Star.
London, England, 1828-03-18 00:00:00

we mean Savings' Banks. It is not supposed, how, err,
will be any interferetter with the inttreste of those who
plied with the provisions of the Act, agreeably to sehicl
mide by any one depo.ittre shall not exceed Gity pounds
year ending the 20th of November 1825, nor thirty
succeeding year, nor shall the whole sum of the deposit,
tiro hundred pounds, exclusive of hutted. The '
that each depositor shall declare that be or she is mit,,
or indirectly, to any deposit in, or bend, from,
other Savings' Bank in England or Ireland, standing
of names of any other person or persons in the booths
int,' Banks above-mentioned. As four per Cent. interest,
is allowed on all deposits in Savings' Banks, in -
Act of the ith of his present Majesty, it is supposed
persons, testified by the increased interest,, might
plied with the trims of the Act, by having indirectly
than were authorised by the Act, and consequent!'
vernment, being losers by the payment of such '
to the illegal depositors, some change will take plat
saving be effected in behalf of the public.

The first Drawing-rocas was gt
Thursdey eeenii g. The attehdance
ctily mitnelous. The gram' suit
thrown ~i.en tt fling o'clocit. tt r
'Company Amongst tho-e present
The Lord Chancellor and Mies Hart. dot
and the Misses Magee, the Archbishop of
;ewe, ihr Master of the Rolle • Nit. Lely
the Solicitor-General and Cady and
Mayor And Lady Mayoress; the Nlatquis
Miller, Howth, and art; Lord; Kill
Clurtearry, J. Scott, and Clamp( rris ; the
wade; Ladies Meath, tie Vroti, Castlecooti
Killeen, Glandine, MAytt. Laser:lice,
Ponville, Morgan, Crofton, Meredyth,
Featherstone, Ribbon Smith, and Veers,

