Star.
London, England, 1816-08-30 00:00:00

BRUSSELS, AUGUST 24.

Private letters from Paris &announce that the ap•
proaching opening of the session of the Chamber of
Deputies employs all minds, and that a violent
struggle is expected between the two parties which so
strongly expressed themselves during the last session.
It is believed chat the Ministers are resolved to ui-

eqt
and

ItlYph rivet the Opposition which they have illr. " •
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experienced, and to make the Charter respected,
resign.
The solemn distrilarion of Premiums tit the ca,. roan . . -
&dates from the tour Royal Colleges
of Paris, tri, Waterford -
place on the 20th. in the Hal of the Site,,s
~1 thstmgl and ,new I
Institute, with great pomp, in the presence ~f4tuil - Ilatand -
merous assembly, among which were several Nl' • Vianders - -
vitae,. CON c
and Members of the Diplomatic Body. It a •
unhappy people have fallen into t i
rernaa . Came in his NI
able that the ceremony wax opened by the EaEil . Sailed
air of as Gov save the King." ; rat arrivals, bur
LAUSANNE, AUGUST 16. sv colliers, load
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The news . which have been received c . ft
Mena
thee- 1
the Swiss who have gone over to America, are , I •
f with a Mail f
and will probably he u ' j •sailedhisthMeaLicl.
nature to frighten the partizans of this emi • 1. American ship
Rmon, . P
Came in the I
hSacnvedrsaolfofththeesegavuanghees,
,-- a "nar Ithe Eliza and A
to escape the fate that awaits them. The nealtg
of English at Geneva is immense. 1 Sailed his t.l
FRANKFORT, AI7GUST en •• ' and the Eliza, -
The Prince and Princess of Montfort perotte r, ''', 11
naperte and his wife) passed on the 14th Yesterday tl:
Munich, on their way to Clagenfurth, where they ' arrived from
going to fix their abode with the consent of the ~ze ..
." are happy to
peror of Austria. at the Custom
Captain PART';
Extract of a letter from Gibraltar, dated the t• and serious 4m•-
August, 1816.—" 1 have just now heard it repeft at Dieppe, and
eti,
that the British Vice-Consul, at Oran, has en,p,4 ..... secure the dart
Ca Came down
from thence with his family, and is now at e against the pira
thagena, in consequence of a letter from the laet Quebec; and
teiraat.Governor here to him, which was seat 'spas they have both
by a small vessel which returned here in eleven din
by whose report it would appear that the object e. Captain H Arrived earl
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very blunderingly managed, owing to the timid . passengers ; els•
of the Vice Consul, who is a foreigner, of a, 4 Calais, with p
name ct Scercovrcit, and the alarm was give. Chichester pack
—I hope, however, the safety of our Ceuta , eenon, and tl
ssengers' for
Algiers and his family has not been endangered s! Batrro, from
it, although it is reported that they have been um, afternoon, the
fined. It is also reported that the Algerian an from C slais ; a
fortifying their coasts. Lord EXMOUTH had nil from Boulogne
arrived at Gibraltar on the Bth, owing to contrtq Arrived the A
winds." . with five fish, 1
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WINDSOR, AUGUST 29. 44' Arrived the VII
Field, and Hope, •
Yesterday morning, her MAJESTY, accompanied ty Morrison, for Cad'
Powell
the Princesses AUGUSTA and ELIZABETH, w. vet to Ey. Grace , for
Gr Newtaham,
ham Race-course, where there was a Royal Stead , Alezaiader, Mat:,
erected. The Dukes of Sussex and CASIBRIDGE were
in waiting to receive them. Amnna the vimpany At Liverpool, th
were the Duke of DORSET, the Earl and Countess d .. Evans, from Li.
HARCOURT, Lord and Lady ONstow, and Lord and Barbados, Faway
Lad BULRELEY. Elizabeth, Kysh, f
y
folk. At M..lc.a,
On the QUEEN and Princesses leaving the Race. lips, Otten, rum'
course, they honoured Mr. and Mrs. FREEMANIL6 At Leghorn, 1.1. h
with a visit, at their house on Englefield-green, whee Grip ' smith, tr.
the Royal Visitors were •refres-led with a sunipteus Jane, Buldneb, fro
repast. They returned to the Castle to dinner. ; Loodun. At Gas
Yesterday the Paistcs REGENT rode oat again be. Brown, from t. or
In consequ
tween three and 'our o'clock. The account received pro posed Moo
in London last night from Hampton-court was, tin IklieLsom is not t
his Royal Highness was going on remarkably tetil. determined u . a
The Duke of KENT is gene on a viit to h s Ito)i. ' last week.
