Star.
London, England, 1827-03-03 00:00:00

THE EARL OF LIVERPOOL.

The state of the Noble Earl's health is so much im-
proved that Dr. Derma is not so close in attendance
on his Lordship as he has been. The Doctor was.ab.
sent the greater part of Thursday. Sir Ase Lev Coormst
was not present at the consultation on Thursday moan
ing, but attended the meeting of the Medical Gentle.
men at twelve o'clock yesterday, when the Bulletin
agreed upon was coosidered, very favourable:
His Lordship continued in the same favorable state
up to a late hour last night.
After the usual consultation this morning, the fol.
lowing favourable Report was made:
"Fin House, MARCH 3, HAILT-PASr TWILVZ.

a Lord LIURPOOL has had another very good night,
and is something better in all re_lects."

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
A,RRIrAz.s.
Lord James Townahend, from his seat in Norfolk ; Hon. Gen.
Trevor, in Hill-street, Berleley-tquare • Colonel Leigh, in Dover.
street, from bit seat in Sussex; Captain Fencourt, at Fenton's
Hotel, St. James's-street; Sir C. Danville, Bart. M.P. at the
Royal Hotel, St. Janies's-street ; Lady Barlow, at the Bath Hotel,
Arlington-street; Sir Hugh Palliser, Ban. at ditto; the Bishop of
Chichester and family, in Mount-street.

CILIA GE.%
The Duchess of Bedford, for her seat, Woburn Abbey ; the Earl
of Dartmouth, for ►is seat Sandwell, Staffordshire; Lord Francis
Osborne, to his seat in Berks ; General and Captain Eden from
Fenton's Hotel, on a tour ; Watson Taylor, Est. M.P. from the
Burlington Hotel, for his seat In Wilts.
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

HUNTING.
His Majesty's Stag Hounds meet on Monday, at the Magpies,
Hounslow Heath; they also meet on Wednesday and Friday next,
but the places of meeting have not yet bons determined upon.

ROYAL HUNT.
His Majesty's Stag. Hounds met on Wednesday for the first time
'since the breaking up of the frost, ea Ascot Heath. near Swlnley
Lodge. It proved a heavy day's run, the Deer taking through the
forest to Lord Maryborough's seat, at Fern Hill, where he crossed
the grounds and made for Wlnkfield Plain. After more than an
hour's run. he crossed the Thames a short distance above Windsor-
bridge, the Hounds and Huntsmen proceeding through the town ;
the sport was then renewed on the Buckinghamshire side, and the
Stag was not secured fur a considerable time after. It rained nearly
all the morning, and the appearance of the bones and riders who
were in at the close sulliciently betokened the miry state of the'
country over which they badVassed.

The House of Lords last night was occupied chiefly
with discussions on Petitions respecting the Corn Laws.
An interesting discussion took place in the House of
Commons on a Petition presented by Lord CHANDOS
against granting any further concessions to the Catholics.
Dispatches from New South Wales and Sierra Leone,
were received this day at the Colonial Office, Down-

iag-street.
Mr. Husatasos was a little better yesterday, owing
to the good effects of a large blister, which was applied to his chest,
lon Thursday.
Yesterday dispatches were sent off from the Foreign'
Office, to Paris, Brussels, Hamburgb, &c.
Mr. Secretary CANNINQ was not in the House of
Commons during any part of the evening yesterday.
There were many Ladies in the roof of the House of
Commons on Thursday night, to hear Mr. Commies speech on the
Corn question.
Sir J. BECIECTT, the Judge-Advocate, still continues
too indisposed to be able to attend his duty In Parliament, so severe
was the cold resulting from appearing at the late Duke of Yons'a
funeral.

/Jr. Hutyrtnoroite, Bishop of Hereford, is so dan-
gerously ill, that his recovery is despaired of.
Yesterday, in the suit brought by Captain Bacit
sombass Ms wife' for a divorce, open the ground of adultery alleged
no have been committed by her with Mr. Lon* Wect.sacyr,
tio wife's Proctor applied to the Consistory Court to grant a
RNA of money on account of alimony, and the Court accordingly
rioted 1001.
The following is a list of the passengers by the ClyJe,
'Bast Indiaman, Captain Munroe, from Calcutta, Ma-
dras,
the Cape, and St. Helena :
.Lieut. Colonel Hankins, Mrs. Hankins, and child, 2d Madras
Rurop. Reg. Major Bunce, H. M. 67th Regt. Major Willis,
H. M. 46th. Regt. Captain Marc, 3d Madraa Native Infantry ;
Captain Chadwick, H. M. 45th Regt. Capt. Brooke, H., M. 48th
Regt. Capt. Tucker, 11th Madras N. Inf. Lieut. Robertson, 2A
Extra Bengal N. I. Lieut Scott, ditto. Lieut. Hope, 57th B. N. I.
Lieut. Carr, 11th M.N.I. Dr. Brisson. 16th M.N3. Mr. P.
Healey, Mr. R. Shand, and Master Macqueen.
Ensign A. C. Hayes, H. M. 13th Regt. died at the Cape of
Good Hope, 6th Dec. 1826.
The East India Company's Ship Hytbe, outward bound, was all
well on the 20th nit. in lat. 48. 4N. long. 8. 50 W. The Mar-
obioness of Ely and Prince Regent, arrived at Madras, the former
on the 24d, the latter oa the 50th of August. The Marchioness
et Ely was expected to leave Madras for Bengal on the 4th, and
the Prince Regent on the 15th September.
A* material point of argument for the repeal of the
Game Laws is, that the 58th Geo. 111. alluded to by
Lord Wharncliffe, which imposes a penalty on, the
boyar and seller, is almost rendered nugatory by the
immense importations which in the winter months take
place at the Custom-house, Dover; three-louiths of the
quantity of which find their way to the London poul-
terers, and are offered for sale without question as to the
native soil which gave the birds or hares birth, or. their
identity, as being the same—the duties were charged at
Dover.
By the General Turnpike Act, any person having
blocked the wheel of any waggon, cart, or other carriage, on going
up a bill, and who shall suffer the stone or other thing which may
have been used in such blocking to remain ou the road, incurs a
penalty of 40s. to be levied by distress on the offender's goods, and
in default of goods whet eon to distrain, the offender to be committed
to the House of Correction for three months. Complaints of this
dangerous nuisance having frequently come befote the Magistrates,
one James Morley, of Lewes, was lately convicted before the Lewes
Bench in the tuU penalty and costs, fur havinrblocked up the wheels