Star.
London, England, 1827-11-29 00:00:00

an estramdivary express. The el, ctions 1.
continue to tarn against the Ministers, la ho ha.e
• number of the returns of pe r more iespec
•utting dawn among their friends the Ultra-
• shorn they have been as seriously opposed ac

Istitutionatiq.. The Minister, M. de VILLELY

t difficult to keep his place, if he does not
:oncessionr, and disconnect himself horn his
colleagues, if the Orpositimr, which is likely
rength by the elections, should preserve una•
among themselves.

COURT CIRCULAR.

ce of WELLINGTON arrived at his residence,
Plecadilly, yesterday, from t►e seat.of the Duke of
Goodwood, Sussex.
If,araaHHAar, the Austrian Ambassador, and M. Roth,
Charge d'Affairs, transacted business with Earl Dormer
t the Foreign Office.
.socettoo of the EICHZ(WiII and the Bishop of Roemer
interviews with Mr. Ht.seissos yesterday, at the Colonial
-fiting-atreet.

CUMULI, Viscount Poucza.vron, and gr. Scvacei
visited Earl Dt mar yesterday, at the Olki el the Secre.
for Foreign Affairs.

'HE LORD HIGH ADMIRAL.

Alan, Nov. 27.—Yesterday the LORD HIGH
dined with Sir J. Luca, vibe bad a large party to meet
KING'S health being drank, a royal salute was fired
battery ; and on the Dozes health being drank, a royal
fired from the battery, and a feu de joie by the 58th Re
were stationed on the lines.—This morning at take
Royal Highness the Loan Hier Aossiaat embarked

Sallyport In the :Admiral's barge, attended by the
General, sad Staff, and all the Captains in'their respem
following in procession accot dies to seniority. Imme•
owing the barge a royal salute was fired from the saluting
t►eu went on board the Lightaing steamer, when all the
e harbour manned their yards and fired a royal salute,
also fired at the same time from the King's Bastion. On
et teething Spithead, a salute was fired from the ships there,
yards manned. His Royal Highness then embarked on
Majesty's ship Undaunted, Captain Curroun, which ship
in tow ►y the Lightning and Comet 'mamma
th.

received Bermuda Papers to the 21st of
The late Act of PauliAmeot relative to the

between Ametica and the West Indies, has
,e.l to be publi.hed by the Governor, without
rk: The C,)lonial Parliament had been pro-
the 22d November.

'om Malta, dated the 2d inst. sta•e that lo-
ot the battle of Navatin had been received

Genoa Trait of war was in port, and a signal,
fleet of men•of war bearing down upon the
doubts were entertained as to the propriety;
continuing th-ir voyages to Turkey or Egypt.
serve in the Madras Papers, that the Govern.
vort St. George, vacant by the death of Sir
luau), hat devolved upon the Hon. HENRY
GNAWS, until the.arrival of the new Go.
R. LIISHINGTON, Esq. M.P.
rcri. rut
.WILCISLET and suite are expected
town this day, front Ireland.
Court t f Diractors held yesterday, a well.
Ante of respect was unanimously paid to the
of Sir THOMAS. MoNao, late Governor of
suddenly snatched away at the moment of
re for England. This brave man, and
servant of the Company, died on the 6th of
. Pattercoodsh, near Gooty, from an attack
morbiss, after an illness of only two hours'

fully unsierstood that Mr. DA.lll{oiLliurr
to the Chair of the Royal Society, the resignation of
basing removed all competition, and the only remaining
the.obtainlng his own consent—being withdrawn.
the aristocratic members of Crockford's are
Idectors, surgeons, parsons, wine-merchants, and brewers.
•house and hazard-table do not well accord. It be-
business and character to be on their guard, and not
,Ovet to be pigeoued by hell•keepers aad their attendants.
Alvan Dick is expected to be returned for Mal-
tithout opposition.

4.ILILLIUNATIC ASYLUM.—Yesterday the COM.
Magistrates appointed at the recent general meeting of
icy of the county, to superinted the erection of an
the reception of Pauper Lunatics, held their first meet-
.. Segions-bouse, Clerkenwell. Mr. COMIIT. the Chairman
Sessions, presided en the occasion. The meeting being a pri-
re are only enable to state, that the Committee resolved
forthwith for a suitable piece of ground whereon to erect
of not less than 45 acres in extent, and in a healthy sheik-
e metropolis, and where there is a pkntifol supply of
They also will, by the same means, apply for plans, cit.
an estimate of expense of buildings for the laudable
A detailed report of the proceedings of the Committee
understand, be presented to the Magistrates at the Sessions.
sin our readers will rejoice that active measure, have tom-
tit( the purpose of relieving, as far as may be, the 'airings
blow creatures, who may be alflieted by this worst of all
maladies.

was played off yesterdy upon an old member
Coffeehouse, which was intended to break

♦ery unmannerly practice.

The individual

arrives about tviel-ve o'clock. and takes. his
fore one of the fires, warming his back, which
variably occupied until four o'clock. A wag
, slip of paper is Hot joint: frees 12 to 4," and
the notice to one of the hind buttons. The
on leaving the rcona Co go home. was fen-
, object of general laughter, the joke being
most by those who have often experienced the
-,ts of this human fire-screen.
afternoon, Mr. JOHN JAHNS, many years in
ig house of Messrs. Contra and Co. of the
its whom he had amassed a considerable fi,r
transacting his usual business at the banking
. suddenly taken ill, and, before surgical as-
trald be procured, was a corpse. Mr. JAIIIM
,70 and 80 years of age ; he had been taken
establishment by the late Mr. Courra, when a
I was most deservedly respected.
ir an Inquest was held at the Flephant and
Nocras, on the body of an elderly female,
The body of the deceased was found on
morning in the ditch at the back of the House
c!sen. There was a cut over the left eye, which
': her nose and arm were also wounded.
ends, however, might have been caused by a
there did not appear any marks of struggling.
no reason to suppose that she had been mur-
it seemed probable that she had mistaken
Ind fallen into the ditch by accident. A
that effect was recorded.

'me since a barge, named Who'd havethonglit
unk off Grays, in Essex, with four persons on
Repeated attempts had been made to weigh
which failed until yesterday, when the re-
',er %vete conveyed to the Essex shore. One
was found lying on the banks of the River,
three were found locked iii each other's arms,
Tneir nantes were, Chalks Templar, Wm'
Li John Ryan. An Inquest has been held on
and a verdict of " Accidental Death" re-