WINDSOR, May 11.-On accou...
The Times, 1824-05-12T00:00:00

Nir, \. ,on May II -On accoutnt of the cohl and uintavourab'. statk of tht rveather, the King did not leave ilhe Castie thiv tay. SLr Charles L)ng arrivet at the lCastle yestertlay, on a visit to llis Majesty. Yesterday afternaoon, at ialf-past onie o'clock, a Cabinet Council awseinh!el at the Foreign-officc, Downing-street, *.,hilkh sat till half-past three. Mostof the CabinctMlinis- terT wru present. Eari Grey Wa;s l.st ;igbt in tbe House of Lorts, for the first time, wve helic.e. this session. (rGIBAr,lAZ. April 17.-An insurgent privateer was cari-inz yesterdav ;It dile e;;trance of' the Straits. April 19-Tihe Cadiz Diurynt,onX that two Spanish vessels were captured by insurs,cett pinvatccrs P.. t; ,e 7th and( 9th ins:. 6I-OXAINAV, April go).-I he Fair Camnrijan, of Cardli- gan. (rif hl,-. was totalli, Icst onl Chiickeni hleau, about scevn n,iles fram thi-7 baiLout, thle 2d in,t. Cricw drowned. Liv tap.jor., -1Ir 7.-On ihlc 9;)t7 of April,itt lat. 4'2. 40. longoS. : ). ., at 4 p. n0. ttie Mart, lMitcchell, wrrived here from Clirl's5:'o, discovered a thick column of siioke, at a coroiderable distance on the weather beamn, annd shortly afterwvards saw fla;es frori ihc na,,t head: made a.11 sail to wind ward, withi two mien at rhe tnast heats. keepint: a look-out for boats or wreck. At 5 p. mn. discovered tle hull of a ve-sel to be on fire, with nothing sttsnaling but the bzrvspri.t. At 7 p. ni. a ship, wvith lectta' in her.forc.top. sfl, crowsed to windwardl of ui. A t 10. S1). 1. nm. passed about 20 fauboms distant from the wreck ; she was, at that tihe, butned as low as the bends on the lec-side, anti a considerable quantity of wreck was towing to witidwvai(d; a mart, wvith ritle top wholc, yel- Itiw painted, aod s,nall sparred. lay to wxindward, but not the least appearance of any living creature beinK aboat the wrkck. She ap- peared to have bieen a vessel of abe,ut 200 tons, very sharp, with a fiddle or billet head, the ci.owater 6tanding rather straight outt fronr rhe s-tern. At the time we saw her, she was a solid mass of fire in- side. witl not much flame. A t II 1). nu. nade all sail fromi her. Yesterday a Court of Aldermen vwas held at Giiildhsll for the general despatch of public businesa. The thanka; of the Court were utanimou,lv voted to the Lotd Bishop of Exeter asd the Rev. S. Crurntker, for their sermons preached' be.ore the Lord M1a1or. Aldermen, and Governors of t;e Royal lloispital4, at Christ Chluich, N'ewgate-street, on iMond;y and Tucsday it E.aster wee-. The Vhamberlain reporte( to thc Coutrt thc pro.uce of tile Orphians' Funl for thb last quarter, at)I the amount of stirplus thereof applicable to the discbarge of the debt, uipon wvhicil the Court directed 17,5D01. to be paid off'; and t)se Chtamaberlain vas itistructd(I to giVC theUsnual notice to the several parties interested, to receive tile s^anie. The Courts of Conservancy tor Sturrey a;ld AjiddIesex, ansd ssex and Kent were appointed. Precepts were ordered tio be iskued th)r a Common-hall on *11 idstiuntler-day next;tor th chieetiole ofaileriff;, aind other oftcers usually chosen or, that day. Thle ieqista of ttc wards or Cheap, Aldgate, and Castle-Baynord, niade presenienlets ot ruinous preaise.s and uon-freeanen, &c., which werd referTed to the Solicitor and COiettberlain, as l-iual. Sundry pCttiollit were eardl and e'teicninell, ai.1 sundry persons were sworp, rnd others allow.d, to bo adali:ted'birolters. I'he Court agreed with a report l,w,, thc 7olice Comnmittee, on having givern the requisite orders for t: xtrytnir t.e niew atraKeitients for the better goNermeut of the city into cxtcution.