Star.
London, England, 1823-07-07 00:00:00

THE KING.

Tr*: MAJESTY continues to take daily airings in the
r, 1,7;1E31H-hood of Windsor,•in an obviously improved
be.ilth and excellent spirits. The preparations
.I.ljest7's aquatic excursions are now cont•
appearsby•tini following extract from the
Tdetrorpik.of Saturday lust : •
" ROVACYAewri.—The IIOY.tL GIOAGY, Reiff AtlOll[2l
lon.. sir ntrs Pmt rr, Captain T. R. Ca re*lltoYa
Sor:r EK CaVtaill tOARCZY ALIASt ; and PILLNCZ ltscsaT, Sir
N. Stl"3:Vt'a, Bart. R.C.B. have assembled at Spithad, to
MAJesir'a embarkation. The Royal Mariite Band
MAJLAI"; in the ROYAL GxoaGE."

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Yesterday afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, a
Cabitct evuncil was held at the Foreign Office,
Dcp.ming-street. which was attended by the greatest
pact of dr! Cabinet Ministers. The Cabinet sat in
deliberation till needy four o'clock.
'Die Banking-house of SMITH, PAYNE, and
on Saturday paid into the hands of the Spanish Corn-
mit,er t.!c sum of five thousand pounds, as the sub-

an anonymous
l'ester,lay the Duke of YORK left town, for his
blA?iisr\'sPaiute at Newmarket.
S,:carday the Duke Of CLARENCE came to town
from Bushey; and returned in the evening.
The Duke of CUMBERLAND, accompanied by the
Prince of SALMs, honoured tie LORD CUANCELLOR
With his presence to dinner on Saturday, at his resi-
dence in Hamilton-place. •
Prince LEOPOLD had a select party to dinner on
Saturday.
Yesterday the Duke of CoatistitL A ND and the Prince
of SA LMS dined With the Eerl of LIIIMUCE.
The Duke of ComzEtat,anii, Prinee LEOvotts,
her It;;‘ al Highness the Duches of KENT, and Prin.
cess Sorit A of GLOUCENTaa,...hiSnoured the Opera-.
Rouse with their presence on Saturday evening. .
Ilis Ile yal Hi4liness the Duke. of GtoucEsTErt.and
•suite anises' at Dover about eleven o'clock o,itPriday
night, on their road to Spa, and were saluted at inn-
rise on Saturday morning by the guns of the Heights
Battery. awing to his Royal Highness -not ..,being
able to obtain a Government packet, he was under
the necessity of' hiring the Monarch steam-vessel,.
Captain HAYWOOD, to take hint-to Calais. Ou Satttr-
day morning, about ten o'clock, -his Royal Highness
visited the .Heights. and Castle, accompanied by the
Officers of the garrison, and-at three o'clock embarked
on board the above yessels's4th a fine breeze, for the
Continent, under a Rota'. ,Mite. Sailed also the same
morning.the Government• steam-packet, Annoy, for
Calais; and Britannia steam-vessel, for 'Boulogne.
Arrived the DA:HER, Government steam-p.*lmi,
and French packet, from Calais. •
According to a Decree, dated Carlton Ronne& the
6th of June Li,t, and published at Brunswick On the
.sth, the Regency of the Duchy of Brunswick is to
cease on the 30th of October this year, and the Go-
vernment to be given into the hands of his Serene
I-li iness Prince CHARLES, the reigning Duke.
.111 E PARK. AND ill F; GARDENS.—The Park, about
Eve o'cicck, eshibitek: he same enlivening splendour
as on the precedinLC Sunday. The cavalcade to
Osford,stieet los,Led inc mass of vehicles, three
lines deep.. At sib, i.cusington-Gardens presented a,
very gay: scere.
SAN6ltis "SALVADOR, the Minister of War who cut
bit throat it Cadiz, has.left a letter in which he ex-
, plainsthe motives of this suicide. " Surrrised,' be says,
at in the midst of the Cortes, by the unexpected pro-
posal, I had the weakness to subscribe to the deposi-
tion of the King ; I feel myself bound to punish my-
self Tor an action which dishonours me."—Journal
deli Debit s. . • •
KING OF PRUSSIA.—The King's health continues
to give giound of uneasiness-. A hypochondria*.
affection, which Isis Majesty' has had for some time,
4as:teases the bodily evils with•which he is afflicted.
The time of his visit to Bohemia will, therefore, be
hastened this year, and his Majesty will set out on
the 2.1 of July. • The presence of his Majesty's two
sisters,. the Queen of the Netherlands ind dse Elect
tress of Hesse. Cassel, dues not mem wholly have
itzaine I the object which those Princesses proposed,.
nor to have dispelled the melancholy of their oak
Fraseatii.•
SummEtt PASII/ONNvit has often been remniked
eh u twovithstandiug the great mutability of fashion, that of
curtiug Hair has, sod is still likely to continue ;it is for. Ml'.
craw that ATICLIISOII.II, CUILUSIG, Funs). or VUOISTATIVZ
Data
thin is 2.0 generally esteemed; it requires only. to be used 011te;'
SO supersede the use of every other ioventiau rirf the kind. It
wonderfully .unproven the growth of the.,11144n4 in dressing
:rakes it beAuttfully. maraud glossy, god itagfreat nutritive
gives it such stteugth and ilistkitri Olaf ic•ietaina its
eternise swan damp vreaateik, and-where the Hair
:• C..!lett rid ham Magee; iseripiration,-ov any:cause occasiouing
.„,:nt.tture dee.ty, infallibly restores the' Tgowtb. Sold by
;:mss and'ildr:dressets, sad by the rroprietor, 44,
• • Solto-scpare.