Star.
London, England, 1825-12-23 00:00:00

MEETING OP THE CABINET.

Yesterday morning, after breakfast, the Etrl of
LtvgaPoot. left his country seat at Coombe Wood, near
Kingston, Surrey, about ten o'clock, in his travelling
chariot and pair, to proceed to London, to attend
Co
the important business of the State, which has for some
time past required his constant and incessant attention.
The Noble Earl arrived at his house in 'Whitehall, at
official business
was in attendance OD
the
eleven o'clock. During the day, the Noble Earl re.
ceived frequent communications front the Bank of Eng,
land, as to the proceedings of the day.
Earl, Secretarya tond
the Treasury
transacted
Abrut twelve o'clock, Mr. Humisscm, and Mr.
GRANT, the Presidtnt and Vice-President of the Board
The
eoble
of Trade, attended the Noble Earl as Premier, and in.
i troduced four Gentlemen to him from the City, upon
the important subject of commerce and trade. Them!),
jest to be discussed being of considerable importance
occupied their attention till past three o'clock. ,
Afterwards, rt.e E trl of LivItRPOOL had a long con.
sultation with Viscount MaLtrist.e, the Earl of HAD.
ROWBY, and Mr. Secretary PEEL.

At a quarter before five o'clock. 'gr. THORNTON, the
Bank Director, waited upon the E Lit of Ltvrnroor., to
report to his Lordship the proceedings of the day, which
we understood were very favourable, and h'ghly satis-
factory,. both to the Directors of the Bank of England
and to the Noble Earl who is at the head of the Clem.
bers of his Majesty's Government.
A very important Order in Council, particularly as
it respects Ireland, we understand, was agreed upon
on Tuesday, by the Km; in Council, which was a regu-
lation for the coinage of Ireland, to assimilate it to the
coinage of England.

BRIGHTON, DEC. 21.

The Duke of ST. ALBANS, Lady H. BEAUCLERS,
and Mrs. COUTTS, were on the Steyne and Cl d Nudes
this afternoon.

Lord GEORGE LENNOX, and Lord G. and Lad/ SEY-
motin, left the Koyal York Hntel•t: is morning, thew,.
met. for his seat, Melcombe, in this county ; and the
latter, for private apartments, in the King's-road.
The Earl and Courite.s BATUURST, from the lityr
Steyne Hotel, are removed to Preston-house. Lord A.
HAMILTON was amongst the a.tivals at the Maine
Hotel yesterday.

THE THEATRES.

DRURY-LANE.

Guy Mannering was performed last night
House, and LISTON, as Dominie Sampson, mai
cnd appearance this season. There is amt
whim in everything LISTON does, which break',
his most solemn moods; there is something about
like that consciousness of being engaged in
roics, which usually makes the nfmic players
Critic,l augh as heartily themselves as the loudest
in the galleries. The piling of the books
knee, and the exit which followed, formed one
rarest achievements. Rest Ate, babe, was sung
good deal of taste by. Miss GRADDON ; and Mi
va'c's part of the beautiful Echo Duet was gtv
great sweetness and very correctly. In the
Deaf as a Post, LISTON was quite at home.

COVENT GARDEN.

HoLcnorr's Comedy of The Rood to Ruin
formed last night. The two principal female,
tees were played for the second time, the Widow
ten by Mrs. GLovart, and Sophia by Miss
Mrs. GLOVER': acting was good, and produced
derable effect. The House was thinly attended.

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