Star.
London, England, 1816-10-26 00:00:00

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MADRID, OCTOBER 10.
• ;The grandees, of Spain now in this Court held a
solenin imam* ottAhle 11th of last month, hr which
hra *ltOtal giglytes;the Infant Don Antonia presi.
deaLin the name itf the King.; The Duke del Parque,
ariag obtained his Royal Highness's permission,
pronounced in animated discourse, in which he used
the following extraordinary expressions s
is The 'benefit which his Majesty promises to the
present and to iuturie generations, will eternize public
gratitude s the, constant care; the generous labours of
Isis Majesty, will restore the Monarchy to the rank
Whiessibelongs to it ainnag the nations of Europe.—
Loaded with tk,ble.ssings of his people from one end
of Spain to the Isis-name will be proclaimed
with that sincere enthusiasm... which swings from she
heart, and our posterity will still repeat these sada.
ing acclamations." The Noble Orator then glanced
at the services which some of the Grandees rendered-.
to Spain during the invasion of an ambitious tyrant,
particuhtrly Maceda, Rismani, and Albuquerque ;
and concluded by alluding to the present which they
bad this year male to his Majesty, as a proof of their
devotion. This voluntary gift, is appears, amounted
to about £64,000 sterling.

FRANKFORT, OCTOBER IS.

It is announced as a potitive fact, that the Ropejor of Russia has again- signified to the Allied Powers
that he will not interier,e in any manner in the inter-
nal affairs of Germany. This Baton d'Anstett,. his
Minister at Frankfort, has nevertheless received in.
'auctions to employ his good offices to terminate in'
an amicable"manner, aill the disputes which still sub-
sist on the subject of territorial arrangements.

. German Papers arrived last night. from•which we
have given extracts in another part of our Paper, and
this morning a Hamburgh Mail.
The Emperor of Russia, in consegnence of the
general peace of Europe, has ordered the annual re-
cruiting to cease. Deficiencies are to be made up
from the•6th corps, which is to be entirely broken up.
In 1797 •the Royal Library at Copenhagen con-
tained about 100,000 volumes.. It..iis. rm./ stated to
contain upwards of $00,000; so that it is no, one of
the first in Europe.
An official notice has been published at Stutgard,
eespecting the arrest of SCVFVART (which had caused
a remonsCranee from ifie 'States of •Wirrtemberg),
stating that all the forms of law had been complied
with. He had been examined at usual, and. then
consigned in the regular mannerto the proper crimi-
tialcourt, before the remonstrance was received.
On the 19th September *the ships Suwarrow and
Intusnw, belonging to the Russian American com-
pany, under the command of Captain- Higemiester.
of theimperlerniey.. suer from Cronstadt for the
Islands and the north-west coast of Ame-
rice. • Their cargoes cnosist •Ofeatinus articles neces-.
sary for the colonies. M. kagensiester was .borss.in
Esthonia, served by Oriisrigiii, Government fur se-
veral years as a volunteer onboard the English fleet,
and w*s present at several severe actions under Ntc-
eon. In 1506 and 7, he made a voyage to the, north-
west coast of Primerica for the Russian Company, and
returned by land through Siberia. •
HAMBURMA. OCTOBER Is-.

The third confidential meeting *of th* Mil stets iir
the Diet was to take place on the 15th of this month.
Accounts from St. Petersburgh say. that the Em-
peror is expected back in that city on the 16th o
October.

OCTOBER S.
Prince Paul of Wurtemberg, who has passed a long
time out of the kingdom, and has resided for the last
year at Paris, arrived on the 28th of last month at
Ludwiplust, but by the command of the King, his
father, went the very-same evening to Mergentheim,
where he will for the present live with his wife in
quiet remanent.

We have great satisfaetion in stating, that there is
now every prospect of tranquillity being maintained
is Wales. A very full detail of the proceedings to
Wednesday last will be found in another column ;
and we are happy to add, that we have Ibis morning
received a letter from Newport of the date of Then.
day; informing us that the tate difference:, which
partially existed betwixt the Coal Master's and work-
men in Monmouthshire, have entirely terminated,
and that the whole of the colliers are now in full
work. •

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An account, dated six o'clOck, Tuesday evening,
from Dublin, states, that the symptoms of the Loan
LIZUTENANT'S disorder, which threatened immediate
danger, had ceased ; and *at thi only apprehension
that thew remained arose •fteim the excreter weakness
to which his Excelling inid.beee reduced.
• BULLETIN.
" Pbsenbt Park, 'Tuesday Mowing, 9 o'doek,A. M.
es -The Logo LteorrSAt+r COMISIMIS to be tree troorpalooked
kis smut is to some respects isoprond dose yesterday."
'Lord firmware is recovering from his long-nod'
severe. indispoition.
• The May*, and Cerpoestioe of Rode:twain*
voted the freedom of their ancient city to his R.yal
ffighnttatlie fluke of Busseat, the Latta Maros of
Loewe, and Alderman Sir C. FLOWER. •
The•hfAequis end Marchioness of Dowesetaz, the
Eta and Countess of DARNLEY, and the Ladies,
'Bijou, Lord CUSTOM. Lord Alain/It Hsu.. • Mr.
}:ae aed-Lady CATUERStit BnOWNLOW, Colonel
&Mak. FeltiNgt Mr. lad Mrs. MALL, &c. were:,
amongst -alle bite visitors at Mr. BRovomoves beau-,
tifahimg Largao, •

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