Star.
London, England, 1825-05-30 00:00:00

In her present critical situation, the Treasurer-General actnerr•
ledges that ••Ipain harlittleor nothing too-hope with regard to her
aedif from foreign cotmtries, and ought therefore complus, befog
Its her own resources." 1* then recommends that Spaniards should
ailar. the example of ether States under similar circumstances (if
Aired any State was ever like Spain), and display sufficient pre.
date to trattirate.tbernseives from their embarrsssments, by rep-
=dl' finances and restoring their credit. The former Is not
le; but as confidence is a plant of slow growth, some
years must elapse and a far different system of government prevail,
before the credits( Spain can be restored.
The TeeASURER•GENCRAG then proposes a reduction of the ex-
penditure, a better mode of collecting the revenue, and that next
the public debt should be considerud with rigorous justice. He
also well observes, that although the sums destined for its
tlyeids-
tion might satisfy only a email part of the expectations of the cre-
ditors, yet it ought to be commenced, since the creditors " do nut
regret so much helot deprived of the greater part of their p=
when the Government makes such efforts as its necessities
as they regret the being deceived by the admission of odious die-
tinctions, when the object was the establishment of general rube
These are very sensible observations, and we shall be anxious to
see what effect this honest expose will have on the infatuated r
vsrnment of Spain.

The Piedinontese Gazette of the 19th irt•tanr. received
this morning. contains no news except an account of the arrival
and movements of the Sovereigns and Princes at Milan.

This forenoon we received Jamaica Papers to the
19th ult. Callao bad not surrendered, notwithstanding the severe
proclamation of flocreas, which cuts the garrison off from the
rights of nations.

The Gazette of Satur.fa contains the exten-
sive Brevet, which we stated as determined on nearly two months
ago. The list of the Officers, as watts the Naval Promotions, will
be found in our preceding columns.

TEE KING.

WINDSOR, MAY 29.—His MAJESTY this morning
heard Divine Service performed at his new private
Chapel, attended by his Suite.—Friday afternoon his
MAJESTY took an airing in his pony phaeton to Vir-
ginia Water.
Yesterday afternoon, shortly after three o'clock, his
MAJESTY, attended by the Marquis CONYNGUAM, ar-
rived at the Castle in two pony phaetons, accompanied
by Lord GRAVES and Lord NIOUNT•CHARLIS, on horse-
back. The KING then proceeded to inspect the pro-
gress which had beer! made in the renovation of the
Castle since his depat ture for town, and expressed him-
self highly pleased with the forward state of the im-
provements. Ater a stay of nearly an hour, his MA-
JESTY and Suite returned through the new entrance
tb the Castle and the Long Walk to the Royal Lodge.
His MAJE3TY appeared to have entirely recovered
from the effects of his late indisposition.
This day the bells of &. George's Chapel, the parish, and those
of the surrounding villages, were rung, to celebrate the Anniversary
of she Restoration of Kin Caaat.m
This aliening the id Regiment of Life Guards marched from
their barracks to those of the Grenadier Guards, where Divine
Service was perforMed before both Regiments in the Square. In
the aft.ernoon the Band played on the Terrace to a numerous and,
elegant company.

ROYAL WESTMINSTER EYE INFIRMARY.

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A Public Sleeting was held's) Saturday, at the Thatched House
Tavern, in aid of this InstitntiOn ; his Grace the Duke of
WiLLIsaTOX took the Chair. The Treasurer stated, that towards
the Mandleg Plod they hid revived 1.9001. and he had no doubt.
bet that is a abort doe the 40001. (the sum considered requisite
for building a new Infirmary) 'meld be completed.
His Grate the Duke el Wmantetest proposed, that applic
should be made to the netters of those parishes (at the West Bed
oldie Metropolis) whose pose have been principally relieved, he
' their assistance.
Mr. firm alee proposed, that vote of thanks should be give
to the Chomotaor et, dee Becheqeer for his -baying, in the most
haedemaemanser, granted a pima ground for the new Infirmary.
Lord aIIitNIORD having proposed the thanks of the Meeting to
the Noble Chairman,
The Duke of Wattmeter in reply, said, that he felt it an honour
to below to so charitable an institution; and that he would never
relax in his efforts for the support of it. Hii Grace then retired,
amidst the applause of the

