Star.
London, England, 1828-04-28 00:00:00

DEPARTURES.

The Countess of Poulett and the Hou. Mrs. Portman, from
Berkeley square, for Tunbridge Wells ; Cornet Vandelcur. to
join the Tenth Hussars, at Brighton; Mr. Pentheny from
Somerset, for Acton; Mr. Perceval Peyton, for Lichfield; Mr.
Mortimer Drummond, for Berkshire ; Mr. Henry Traill, from
Brook street, for Parir; Major Coles, from Limmer's Hotel, for
Alton, Hants.

The Duke of CUMBERLAND, accompanied by his son
Prince Genius, paid a visit to the Kum on Saturday, at his Palace
in ,St. James's.
The Duke of Lima had an audience of his MAJESTY i
on Saturday. •
The Duke of CUMBERLAND was present at the enter-'
taininent given by the Duke and Ducheu of Groutmaraa, at
Gloucester House, Part Lane, on Friday evening.
The Duchess of KENT entertained a distinguished
party at &met on Saturday, at her Royal Highness's apartinenti,
in the King's Palace,* Kensington.
The Doke of CUMBERLAND visited his MAJESTY yes-
terday.
.The LORD CHANCELLOR, the Duke of PORTLAND,
and COWIE MUNSTER, had audiences yesterday of the Kum.
The Duchess of CLARENCE, accompanied by the
Princess Esutta of Cautions, attended Divine Service yesterday,
at the Royal German Chapel.
The Duke of CUMBERLAND and Prince GEORGE
attended Divine Service yesterday, at the Chapel Rota), St. James's.
The Duchess of KENT and the Princess ViEToltiA at-
tended Dieine Service yesterday, do the private Chapel in Ken-
sington Palace.
THE PRINCESS AuousTA.—The following.favourable
'bulletin was issued yesterday, by her Royal Highness s medical at-
.tendants :—" Her Royal Highness has passed a good night, and is a
good deal better to-day." The state of the' Princes had also im-
proved on Saturday, the answer- given on that day to the•nutwesons
inquirers among the Nobility and Gentry bring, " The Princess
Avousra has passed a better night, and is altogether better to-day."
The Duke of CLARENCE honoured the Marquis and
Marchioness of Cannes with his company to dinner yesterday, at
their residence in Arlington-street. .
Prince GEostuit of CuMßEitt jai; accompanied by-
Prince NICHOLAS ESTERHAZY (son of Prince Bereastaxv the Aus-
trian Ambassador) and attended Ay Colonel Timmons and the
Reverend Mr. Jatr, rode but yesterday afternoon in the Parks for
about two hours.
The Duchess of CLARENCI honoured Covent Garden
Theatre with her presence, on Saturday evening.
• A Cabinet Comma was held oil Saturday afternoop,
&fuse Foreign Office, Dowtting-street, *MO was attended bj the
bateof WELLIROTON, Earls Baustrise"And Dittmar, Viscount
Paiaszarroir, Lord' Vtiatinsoitoucti, Me. Secretary Peat, Mr.
Secretary BUSKIS4ON; Mr.. C. GNAWS tbE c/WiCELLOIL of the Fs-
CYMOZR, and Mr, Hanes.", The llinisters assembled between
four and five o'clock, and *t in deliberation about two hours.
A merting orthe Lords of Traee.and Plantations was
beld on Saturday morning- at- the office of the Board of Trade,
Whitehall The Duke of WRLLINOTON, Earl BATHURST, Lord
Blaersoanuan, Mr. Secretary Hosxisson, Mr. Hamar', Lord
Beater, and Mr. Aastransor, attended the meeting.
Ine Lords qI, his m diJesiles' Most Honourable Privy
Causal had a meeting en Saturday morning, at eleven o'clock, at
the Council Office ; the Lords present were—the Masrea of the
Botts, the Right lionovrablea Hume Ems., Sir Hrnai Russatt,
and Lord BEELRY. The ease of Nauebiar a. sstooputty (from
MOT U) was entered on their Lordships list for judgment. The
,noit.appeal wasAatof Des Itivieres tr. the Royal Institution of
!lower Canada. in'thir case there is • dispute respecting some
estate, left by a person of the' name of Des Rivieres to the Royal
Institution of Lower Canada, on condition that within ten years
the Trustees of that Institution should establish a Unit/crafty; the
question at issue being, whether the Trustees have a right to the
land previous to the expiration of the ten years. The ATTORNEY
Gsarsaar., Mr. Pans, and other Counsel* were heard at great
length on the part of the appellants. The cases of Lanegy v. Cost
(from De ), and Blanshard a. Robertson (from the Cape).
were the next appeals beard by their Lordships. Shortly before
four o'clock their Lordships adjourned.
A very numerous deputation: of analisters, beaded by.
Sir JAMES G&AItAN, M.P. and Mr. PIPDTDLEff,..M.P. waited Int the
Csaseention orris Ezoortatrea, on Saturday morning, at the Tres-
wry: Mr. Caen. the Soitcitor tit the arils; was present at the
interview, which lured ready three hours.-
The Governor and Deputy Governor of The Bank 'of
England bad a conference with the Duke of Wettings:mond the
Camatentroa of the Excusauea on Saturday, at the Treasury.
Count LUDOLP, the NeagOitart Minister, an, the
Right Hon. STRATFORD CANNING, ttrtigisd tibiDCAll on
,Saturday
with Mr. Secretary Iluseassoni at t elks i Office.
. .
'-The Count, D'ALCUDLA, the *sash Minister, and
Viscount ITASAVANA, the Brazilian. Mitiistaghadisserriews with
Earl DUDLEY OD Saturday, at the Office a t Suretatrof State-for
•
Foreign Affairs.
The Duke and Duchess of ST. ALB tras gave a grand
entertainment yesterday at their house in Stratton-street, to their
Royal Highnesses the Dukes Ot'Clial AAAAA ND ANd SERUM, and
distinguished party.
Letters from Dublin state that the LORD LiEuTE-
XAMT, who had been slightly indisposed, was so far recovered on
Friday, that his iixcelkncy had a large party of the Nobility and
Gentry to dinner. •

