Star.
London, England, 1827-12-07 00:00:00

BRUSSELS, Dtermsca 4.

The Count de Celles has set out to return to Rome,
and his mission is supposed to hasten the nomination of
the Bishops, which, for this time, is to be,made by the
Pope, according to the Zesty. It is believed that ibis im•
portant affair will be concluded by the end of February.

" 7e Damp has been performed in all the Charehes of
this city for the happy conclusion of the Concur.lat..—
Brussels Papers, Dec. 5.

Parliament, it is understood, will meet a fortnigh_
earlier than was intended. lustead of the Bth of
Feb Tear y. the day ori4inally filed, the meeting will take
place on the 21st of January.
The accounts fiom Java are to the 22.1 of August.
The negotiations with the native Princes bad corm
mienced : they were opened with one of the leaders of
this insurrection against the Dutch authorities.
indigence has been received, that the Wechabite,
had attacked the holy city of Mecca, and put to the
sword shout 4.000 of the inhabitants. They had em-
braced the opportunity given them, by the Pacha of
Egypt being fully employed in Another quarter, to maks.
this smurrecti nary moveme.,t.
Corm Comm EcacTion.—The election for a Repro.'
sentutive of this county took pace this day, when the
Hon. Joon BOYLs, second v.n of the Earl of Come, was
returned with-ut opposliog, in the room of the late
lamented Viscount EantsbioarCork Paper. Dec. 4.'
The Duchess of Kafir has A Gram' Dinoer Party this
day, at Kensington Palau.
We are happy to crate that the Marchioness rf Cam.-
siososaar is in an improved state of hada.
The Marquis of Hammier) will remain at SudbtUnt
HAW Suffolltcherping open home till after Cbristmai. '
Conley-am is to be the new Bishop of Llandaff
and Dean of St. Paul's.
Eaton Hall, in Cheshire, will be very gay at Christmas

The newly appointed Bishop of ROCHISTER was

colseerated onSoniliy, at the private Chapel of his Grace the
Archbishop of C.avrreasuar, at the Palace, Lambeth. Yesterday
the new Bishop proceeded to Doctor.' Commons, in the hall of
which the usual oaths of allegiance, ahjuraticaO, &e. taken on these
occasions. were administered by Dr. ARNOLD, the Nricar• General of
the Archbishop of C 411171110117 In the presence of several of the
Doctors and Proctors. His iordship proceeded thence to the
Church of St. Mary-le-Bow, in Cheapside, when the customary
prayers were read, and his Lordship's election finally confirmed.
The installation of his Lordship will die place in the Cathedral
Church of Rochester in the course of the ensuing week.
The ancient and renowned Bow Bells were heard
in the City yesterday, for the first time since the interdict war
pronounced against them In the summer of 111126. They were rung
yesterday, for about ten minutes, before and after the new &shop
of Recessions was inducted into his Bishopric in that church.

CtrY Concanv.—Yesterday evening a grand vocal
and instrumental entertainment was given at the Albion Hall, Moor-
fields, in aid of the Fund for the relief of the' Spanish and Italian
Refugees in this country. The Loao Maros patronized the under-
taking, and the Hall was tilled at an early hour by a highly re•
spectable company, among whom were several natives of Spain
and PortugaL The Lord Mayor was p ted from attending
until later yesterday bring the first day of tberriki Battey Sessions,
his Lordship was compelled to dine with the Judges. The Concert
commenced at eight o'clock, and the performance gave general
satisfaction.

Wednesday the Directors of the East India Company
Rave, at the Albion Hotel, Aldersgate street, a Farewell Dinner
to the Right Honourable Lord Wrettax Carnelian Besrtnet,
Governor General of India, preview' to his departure. The
'entertainment was molt sumptuous, and befitting the occasion;
„every thing was excellent, and did the highest credit to Mr.
Kay, whose superior Sherry of 56 years old was universally
approved. The banquet was most superb. On the right and left of
the Chairman and Deputy Chairman, at the cross. table, we noticed—
The (Amami. General, the Right Hon. C. W. Wynn, President of
the Board of Controul, Lord Gm. Bettina. the Earl of Gosford,
Sir Henry Verney, Sir Courts Trotter, Mr. J. Denison, M.P. Mr.
Bonham, M.P. Major Dallas. Governor of St. Helena, Mr. Ellis
Heaton, Sir Rufane Donlan, Mr. B. Barclay, M.P. The Directors
composed the remainder of the Party, which was 38 in number.
A Meeting of Merchants engaged in the Mediter-
ranean and Levant trades, was held yesterday at John's
Coffee-house, when an Association W.lB formed similar
to those at Liverpool, for the purpose of co-operation
in any measures for the general good which circum-
stances may call for. Riles and regulations for the
guidance of the Association were proposed and agreed to.
Roaaeatas Ile Suanay.—Wednesday evening a meet-
ing of the inhabitants of South Lambeth, Clapham, &c.
was held at the Swan, Stockwell, to consider the best
means of protecting their persons and property against
the daring gangs of thieves which have infested those
districts, and committed numerous and daring robberies.
The inefficient state of the police, and the small pay to
watchmen, were the principal topics of discussion dur-
ing the evening. In the end the meeting came to a
resolution to form a Society, for mutual protection
against depred stors. They also proposed to stimulate
the activity of the police, by offering rewards; and also
to defray the expenses attending the apppsehension and
prosecution of offenders, or suspected offenders, whe-
ther prosecuted to conviction or not. They next pto-
posed that they should memorialise the Secretary of
State on the inadequate protection by means of horse'
patrol given to the county of Surrey in general, and to
that 'portion of it in particular, compared with the
county of Middlesex. The number of footpad robberies
rendered it advisable that they should give rewards for
the apprehension of persons attacking the subscribers
or their friends, within three miles of the Swan, at
Stockwell.

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The Duke and Due c.t Cs.* Nitwit stl4lhr Pi ;new
of ilsrserawass Lattdintbuctso and the Prlnce.is Emit IR of Carluth
C3alt to town yeeteed4lt, from th.ir Royal iltsbnerie. mat
Park. Tbc Doke of Ct.liggrica held a leers- at the Admiralty. wt
Lord High Admiral, ihirOt was numeruudy attended by Naval
Officers. . . .
The Princess AUGOITA took an airing yesterday hi her carriage
and four, attended by Lady Maar TATUM, and drove round the
circles of the Regent's-park, Hydeipark, &c.
A C.binet Council was held at. fuer o'clock yesterday afternoon
at the Foreign-once, Downing-strew. which was attended by the
Lela Cmaticaudsa, the Marquis of Limenown, the Marquis of
Anginal', Viscount Gooainen, Earl Clitians. Earl DOOLIT, Mr:
HISEIIIO/11, Mr. WYNN, Mr. CaI•RGES GRANT, The CH•IICILLOI of
the Eacnactuaa, Mr. STURGIS Boole., Mr. Timmy, Viscount
Pat IRST/111, and Lord Baxter. Toe Ministers continued in deli-
beration for near two bouts and a half.

Prince Ltavrw. the Rusaian Ambassador, had a lang conference
with Sari DUDLEY yesterday, at the (Ace of the Secretary of State
for Foreign Affairs.
The Saxon Charge d'Affaires transacted business at the Foreign
Office yeater day. • '