The Duchess of Glocester ...
The Duchess of Glocester took an airing yesterday with the Prinicess Sophia in the Regent's Park and its neigh, bourhood. Yesterday afternoon, at two o'clock, another Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign-office, which was attended by t}.,e Lord Chancellor, the Earls of Liverpool, Westmor- land, -and Bathurst, Mr. Secretary Canning, Mr. Secretary Peel, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Viscount Melville, Mr. Wynn, &c. The Cabinet did not break up till a quarter past five o'clock. After the breaking up of the Cabinet, the Chancellor of the Eixchequer left town fbr Beckenham. Yesterday a Board of the Lords of the Treasury was held at the 'rreasury-Chambers. WINDSOR, Dec. 7.-RoYAL HIUNT.--On Monday morin- ing a fine deer was turned out of the cart at 'I'wo-mile_ Brook, this side of Maidenhcad-bridlge, for the day's diver- sion. A numerous field of sportsmen was present. The deer showed great sport, taking through the enclosures and fields to the left of Burnhaiu across the country to- wards Stoke, where he soon was taken. It is very bad hunting weather, the waters are out so much all over the country; in particular, from Maidenhead to Chertsey is all under water over the helges; the floodl ruus across the streets tlhrough Etoix into tho houses-inl some of the shops the water is at high as the counters. The whole of Wind-' sor Little Park is iniunidated, and the adjacent meadows are impassable in soine parts round here. The great improve- ments at the Castle are getting very forward, there being between four and filve hundred hands at work at that fine edifice. The present state of the Old Bailey, Bridge-street, and Blackfriars-bridge, though very lately Macadamized, is such as to give it a fair chance of very soon rivalling in rmud old Fleet-ditch- WVe should conceive that the winter season is not the beat that could be chosen fGr tearing up the streets of the metropolis. The bridge is in a most dis- graceful state. Lord Sidmouth has, we understand, resigned his seat in the Cabinet.-Sun. The East India Company's ship General Harrie was off Tappanooly Bay the 22d of July. Tbe. Senate of Vienna is discussing the plan which lhad been presented to it relatiiely to the isiablishment of n Baoki The capital is fixed at present at five millions of florins, to bB raised by shares of 500 florins each. The fund is to be indressed tn the re- qa el to ten millions. We understand it is in contemplation to establish a rail-. road between Leeds and Selby.-Yorkgcraa. . e !Notwvithatandijgthe heavy drawback to -commerce at the port ef Brltoi, we are informed tbat sevenrBtistol Dock Shares sold la t week hrup.warda of I001esch shAre, being 801. more ,park they would ha!e fetchd a short rime aiace.-BahJofrna-4 4 . . - .