Star.
London, England, 1827-07-02 00:00:00

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receisieTairTifisorniat, by the French Mail. from Car.
thagehalCilleiniblle), doted 18th April t
• Is is semaln.Mas Bolivar is arrived et Values, from whence
ill Is going to the capital to take the rehn of Government, by Mt
limitation of the people. It le believed that the Government ins
In the Treasurys millionseom to pay the interest of the debt in'
the iotorios, m well so sew iiinialniog to pay the interest of the
foreign loan."

MADRID, Jima Is.
Last Friday an Ratner&nary Courier arrived from Lisbon,
with intelligence to Mr. Lamb, of the fortnadon of the New Milde-
wy at Liebe% which has not given satisfaction to this Court. Tbe
Army of Occupation remaining in its old Cantonments, 'be report
stlii gains ground that Coils will be evacuated by the French
troops, and the Governor proceed to Catalogs*.
THE ARMY.

The Grow of Corte, et the Seth of April. meadow a grand ra
view of the troops in that island, by his Excellency. Sir F. Atoms.
Monday, the Regiment of Royal Hone Guards were inspected in
Stoke Park, by Sir R. MOST Vara*. 11. P. Y.C. H. the Inspector
General. This Arm Regiment leaves Windsor this week.
The Aberdeen Barracks being now nearly ready, die !kb Rest-
Matt ender the command of Colonel tullarniAllllo7ll/ 11811
there in a few days.
Wednesday, the Second Regiment of County Yammer', copra
bed into
mended by Lieutenant C4llOllll J. HAWILTOP, marc
marnock, far their usual period of training. They muster strong,
and look very respectable
His Masaarr has approved of the followinr, promodoes is the,
Perthddre Yucatan! Cavalry : Lieutenant Grant to be Captain,
vice G. C. Craigie, who resigns; Mr. Johnstone of Ifelecardlne tab*
Lieutenant. vice Hepburn. who resigns; Cornet John Wright to
be Lieutenant, vice Orate. roamed.
A It S.

On Saturday the Sheriffs, attended by the City Re-
membrances', proceeded is State to St. James's palace,
and were introduced to his Mo.rairv, when he was gra-
ciously pleased to appoint four o'clock for the purpose
of receiving the Address of the Corporation on the
changes in the Administration.
The LORD binston. accompanied by the Colston
Seam'Ant. Town Clerk, Mr. BOLLARD, Mr. Baarrnao,
Hon. C. E. LAW. Mr. Mtacuottsa. the City Solicitor.
Bailiff of Southwark, Eighty-eight Commoners, and
some other City Officers, left Guildhall. et three o'clock,
and proceeded to St. James's Palace with the Address,
After the business of the Council had been finished, and
the RECORDER had made his report, they were intro-
duced to his MAJESTY,- sitting on the Throne, and the
RRGOADER read the. Address as follows s
" so run enso's MOST =warn soaerrv.
" The dutiful and loyal Address of the &fed Mayor. Aldermen.
and Commons of the City of Loudest, in Common Council
assembled.
" Mess osaciotre iimmosson-
-16 We, year Majesty's most dutiful and loyal Wino, the Lard
Mayer, Aldermen, and Commons of the City of London, In
Common Council assembled, beg leave to renew to year Majesty
the mmremisu of our warmest feelings of veneration and teepee& •
" WM' we testify our unbounded regard fee the Cestatitution
of our country, of which the prerogative of the Crown farms a
most valuable sad essential part we rejoice to find that in the foe,
nation of a new Administrati.n, your Majesty appears to have
exercised that prerogative, under circumstances of great difihmity,
in a manner highly dignified and constitutinsal.
" We trust that your Majesty's Ministers, acting upon an en-
lightened and liberal policy, will so wield the powers entrusted to
them by your Majesty, that the prerogative of the Crown may be
upheld, and that the liberties and happiness of the people may be
maintained and protected.
" Permit us to assure your Ma that jesty. we than shiest* co-
operate. to the utmost Or our powers in every measure which may
be aossetiai to promote these Important objects; and that we yield
to none of your Majesty's faithful subjects in loyalty and attests..
mem towards your Majesty's Royal Person and Family.
(Signed, by Order of the Coon),
• HENRY WOODTHORPE."
To which his MAJESTY was pleased to return the
following gracious Answer—
" I receive, with satisfaction, the loyal and dutiful Address craw
Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons of the Qty of London.
" Whatever diSeulties I may have 'aperient:ad in the enemies
of my just Prerogative, on the occasion to which that Address re.
fors, the conecioneness that I bad no other object in view than the
public strul, has enabled me to meet and to overcome than."
They were all very graciously received, and bad the
honour of kissing his MAJESTY'S hand.
DU-131.1N, Joys SO.

