Star.
London, England, 1826-12-30 00:00:00

,DEPARTURES

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The Duke of Devonshire, from Wortley Hall, Sheffield. for
Derby ; Lord Farnborough, for his seat, Bromley Hill, Kent ;
marks Brawolow, Esq. for the Earl of Darnley s, Cobham Hall,
Kent ; the Marchioness of Salisbury, from her house in Hanover-
square, for her seat, Hatfield; Earl Stanhope, for his seat In Kent ;
Major Ricketts. from Fenton's Hotel, St. James's.street, on a
tsar; Earl Waidegrave, from Mivart's Hotel, Lower Brook-street
for Brussels; W. Cunningham, Esq. from ditto for N.B. Colonel
and Mrs. Austin and family, from ditto for Seven Oaks, Kent ;
J. Welby, Req. from ditto for Leielestershire; St. George Caul-
field, Esq. from ditto for Leamington ; Colonel Kerrison, from the
Royal Hotel, St. James's.street, for Portugal; Dr. Maberley, for
ditto; Captain Williams and family, from ditto for Paris; Mr. and
Miss Douglas, from ditto for Chekenhans ; Lord Lynedoch, from
Warren's Hotel, Regent-street, for his seat, Cosgrove Friar;
Hon. Captain and Mrs. Burton, from Marshal Thompson's Hotel,
Cavendish-square ; T. R. Buckworth, Esq. and the Masters Buck-
worth, front ditto; Captain Edward St. John Mildmay, from ditto
for Bath; W. Chaplin, Rsq. and G. Wintertoa, Esq. and Ladies,
from Nerotes Hotel, Clifford-street.

The accounts from the manufacturing districts con:
tiuue to be favourable ; and the Revenue, according to
the best reports, is said to be going on well.—Tintes.
The Princess AUGUSTA has been confined to her tomb
at her residence at Frogmore, from a slight accident whit,
from a fall.
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The Earl of Livitaroot's bealth has lately me
Tmprovecl: , The Noble &Hearne to want on Thursday atomic
and had a consultation with an the Cabinet Ministers who were

London. In the eyeaing the Noble Earl returned to Coombe
Wood, Surrey.
Sir HENRY TORRENS, Adjutant General, Sir WIL•
LotiansY Toaasits, Quartermaster General,and Sir Hamm TAI`
Loa, Military Secretary to the Duke of Yoax. transacted budgets
with his Royal Highness yesterday. The Royal Duke signed a
number of ofasial documents.

Sir THOMAS and Lady ACLAND are spending the
Christmas vacation at Holnicotr, Somersetsbire.

Expresses ate frequently sent by the Medical Gentle.
men auending the Duke of Yoaz, of the state of his Royal High-
ness, to the Kuici, at the Royal adge in Windsor Park.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East
India House, when the following Captains were sworn into the
command of their respective ships, viz.—Captain WILLIAM HAY,
Charles Grant, Bombay and China • and Captain ALNAZD CHAT.
stem Marquis of Wellington, Bengal direct.
WILLIAM GRIFFIN, Esq. having been compelled, by
the ill state of his health, to retire from the situation of Secretary
to the Board of Ordnance, his Grace the Duke of WELLINGTON has
been pleased to appoint RICHAIW Dynast, Esq. to succeed him.
The Mai quis of HERTFORD, as Lord Warden of the
Stanr.aries, has appointed ions Wawa, Esq. of Bodmin, his de-
puty for Cornwall, in the room of the late Mr. Viviax.
Colonel HAWKER and Mr. LEECH, at Long Parish.
house, with that benevolence which they have long been accus-
tomed to practise, gave their annual boon of an ox to the poor of
Long Pariah, on Christmas Day.
The Perseverentia, from Archangel, is at Leith, un-
loading wheat, rye, and oatmeal, manufactured in Russia. This
vessel is amongst the largest that has visited that port for a
long time.

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BRIGHTON, Ditc E SIB R 29.
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Last aleikt the Ball, at the Old Ship Rooms, in support of the
Fund for the completion of our New County Hospital, took
place.
and which was attended by all the opu;roce, and rank, and ele
Lance, and fashion, and beauty, in the town. Nearly .ix hundred
persons, at the fullest time, were present, and upw..rds of seven
hundred tickets found willing purchasers. The surplus, after the
incidental expenses are paid, it is supposed, will amount to the very
handsome sum of Three Hundred Pounds.
Mrs. CawNDIG and family purpose being with us on Monday ; part
of the domestic establishment are expected to be here to-morrow.
The weather to-day bas been bright, and cool, sod favourable
for the season.

THE SING OF PRUSSIA.
emu zutrxrnt, ate. 18, savax o'ctocx ut ma avaramo.
Last night the KING slept at intervals. Nothing extraordinary
occurred in the course of the day. His MAJESTY his no fever this
evening. The foot presents n' unfavourable symptoms.