FASHIONABLE IN l'E

ARRIVALS.
Rarl of Clarendon and Lady Harriet Vi
street, Lady Emily and Ain. Drummond,
Call, io Old Bond street ; Lady and Mil.
stre,t ; laud and the :Misses King, in Duet
Countess of Morton, in Park street ; Dowag
the lion. Maas Waidegrave, in Park squ.are ;
in llr.aaa st:eet ; 'ir. Adair, in Pall ;
hi Park slued! ; and 'sirs. .V.ittotan, in
Major anal Mrs. Atkinson, in Chose. • •
Onrmavessor place; Mr. 'airs. and Aiis4
Gleiticditer place; \ars. and Misa Myddk
lope street, Alay Fair; Mrs. Bowles, in Ili
in Park street; Major and Mr.. F. Riker
fair; Mrs. and Mo. Berry, in Hill ER
Browne, iii Pin iland place; and :.Cis,
the Misses Cada. man, in(trim sitet•t, P..rk
CAnlphell, in BIWA Street ; ('apt .1 I. Cr.
GNAW*, in SteatiOn street, Piccadilly :
Portman square; Airs. and Ma.. Can:alit
Mrs. and Muss In 314,01e-(,•fra
Cstell ell, in Ili utaai .tra et ; Lord ansi
Moreton, is Dover sire, t ; Coimbra .nil
lair ; Major Mitre, in Fall mall ; Major
mail, Comma and Air-. Ihninar, in Herat
Laarin.port„ in Lows DlUsit sirett ; CUS•11)1
A ibt niafir Witt; LieUttlo.nts4.llCral.nd
Grnsvraaor -.see.; kit. Henry Klwee. In
said Ma, knwom, iu Park orser; Mr. J.
Pinar ; Mr. Jonli Fointit; in Conduit assert;
Fait), w liarLy watt; Dowager Lady
wrcet ; Major trAtios, in Pall roast; Nita.
Baker street; Mrs. Graivilk, is Park
Grant, in Biota street ; Major and Mrs.
street; Alajor and Mrs. Grainger, in 11.
Miss Dales, iu Grosvenor Inert; Major al
Altnniark.street ; Mrs. and Mu.. ILI-, in
Harper. in Waaerlon place, (tam Lialssm;
Xernson. in Stanhope street. May lair;
Upper Brock street; Mrs. wad Miss _
Park lane; Major and Mrs. KtrkpAttick, in
and Mrs. Lawley, in (itio,Vellett square; M
in Brook street; Captain and Mu.. F.
Mr. Jelin Mills, in Synth Audley atr
paiirkeley street ; Captain and Mrs.
Mrs. Mills, in Hill street ; Lady and Mts.
Street ; Alta and Miss Nugent, iu Park
Ogle, in Pall mall; Miss 'O'Grady, iii Gr.
DEPARTURES.
'the Hon. Captain Clive, trona Stevens'
Dunibleton, liar Winchbeld Douse, !tants;
barn, Dams; Captain Sheldon, of the I.ith
Court ; Captain litgland, tor ; Ca
brakie, Norali Etat:Ml; Captain Itich..rds, I
bloinague Bete, for Chard, in Somerstishire
for Dublin; Air. llenry Long, from Caves
ton ; Captain Henry Nugent, for Port Fen
Leeds, liar Hera inflect 11.11, Yarmouth ;
set; Captain !terry, for Madras; Cart sin
for ihightun ; Al.jur Bullteley, sit
• Hounslow; Captain Witham Peter...ll P.
We received this morning Lisbon Gazettes to Richard Sutton, (tart. from the Clarendo
9th inst. the following are ezrracts:— Addison, Esq. Mrs. Addison, and the .
Demers Hotel, for Gre.at Malvern, Won
LISBON, Marten 3. Esq. trent ditto, for Faversham, Kent.
His Highness the Infante Regent has appointed :I'.!
Marquis de Berba Peer of the Kingdom; the Bishop: The Duchess of GLOUCESTER
Vizeu, Peer of the Kingdom; and Senhor Princip ..; yesterday, at his Palace in St. James's.
Freire, to he Counsellors of State. 11. v Duke and Duchess sit CLA,
and the Honourable Mrs. Hors with their
Hi. Highness has ordered the Urania corvette to cruir • se-relay, at their residence in Mansfield-street.
on the coast of Portugal, for the protection of cos • Tne Duke an,' Duchess of CLA:
by the PrinCeSS EMILIE of Caankarti. paid
mace; the Carbella corvette is to sail from the Azott
Acire.s. oil Sunday, at her residence 112
citi the sth inst. for the same purpose. . '•
MA Keltrearrlhe Gazelle contains the conclusion o
M. Secretary Ilusztssoz gave a
• Sunday, at his resiJelice D .taut,
the trial of the four Peers, who were unanimously ace patty, anio.nis whom were—
quitted, and resumed their seats in the Chamber. 'the Lord Chancellor and Lady L.
.
MARCH s.—The Gazette contains three decrees of the Paltutratota, Lady Melrio, ha' George .
E. Vervain, Mr. and Mrs. Littleton, Mr.
Prince Regent: voluble.
I. Accepting the resignation of the Conde de Vila Air. Secretary PILL entertained a
of the 11 cse of Conimosis to dinner,
Real, Minister of War. Pi iv yti rettlm, on Stititlal. Among
2. Appointing the Conde do Rio Pardo to be Mi• Sir W. 11. Pringle, Sir John Cotterel'
nister of War. Ceptaiu Cust, Cvlsau.l Beane, Mr.
Hume Turns, kir. W. Ward, Mr. An
S. Appointing the Conde de Villa Real Minister fir llouldsworth. Mr. Arkwrigbt, Mu ANA!,
Foreign Affaits, which post he held ad interim. Uiluert, and Mr. Harris.
MARCH 6.—The Gazette gives the account of .1130 Prince POLD:NAC. die French Amt
d'Acccura On a special edition fit • the
presentation of Sir F. Lamb to the. Prince Regent, 10 acted buusiess with the Duke of
whom be delivered his credentials as Ambassador Er. Treasury.
Baron Fa LCK, the Ambassador fl
traordinsry and Minister Plenipotentiary from the Coon and Count Lunuts, the Neapolitan
of Great Britain. yesterday with Earl Lkutav, at the Fun
A CA:lilies Councils was held r
MARCH 7.—The Gazette officially announces the forto
the Foreign Office, Downing •
which is to be used in the acts of the Government.
present were—
the promulgation of the laws, usually promulgated i 3 The Lord Chancellor, the Duke
the name of the King, it is to be " Don Miguel, Intan:e Dudley, and Aberdeen, Viscounts
Ellenborough. Me. Secretary Peel, ,
Regent of the Kingdoms of Portugal and Algarve and Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Mr.
their dominions, is the name of the King," and the same held at three o'clock, sod continued
Grant joined his colleagues about four
with the customary variations on other occasions. Lord Chancellor left the Cabinet
His Highness has been pleased to discharge Major Hume et Lords.
At ten o'clock last night another
General Carlos Frederica de Caula from the office of
heti at the Foreign Otbce, Downit
Governor of Extremadura, and to appoint in his morn
attended by
Lieutenant 'General the Viscount de VeirJs.—Lisboa The Lord Chancellor, the Duke of
Gazette, Marcis 8. Dudley, and Aberdeen, Viscounts Melville
Elleuborough, Mr. Secretary Peel, 1.1-
Charles Grant, the Chancellor of the _
he Duke of Bar:moan gave a g.
day,' at his house in St. James's-square, to :
Tce Duke of RUTLAND intends
stair in the town of Haswell, for supplyi
water.

