Star.
London, England, 1821-12-14 00:00:00

WINDSOR, DECEMBER 12.

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The Duchess of GLOUCEST RR arrived here on Mon- I
from her residence at Bagshot, and proceeded to'.
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Deplore, the residence of the Princess AUGUSTA, to
ay her affectionate respects to her beloved sister, 1
'pm her Royal Highness the Princess AUGUSTA'S
;torn to England. The Royal Duchess remained
0 a ViSit to her beloved sister. This morning the
Berl Sisters left Frogmore in a carriage and four,
oo rode to Bagshot Park. Their Royal Highaesses
ed in the evening to Frogmore to dine, and to
the Duke of YORK, who arrived from London to
affectionate respects to his beloved sister, the
.. Floss AuGusTA, upon her return to England.
Yesterday morning, part of the Queen s 2d Regi-
',- teed of Foot marched into this town from Brighton,
I. odo what is called the Windsor duty, in the room
tithe Foot Guards, who marched from hence a few
*ijs since, on their way to Ireland.
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DUBLIN, DECEMBER 9.

EXTRACT FROM A PRIVATE LETTER.
Barriers are erecting. on the canal bridges round
Dublin, and a Proclamation has been issued, calling
ou the people to shut up their houses at eight o'clock
at night, and remain at home. The Lotto LIEUTE.
NOT, in his letter to Sir WILLIAM STAMER, to call
out the Yeomen of the Barrack division, enjoins him,
in the most
peremptory- manner, not to exclude from
the yeomen any person willing to join, on account of
feligion, The Police are obliged to muster every day
gone o'clock, at the Exchange—the'Castle gates shut
up At four o'clock every day, and no person permit-
ted to pass through the same—no person admitted
or let out of the Royal or other Barracks, without
permission of the Authorities. It is rumoured that
there is a rebel chief in custody at the Castle ; that a
person has come from the South, and is now un!'er
the care of the Police, who, they say, was one of the
persons concerned in destroying a family in the coun-
try; he (they say) is giving information against his
accomplices."

EDINBURGH, DECEMBER 10.

Saturday night, a desperate attack was made upon
party of police-officers at the head of the Canongate,
for the purpose of rescuing a prisoner whom they had
appehended, and were conveying to the Office.—
The assailants succeeded in their unlawful attempt,
after wounding four of the officers, two of them very
dangerously.
The Highland coach, which was expected to ar-
:ire at Inver less on Tuesday night, was detained on
the road between Dalnacardoch and Dalwhinaie, by
a heavy fall of snow: The snow was for some miles
so deep as to be impassable. Thirty men were im-
rediately employed in clearing the road, which is
paw open. There has also been a considerable fall
of snow between Fieeburn and Avicmore.

Wednesday night, the Duke of YORK returned to
Yolk !louse, St. James's, from Windsor.
Yesterday, the Duke of Yong transacted business
at the Commander-in-Chief's Office, in the Horse
Guards.
The corpse of the Countess of BEssortoucti is ex-
pected to arrive at Beshorough house, Cavendish-
square, to-morrow, where it will lie in State for three
days, preparatory to its removal for interment in
the family vault, at St. Mary's Church, Chatsworth,
Derbyshire.
Lord and Lady BURGHERS!' intend leaving town
to-morrow, on a visit to the Earl of WESTMORLAND,
at Aptliorpe.
Yesterday afternoon, Lord and Lady FITZROY
• SOMERSET arrived at their house is Pall-mall, from
tAratlifieldsay. k, here they had been on a visit to the
Duke and Duches. of WELLINGTON.
MARRIAGE IN fl LIFE.—By special license, on
Monday ever.in•, last, at the mansion of the Right
Hot:. Lord S rEwn HT, at Wynyard, by the Right
Roe. a•ld Rev. Lord Viscount BARRINGTON, Sir
Ilsx illa RI) LNG E, K.C.B. and one of the Repreaen-,
of die City of Durham, to Lady EMILY JANE
JAMES, sister of the Must Noble the Marquis of LON--
DONDE I: nr. An elegant entertainment succeeded the
hymereal cet.eniony, which was partaken of by a
large party, including several personages of distinc-
tion. tzir 1-I.r.sur and his amiable bride spend the
honey-moon at Biddick, a seat recently purchased by

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Lord STEWART.
Everybody is surprised at the opulence of Mr.
ALEXANDER BARING. That astonishment will cease
when they learn that that enterprising speculator
realised One Hundred and Seventy Thousand Pounds
by transfers in French Stock in two years.
ADELPIII THEATRE:TiIe excellent new Piece of
Tom and Jerry continues its attractions at this elegant
little Theatre. It was last night repeated amid the
plaudits of a House crowded in every part.
Colman Tar en.rn E.— This House (notwithstanding
the thinness of London) continues to be well attended.
The new Melo Drama of Anna; or, The Black Spectre,
is a pleasing Piece, but the great attraction is the cele-
brated Indian Juggler, Ramo SANIEE, whose perform-
ances attract all the fashionables now in town.
The success last week of the Musical Festival at
Glasgow, will leave about £2OO for the poor. The
gross receipts amounted to about £2300, and the
expenses to about £2lOO. Madame CATALANI re-
ceived about £760; Mr. BRAHANI, £260; Mrs. SAL..
MON, £200; Signor SPAGNOLETTI, £l2O ; Signor
PLaccr, £80; and upwards of £3OO were, it is
said, expended in alterations on the house. The
estimate of the numbers on Monday se'nnight appears
to have been about 1400. The greatest number at-
tended on Friday, when there were about 1700 present.
Monday, the principal Glee Club of England held
their first meeting for the season, being the thirty-
fourth year since the establishment of the Club.
Letters from Gibraltar confirm the statement in
the French Papers, that a Deputation from the new
Government of Cadiz had requested assistance from
Gibraltar to enable them to resist King FERDINAND.
The Governor refused the request, and commanded
the Deputation to quit the town without delay.
A Commission is going out to the West Indies, to in-
quire into the stnte of the negroes who have been placed
by Government under indentures now about to expire,
and fur the put pose of devising means of disposing of
then* her tatter.