Star.
London, England, 1828-10-09 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, Ocr. 7.

The Duke and Duchess of ARGYLL, with the Ladies
Neer, return to the Albion to-morrow. Theis Graces,
who have been since Monday at the Sea House Houk.
at Worthing, are, it is said, looVng out for a private
residence„ with the intent of pa,sing the winter at
Brighton.
Sir Jars and Lady SCAILLETT have left us for their seat. ewe
Dorking ; and NM Hoisrastr and family for the seatef her saa.ks-
law Mr. DARRYL. near Horsham.
The Hon. T. and bliss Covcurev. from the (lid Ship, havetaksit
possession of a house in Pavilion Parade. Sir W. and Lady As-
somar are among its last departures for town.
Lord SEAFORD. and Lord HOWARD DR WAILDRO, who arrived an
Friday. left the New Surto Hotel for Seaford, on Sunday; and
the &maces, with his son. for Worthing.
Capt. 10,[1, of /brier-street. who lately purchased the plot of
ground with us, at the southwest corner of Urgency-square, cued
:t Boulogne en Friday last..
Sir NICKOLAS TOIDAL has left us.
The Public Breakfast. at the Royal Brighten Gardens, winch.
owing to the dampness of the weather, had been put of on Satur-
aytoo place yesterday, het owing to the rain it was but thud,
atten

A fine large specimen of the osprey, or sea eagle.
measuring more than five feet extent of wing, was shot
a few days since on Kenton Warreu, by Mr. Baurross
and is now in the collection of Mr. CONIYN4, at Moors
Pleasant.—L reler Alfred.
,Committed to C►onmel Gaol, by G. FITZOiRALIN
Esq. Cornell::: ("Nei.; charged, on a warrant of Lord
Kuser-row, for having, with others, calling themselves
Liberators, assembled in the town of Clogheen on tbe
:.78th September; the said Cornelius O'Neil appeasifig
to bar.: a command over the aforesaid tumultu.sis
meeting.—Tipperary Free Press.
The following letter has been received by Messrs:
51/ILMU:Stio GRAY, and Co. from Lord DUNGLAte is
reply to an application made by thole Gent emea se
the Earl of ABERDUN, relative to the detention, by a
Buenos A yrean privateer, of the Briti•h vessel the Hiss
kisson. Appended to the letter of Lord DUNOLAS is a
copy of the decree of confiscation pronounced by the
Buenos Ayrean Government. The articles condemned
as contraband of war were accoutrements, sabres, lances,
hats, mathematical instruments, a lighthouse compietea
for the Brazilian Government, kc._

" Foreign Ofgee, Oct. 4.
" Gawnesent.e.With reference to that passage of your letter d
the 4th of January last which relates to the deention,by a Meows
Ayres.) privateer, of the lkittsh vessel the [loads's= I as Al-
rected by the Earl of Aberdeen to acquaint you that he has ye-
crived a dispatch, dated June 1.5, from his Alajesty's Coosol-Gos
nera! at Buenos Ayres, Lovering a copy of a judgment which has
been siren upon the cue of that vessel by the Court of Fine In.
stance at Buenos Ayres, a copy of which judgment 1 inclose fee
your infot ma t

" It appears ham the Consul-General's dispatch, that the owners
of the privateer which captured the Huskisson have appealed k.
this sentence, and that the appeal was to have been heard ha a kir
days from the date of the cli.patch.
" 1 am, Gentkmen, your most obedient humble servant.
" Mesa& Idelhoisb, Gray, and Co." DUNGLAS.