Star.
London, England, 1830-01-30 00:00:00

DEPARTURES.

Viscount Sidney, for his seat, Frognal, near Foot's Cray. Kent;
the Rev.C.Golding, from Morkty'sHotel, Cockspur-street, for Col-
chester; L. Thornhill, Esq. from ditto, for Liverpool; Cham-
pion. Esq. from ditto, for Brighton ; Alfred Sonar, Esq. from
Synunenes Hotel, St. James's-street, for Edinburgh ; r. and
Mra. Lima, from Kirkkam's Hotel, Lower Brook-street, for
Sorrey ; C. Ricketts, Esq. from ditto, for Winchester; R.&ewart,
Esq. from ditto, for Leamington, Warwickshire ; W. Johnson,
Esq. from ditto, for Bucks; L. Rock, Esq. from Mivart's Hotel,
Lower Brook and Davies.streets, for Scotland; Captain Blake,
from ditto, for Gloucester ; Captain, Mrs. and Miss Anderson,
from Fiadong's Hotel, Oxford-street, for Bucks; the Rev. Dr.
Young, from ditto, for Sussex; Captain O'Brien, R. N. from do.
on a tour ; Rev. A. Cotton, from ditto, for Girton; Itichd.Cooke,
Ileq. from the Berner. Hotel, Berners-street, for Hastings ; Os-
good Hanbury, Eaq. from ditto, for his sear, Oldfield Grange, Es-
sex; G. C. Thornton, Req. from ditto, for his seat, Hereford.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon, at
half-put three o'clock, at the Foreign-office, which was
attended by the Loan CHANCELLOR, the Duke of
WELLINGTON, Earls BATHURST, ROSSLY N, and
ABERDEEN, viscount MELVILLE, Lord ELLEN BO-
ROUGH, Mr. Secretary PEEL, Sir G. MURRAY, the
CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, and Mr. BERRIES.
The Council sat unusually late, not breaking up till
twenty minutes past seven o'clock in the evening.
The Duke of WELLINGTON, Earl BATHURST, the,
Earl of ABERDEEN, and Mr. Secretary PEEL, after
dining with his MAJESTY OD Thursday, slept at the
Palace at Windsor, and came to town yesterday morning.
The Duke of WELLINGTON arrived at Apeley House,
Piccadilly, about eleven o'clock. The other Ministers
arrived in town soon afterwards.
The French Ambassador had a conference yesterday
with the Earl of ABERDEEN, at the Foreign Office.
His Excellency sent off despatches in the evening to his
Government. - - -

Lord Lavasow Gowan. the Secretary for Ireland,
arrived in town on Thursday, from Dublin. His
Lordship visited Mr. Secretary Pan. and the CHAN-
caLLon of the EXCHEQUER, yesterday evening. In the
evening his Lordship left town for the seat of his father,
the Marquis of SvA77onrol near Wandsworth.
Dr. WARREN and Dr. SEYMOUR visited Mr. VESET
FITSOIRALD yesterday afternoon, and announced that
the Right Hon. Gentleman was considerably better.
Viscount BZRUPORD had au interview yesterday with
the Duke of WELLINGTON, at the Treasury.
Prince Liavair gives a grand dinner this day to the
Duke of WELLINGTON and the Cabinet Ministers, and
a distinguished party, at Asbburnham House. In the
evening the Princess will entertain a large party of the
haat ton.

The Dowager Marchioness of SALISSURT gives her
first assembly for the season on Thursday next, and
every Thursday until Easter.
Mid MAJZITT has been graciously pleased to confirm
the election of MARTIN ARTHUR Snax, Esq. as Presi-
dent of the Royal Academy.
The Municipal Council of Paris purposes to offer Mdliplit,
SONTAG a gold medal with this i "The •
of the grateful city of Paris to talent beneficence.'
Journal du Commerce.

Both Mr. BZISON and Mr. LONSDALZ ITS spoken of
as likely to become the new Bishop. They are both
Cambridge men, and it is the turn of that University.
The Hon. and Rev. limes Swamis Coacs, son of
Earl Souses, will succeed to the Prebendal Stall in
Worcester Cathedral, vacant by the decease of Dr•
OAILZT.

'Lis day is the anniversary of the Martyrdom of King
CHAIM'S I. Many years ago it was proposed in the
House of Lords to expunge it from the Ahnanack. A
Noble and Learned Lord successfully opposed the mo-
tion, on the ground that it ought to be continued to be
kept, to put the Kings of England in mind " that they
had heads to lose."

LIMERICK Etscvlow.—There was great confusion at
the close of the proceedings on Tuesday, and it was im-
possible, we believe, accurately to ascertain the state of
the poll. The Papers give 21 to DAwsow and 12 to
O'GaAny, but we have letters which give 23 to
O'GRADY and only 19 to DAWSOW.—Register.
The Sheffield Courant of yesterday contains upwards
of four closely printed columns of the Address, the objects,
the rules and regulations of the " Birmingham Political
Union, for the protection of public rights." We have
good authority for stating that several influential persons
throughout the country have given in their adherence to
the Political Union.

From all the London papers we have seen this week,
it appears that the senior part of the University of Caw
bridge has changed with the junior, for all the W
and Optima have taken a Doctor's Degree.
before did we see such a string of Doctors. Theyaß
to about a hundred. Our Oxford readers will of mares
be MU* of the mistake made by the Laths abets.
To the names in the Cambridge Paper are plisid the
letters Ds. (Dominus) which the Londoner) tie
be an error of the Press, and therefore Iliad
*hanged the s into an r.— Oxford Herald.
It is confidently stated that the lady of an Irish &rant
is shortly to make her appearance on the boards of one of
the metropolitan theatres, and that the canna* ake wilt
first sustain is that of Lady Macbeth. The lady alluded
to is the wife of Sir James Anderson, BRt, IM. a banker
in Fermoy, county of Cork, and the sister of
Sir Robert Shaw, late Member of Parliament kw tai
city of Dublin, and at present a banker there. ' h
is not many years since the Anderson family were
oonsidered to be among the most wealthy in Inked;
About twelve or thirteen years ago the late Sir John
Anderson, father of Sir Jamas, failed as a banker, and
from that day to the present his family have bees, we be.
beve, struggling with pecuniary difficulties, or here bees,
at all events, placed in a very different siimmeire to *a
Which they formerly held. Sir James Andersen (who bad
been an extensive mail-coach proprietor) embarked the
scattered remnants of his property in a speculation to rim a
steam-carriage between Dublin and Cork. This unhappily
failed, and the consequence was, we apprehend, the utter
rain of his prospects in life. LadiAnderson is the mum e
several childma--her person is remarkably fine and cor
*landing— her inanilers graceful and dignified—and '
countenance handsome and expreesive. In the
for the step she is, therefore, by no mesas o.
teat; and to them advantages she undoubtedly=
those of a highly-cultivated naiad. 11., friends
her as most estimable in prim* We, sad smart
has resolved to sacrifice every @Sadness of plido
sake of her children, and deg •her neelusisa
formed with me ether vieww.4lllsitskty lama

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