Star.
London, England, 1830-04-02 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

Lord Bingham, at the Albany, from a tour ; Joseph Birch, Esq.
M.P. in St. James's-place, from his seat in Lancashire; Sir John
Lowther, Bart. M.P. In Grosvenot-square, from his seat in York-
shire;E
Geo. Herbert, . at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-sweet,
from a tour ; Wm. Co:, . at ditto, from Bath ; General Sir H.
Dalrymple, Bart. in Wimpi c-street, from his seat in Hens; Capt.
and Mrs. Gregory, in Regent-street, from a tour ; Mr. and Mrs.
Hughes, in South Audley.street, from their seat in Wilts; Mr. and
Mrs. Shuttleworth, at Batt's Hotel, Dover-street, limn Oxford;
Rev. Mr. Davaux, at ditto, from N .
DEPARTUItge.am

Hon. Robert Smith, M.P. from Belgravastreet, to his seat, Gray.
burst, Bucks; T. Powell, Esq. from Gould's Hotel, Jermyn-street,
for Devises i Wm. Marshall, Esq. from ditto. en a tour ; Sir
James and Lady Fraser, from Fenton's Hotel, Bt. James's-street,
for Brighten ; Hon. Col. Anson, from ditto, to the Duke of Rut-
land's seat, Belvoir Castle; Edward Hartopp, Esq. from Symmons's
Hotel, St. James'oatnet, for Devins ; Mn. Rice, ham the Put.
teney Hotel, Albemerle.atreet, for Dever; Capt. Knox, from ditto,
for Brighton; B. Gould, Esq. from Batt's Hotel, Dover-street, for
Cambridge; T. B. Esteourt, M.P. and family, from ditto, to his
house, Hatley.street.

The Duke of CLA RES ca attended yesterday morning
a meeting of the Corporation of the Trinity House, en Tower-hill.
His Royal Highness, as Blaster, presided at the dinner given by
the Corporation in the evening.
The Duchess of CLAttEaca dined with the Duke and
Duchess of Gsouczeritit, at Gloucester House, yesterday evening.
Their Royal Highnesses honoured the performance of M. Potkr, in
Lee Plaideure,Le Jail, and Le Csdeinier de Beim, at the Hay-
market Theatre, with their presence In the evening. The Duke of
CLaasxcE subsequently joined the party.
A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon, at
the Foreign Office, which was attended by the Duke of Wrct.two-
TOW. Earls BATHURST, RouLTN' and ' Aszansix Mr. Secre-
tary Pin., Sir G. Illonnay and Mr. IIZARECIL The Loan
CHANCELLOR arrived at the Council about RR hour after It had as.
ambled. The CHANCILLOR of the EXCHROURR wY prevented
from attending the meeting, owing to being engaged in a Committee
of the Hostas of Cammons.—The Ministers remained near two hours
in deliberation.

A letter from Frankfort, dated the 25th ult. says--
" His Majesty, the King. of Naples is said to have solicited the
hand of the PTIOCCIS MATILDA. eldest daughter of the King of
Bavaria, for the Crown Prince (the Duke of Calabria) his son. It
is mid that their Majesties will visit this city on their return home,
and that they may be expected before the middleof May, by which
time the King will return from his tour in Italy."
It is reported, says the Temps, that soon after his ac-
cession to the throne of Greece, Prince LxoroLD will marry the
only daughter of the late Duke of PLacEuxa, who is heiress to a
fortune of 30,000,000 francs, and whose hammy is only equalled by
her mental accomplishments. Bbe is, at present, at rem with her
mother.

The public have been apprised of the adventure of the
Duke de React with Madame ALwaws, the vocalist, in Spain. It
appears that the Erie, having learnt that she spent a day with the
Duke at la Cabers before she left Madrid, has just increased to
four years the exile of the Doke, which at first was fixed at two.
Besides this, the Duke will be obliged to be present at the service
and prayers of the monks of the convent of St. Frances, which is to
be his plaza of Exile.—Porfe Paper
Rumours of a change in the *Ministry continue to pre-
vail. M. de Peyroesst is mentioned for the Interior ; M. Verdi.
nand de Sadder for the Mattes aU. Dodos he the Flames De.
; sad M. Gems Benville, fir Lapse of the awls ; the
aI air tot be emended as thisser st Pooh, lastructioa by U.
Benier.—Jearisol ths Counnur V Irerkare.
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easpielbedy rely, Met an last Tlimelay, am isramat se-
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MOBIL for ma la ass of their being lost.—Dulls Malay
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Owes kw of the lonian lsimeb, asas ark to keep Oak, Lease,
rid thphoisele. We know net whet dimes. fur to be pieced en
Mla beellipees, but it doss apt war heigholdo, If -it he on-
sidled toe the peemeedoes la quietism, vAdst would add to the
torritery Of CMOS, are of little impsitsnes to inland, sad, is fact,
are a heavy swum to ble."