Star.
London, England, 1828-03-14 00:00:00

ARRIVALS AT CHELTENII AM.

Earl Fowls, Vi+count Deethurst, Lord Decies, Colonel Berkeley.
Lient.-Colonel Pearce. Lieut.-Colonel &Plaids, Major Campbell,
Diajor Tyler, Rev. Archdeacon Probya, Rev. Mr. Bell, Captain
Baker, IL N. Mr. and Mrs. Fielder Croome and family, Mr. and
MrC Protberoe, Mr. and Mrs. Whitbread, &c. &c.

Wednesday the individuals entrusted with the pro.
tectinn of the Coleuial interests in this country, had an interview at
Ap.lcy House, with his Grace the Duke of Wat.t.maros; Mr. Hue.
'thaw', Mr. Pam. and the CMANCILLAM of the Exca MUMS were also
present. The wishes of the Colonists and the intentions of bis Ma-
jesty's Gov,ernatent were fairly and fully stated; aid we have the
pleasure to add, that the assurances given by the Noble Duke were
:most satisfactory. TbeGentlemen fot ming the Deputation ultimately
retired with crovietion that, whilst due resiect would be paid
to the f ed by a large portion of the British people in
favoir of the the sacred rights of property vested in their
owners would be preteinad and maintained to the fullest extent.

The Duke of Wittstnatton And the Earl of DUDLEY
had asubencesof his IdAaron yesterday, at his palace in St. James's.
The Prenc,ss AII.,OWITA visited the Duchess of CLA.
*cwcs yesterday morning, at her reddence in the Admiralty, and
the Duchess of GLoncessaa. at Gloucester-house, Park•lane. Her
Royal Highness honoured the performance at the Italian Opera.
house with her presence yesterday evening.
The Piii.cess SoPHIA MATILDA left town yestlrday.
afternoon, for her seat on Blackheath.

The Duchess of CLARK/Mt honnuted.Lrwd and Lady
Cawooa wick her company to dinner on Wednesday, at their re-
sidence in Gro.vennr-squate s there was a select party to meet the
Royal Duchess. Her Royal Highness honoured the performance.
of the Concert of Ancient Music, at the Hanover-nesse Rooms,
with her presence in the evening.
The E ot Hottnowat had an interview yester- day
wijh the Duke of Witmitowns at the Treasury.
Earl BATHURST:, the E.rl ot ASSRDRIN, Viscount
Orsawaroan, and I.prd Ru.ritmaosion, visited Bari Denies yes-
terday, at the Offlefpf the Secretary et State for Foreign Affairs.
The Marquis r_mssett transacted business yesterday
at the Foreign Office, Downing-street.
Mr. CHARM'S GRANT had an interview with Mr.
130111111 SON yesterclay,at the Colonial Office, Doveninrstreet.
Dispatches wee received yesterday at the Foreign
Office, Downing-street, form Viscount Oaarren.ts, our Ambassa-
dor at Paris.

The Marchioness of HERTFORD entertained a large
assembly of the Hest Da yesterday evening, at her house in Man-
chester-square.
The Countess of Easix had a card party yesterday
aveniag, at her house in Hill-street, Berkeley-square.
The Earl of Unlatc:se and the two Ladies PAURT
arrived at the castle, Dublin, on Sunday afternoon. •
The depth of ruin which fell in 1827 was 1,874
inches, or 7,830 hogsheads per acre, or 1,211,281 tuns weight on a
sasiare mile—a weight about 833 times greater than that of the
atmosphere oa the same space.
Letters from Manchester state that there is the greatest
brishoess in the demind for all descriptions of manufactured goods.
An iustallatiun of the Knights of the Bath is expected
to be held the ensuing spring in Westminster Abbey, for the pur.
pose of installing bier Rapid Highneu the Duke of Cuienics Grand
Master of 4be -Order. in the room of the late Duke of Yollt j and
alto tor the purpose of installing the Knights who have been in-
vested with the Order since the last installation.
Sir SYmosicrs D'Ewass, who was Lord of the Manor
of Faversham, in Suffolkwadd one of the most learned of the anti-
' quark, of his time, was t hell rimer, as was Sir Marrnew HALL
Lord Ode( justice of Common, sad Wa.ssao High '
Treasurer of Ragland.
The Dowager Marchioness of SALl'lltfirl had Istand
Assembly .12 Wednesday Evening. at her holstein Adissrellsalreet,
wince wino attended by upwards of 108,of the hod tuts.