Star.
London, England, 1825-12-19 00:00:00

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THE ARMY.
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Detachments olthe Sith, Seth, 69th, 97th, and 99th Regiments,
embarketon thp litla, at Doblin. for Liverpool. Detachnsegel elf
the W. 424, 50th, and 711th Regiments, embarked, an the HO. at
Dublin, for North Britain. A Detachment belonging to do el
Battalion of the RISe arigade embatked, on the lath, at Daft,
for North Britain, oa the ReenAting Service. Detachments at the
23,13d1,16th, 27th, 911th, 34th, i9ttr, 41st, 44th, 47th, 64th, Seib,
64th, 67th. 69th, and 64th Regiments. the Royal Staff Carps. sod
• the Nast India Company's. Service, embarked, on the 10th, mkt
the command of Staff Setleant MiGatmoa. at Dublin, for Belga
A Detackment of the Ist Ilattalloa etthe Inch *ilk Corps. martini
on Saturday for Woodon &tracks. A Detachment of the P
Regiment of Infantry, marched an Sattyday, from Westathrilmo,
for North Sltidds.

THE KING.
WIWDSOR; DSC. 18...4—This morning his MAJESTY and
suite, with the greater portion of the household, attended
I.)ivine Service, performed by the Rev. Dr. Sumas'', at
'the new Private Chapel, contiguous to the Royal Lodge.
The weather not bearing a very favourable a:pect,
his MAJESTY isnot expected to take an airing this day.
Yesterday afternoon his MAJESTY left the Royal
Lodge at the usual hour, accompanied by the Lord
Steward, in the pony. phaeton for a d:ive. His MA-
JESTY visited the Lake of Virginia Water during hit
abience froniellit Lealge; and returned between three
and four WClCiek,having taken but a short airing.
During the Vasivreek there has been no arrival at the Royal
'Age, Wit his i%isserry daily dispatches messengers to the Home
and Ferrite Departments..
The Princess Mal/STA . this morning bad Divine Service per.
formed atlrogniote Lodge. •

FASHIONABLE CHANGES.
Earl of Orford, front Lyne, for Woßerton, Norfolk ; Colonel
and Mrs. Eilis, front Cheltenham, to Bath ; Mr. R. Leicester, front
Cheater , for Tuft Hall, Knuttford ; Mrf. and Ansa Pigot, for
Bath ; Count Schoenberg, front Paris, to Ramsgate ; Sir George
Staunton, Bert. for Leigh Park. Horndean ; Mrs. and Miss Vade,
from the Crescent, Brighton, for (lath; Mrs. and Miss' Montt mt.
from Cheltenham, fur Bath.
ARRIVALS.

The Marchioness Thivragcr of Salisbury, from Hatfield ; Lady 11
Malet and family, in Gloucester-place, from a tour ; Mr and Mrs.
Newman Smith, and Miss Smith, at the Hyde Park Hotel, Hyde
Park-place, from Standon House, Wilts ; Lentils Samuel, Esq. at
ditto, trom abroad; the Itev. William Say, at ditto, from a tour;
J. Ihitfickl4 Esq. at ditto; C. P. Bowles, Esq. from Davonport.

'MEETINGS OF THE CABINET.
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As we stated nn Saturday, the Meetings of some of
the Cabinet Ministers, particularly th•oe most con-
ver.ant with Finance, the Governor, Deputy Governor,
and some of the Directors of the Bank of England,
and some of the'Commissionets" for the reduction of the
Nati,nr .1-Debti were Of very vial importance, so much
so, that it was thought neoessary.tO summon a Cabinet
Councij, to .niect.at, :the shortest: possible notice at the
Foreign Olfice, and to procure. the attend.nce of all the
Members'brthf Cabinet who were within the reach of
summons,- tb meet at the hour of tine o'clock the same
evenine, as. appoOted by .the • Earl of Liverpool. In the
meantime, Messengers were sent off to the famflks‘ of.
the )linisters who were a short distance out of town, to
inform them of the unavoidable detention of the Mi.
• nistvs in London, and that they would not be able to
return into the country that night. The summonses for
assembling the Cabinet Council-were not issued till
neatly balf-past six o'clsvk. Lord Besley being at his
Loidship's
.se it at North Cray, Kent, wirch is four een
nittet from London, it was thought necessary to send
the Summons to his Lordship,' the Noble Lord's pre-
sence bring deemed very essential, as there was an im-
portant. question on finance to be discussed by the
compel,. . biuson, the King's Messenger, was
&patched to being the Noble L-ird to L Intim; and
although toe Messenger did not leave till a quarter
I Worn seven o'clock. he returned with his Lot dsliip by
hilffp. au nine o'clock.
.-The /Nike.* .Welliogton arrived in town in time to
attend the. Cabinet Council. There were also present
at the.Cosinel the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Liver-
. pbbt, the Etri of Ifirrowby, the Chancellor of the Ex-
ctequer,Viseount Melville, Mr. Huskisson, Mr. Secretary,
Peel, 411r:6ecietary Canning, and Mr. Wynn.
The „Council continued sitting in close deliberation till newly
Savo lielOckrbeing a sitting of nearly five hours. •
'The.Cabinet Council assembled Again at three o'clock
on Satnislay al towns at the Earl of Liverpool's house,
inynitehallritst whether it was an adjourned meeting
of the important discussion on Friday night, or another
'CountiL was not known, as no summonses were issued
for assemblins_ir. la some instances. under similar cis.-
tunsatinces, Ministers assemble by verbal appointmenti
or agreement of the members - I
The LqtdCbancellor and the same members were
present as on the preceding night. The Council only
continued in. deliberation till about ten minutes before
four o'clock..
After ihe breaking up of the Council, Mr. Canning
and Me.--liuslcisson remained in deliberation with the
of Liverpool and the Chancellor of the Exchequer
for a considerable time.
After the breaking up of the Cabinet Council on Saturday, about
five o cluck, the Chancellor of the liscitesuer left town, for his
house it Beckenham.