Star.
London, England, 1826-02-10 00:00:00

DOVER, Fits. 9.

His Grace the Duke of Wattutormt, with Lord Firanov So-
iazasrr, Lord DUNOLAS, the Honourable Captain C.Arscaar, and
Dr. Hon, arrived this morning, at nine o'clock, at WRIGHT and
Marmots's Ship Hotel, and at eleven o'clock embarked on board
his Majesty's packet the Filar, Captain Haatztrots, for Calais.
His Grace was enthusiastically cheered, on his embarkation, by
the numerous persons assembled.

Yesterday afternoon, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Coun-
cil was held at the Foreign 01Ece, in Downing-street, which was
attended by all the Cabinet Ministers. The Council sat in close
deliberation till past four o'clock.
Yesterday afternoon, the Governor and Deputy-
Governor of the Bank of England, after attending a Meeting of
the Bank Directors, proceeded to the Earl of Livzstrooes house in
Whitehall, where they had an interview with his Lordship and
the CHANCIILLOII, of the ExcHrQuas, after the Noble Earl and the
Right Honourable Gentleman returned front attending the Ca-
binet Council. _

Wednesday evaling, divatches were sent off from
the Foreiin Office, for Mr. VAUGHAN, our Minister at the United
State.i.

A King's Messenger was sent off last night, with dis-
patches for the lonian Isles.
We are sorry to learn that Mr. Secretary CANNING
has been confined to his house in Downing street with a severe
cold, and that he bas cgmequently been prevented from attending
in his place in the House of Commons.
Tice LORD lkborort enteitatned a urge party of
friends at dinner yesterday.
His Grace the Duke of WactiNcrow depatted for
Russia, on Wednesday afternoon, at four o'clock. tie calculated
upon being absent only five weeks. His Grace's carriage was fol-
lowed by two others, in which were his suite, consisting of Lord
FITZILOT SOMERSZT Houourabk Captain CATICIA IT (the Duke's
Aid-de-Camp), Lord DUNIILAS, and the lion. Mr. Jammers- us; we
also understand that Lord Fasacu Gowsa accompanied his Grace,
though not in his suite ; Dr. Hume, Mr. lialllLabilD, the King's
Messenger, and a German Courier. His Grace was to proceed
to Dover, and embark on board a steam packet, conalnanded by
Captain iiaMILTON.

COVENT-GAItD6N TOE ‘TRE.—The Opera of At-
tareras was performed last night, when Mr. BILAUAM appeared in
the character of Anbuses. His singing throughout the Opera was
in his finest mounter. Mist Lora was the .(Irkiarass and she
acquitted herself very ceeditahly. raven seemed determined
to vie with the great powers of the master whits whom she had to
sing. Poottir, made his *Orr upon this stage as afrtebatu.s. Miss
Hamar made an interesting &airs, and the Opera, which wras
altogether nal done, went of greatly to the satisfaction of a 114.
010f011$ audience.

Tnesti.ty evening, N. Vii. ROTHSCHILD, Esq. took pos-
.cision of his new house in Piccadilly.

MOUSE. OF CONINWNEI --- NIS bAifa •• t
ORDRES OF THE bAY.
Supply ;—Commirtee thereupon. The Navy and other F.stimatal,
as well as the Lords Commissioners' Speech, to be referral thereto;
NOTICES OF MO NON&
The Attorney-General--to move for leave to bring Ins Bill to
continue the Insolvent Debtors' Acts.
The AttornerZeneral aso to apply fur leave to bring in a Bin to
prohibit Arrestr for Debts un ler lit. or 204.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer to move that the House resolve
into a Committee on the S and b Wit. 111. c. 20, and 4 Gen. 111.
c. 25, and other Acts relating to the Bank Charter ; and that it he
an instruction to such Committee of the whole House, to consider
the 3 Geo. IV. c. 70, an Act relating to Promissory Notes.
Mr. Bright—To trove for leave to bring in a Bill to facilitate ar-
rangements between Debtor and Creditor, by means ofTrust Deeds.