 'ewe tnt-d by Mu.
WILLIAM and Mrs. GETTON. Miss VINCLNT di
her versatile powers in the interlude of
from Gram: ; and the evening's perform
with that p:easing m-lodrame ‘liller and his
the performers in which received we I.merited
PANORAMA, STK.% len.—We were yestet day
t
with a private view of 11r. Bunroau s new
of Paris. a work in every respect worthy of
iron already acquire 4 by that distinrui.hcd Artist•
view is taken from the Place Louis XVI. titan
more favourable point could not have been
mdiseptiloapyionlu Thegito
Pontadvantagelor Lteuifiinxesvt
i. feactihrt.tenel,fhiteliet
putes, Amirante, and Champs &pee-, are, of
the nearest and most striking object,; they ar,
represented, and skilfully painted. 'foe tire
and the whole of the scenery, is also painted
ability and effect. There is taste, correct drawl
occasionally considerable humour, in the
groupings of figures. The wine processie.
of St. Louis merits peculiar notice.; it is lull 01
ter. and adds greatly to the animation of the
' MANAGIIMINT Or FLOWER-POTS.—Al this
the year, it is indispensable for those who have
green-house, to remove their geraniums, and
hardy plants, within doors. Up, n the shelves
they may be brought to live through the W'
room, provided that they be placed close to
doves, light being as indispensable to all plant'
or air. Every two or three we. ks also it
vantagi to stir the earth in the pots ; and for e
a large two-pronged table-fork is the most
instrument, as it is no; so apt as a knite to
their r. "tits.

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IN has bee; 11
lust 11
graci•at
e time 10
st
s. /hi
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Am ship, 41 •
an 9)(144
vended air ilt
dimen,i,
7. under the
Iler o be,
Foss i
e quay, t 0
rum the ate;
1$ istribbioe
a tempo,
he is to tray
le Castle, ',Li ti
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SI
MOULSEI CI
leoklneFou b
expresiiseti3 614 it
be male,
eri e rat-rs
hop and Eli,
k
bet of 00„!
Pren emplfiice,
that t! e,
le tunutd :
le twitro.lei
50 petintepdei
sc
lit) oft% et, CI. c
S !mid
a
rs. Warrior, .1
If, on his co, c
bery theft si
t fetlICS tO • •
up and cat
Lt, that nnti.
he viL tons rn . 4
at ought a to
Iressed wo.rna,
lard Bon e
rue time; bo
was lib rat
ening he Aga ti
itl iCti y pits I,
r' of
was very to .
:ssest the Cut p
vations,
Ma) fa •N
h was
Ordered to
Cie! k,
hip.
at some I b
attants of Bad, al
evidence I di
nmittee oa Is;
Attdon Bri&
.led to do u..
n, and theta '
Clerk, that.,
ugh not
.nincister, « "
rint his zet
et
I to tend a -
I
recomm of b
of the Lon• lit
as presented
A
It upon t!:e tc
ction of a C
the 27th Ste c
on which a v •
e show of ha. C
Mast.ivision
he. s appeared
ton Cuuncilmeo,
Lien,
were then r•
s were As un.
2 ; Mr. Peach,
3.
led Mr. Ca
tit on
tt.is Thence,
cf the audit
LI ANIS as .4-4.
41:d Mr. Dlr
t f f irgiaia •
•d by My.
iNca:Nr
of lwo
n snits cocci iv
liter and his • Ita
merited 3114
nteiday hl
mitt Pli ' sh
:hy of the: '
i.hcd artist.
tkAn Irk 8'
been chn,r.
;ore of the F i
.;h4mbre de
are, of c)
they are coll:a
The tiver • • I
painted with
rect drawing.
in the nug°'
:ession for the
t is lull 01 a
n of the scent
—At this e3'
e who hoe
ms, and mho
r shelves as is
h the winter
close to 114 4
all plants 3, .13
60 at WU ni
nJ for this •
,e most co 0'
a knife to ,