Star.
London, England, 1828-04-08 00:00:00

ARRIVALS.

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The Earl and Countess Harewond and family, In Hanover-
square, from their seat in Yorkshire ; the Earl of Ashbuinham, in
Charles-street, Berkeley-square. from his seat in Susses; Captain
and Mrs. Ryder Nansiel, N.N. at Batts' Hotel. Dover-street, from
Weymouth ; J. Ralphoer. Esq. at Fenton's Hotel, from Bath ;
Lady Ann Fry and family, at Gould's Hotel, Jermyn sum, front
Brigham; John Denham. Esq. at ditto, from bis seat, Plumbtree,
near Andover; Mr. and Mrs. Duff, at the Brunswick Hotel, Jer-
myn-street, front their seat, Henley; J. W. Stewart. Esq. at ditto,
from his seat, Sunning Dale; the Earl and Countess of Outlaw,
Lord Cranky, and Lady Augusta °oaks,/ at tbe Sr. George's
Hotel, Albemarle-street. from their seat, dandon, Surrey; Lord
and Lady Stuart de Itothesay, at the Earl of Hardwick's, in St.
James's.square.
DEPARTURE&
The Marquis and Marchioness of Ailesbury, and Lady Caroline
Brudenell Bruce, for Richmond; Lieutenant-Colonel Mills, for
Brighton ; Itrajor Warwick. tor Chatham ' • Mr and Mrs. netbell,
for Brighton.; Mr. Henry Lanibton, for Brighton ; Major Ilyng,
for Shoreham; Mr. J. Aloritrrsor, for Paris; Major Bradford, for
Dublin; Airs. and bliss Kerner. for Bath; Mrs. and Miss Mit-
ford.for Brighton; Mrs. and Miss limes. for Marlborough build-
ing's. Bath; Mrs. and Miss Crompton, for the Stere. Brighton;
Major Warrington, for Manchester ; Colonel Forster. Inc Kidder-
minster ; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley. for Bri.hton; Mrs. and Miss
Mitchell. for Brighton; llajor and Mrs. Wilton, for Brighton ;
Colonel Scott, for Chatham ; the Duke of Norfolk, this day, for
Ms seat, Worksop Manor, Notts; the Duke of Richmond. from
Brook street. for Newmarket; the Marquis of Camden, for his
seat. the Wilderness, Kent ; the Karl and Countess Spencer, and
Lord Akborp, fir Northamptonshire ; the Lord Advocate of Scot-
land. for Scotland; Major F. Egerton, for Ireland; Edward
Tonna, Esq. from his house In Upper Brook-street. for his seat
faangeonick Park, Carmarthenshire; J. Winter, Esq. front Fen-
ton's Hotel, St. james't-street, for Manchester; ilyds Parker,
EN. from ditto, for Berko ; Viscount St. Vincent, hem Ellis's
Hotel, St. James's street, for his seat in Staffordshire; Lord Pit-
corny and Miss Moneypenny. from the London Hotel, Albe.
mark-street, for Bath; W. P. Hammond. Eq. from ditto. fur
his seat in Cambridgeshire; R. D. Oswald, jun. Esq. from ditto,
for Surrey.

The Ps incess AUGUSTA lett her residence in the King's
Palace, St. James's, yesterday morning, for the seat of the Duke
and aches. of CLarousca. at Bushy Park, whet* her Royal High-
ness. it is eapectod, will gamin about a week, on a visit to her
Royal relatives.
since POLIUNAC, the French Ambassador, had a
beg conference yesterday with the Duke of WULDNITOM and the
Earl of Dwaaav, at the Mice of the Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs.
Count de Movrica. the Danish Minister, transacted
business with the Earl of DUDLIT yesterday.
1141011 and Mr. ROTiIaCHILD transacted business yes-
terday at the Foreign Odics.
A King's Me•venger was sent off on Sunday night
from the Foreign Ofnce, with dispatches for Viscount Museums,
oar Ambassador at Paris.

The CHANCIILL,,R of the EZCHEQUIIO left town 00
Sunday, for his seat at Betchwortb.
His MoJulien Gate Alms were distributed yester-
' day, at eke Almaary Office, by Mr. Hassey the Seerstaty to the
Lena Hien Awaossa, to a great number of peer persona.
the dispatches brought by Mr. DliA7lllll, the King's
Mposenger attached to the lonian Islands, are said to he of consi-
derable importance. Upon their arrival at the Colonial Mice.
Mr. Hay. one of the Under Secretaries, Immediately proceeded to
Benham, In Sussex, the country residence of the Right Honourable
lint.u.sat Heeetsson, and when that Minister is spending the
Raster holidays.
The D•tke of No:trout entertained a select party to
diluter on Sunday, at his house in St. Jamee's square.
D mager Viscountess HANTDLN entertained a dis-
tinguished party to dinner yesterday, et bet house in Green•street,
Grosvenor•squue.
An expedition of two ships of the line, and several
frigates, is said to be preparing at Brest. Its destination Is not
known, but is said to be Algiers. A letter from Marseilles, of the
26th Marais, states that nine Algerine corsairs had escaped the
French squadron, and were cruising off Sardinia. We managed
affairs with these pirates rather more promptly and decisively.
M. de COKNILLOT, the aeronaut. whose efforts to sail
in a beelsontaidirection, assisted by Mr. Tuosuis Joi.urre, excited
in an unusual degree the attention of the public, has been success-
fully pertains his various researches in different departments of
France, soder the pattenap of several influential and distinguished
public characters.
The arrival of a merchant vessel from Oporto brings
doors the intelligence to the 23d ult. Considerable
fears ere said to be ontettained by cite English residents,
in consequence of disputes between the people and the
'military. The latter are all constitutional. This has
probably arisen from the intimacy of Many of them
with the British troops in the Peninsular war. The
country people, on the contrary, are, to a Wino rec'en
absolute Kin, and tlte•old order of things.