Star.
London, England, 1821-11-13 00:00:00

SIR ROBERT IVILSON.

Thursday, Sir ROBERT WILSON racscl three,
Morpeth on his way to Houick, the Sea• of
Gamy, in company with J. G. I,Astavng. xp
On his arrival at the Queen's Head Inn, he ve.isc
dially greeted by the welcome clieels ,k_ .
bitants, who had assembled in an unusual deretoe
anxious to obtain a sight of the gallant Gent._
The populace took tkt horses from the carry
dorae7idihtism thofulloeugh the to
people:
befwonre,
theamid
hariesse the ge". 24:4
were Agit
put to, he ascended the carriage and
spoke ro the
following effect :
G eterLeaunt— It b & great satisfaction to rne, that, teat
in company with my Hon. Friend, Mr. Imaken, a,,i,,t71
one of the greatest and moat patriotic Noblemen of the kingal,„.
Earl Orey—(.ippleuse)—l should be lammed with this**,
of your approbation. I feel proud—bat, permit me to
s.
proud, not as an individual, anxious to advance his own tiak,
hut as a member of the great community; because, I peter's,
in your present conduct, that you think as Fngli,haten, dot
impossible to offer injury to one limb of the body politic von„,,
affecting the safety of the wholesoo(dppicase;.—l haw, 41
ruined in my profession—deprived of the means of bread.,"
property confiscated—and ft remains for me to inquire, 5541,
you to ascertain, the cause—(Cries if "Simon
cause"—" None").—lf such things :re permitted, there
end of all justice in this our Lind of freedom :tad ofofi,t
All I demand-is trial, and only so f..r I beg of you to psi,
me. I court the penalties of the law if I ant moved gunt,-.1
say, I court the penalties ; but, Gentlemen, I feel assured 64
if brought to trial, there is not a manly and independent 1.1544
man, there is not an Officer of humat:ity in the service, so
Officer anxious for his own personal honour, nor an fig,
jealous of military discipline, that will not be forced to gists,
a verdict of acquittal—l Applause).—l repeat that I court nil*
I demand trial ! There is no man a greater friend to the
man a greater friend to the goverrma of justice that I
I declare myseit unconscious of offence—and yet, without
slightest investigation, without the least authurised alkgatin
crime, I am injured in my rights as a soldier and as a citi
Ii such things continue—if Alinisters have power to wake
servants of the l'ublic the victims of their caprice, white
use of any code of civil or of military law? the Aran wip
longer be distinguished for Officers of feeling, juttice, and k
ledge, but it must become the tyrannical instrument of
authority. Gentlemen, I will not detain you longer; lan
gratified with your flattering testimony, the more so, at •
People of hlorpeth are distinguished—have long bc.‘a • •
gobbed, for their exertions in the cause of Constitutional It
and, Gentlemen, I entreat you to stand firm ; let :WWI
you, let no steps of arbitrary power check you in your car
and I do not despair of being able to congratulate yen m
attainment of a great and decisive victory."—(Loud daps)

FATAL DUEL IN FRANCE.

PRIVATE LETTER, DATED PARIS, NOVENA:,

A lamentable duel, which has just deprivedati
our brave Generals of an only son, still in his
is the exclusive topic of conversation in Paris. !
of General FR EYRE arrived from the country:*
to be near him, his father wished to keep him shot
the whole evening. One of his friends came alai
fered him a place in a box at the Theatre ef Paten
Martin, which he accepted. He weat, daring tit
entre-act, to walk in the lobby, where a man passo
close to him, and the young FREERS cautiously pa
aside a cane he had in his hand, that it might tut
touch him. " Why do you shift your cane?" said
this individual to him. " Not to 'impede your vas.
sage," replied young FR BYRE. " Your counteoana
displeases me," rejoined the aggressor. "To-ton.
row," answered the youth, looking him in the ha,
"it will, perhaps, be less offensive to you." Ts.
morrow!" exclaimed D. (which is the acme of tie
bravo) " it is unnecessary to defer it so long; ;drip
out now." FREYR E immediately returned to !infant
and related to him the rencounter. D. to whosid
ling is a welcome pastime, and who,
going to the Theatre, had openly sworn
kill some one that evening, " in order,
moody, " to make the fifteenth," has
of arms and accomplices ready for hit
provide swords was the business of a /
repaired to the Champs Ey sees ; the I,
den Beaujon served to light them in ti
victim is ready. FREYRE had scarcely

his guard, when he received the mortal
invoking the name of his father, whom
again to behold. Thus the fifteenth
with the dead. To this narrative 1 sir

nient. My heart feels a pang, that ou
in the face of such accursed deeds; al

has killed fifteen of his fellow-ci eattires,
it, not only with impunity, but with fe•
Lion, and insult, by his presence, the desolate,
of his ill-fated victims. I learn, but without :KAI
that the brave Officers of the distinguished Gundis
which D---if unfortunately belongs, are indigents
his conduct, and that they have unanimously solicit
dismissal.

Tuesday the Duke of Halm-roll' left &solo
Palace, Scotland, for Paris.
The PRINCE ROYAL of DENMARK las anirsfil
Paris.

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Lady STEWART has been dangerously ill, *BY'
-dick, for these few days past, medical aid baq
been sent for by express to Durham, on Wedrelk
The remains of the late Lady ELIZAIIIIII SIP
norE, sister to the Earl of CHESTEKFIELU, are (0 k
deposited in the family vault of Bradby
But ton- tipon-Ti ent.
It is in contemplation to erect a magnificent tr?'
tiian Statue to the memory of our late respecter'
vereign, at the west end of Great liing.street,?l
burgh, in the space between that street and tbe,ler
Circus.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
Sir RA LPH WOODFORD, GoVcrPIP of Trinidad, at tile nYr
Hotel, St. James's, from the Continent.
General Hussey VIVIAN, from Hatni►shire.
The Duke of Sr. ALBAN'S, frelyl
Lady I►rrnt, in Grosvenor-square.
General Onon, tt Gordon's llotcl. Albers, .
Sir JOHN, Lady, and the Misses Nrcrn, frnn
DEPARTURES.
The Duke and Duchess of RIITLAWD and family.
ley Park, for llelvoir Castle, Leicestershire.
Lord NEGLIVT, from Lilleys, Bucks, on a
in Norfolk.
lion. C. C. CAvrenTsir, for Last Monte. Sofset.
Earl Cow►:K, on a visit to the Duke and Ih-1.
at Woburn Abbey.
Lord Lyxencet, from Warreq's Hotel
Swot.), Stratford, Stiffolk.
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