Star.
London, England, 1826-12-09 00:00:00

BERLIN, Novnissui 2S.

Baron de Jornine, General of Infantry, Adjutant Ge-
ral to his Majesty the Emperor of Russia, has arrived
here from St. Petersbutgh, on his way to Paris. He
passed through Frankfort on the Ist of this month.

Letters from Brealaw, of the 29d, say, that there is still a demand
for wool, and that 460 cwt. fume been sold. The prices have risen
eight per cent.

Paris Papers of the 7th instant have readied us. The
Voila of Thursday contains no intelligence of its own from Spain,
but continues to remain indebted to the Quotidientse for informa-
tion from that quarter. It has in fact, in some measure, proclaimed
that Journal the official channel of the Portuguese Rebels, and
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vows its own ignorance of the correctness of the statements which
it publishes, by copying them, and waiting to see whether they will
afterwards be confirmed.

The Elsie contains the Speech of the King of Warmness, at
the opening of the Stares at Sturgardt, on the 34 instant, with the
address of the President, in reply. His Mammy laments the
languishing state of agriculture and industry, which his utmost
efforts have been insufficient to improve, but expresses a hope, that
the termination of the difficulties of his people is very near at band.

Earl BATHURST made some important observations
last night, in the House of Lords, on the subject of Emigration.—
The deplorable distress of the unfortunate Operati►es in the menu-
fa cturing districts was noticed by his Lordship.

In the House of Commons, Mr. WILMOIAIOATON said, as some
mistake bad arisen on the subject of Emigration, he thought it right
to state, that Government had not held out any sanguine hopes of
relief to the present distressed manufacturers from that measure.
On the subject of the Westminster Improvements. Mr. Hos-
House said he wished to be informed, for the sake of his Consti-
tuents, at what time those of them living in the neighbourhood of
Charing-cross were to be turned out of their boosts?

Mr. Husain said the Commissioners were actively engaged in
making arrangements, which they would bring before the public as
speedily as possible, though he could not yet name the day.
Sir It. Wu.son gave notice of a Motion for Tuesday next, the oh-
jPet of which would be to call the attention of the House to the
present state and audition of Portugal, as regarded her relations
with this country and Spain.

THE KING.

WINDSOR, Dr. 7.

Yesterday afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, his Margery
accompanied by some f his household attendants' left the Royal
Lodge in a close carriage, and proceeded through the new plants-
dons, the Long Walk, and the new line of road opposite to the grand
entrance of the Castle. After staying upwards of an hour, his
Margery entered his carriage and left the Castle, returning to the
Royal Lodge by the same route be arrived.
DECOUICIL 11.•-•• His Blargarr is expected to leave the Royal
Lodge early in the ensuing week for London. He TAU remain for
a few days at St. James's Palace prior to his visiting Brighton.
Wednesday his MAJLITY again visited the Castle.
The Duke of WSW:II4MM left the Royal Lodge yesterday, where
he bad been on a visit to his Meagan since Tuesday, for his Lon-
don residence. ••

BRIGHTON. Drcnassa 7.

Preparations are making at the Royal Pavilion,
Brighton, for his Maasarr's reception, to spend the Christmas Holi-
days. The Marquis of Hertford will be one of the Royal visitants.

The Duke of Bedford returned from his shooting excursion, at
Up Park, yesterday. The Earl and Countess of Aberdeen have
left us. The Great Chamberlain, Earl Gwydyr, and Countess, are
arrived, and have taken possession of the house previously engaged
for them in Brunswick-terrace.

Te fourth Rail, upon the plan of those at Almaeles, took place
at the Old Ship Rooms last alight, and was elegantly and nu-
merously attended.

