Star.
London, England, 1817-07-30 00:00:00

BRIGifION. JULY 29.

Yesterday, Sir Cum'Les KNIGHTLY and suite, and
twenty-two other passengers, arrived from Dieppe.
We can never learn from the French Journals even
recent circumstances with any degree of accuracy;
but Isom travellers, the information is somewhat in-
ter,:aing, as it regards the political feelings of our
Norman neighbotirs For instance, even the repre-
sentation of a Comedy' at the Theatre of Dieppe,
• will disturb the•peace'Of a whole town. Opposite
views are prevalent, And' the pique of the inhabitants
against the militratrilf:Dieppe is the more blameable;
because the Play on Sunday week, ordered to be per.
formed by the citiz -xis. had been expressly prohibited
by the Director General of Police in Faris. Thd
elnillition of parties is now terminating in a trial of
remonstrances to the Government, and a memorial
for the removal of the National regimlnt ; and the
disbanding of the Gens-d'Ariries, at Dieppe, will
probably silence all antecedent animosities.

The price of bread has fallnr at Rouen, but still the
people complain as it the change of Gov..rnruent had
caused the last bad harvest. In tact maay complain
with intellectual weakness, that the seasons have
changed with their rulers. Several district: have
lately suffered from tempests, which have destroyed
the produce of their apricots, nectarines, end peaches.
but all accounts corroborate our previous inform*.
tion, that the earth never exhibited more blessed crops
of bread corn.

Along this coast of Albion's shores, nothing can
be more grateful than the prospect of plenty...price
of bread is falling in this district.
The Duke and Duchess of RUTLAND have arriv4
at the Pavilion. from their tour in the Isle of Wight.
The venerable Bishop of Winchester arrives to nu,n
row, fur the benefit ol the coast siir.

Yestertlay afternoon, the Duke of Yonc. after as
teniiog the tiniNcr. It: to.:N•r, left town at hatil-pait
tire cluck for litigtaton.

Lord Snw.tot'c liad a long audience yesterday of
the Mown lt,..t.orwr, at Carlton House, upon his .isa
rival m England.

•
YetterdAy fr l mel Nit.t.earrart arrived at the Co.
lani.d Other, Dotvaing-street, with diipAtthes two;
the &fauteuils.

It is Mr. Cookr,-)flee Under Secretary of State for
the Foreign 11PpartnOivi, whu has tesigneds and not
Mt. liamirrag.-44rAILanta bucceeds him.
k Yesterday 4, Cabinet' Council was had, which was
attended by alt ttieNiiiisteis except Lord CASTLE.
1114011. His Lordship continues at Fout's Cray, aal
his accident now appears to have been very serioas.
The sinews of the first .end Lecond fingers have been
divided by the animal's te.qh, and the first articula-
tion. with the nail of the fir.t finger upon it, a:e
nearly separated. There is an extensive laceration
in the hand beside!. His Lordship was in the act of
preventing the dog from attacking another dog, when
it bit him. It was always remarked as an ill-tem-
pered and ferocious animal—it came as a present to
Lady CASTLERFACM from S:utgard.
Lord CASTLEREAOH has been hardly used by the
brute creation. He was kicked in France by a Lours
and has been bit at home by his own dog
The election for Limerick terminated on Saturday,
Jttly 19. when Major %/calms was declared du:y
elected. Mr. TtattiLL has entered his protest against
the return.

Kitvo's THEATRE —The Opera of Dm CilMpaerai
last night, was not less numerously attended that
during the whole of the present season. Among those
present we noticed
Dukes of Bedford and Grafton ; Mike and Duchess of Leeds,
Duke and Duchess of Argyll; Duelleroes Richmond and Marl-
borough; Marquis and Marchioness art Winchester, Marquis sad
Marchioness of Worcester; Marchionesses of Downshire and
Tavistocb ; Lards Witichel•ea, Btiir, lake, 5111fteibUllft
Wm.
Ru.sell, Harrington, P.iimerston ; and Lady Thaw. Lord
and lady Ludlow, Lord and lady Berwick; Ladles Maty
Benstock, Essex, Titbkion, lirownlow, G. Cavendish, Argiii,
Rltsnmeiourree:
FH.y.w.dr.
ry~skaiyeyd,
Fitzroy, Jones Ellerborougb,
and Sets, 14gotis.. ,
A. C. Smith;
sirs L. SkeeLegtoll,.C.H'ils
"113Ullylde, J. I.arighorii, H. Dastawood,
F. Baker, W. hillof, J. Moiler, C. flint ; Mrs. Rigby.
Yesterday a. sevisSerlous Opera was read in the
Green-room -of. the. PAplish Opera House, for the
first time, said tOlir St Mr. Nt ate, of Liverpool.
CORN-EXCHANGE, JULY There have been no
fresh arrivals of Wheat since M,lid,iy, and the wea-
ther being showery, caused an increased demand for
that of fine quality, and a few simples obtained an
advance of 25. per quArteribit*thegeueral sales were
upon the same terms. 35 on Monday. B.irley, Pease
Brans, and o.tts, also fully support tse;r prices—and
for 0 tts there was a ready sale. ur ads :ussetesi
on Monday, .5.4 persack.