Star.
London, England, 1828-07-25 00:00:00

The Marchioness of lleadfort, Lade Mary Taylor, Sir Clink%
2nd Lady. Styles, .Sir Robert and Lady Poet'intuits, Sir W.
Guise, General Butler, General Crosbie, Lielit.-Colonel Newt,'
Captains Justice, Trollope, Galloway, etc. ." •

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CORK, JULY 21.—This morning Sir CHAS. PAM'
shifted his flag on boind the beautiful sew corvette, the Peat!, of
20 guns, and was to proceed this day.on a cruize, accompanieckby
the Orestes and Pylades sloops if war, in.order to meet the Bei.'
tannia and Prince-Regent, of 120 guns each, when his flag will be'
removed to the Britannia. The Pearl has been built under the
direction of a,celebrated naval architect, recommended by the Mar-
quis of Aromessy, and this is her first cruize.
Private lettei from Madeira give a sirgillar report,
respecting the late attempt to change the Government of the island.
Thy Governor summoned all the respectable inhabitants; and pet
the question—Would they choose to be under tire Government of
Don PISMO or of Don Almost.? The tinnier was unanimously.
preferred. The second question was—Would they have the (Ad or
new Governor? The old Governor, as well as the old Sovassics,
being chosen, It was politely intimated to the new one that he
might withdraw.

The Duke r f CemBERLAND came to town yesterday
morning, front a vtait to the Kutu, at the !loyal Lodge, Wirtl,or:-
The Pi ince,i SormA MATILDA enter tAined Piiiic•
Lzoiraim and a stieet party at dinner on Wednesday, at her :loyal
Iligharses residence oh Black

The CHANctiLimit of the EXCHEQUER left town yes•
terday morning for Windsor ea.Ce, in order to inspect that edifice.
Thu Hight Hun. tientlemaa was accompanied by Airs. Gurt.scas
.and family.
The French Ambassador and ViicPant GnAsvitte
transacted business yesterday at the toreig• Office, DowDilig
The of LONDON. the Nl,ogots de I'ALmiLL4,
the Duke of Ilicitatetto;fifir. Hassles: Mr. Visiv Fri:cramp, 4ial
Sir JOHN Dot,-i.e, had interviewsswitb the Duke of
yesterday, at the"Tirasury.
Sir C. SOMERSET transacted business yesterday at 114
Colonial Office.

Sir JOHN 13,94c5a traftrAited business yesterday at the
Foreign Downing-street •
THE KU° o:it/Hr.—At the Court held nn Wedre•
sit tii*Rtoyal.f.isdi; in 'Windsor Park, during the siting of
Privy Council,* Mr. Bomar Attain was introduced into die
presence of the Kum in Council, inrorn ln" a Privy Cout:c.ll6r. and
took his seat at tkit Board accordingly.
A Cabinet Council was held at three o'clock Tekter-
day afternoon, at the Fiireigrs Mace, Downing-street, whicti w
attended by—
'rue Duke of Wellington, Faris Bathorst and Aberdeen. fss•
count I,f;rd Elknbortugh, Mr. Secretary Peel. Sir °owl*
Murray, Mr. Berries, and Mr. Vest, Fitzgerald.—The
remained in deliberation till past fokr &chick.
m. osifit,lheCaptain Of the Royal Soveleig*
yacht,ir Itl
is so alarmingly ill, at kis lipase at Cobham, that kis lite is
of.—Brih;hton Genus.. m •
John Baptisto,pstoki rpioicted Governor of Na•
poll di Romania.- .
It appears. from !various letters that an assassin had
engaged, for a certain .turn, to ad-minister poisoa to
Count Ca) crlstria, but the plot having been cl:scoverede
many persons were arrested and put on board the Rus-
sian frigate. kis said that the famous Colletti is one
cf them.— Milan Gazette, July 10.
The Cairaillus, a regular trader bets ixt this port aad
New York, sailed on Monday last, -with 133 passengerh
men, women, and children. A consider able portion of
these, we understand, hive been drawn float our mow'
factuiing population, stimulated to emigrate, no doubt,
by the expectation of i iscreasing demand for their labont.
from the additional piaection given, to the domestic
manufaclirlesof America by the recent tariff. A I;(''d
many agriCelturists wenrlilso -in the vessel.—Grceitock
Advertiser,

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