Star.
London, England, 1825-08-01 00:00:00

DOVEIt, JULY 30.

At no period of the peace have we noticed so regular anomie°
of arrivals of person. of distinguished rank, yelps to and returning
from the Continent, as at present. We are happy to add further,
that their stay abroad is now of two or throe ramethe iondnaance
only, whereas it was before for as many
This morning, his Grace the Duke of gaelloros, accompanied
by his son, the Marquis of Douno, General ALAVA, Colonel hutn,
and Dr. Hesse, arrived at Wanner% Ship Iktel, and at ten, a. ar.
embarked, under the usual salute, on board his Majesty's packet
Serra', Captain Ruma, for Calais. Laid BIIIN/Laa and family,
Sir Atrial Coon*, Dart. Mr. Huss, Ike. went over la the same
packet.
His Majesty's packet Pont, Capt. Hatu.son, arrived with a
mail and passengers, from Calais. Among the latter we observed
the Rarl of Emma, Sir Rena? Dvwoas, arc. who are now staying
at Wan:use's Hotel.

WINDSOR, JULY X3l.—This morning, his MAJESTY,
attended by his suite, heard Divine Service at the Royal Lodge, by
the Rev. Dr. SUMEER.
Yesterday dispatches were received at the Fore:l3n
Office, from Paris.
Friday, Mr. Secretary Cauutxrt had interviews at th •
Foreign Office, previously to his departure from London for some
-reks, with the Austrian, ituss:an, and Netherlands Ambassadors,
the Spanish, Prussian, Swes:i-li, Danish, and Neapolitan Ministers.
Count Vn.La Rear., the hue Portuguese Minister, who is shout to
return to Portugal, had likewise a farewell interview. The CHAN
CELLOR of the lincmennea and Mr. lIUSIUSION both transacted bu-
siness with Mr. CANNING in the course of the dry ; salad Mr. CAN-
NUM likewise received Mr. Rscretra, on his departure as our Con.
stil•Genetal at Liens.
Mr. Secretary CANNING, after transacting official bu-
siness at his residence in Brompton during Saturday, left Gloucester
Lodge in his travelling carriaAe and four for the seat of Sir Osamu
,whence it is expected he will proceed to Cheltenham,
where apartments are engaged for him at the Plough Ho:el.
Saturday se'nnight, Lady BYRON, in her richt, arrived
at Hastings from Ramsgate. Her Ladyship, on landing, paid a visit
to Mrs. Colonel Mineroonsay, of Brunswick House, Parade, at
whose residence she sojourned until Tuesday, when her Ladyship
again embarked, and set sail for the Isle of Wight.
Thursday, the foundation of the New High School
of Edinburgh was laid by Lord Glastoacur, on the Calton Hill,
amid crowds of applauding. spectators. The scene was highly
interesting, in every view in which it can be regarded, whether we
look to it as connected with the rapid improvement
sof Edinburgh,
the interests of science, or the happiness and welfare of the rising
generation, or whether considered as the mere pageantry of the
spectacle, which was really striking and beautiful.
Yesterday evening, abcut eight o'clock, a genteel
young lad was unfortunately drowned while bathing in the Canal,
in St. James's Park. The body wins immediately dragged for, but
was not found till this morning, by anol.ber boy who was bathing.
•THISCHA ROE 01 MA L ICIOUSLY SllooYlNO.—Thursday,
after Mr. Justice. HOLROTD had retired from the Court at Derby,
the Attorney of Sir W. W. Date made application to his Lord-
ship, at his lodgings, to admit the Berimet to ball, spoor the grounds
that the depositions before the Magisicates, spin which Sir W. bad
been committed, contained remising emmiadog to *criminal charge.
Sir W. was desirous of being admitted tic bed!, in order to avow his
appearance in an open Court in the csieedy of the jailer. His
Lordship said, that it would be impossible to grant the application
before the depositions bad been laid before theJedges. The Clerk of
' the Assize should be ordered to direct the depositions to be lame-
diately • transmitted from Leicester, and upon mitering that
town, the Judges would determine whether Sit W. W. Druz could
be admitted to bail or net.