Star.
London, England, 1818-10-30 00:00:00

SCHAFFHAUSEN, OCTOBER Is.

The schism which the snpposed restoration of the
Jesuits has occasioned in the Government and among
the people of this Canton, becomes every day more
confirmed. Public opinion has pronounced itself
decidedly in favour of the adversaries of the Jesuits,
and it is generally hoped that the measure a 'opted
will be rescinded. We are assured that the Govern-
ments of Lucerne, Zurich, Berne, Argovia, and other
Cantons, have unanimously disapproved the step;
taken by our Government.
French 5 per Cents, Monday, 74 fr. cJO c.

A Council of the Cabinet Ministers was yesterday
held at the Foreign Office, in Downing-street ; the
deliberations occupied a long time. A consultation
was also held at the Office of the Home Department.
The LORD CHANCELLOR, the Earl *of LIVERPOOL,
Lords MELVILLE, SIDMOUTII and BATHURST, and
the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, attended.

The Earl of LIVERPOOL arrived yesterday at Fife-
house from liner-castle.

Yesterday his Excellency the Prussian Ambassa-
dor, Baron liumnotor, Counsellor BORSENIANN, and
Mr. ROTHSCHILD, delivered to the Deputy Governor
of the Bank of England, in the presence of Mr. Bus-
NET, Notary, the deeds of mortgage, as securities for
the due payment of the loan of five millions poands
sterling, lately contracted for, by Mr. ROTkISCHILD,
on accuunt of the Prussian Government.
Cardinal CANIBACERES, Archbishop of Rouen, died
there on Saturday last, at the age of 62.

COLONIAL ETIQUETTE,--The Lady of a Gentleman
in a high judicial situation in Demarary, in conse-
quell ce of asserting high claims tt) rank and precedence
in the assemblies of George Town, bas produced a
sort of civi: war among the Ladies there. The Lady's
claims were backed by her husband, who appealed to
the Governor, stating. the law of precedence in Eng-
land. The Governer, it seems, did not coincide with
the Judge in his view c;fthe case, and some unpleasant
cot responderce took place betweenthem, which ended
in a re!ereAce to Lord BArI:URST. This important
business is therefore to be decided by the Secrefael
Singe for Me Colonial Deportment! General ts,-
mor, when Governor of Gi!,roltar, very happily
settled a :Smiler dispute amens, the Ladies of the Gar-
rison under his command, by orderii:g that iu all
cases respecting precedence in the 8011-roons, the
Ladies were to take rank according to theirsexiarity.
It is needless to add, that after dui order, the tor of
the dance was reattlystieldei to the first canditlute
for the disti:ictioz.

THE QUEEt;

Kev,
" The QUERN still languishes under the men
trussing debility, notwithstanding she aept,
intermission, the whole of last night, the
stages of her disorder, her ..‘la.asry ez?e,
some little refreshment from a nights repose
since her last paroxysm evea a succession of'
nights produces no beneficial effect tlatever.
NTAJL'ii 1 nog invariably wakes feverish and
fret:led—circumstances which make it but •
dent that Iter sicp is not the repose cf natzre
artiLial torpor produced by medicine. It
the mother of her MAJESTY languished serer
hefore her death in nearly a similar wa'..
" Last pight the PRINCE 111101.::T TERlZillee
ner with his Royal Sisters. The Duke Yc
arrived at the Palace again in theeveniat.ar.
the dinner party. Afterv:ar,is the Prices
'in corlvenation with Sir ile. r HALEOED I
seral TAYLOR till almost eleven o'clock, k
their Royal Ilighnesses returned to town.
" Sir FRANCIS MiLLNIAN left the Rd.:cell
evening, immediately on the arrival of Sir
HALPORD from Windsor; and he ratuned
seat a: Pinner to-day at three o'clock, when
HALPORD again set off for the Castle.

Their Royal Highnesses the Princess
several hours to-day in perambulating the di
domain which surrounds the Palace, and in
the progress of their improvements. TLet•
vu'i: atter..!ed by General Tartha.

" To-nigilt the Paine Ritoest alighted
Palace about half-past five o'clock, and imam/
gave audience to Sir FRANCIS MILLMAN. IT
highness did not remain more than an hill
then returned to Carlton House to dinner,
" The inquiries at the Palace these last I
have not been so numerous as heretcfore."
The following Bull:tin was issued this d!
Kos.

" The QUESN passed cite greater put of
in a very uncomfortable state; but tae sleep
her MA.;ErrY has had in the night, has afar
lid this morning.

I..ignei

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THE ROYAL FAMILY.

Letters vrere received on Monday frnm
announcing the pregnancy of the bucker
n ENCE. Her Royal Highness's cum= irzi
intention of bringing the Illustrious Pvvr
to this country, previously to her accenc!l
The Duchess of CrUBERLAND is dec'amc
of pregnancy, by recent adYices &cm er.e
Thus we have expectations from four cua
Duchess of KENT, the Duchess of CA:'

:11C tWO Ladies above named, all are