Star.
London, England, 1827-11-08 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Lords of his MAJZSTY.3 Moat Hon. Pi ivy Ccn, cil
assembled yesterday morning, at eleven ecknit, at the Cowed
Mee, Whitehall The Lords present were--. Viscount
Lord BULK?, Lord Macao's, the Right 1101101TabIll CNAIL
GIANT, WILMOT HORTIN, Gansat Trearsr, and HOOP, Ellin.
The subject for the deliberation of their Lordships was o,,Je„,aod
to be au matters relative to the Colonies. Sir hint Stammer,
the Attorney-General, and Sir NicHous Tweet., the SolicinwsGe..
Demi, were in•atteodance during the sitting of their lorditipa—
The Meeting broke up soon after two &cloth in the arienwrn..
The Marquis de PALMILLA. the Portuguese Minister, tiantace
business yesterday at the Office of the Secretary of State f r
reign Affairs, in Doweing.nreet.
• Mr. QUILTS GIANT visited the Earl of Denary yesterday.

CIIMIICILLOR of the itsemacsoes .iited VisCOMM GsDil:C11
yesterday, at his residence in Downing-street.
Lord Bexuar came to town yesterday morning, from his neat at
Foot's Cray, Kent.

Dispatches were sent off on Monday night from the Fart:gt
06ce, to Mr. tzumvoao Cuomo, our Amba►sador at Cowa.
dnople

Wednesday, his Grace the Duke of WELLmsrav
arrived at Bradley, the seat of the Earl of Ciaraanna lln
Grace joined the held on the following days when Mr. lierseLis
taads threw of is the Park. A very nuns/revs LIJ auenbrol
to pay their respects is the Doke, who appeared is eierlient hethli
and spirits, and participated he the pleasure of a Derbyshire Fee
Macs with much aohnatiao and obvioas satisfaction. •

Captain Sir CHARLIIS MALCOLU, of the R 141 Navy
hes been appointed to commend the Bombay Marine on the Mt

Copt. Lord WILLIAM PAGET succeeds Sir CHARLES
lilAuxit.x in the command of the Dublie yacht.
Letters from Gibraltar, to the 24th of October, suite,
that the Governor had taken some steps in the business
of the Lord •Rawdon ; but nothing was defin-ir!ly
known upon the subject. The Isis, Sir T. Swart,
had sailed from Gibraltar for the Nlediterra, es...
Montreal and Quebec papers have atrived.t.) theist
ult. His Excellency the Governor was cup cte4 at
Montreal on the 4th of October, from his second inifr,,
tion of the Rideau Canal ; great preparations were Riede
for his reception. A College was immediately to be
boat at York, in Upper Canada. •
From the number of notices put up on the beards at
the entrances of the Law Courts, for applicati•
aden'tted to practise as attornies in the Courts of K•sg'.
Beech and Common Pleas, a fearful inefes,e f
510
species appears threatening. The numhe, v n have
applied for admission during the preset' Te.m a i.ounts
to no less than 197. of whom 177 are to practise ~, the
King's Bench.
An Inquest was held at the Adam and E e
ton, on the body of an aged female, wh.ch w s Jig°.
refed by her son in the kitchen of shot bouse that
neighbouthood, burned almost to a cinder. Verdict—
" Accidental Death."
An Inquest was held at the Rose of Nottnandy,Einge
street, Islington. on the body of Miss Stuart, aged 11.
—The decassed was crossing Islington•road, «hes a
Gentleman's carriage rapidly passed, the horses komted
her down, and, before they could be stopped, she
vehicle had passed over her. She lingered for a ler
days, when she died. Verdict—" Accident.' Death"
Yesterday an Inquest was held at the Ram I-n,
rough Al ,rket, nn the body of a newly.born infant, found
dead. Henry Page, Beadle of the Market, stated,
that on Monday morning some boys found the dead
body of a child on a heap of tubbish in Rochester'
street, tied up in a blue serge apron; there were to
marks of violence that he percetved.—Mr.Konley,sar-
geon, inßridge-street. Southwark, said, from the stateef
decomposition it was in, it must have been dead nearly a
month, and it was impossible to say whether it was
born alive or not, nor aseerta,n the cause of death. It
was full grown. Verdict—" Found Dead, but whether
horn alive or not, or what was the cause of death, these
was no evidence."
On the night of the 24th ult. a quarrel relative to
the merits of their respective troops, arose smog
some soldiers belonging to the 7th Dragoon Guards,
now quartered in Coventry, who were drinking at the
Three Tons public house, Hertford-street. Three wen
were severely wounded ; one is in the guard roam, atla
two in the hospital.—Coventry Observer.
THE NORTH WALEHAII AND DILHAM CANAL,—.e.
Monday the general meeting of the Shareholders ilk
this .Company was held pursuant to Act of Pali"
ment. Lewis WOLFE, Esq. was called to the chit
The report declared that the total expense of t
would not exceed by above 1,000!. the - ilestireatthe o
The canal was nearly finished. and a
per cent. was declared on the prods
Co
sent tolls. A considerable impulse, it
given by the canal to the laneuishi
terests in the neighbourhood of the
announcement was received with s
Shareholders that will perhaps gi•
pain to the lovers of natural menet;
try. Adruiral-Wyndham's plantations
canal are about to be cus down. "
belonging to Lord Suffield and the .
house, similarly situated, are also done
neath the axe, to make way for this
.choice of a Committee for nest year
thanks to the Chiirmier the Meeting

he original estimate-
I a dividend of
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ling agricultural
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line of canal. I.
satisfaction bY
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rear, and a vote
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NAVAL INTEILIGENCE.