The preparation, for an • xpedition from
ports of France (opposed for the Morea)
represented by the French Jr urstals as
effective eescription. The Gazelle de
SundAy, gives a commun'catiqn from Frai
states, that in consequence of intelligrnc
of the intention of the Russians to pass t.
different Stocks had in consequence NI
accounts from Frankfort mention consich
menu of Austrian Ira, ps to hAve taken p!
military preparations were also making on t e p,
of Prussia.

Among our extracts frcm the Paris Paper,
Readers will see an article from the Journal des
alluding to the recent Ministerial changes in E
and France, and as having had, in all prohallili
ir.fluence in determining the conduct of the 1.
" The S; eech from the Throne on the opening
English Parliament," says the Journal in qt
" could hardly fail to give rise to serious reflect
St. Petetsburgh ; a combat treated as untriwar d h
binet w hich, for the first time, saw a Gem ral at it
...id not announce any warm very intertst in the c
In France, on the contrary, an Ad
during an existence which was but too long, tt
thing that was grand, noble, and genereus, cn
down, piece by piece, to give place to a C
several Members of which had for three years
a cause eminently popular, and carried will
'o. power the imperious obligation of r,
to their country the rank from which their
cessors had caused it to descend." It Ca
attention of the public to the dangers which
arise tr m any successes gained by the Rues"
the Principalities. " What barrier," it demand
you oppose to the Russian invasion, when once
comes into Bulgaria ? The Mores itself disapper
before more important interests."

The jostuals of St. Petersburgh of 28th &brim!
and Ist Match, received by the Dutch Mail this mort•
ing, do'not contain any political news from Rus,ia, cr
any allusion to the Turkish Manifesto, or the affairs c
Greece. Tie Hague Courant of the 13th inst. mentio,l
the arrival in the Texel of a vessel from Batavia. l'
letters from that city come down to the 16th Nuveo
her, but they contain no news of importance.
following are extracts from the Dutch papers:—

The Dowager Marchioness of
elegant e•nverxistone on Sunday evening,
tun-atreet.
The Countess of East' had a

terday evening, at per borne is' Hill-street,
bit G. T. STAUNTVN, Bart. eutett,
potty at dinner on Sunday, at his house in
CritAND DlhitEß YAKTIE.S.
Carrots, hx Piccadilly; Lord Sumas...
estmt ; Ss:. J. HANLTX Wittman, Bart. in
• A. Tattua, Esq. MP. Nlihitchall-yard.
A letter lions Marseilles, dated
yesterday, has the following postsc. i
ment have just others to ft,
ring 15,U00 omit to the Mores,.
re.ing. it is known, that from the
$ll produce of Europe can be imp,,
tutu Fiance, and admitted, it by
some duty diS it would in Fa ench
Letteis horn Oeitgal, to the `23,1 of
that a Gene, al Meeting of all the
place at Calcutta, whs.n a Petition t'
was unanimoudy attired to, praying
placed its the way of Europeans hold
tivatotig the soil, might be removed
h., a lower duty oar the import of 1:4
tins country.

11Aso' 8.
M. Brook Taylor, the new British Ambassador, hid
his first audience on the 4th.

Russian couriers pass through this city almost daily.
The Emperor's camp equipage is said to have already
left St. Petersburgh. It is affirmed that as matters now
stand, Prussia and Austria will take a greater part is
the affairs of the East.

CORPCMATIoN AND l'EsT ACTS.—After a very penre
•tatement made by the l'aovowr klibburgb, followed byConve!,,'
%Ltci ALAN, the Council tmanintoyaly resolved to prtiti 111 l
looses of l'Arliament forthe repeal of dome Acts. and appoiute,
Committee to prep .re suet) Petitions, and to request Mr. Dovi
o present and support t 1.6. M-tit ion to the Mom of Commons; al4
'And Mer.vo.t.r.; that to the. Pods. The Lou Psalms.' snot'
11.,t be hoped all the public tiaijfis ta.K4isabuirglilllollki Pie indut4
.1b eddy to follow the 4 sang& of qte-Irtra CooaciL,EdisLobarne
ecoin,:cl; and Mr. bAUNDLP''
II c ,ent l'offirey.meer, are tAll:ed of as the prarooad Castor
..tocrs to inquire Into die rutty ot 4,4 LaN I 10044 UP rial rofe •

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patties, in
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the Lich I
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intends to
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Inns of
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had a se!
Ilill-street,
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a house tt3 1.
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suaannans.
a, Barr. in U
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