Star.
London, England, 1829-02-23 00:00:00

WlJepson" FIRII4RY 22.—His Meanwrirtas net been
nut since-this day.week,but he continnet in good health.
This day. the Kiso's suite attended Divine Service in
• St. George's Chapel, and his domestics in the parish'

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COURT. CIRCULAR.
Tile Duke of CousinLAND attended Divine Service
In the L‘ipel Royd, Si. James's Palite, yesterday wallop and
'lift afternoon left town an I, VbD to his MAISSIT at his ram at

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the Duchess of Erne and the Princess Vicioala attended
Divine Service yesterday in the prints Chapel, in the Hing's Palace,
; liensington. • .
A Cabinet Council was held at three o'clock en Saturday after.
neon, at the Foreign Ofiee, Downing...treat, the summonses for the
bolding of which were issued as Friday evening. The whole wf
ale Cabinet Ministers attended the Council, Including Viscount
• •$ s vaLLq who, fbr the Stet time since his-indisposition. left his re-
- iblenee in Order to be present at the Council. The, Ministers re.
' • 'Wanted In deliberation tin past sin o'clock.
Another Cabinet Council was held at three o'cleek yesterday
: afternoon at the Foreign 011ee, Doti-ping-street, which was at.
• 7- • tended by the LinorCllanoimou, the Duke of Wwinoeoe, Earls
....Postdate and AllinD2lll, Viscount Mesvautat, Lord
',rotation, Mr. Secretary Panay Sir G. MURRAY, the CHAINCIL4OR of
the Eacitenuaa,• Mr. Vane Frraiteam.s, and Mr. Manias. The
- Iliniatect did not conclude their sitting. till past seven 'o'cliiek,
baring sat four hours. The summonses for the assembling of the
Cabinet were boned dn Saturday night.
The Archbishop tit Carrawselif sand the Duke of NORTNUMBIM:
&Awn had conferences with the. Duke of !swears on Saturday
tf . it the Treasury.
, Prince POLIGNAC. the French Ambassador, .arrived in town on
Eaftldly morning rtion Paris. His Excellency attended at the
.Tsessury,end bad a lung diaereses with thDuke of Wm.xmarrost.
~.4111.1.11Uk• .04 AIIIOI.Li. Mantels Canaan, and she Hon. Mr.
'Et its, transacted business on Saturday at the Colonist Once.
• • Ther•Avvoneav Gestmtat. and Snucitna Giurearia. for Ireland bad
- a difference with Mr. Secretary Pest. on Saturday.-- . •
••• .Cuunt d'Aoi.ta and the Chevalier de Neuman, of the Asstrlan
--Xnebassy, transacted business on Saturday, at the Foreign Oillee.
/owning-street. •
• • Mr. Secretary Peet. gave* grand dinner to the Duke and Duchess
Itioarnuasseet.aeo yesterday evening, at his tirekleam in Privy.,
gardens, on their Graces departure foe Ireland. Among the
• eompany present to meet the Duke and Duchess, were Prince and
: Princess lArtee, Prince and Princess Powortas. Danis and Baru-
owe Hower, and.other of the Foreign . Ambassadors and Ministers,
ening ktorasavwrre, the Duke of WELLING:on. the Ea of Asia li
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- yaws, tad' when of the Cabinet Ministers. • •

DUBLIN, FEBRUARY 20.

The following General Order has been Issued by
Field-Marshal the Duke of WiLLIWOTOII:
GENERAL ORDER.
0. B. 11,429. Excise Orrica.Drat,nr,Pse.l7.lB29.
In pursuance of the directions eit tire General Board, it is or-

'tiered tbat every person In the service of the Revenue be informed,
›,;: -tabu litry Willie visited with.eomeeriere mark of the Board's

. pore leas it in future they attend, or svbactibe to, any political
ag.
-rt.: Panting—whether Brunowick, Catholic Association, or anfether.
By the Board, W. WARDLEY.

• EDINBURGH. Fasitossuy 20.
Thursday, Mr. John C. Mulligan, Excise officer, at
Drawla choile distillery;was dmwned in the river Turn-
' sniel,. nearly opposite Moulinaro inn. • He bad ferried a
...sly of friends over the river to Poultray, and rashly
attempted to swim back, in spite of their remonstrances
and vain endeavours to prevent him. He continued for
some time to buffet the stream, which was at the time
!try posveiful, and latterly sunk in the view of his dip,
tressed friends, who had no pos,ible means of aff ttling
him succour.