A Gentleman who has just arrived from Embden
states. that large purchases were making in that neighbourhood of
oats and other forage for horses, by Prussian Commissaries.
The Marquis of CLEVELAND entertained his Royal
Highness the Dtike of Strisix, and a select party at dinner, at his
htvuse M St. James's•square, on Saturday.
WINDSON,' APRIL 26.—Yesterday being the anni.
veriary of the. Birth-day of her Royal Highness the
Dachas of GLOUCESTER, the morning vas ushered in
by the ringing oldie Church bells; and in the evening
her Royal Highness's tradesmen illuminated their houses.
.The Anniversary Sermon, in aid ofthe Philanthropi.
Society, was preached yesterday in the Chapel attached
tp the establishment in St. George's-fields, by the Bishop
of. Winchester. •
Yesterday, according to custom, on the first Sunday
in Easter and Ti laity Terms, the Judges attended Di-
vine Service in St. Paul's Cathedral. Their Lordships,
accompanied-4 a number of the Sergeants and other
Law Officers; woe escorted from Sergeants' Inn to the
Cathednil Write City Marshals, and were' met at the
entrance. by•the LORD MAYOR and Civic Authorities,
in State. .A.satmon was preached on the occasion`by
the Rev.-Mr. LANCASTER, the Lord Mayor's Chaplain.
The Judges. prevent were:—.The Carer BAILOR of the'
B=IIE4IIIIE, Mr. Justice BatiLET, Justice Petits; Baron
HOLLOOR, Justice LITTLIRALii Justice GASELEKI and
Baron VAIKIHAN• Lord TENTENDEN was prevented
from attending by the occurrence of a domestic calamity.
Accounts are said to have heen.rediived in town of
the death of the celebrated.t:ngliCakricultnrist, the
Revet end ARTHUR Yonne:4,4lns rigs from ajouref7 ,
to the Crimea to sell a tranawf9.oootitaesstantedhim-
by the Emperor of ItuamAi-!..---.... f .k' •• .`
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By accounts from Halifli iie lei,* dist ihe priocipsil
Officers of his Majesty's. Customv_ there had •received
orders to carry into effect the strict letter lurd.spivig',..of
the Act 6 Geo. IY. by in future reCeipingtin.paymeat,
of duties, British money, or dollars, 1,_a..4d. enclseih-,
stead of ss. 6d. per oz. until the I tagnparjr.l:l44 i
after which British money only. ail ,received: •