Mr. 807111..—Thursday evening, as Mr. Shiel was re.
turning from Booterstown to this city, he was thrown
from his horse, and had one of his legs fractured l we
learn, however, that the u ound is not of a serious nature.
Surgeon White, who attends him, hopes that in a few
days he will be enabled to resume his professional duties.
It is needless to say, that no other feeling than that of
deep regret prevailed yesterday upon the announcement
f this event amongst the members of his own profes•
sion, and public at large.—Freman's Journal.
SUMMER ASSIZES—Warman CIRCUIT.
Before Lord Chief Justice Bin and Mr. Justice Buentweld
Seuniastrron—ldonday; July 53. at the Castle of Winchester.
Wma—Saturday, July U, at New Sarum.
Dosm—Thursday, August 5, at Dotelaester.
Dnou—klonday, Amu 4, at the elide of Utter.
CUT AND Comm or RILITTAm.-Mooday, August 6, at the Ditikani
of the City of Exeter. .
Coasrarmz—Monday, August 15,1 t Bodinsin.
Somessay—Saturday, August 15.11 Bridgewater.
Cm nub Comm or Bassein—Saturday, Aug. 45, at the WWI
of the City of Bristol, -
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The Duke of ARGYLL is to be the Keeper of the
Great Seal of Scotland, in the room of the Duke of
GORDON deceased.
The Duchess of CLANSMEN, accompanied by the
Prince's Cancan, left her residence in the Admiralty on Saturday
afternoon. at four o'clock, io her carriage and four, for her seat In
Bushy Park. The Duke of Cu mica left the Admiralty about an
hour after attending the King's Coun, in his carriage and four, for
Bushy. The principal persona of their Royal Highnesses House.
hold also left town in the course of the aftertaste for Bushy, la two
carriages and four.
The Marquis of ANGLESEY visited Mr. CANNING
yesterday.
'fire Minister from Baden and Hesse h:cl an inter
view yesterday with Viscount DINILET and WARD at the roceign
Office. Prince Kmaisasv also visited the Forego Office yestnday.
An Italian Messenger arrived at the Colonial Office
yesterday morning from Anemia, [ringing dispatches from Sr F.
Anais, Lord High Commissioner of the lima= Islands,to Viscount
Gowaser. _. I
Sir WILLIAM COMORE'S arrived at Bordeaux on the'
14th uh. in the Admiralty yacht, on his way to the basin et Barege,
for the recovery of his health.
The Marquis and Marchioness of STAFFORD and
sake have arrived at Dunkin Castle, Sutherlantlehire.
The Dike of Wata.tuorou was elected a member of
the Boldness Agricultural Society, last week, at Haan.
Mr. Part's Act [Sr the Reform and Consolidation of
the Criminal Law, though u yet, we believe, little known w
understood, came into operation on the lit instant.
Mr. Lusutstoros, who was sworn in as a Privy
Councillor ago Saturday, will sail far India on Wednesday. The
important Moos of Governor General is still vacant.
Mr. WILL", the Chancery Barrister, has, within the
last few days, received the appointment of Supreme
Judge and Master of the Rolls in Upper Canada.