711•1!"'"..
ISTRACTI Olt LITT110! TONI TOO AOUTI TO LLOTh's
AT IIIITIP*4II. DATE) OCT. 4

His Majesty's ships Glasgow and Brisk are in port;
the latter arrived last night from Navarin, where Ad.
mirals CODRINGToir and DR RIGHT are watching the
Turkish and Egyptian fleets. The Ara" Winos, ar-
rived 24th ult. from Alexandria, has been plundered
three or tour times by the Greeks. Four Greek brigs
are cruising between Seio and the main. It is reported
that the Greeks are about to attack that Island. The
Greek cruisers are furnished with papers by the Greek
Government and Lord CoCHRAIiz, although their ob.
iect u piracy and plunder.
His Majesty's ship JASEIR salted on the 27th ult.
frith stall Vessels. from Chesme, and will wait there
instil their cargoes are completed; and then give them
'ouroy to Malta. H. M. ship RALEIGH sailed 27th ult.
vat a vessels for Constantinople, under convoy.
urn, Oor. b.—The Ranger, ROBERTSON, arrived
`from Malta, went on shore within the harbour during
-a gale on the 10th ult. but was got off without damage.
7.:„The Eliiabeth ButmaLL, from Liverpool to Mile,
drivinrth 'Tithe do the 3.1 inst. by stress of weather, is
repotted to haVe teen plundered by a privateer schooner,
on her voyage to Alekindria. Greek pirates swarm in
the Archipelago, so much sah, that it is now unsafe for
vessels to proceed up without coTtroy.
GIBRALTAR, Oceoaaa 17.—The Virgin del Car-
gm with brandy, wine, and nuts, captured off
Cape de Guts on the 29th nit. by the Metican privateer
Mlestadera, pu: in here yesterday in distress, having
kit bowsprit, Ike.
15TH.—The Moroqueen brig Rafahhah,which cleared
on the 16th instant for Tangier, was the Sardinian brig
Aurora, purchased here for the Emperor ;1 Morocco.
Another Sardinian brig, called the Triumfante, has been
likewise bought for him.

Tour, Nov. Nov. s,—Arttved the Swatter', CAN,YI from Lomita
fur Cadiz.

timirffl. Nov. 6.—Win3 W. N. W.—Saikd the Stammer
packet, for Lisbon.

Poarosomm. Nov. 7.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the Little
Aiwa, HaLrranar, from London for Jamaica.

Dan, Nov. 7.—Wind moderate.—SaUed all the out.
ward.bound.
inure Nov. 3.—Arrived the Janvrin, Bans, from New-
Jauodland% and Cannelton, Panamaou, from Norway.
Bantus., Nov. 6.—Arrived the Felicity,. Gran, from St. Pe.
trwberab.

Cana, Nov. 4.-.. Arrived the Helen. Antoci., from Demerara—
sailed 12th September; Jane. Haxttaor, from Restigrache ; and
Superb, lianoaasom, from Si.. Petersberet.
Warm, Nov. (L.—Arrived the Isabella, BELL, from Rip.
Lena, Noe. S.—Arrived the Leipzig packet, Yowl., from
Rutterdam. .

Heti, Nov. 6.—Ta mussequence of the continuation of the gale
from N.N.E till Friday, the Neptune, Sarre, on shore near Tun-
,stalr, became a total wreck, and the cargo is loot. The Union,
Wstrox, from Eyemoutb, ran athwart hawse a vessel in the toads
this naming, and cdrried away her mast.

Coss.--Arrived the Union, Buarou, from New York ; the St.
George, Ireaselp, from St. Andrew's, New Brunswick; Sir James
Inept, Tau.ar, from Bay Cha/eur, leaky, boond to Dundee.
butane; Nov. 4.—Arrived the Argo. forma, from PrinceEd-
'Nat'l's Island) and Charles Tennyson, Samar, from London.

The Retain, of Oporto, has been captured by the Vincedor
Baum Aytes privateer.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE-,THIS DAY.

Tim Sax TitanarThis important branch of our trade has wit►-
in the lest fortnight been gradually becoming kis brisk, and from a
sweet activity :ise relapsed into a degree of languor which it k
feared will last log some time. Those opposed to the new measures
of Government respecting the trade are again loud in their com-
plaints against the Import of French manufactures, on the present
low duties, and anticipate a recurrence of the distress experienced
by the trade twelve months since. The most influential individuals,
however,thisk differently,and feel asserted that the present inactivity
will be only temporary. It is certainly true that since the late im.
prevenient in the trade,Freoeb manufactures have poured in, but it
Is likewise true that the decided preference for English manufac-
tures by our countrywomen is on the increase, the novelty of pro-
curing French silks having been lost by their ready introduction.
The omen of Spitalbelds are not at present so much em-
ployed as they were a month ago, and many of the manu-
facturers have reduced coeshdetably their hands. Those weavers'
employed have been reduced from Id. to itd, per yard in severs
instances. This however, is always a dull semen of the year i and
the shopkeepers having already a stock, it is net repeated by the
nnm sanguine that a revival will occur before Christmas.