Star. — 1821-09-10 (London, England)

HIS MAJESTY'S VISIT TO HANOVER. HANOVER, AUG UST 29.  Today the workmen have begun to build the triumphal arch through which the King will make his entry into this city. The guard of honour, on horseback, exercises every day. Guards of honour, can horseback, are in like manner forming in all the towns of the kingdom through which the King will pass. At Gottingen a part of the students are practising to perform a Carousel. The horsemen, eight in number, who will perform in this kind of tournament, are to be babited in the Spanish costume.  Bermuda Papers to the 22d July have been received.. It appears from one of them, that a new source of commerce has arisen in the West India Islands, of much importance as regards their prifa eon of intercourse with the United Stars, tinder the operation of the Navigation Act. Cargoes of corn have ,arrived from the coast of Africa, which will amply repay the importer, at the low price of one quarter of a dollar the bushel. It is described to be of a good quality, and similar to the flat corn of the Northern States of America, but of a kernel smaller and whiter. It is added, that a petition has been forwarded to England by the West India Planters and Merchants, praying that a direct trade may be allowed, in British ships, to and from the Baltic.— By this means, it is said that our West India Islands will obtain their needful supplies of lumber and staves on better terms than they have done lately ; and, among other advantages, the ships will not in• cur a risk of losing their sailors by desertion, which was too often the case formerly, when trading to the American ports. Should the wishes of the West India Merchants and Planters be realized, it follows that their great commercial competitor, America, by its restrictive policy, will only have forced them into a more lucrative way of di-posing of West India produce, and of obtaining requisite supplies for the Colonies. The disagreement between G overnor Lum LEY and the inhabitants of Bermuda still exists to as great an extent as ever. An instance of his mode of proceeding is given in these Papers, which, if faithfully re-1 lated, proves him to be very deficient in that temper and discretion which should actuate all who hold the reins of Government. A claim having been made by the Pastor of Hamilton on some of the inhabitants, for the payment of ecclesiastical dues, it was resisted by them with much pertinacity, on the ground of illegality, and two years bad elapsed without any pro.pect of bringing the affair to an issue. The Pastor on this appealed to the Governor, who, on hearing his statement, ordered instant payment of the dues claimed ; but the parties proving refractory, were arrested by some of the soldiery, acting, as presumed, under his Excellency's orders, and confined iii their• Church, and from thence, still refusing payment, were carried, under military escort, to prison.  Friday, their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess r f CLARENCE, accompanied by the Duke of SAxE-MEININGEN, and their suites, arrived at Windsor Castle from Bushy Park, where theaoyal visitors. viewed the Castle and the Round Tower. Their Royal Highnesses afterwards stopped at Frogmore on their return home, and viewed that fine place. By Papers from Baltimore of the 10th August, we learn that advices were received there from St. Tiro• mass, which state that a French vessel had sailed from that island with two females on board, and were reported to have with them two millions of dollars; they were captured by a three-mast lugger, and all on board, except one, were murdered. Accounts hare arrived from Madeira of Ore middle of July. It was supposed that some fresh regulations would be adopted, imposing a duty on foreign flour, wheat, and other grain, hitherto imported duty free. The three Deputies, who had been elected at Madeira, under the new Constitution, had sailed for Lisbon, and carried with them the remonstrances of the people against the enormous duties imposed by the United States on Madeira wines. It was supposed that a countervailing duty would be laid on certain articles the produce of the United States. Accounts had arrived at St. Michael's, that the Governor of Terceira (who had been under confinement for refusing to consent to the new order of things) had been publicly murdered in the streets, with several others. The British ship Royal George, with a Governor for New South Wales, sailed from Madeira on the 10th of June.