Star.
London, England, 1825-03-30 00:00:00

THE KING.

WINDSOR, MARCH 29.—Yesterday afternoon, at two
o'cl‘,clc. his MAJZSTY left the Royal Lodge for an airing
in the Great Park is his pony phaeton, attended by the
Marquis CONYNGRAM. Shortly afterwards another'
phaeton followed, containing part of his MAJESTY'S
suite. The KING continued driving about the Park for
upwards of two bouts, and afterwards returned to the
Royal Lodge and entertained a small Party at dinner.

The Duchess of GLOUCESTER visited the Princess
AUGUSTA yesterday. Their Royal Highnesses afterwards took an
airing in the Parks together.
A Committee has been formed to take into considers,
Lion the proceedings necessary fee a new establishment of the Ita-
lian Opera.
Yesterday morning, a Gentleman attached to the Em-
bassy of the Right Hon. Sir Homy War.s.zsr.zr, the British Am-
bassador at Vienna, arrived at the Secretary of State's Office for
Foreign Affairs, in Downing-etreet, with Dispatches for Mr. Se.
cretary Camino.
A Board of the Lords of the Treasury was held yes-
terday, at the Treasury Chambers.
Yesterday afternoon, at two o'clock, the Lords of his
Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council held a Meeting at the
new Council Office, Whitehall-place, at which the Earl or Has-
aoway presided. There were also present, Lord Cowing:Ea, Lord
STOWELL, Sir J. Nicuoir., Mr. Became, &c. Their Lordships
were occupied with Jersey business till nearly four o'clock, when
the Meeting broke up.
It has been noticed in a Morning Paper. that Mt.
Bun Intends publishing a Volume of all the Grand Prizes sold at
his Offices since their Establishment, as a capital guide to Adven-
turers, but this will soon become uninteresting, as Lotteries must
terminate so shortly. There cannot be a better proof of Bun
being Fortune's favourite, in distributing her Easter offerings, than
the fact that he sold in One April, ars the Thirty Thousands ; and
it has been uniformly the presiding month of Bun's lucky Star,
who has now a great variety of Masts and Shares for his best
friends the Public, to select the Four Prizes of X 20,000, and the
Thirty other Capitals, ALL to be drawn on TUESDAY, the 14th April.
As Mr. Balms:yes entertaining and instructive Lec-
tures on Astronomy, at the English Opera House,
draw to a close, they are numerously and fashionably
attended. The House, last night, was of this descrip-
tion, and the applause was unanimous.
Lord CONSUMERS passed through Chester on Sun-
day last. on his way to the ancient family seat, Corn-
bermer Aebbey, in that County. His Lordship stopped
dui ng his short stay in that city at Mr. Tostunsou's
Hotel, and was accompanied by Lady Cora a E MERE, his
con, the Hon. ARTHUR WELLINGTON COTTON, and Miss
eoTToet. It is said the Noble Officer quits England
for his important command in India on the 15th May.
Lady COMBERSIZER and family will remain at the fa-
mily seat in, Cheshire,

NirAL INTELLiGINCE4
ArHVed off Cork. the tolphin, Avirritz, from New Orleans.
Faurotrre, Mawr 21.--Wind N. to E.N.R.—Sailed the Sauk
Basmest, for Vera Cruz ; Ocean, Sratrrneas, for HaMbergh ; and
between 70 and SO coasters.
Poaksisoiren, MAitca 29.—V7i04 S. by R.—Arrived his Ma—
jesty's Ship Coulon, from a maim. Put bark the Meigiana, far'
London.
Cowes, Mace Ill.—Arrived from the eastward, the adds
Merchant transport, to take troops to Gibraltar.
DEAL, Mace 09.—Wind R.N.R.—Airived off Polkestrme
=dry, the Helens, Ramona, from Charente fa. Newraitle.
through from the River, the Lady Nugent, Corn*, for
Madras; General ,Phipps, BA KM, for Mexico; Argo, MAILTIII,
and Planter, Sitme,,for Oporto; and Retrieve, Sew., fur Cadiz.
lavrarom, Maate 2L—Light airs, and variable.—Arrived the
IFairy Queen, froinGibtaltar ; andGesina,Tre, from Dordt