Sister the Queen of WURTEMBERG. H's Rn al Hi- . ' The establi
ness is expected to return to England by t'a lit r dance on the •
' end of next month, prev:ously to hit lett' •mmt at has been redec
Brussels. situation, it i..
Wednesday morning the ship Hope. of Calcutta, saving of tirl'a
Captain H. ELLIOT, which has been some time in the A reguletia
River wind-bound, was moved from her moorings It with regard to
Blaelcwall by the Majestic steam vessel. The novelty SA likely to be
of sewing so large a ship down the River attaina a r annuity. The
strong easterly wind attracted match notice, and we , gularly shut .1,
are happy to say the experiment completely succeedrd, 4, forenoon, an. i
Mr. Kennett is arrived in town, preparatory to tbe verage 'tried /
opening of the eampany at Covent-garden 'Dwane. of these, as a_.
Ihe new Opera, mentioned as one of its eerliza 1:, • i are licensed 1 y
velties, is horn the pen of Mr. Momrote. A new • the Magistra t.
Tragedy is also in•preparation. for the purpose of dis. Extract tit
playing the inimitable talents of Miss O'NEILL. Caninty Tol,vit
A fatal accidmt occurred on Wednesday night, a , the Manufaci u
few minutes before twelve o'clock. near the coach- ; are no manilla
gate of Vaushall.gardens, ky which a hackney torch. . the particular •
man named Smith lost his life. It appeared that the • have directe.l
coach in question was coming from the west end a lot the employ
the town with a party of military officers, one of whom , Ittlth roads, al
was on the box,witb the coachman, and, as it is stated, . hits may best
was driving at a quick rate. to get into the gardens as with great sit
previous to Madame &qui making her ascent : tbe :nation of the
coach came in contact with another carriage, and by principal (aria
the shock Smith was thrown off the b..x, and, unfor. • saves to take
tunately pitching on his head. was killed on. the spot: ing poor in rr
the officer also fell, and received some injury. Hall, Live rents, and
the constable, was sent for, and took the names of all to employ the
the persons concerned in any way with this unfortn. Thursday s.
nate transactii n. The body was removed to a 1109.4/ frund by a t s
in the neighbourhood. to wait the result of a Coro- e>tf the land, a
ner's Inquest. body was mu
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. the Contractors, the legs remit
beg leave to remind their Friends and the Public, his brother, a
that the present Lenny begins Drawing the 17th of narely drawl e
next Month. The Scheme contains Two Prizes of of one of the
£40.000, Two of ‘lllO,OOO, Two of 81 0,000, !cc. Ece. Extract e i
in Consols and Money ; and the wishes of the Pubhc ' Yyt k, to his is
have been consulted in regard to the Drawing, as an ! June,: 816
equal number of Tickets will be drawn each day, ii 1 take the ..
few days ago, Lla
and the First Brawn Prize, the First Day, will receive yoLur delutle.l ca J
in Addition, £40,0014 which may make it 480,000. itOC4 wbat they
Thus there is every inducement to an early purchase. iltrhaeratsc comet
which RICHARDSON. GOODLOCR, and Co. respectfully
oaring Cross. e-.. 0 atatinat e
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recommend to else e. t •Isesse Public, and solicit their favours at - a_ "" •
I te....troes ne Ix
their fin tanate Offices, Cornhill and C tt-sesiry ',erg t*
HOUR GLASSES IN Pui.errs.—Hour Gl.sses were Si:P•Tption, fro:tt
formerly as common ia pulpits, as cushions are now. • F"cd...esed more
wir
DANIEL BURGESS, of whimsical memory, never , Tel.ire to be t
Y eat and
preached without one ; and he frequently saw it out 2 not pay ;he tut':
three times during one sermon. In a discourse which ,`; itethleut of coo.
he once delivered at. the Conventicle, in Russel.courr, faJled. and more
against nd drunkenness, some of his hearers bean twelve suo;•t
g to a
were turmerly b.
yawn, but DANIEL was not to be silenced by a yawn; technic due, w:t
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he turned his timekeeper, and, altering the me ti . teat, Ece. sad e,
his voice, desired they would be patient a while t' t• part of the a
p!te trim
longer, for he had much more to say against drunken. lup s your
,
ot ----, he ifit
nets ;"s Therefore,," added he, 46 my brethren, we wonie here wl itla t
Will ban aucthtr glass and dica-- 444 bitem
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