Saturday afternoon,. at two o'clock, the Cabinet Mi-
nisters assembled at the tcretary of State's Oilice for Foreign
Affairs, Downistratreet. Them were present—The Loan Cows-
MUM, the Doke of Waturseon, the Rath of Lanrareoc, Has-
sowirr, Waseasomagn, and Baenease • Mr. Secretary Pm, Mr.
Secretary Caa,uss, the Ciasteassa of ;he ifsonsinthas Mr. Wm,.
Mr. Houma olos &C. The Council sat till nearly the o'clock.
The Lords of the King's Pnvv Council held a meet.
lag en Saturday morning, at ten o'clock, at the Council' ClRce,
Whitehall-place, to hear Appeals from the Plaittations. The Lords
preens were—Lord Gutman, the Loan Cum Balm and Sir
HIL/IST RUMS. Their Lordships were eceopied in bearingi the
itaseuts of Counsel on two of the above cases until four o'clock,
' their Losnebips separated.
• The Duke of Wat.Ltworott entertained the Duke of
Yeast, Prince Lamm, and a select Party to Dbtner yesterday,
at Ala 'seldom in Piccadilly.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Yost left town,
oa Saturday, for Frogmen, where he will reside during the
Ascot Races.
Yesterday being the Anniversary or the Restoration
of Oulu= ILI)* Park and Tower guts wete Ikeda one O'clock.
The New Palace for the Khoo was, at one time. in-
tended to lie built in the Green Park, nearly ta Mr. Manta'shouse. Thattiao, however, has been ,by the special
command d i
KOler Ada= PASTA took her benefit
on Thursday, when else house was receptively crowded ; the sansol
performances (the firs act of 7inscredi, by ROSSINI, and Nine psis.'
per Agora, by Pasant" were repeated on Saturday to an ate:,
dience scarcely less numerous. In the reenter Opera Madame
Parrieuili Thai "Write was charmingly given mid mind. .The
Opera of Mule.-lhaireenee vissieglossia, and )far see PASTA'S
toting, as a girl distracted by the &seethes of her lora, and aestoreil
by his return. was true to nature. The 'House was crowded to'
excess, and the clam of the Opera was followed by loud and
general applause.
• HAYMARIEKT THZATIUL--Satutday, the Provoked
11subettuf was repeated at this Theatre, in which Mr. Meta again
sustained the part of Len! Thwidey, and Mrs. Heuer, for the secoo4
time, played Alias Jenny in her peculiarly admirable manner. tier
introduced song of " Nice Young • Maidens,* was vociferously called
for again by the galleries, pit, and upper boxes.
T 4 is being Trinity Monday, the Mister and Elder -
of the Trinity House partook of breakfast at their hove on Tow
Hill, and afterwards went in grand procession,with a band of =Sago
to the Tower, •wbere they embarked on board the Trinky, Ade*
nifty, and Navy Yachts, in order to proceed to Deptford on their
anneal visit, and attend Divine Service at St. rani's, tleprforskon
their return they partake of a Dinner.' vibes they will be joined lo
several Noblemen and Members of the' Administration.
Mr. WYVILL. M.P. for the City of York, 'his pub-
licly declared his determination of withdrawing from Parliamilit
at the wit Genaal skction.
The kickiag cease be.ween the Manager of Doe of OW
Metropolitan Theatres and a persist dramatic writer, is esti to
be settled, to the mutual satisfaction of both the parties.
The property' taken at. Kistour, is estimated' at
twelve bin of rupees. •
Mammon House.—A Gentleman app to the Leas Mares fir"
his advice and assistance undor the folleallleeltenlastallce• :—lla
stated, that about a month since be fen in tonspany With a paean
(to whom be was previously an mire suanger), and that from his
repeated solicitations he wasiodirseedietruchase frontlwo 100 a
shares in the 'ltit Works Conivitt-Mhsing Compastyi at the price
of 151. per share. the perm assoribithis thistle Mies, would in
stew days rise to the price of ISt. each at least. Ile bad since
ascertained there was no such company iA ezistence, Mid believed
there were no tech Alines in Cornwall. Oa calling db Ilse pees&
fa an explasation, be-only got laughed for Itil4 pains::: The (Ann
Marna told him he could n .t iaterfere, and that if people would
risk their 'Money in such silly speculations they mug ibidc by
Alt:: consequences. •

IMINIMPOI.OwskiataI