Thursday was the birth-day of the Princess, FRODORE.
The Duchess of Kum gave a grand dinner in honour of the
day at her apartments at the King's Palace at Kensington. The
Duke and Duchess of CLA SINCE, the Duke of imam the
Princess Soma MATILDA. and the Princess CA ROLA of Meiningen,
were of she party. In the evening the Duke and Duchess of Ct.a,..
gums, accompanied by the Princess Ca &owl., left the King's Palace
Kensington, for their seat in Bushy Park. The Princess Sossla
MATILDA also returned to her residence on Blackheath.

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The Duchess of CLARENCE and the Duchess of KENT,
accompanied by the Princess' Casoui of rdelniagen, and attended
by Captain Consuy' honoured Cuvent-Gardea Theatre with their
presence un Wednesday evening.
The Duke of Yotte transacted business yesterday at
the residence of the Duke of RUTLAND, in Arlington street, with
Viscount PALMINSCON, the Secretary at War, and a number of
military Officers.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL, we are happy to state, was
much better yesterday.
Mr. Secretary CANNING was so far recovered yester-,
day as to be able to transact business.
Prince ESTERHAZV, the Austrian Ambassador, and
Prince Ltsysx, the Russian Ambassador, transacted business yes-
terday at the office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
Mr. KAve, the King's Messenger, arrived at the
Foreign Office on Thursday evening, with dispatches from the
Right lion. Sir H. WELtassav, our Ambassador at Vienna • also
from the Right Hon. STRATTOND CANNING, our Ambassador at
Constantinople, to Mr. Secretary CANNING.
The CHANCELLOR of the EICHEQUER, we regret to
say, was so seriously indisposed at his seat in Lincolnshire, on
Thursday last, that an express was sent to London for Dr. Wau-
sau. We are, however, happy to add, that he became so much
better towards the evening, that the attendance of the physician was

Mr. Secretary CANNING 'S indisposition was a severe
cold with inflammation. It confined him to his bed-room for two
days, and he has been bled.
Prince ESTERIIAZY, the Duke of LEINSTIR, the Earl
of J , Lord A Milan', and other distinguished persons, are
expected at Whitley Court, the seat of Lord Four, in the count
of the present week.— Worcester Journal.
We congratulate the Press and the Public upon the
charge of the Lord Chief Justice Bur, in the case of &richly
against Clement. The doctrine laid down by the Chief Justice
in the Common Pleas, namely—that " where no circumstance
appears in a publication front which a Jury can fairly infer malice,
no action is maintainable," goes u far as any honest writer er
printer can wish.
Dispatches, dated 31st May, have been received from
Colonel Ilibnop, senior Officer commanding the Madras
troops in the kingdom of Ava. They announce the
important intelligence, that the second instalment was
ready to be paid at the stipulated period, and that,
nearly the whole of the Madras troops hid embarked
at Rangoon for that Presidency.
There is an art ival from Calcutta and Jamaica, but
of old dates.
The late Mr. Christie of Grueldykes, who died a few
weeks ago at Douse, N. B. has left 1.5001. to the poor
of Dunse parish, and 5001. to the Town Council tot the
. imktovenicut of that town.

PARIS, Demons O.
Friday, the Society of Geography and Discotcery•aff
France, held its Annual Meeting, at the Hotel de
in Paris, under the Presidency of the Baron Becquey,
Director General of Peels et theussies, et des Mines ;
and the Conte de Chabrol, Prefect of the Interior. At
this meeting, Colonel Wright, Of the British army, was
presented as a Member ; and honourable mention was
made of Major Monteith, of the Madras Engineers,
now employed upon an extensive survey of the Not-theta
part of Persia, for the zeal and activity he has dis-
played in that service. A general expose of the annual
labours of the Society, was read ; and an eulogium on
the late Monsieur Barbier du Bocage was pronounced
by the Secretary. The labours of the Satiety have
been attended with complete success, and promise a
valuable acquisition to the knowledge of Qeography
and Discovery.
The Second Volume of tho Memoirs of the Society was hid cm
the table. The next Meeting will take place in the Spring of 1827.