Star.
London, England, 1828-03-31 00:00:00

DEPARTURES.

Lord Crofton, of the 7th Hussars, for Liverpool; Capt. Roberts,
for Manchester ; Lieutenant Bathurst, for Liverpool; Captain
Gilpin, for Portsmouth; Captain Broadhead, Major Pringle, Cor-
nets Bryan, Pelktt, all of the 7th Hussars, for Liverpool; also, of
the same Regiment for the same destination, i. e. Dublin—Major
Hill, Captain Whyte, Lieutenants Tower, Vernon, Vivian, Major
Shirley, Lieutenant Hall, &c.—Sir Hussey and Lady Vivian, for
Beachwood, Hants • Rev. John Brownlow, for Bath ; Sir Jacob
Astley, Ban. from Cavendish.square, for Melton Constable ; Hon.
William Elphinstone, front Harley-street, on a visit to the Earl of
Liverpool, at Coombe Wood ; General Moore, for Somerset ;
Capt. Mallen, of the Bth Regt. for Londonderry; Major Phillip
Bacoo, for Woodstock, to ride the Great Race there.

At twenty minutes past four o'clock on Saturday
afternoon, his MAJZS/T left his Palace in Se. James's, in his tra-
velling carriage and four, escorted by a party of Hussars, for the
Royal Lodge, Windsor Park. Previous to leaving town, the Knew
gave an audience to Earl Bavuea.v, the Lord President of the
Council. A number of persons were collected at the garden gate
of the Palace, to witness the departure of the KAM, and received
his 31assorr as he passed with every demonstration of respect.
The Duchess of KENT, the Duchess of GLOUCUTIR,
and the Princess AUGUSTA, visited the Duke and Duchess of CIA.
weir on Saturday, at their residence in the Admiralty.
The Duke of Sussex' the Duchess of GLovcasuitt,
the Princess Autism., the Princess Soma and the Duchess of
Kurt. visited the Duke of Cu wee yesterday. A number of the
Foreign Ministers and Nobility called to make inquiries after the
health of his Royal Highness. The answer given was, " his Royal
Highness much better?'
The Duchess of KENT, the Princess Viictoam, and
the whole Household of the Royal Duchess, attended Divine Ser-
vice yesterday, in her Royal Highness's private Chapel in Ken-
sington Palace.
Yesterday being Palm Sunday, the Archbishop of
Toss, as Lord High Almoner to the Knto. preached an appro.
priate Sermon at the Chapel Royal, St. James's Palace. Her
Royal Highness the Princess Annum attended the Service.
The Duchess of KZNT honoured the performances of
the Italian Opera House, on Saturday evening. with her presence.
Summonses were issued for a Cabinet, Council to
assemble last night, at ten o'clock, when the Ministers accordingly
met.

The Lords of his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy
Council had a Meeting on Saturday morning, at the Council
Office, to bear Appeals. The Lords present were—the Mama of
the Row, Lord Bauer, and the Right Honourable Hums &rot.
The case of " Tlaxcala v. HOOTSTAUT front Demerara ; " Swaim
v. the Royal Instituting," Lower Canada ; and " LANs v. Core'
Dem , came on to be heard before their Lordships. The So.
mcnoa-Ginutaiii. and Mr. Sergeant Anna were beard at canal.
derable length on the above cases. Their Lordships were occu-
pied nearly six hour. in hearing the arguments of Counsel. The
Meeting ivu held in the Council Chamber, for the first time since
the arrangement of warming the Court by means of flues.
The Count d'OvaLIA, the Spanish Minister, on a
special aikido°, had a loot conference with the Earl of Damara
on Saturday, at the Office of the Secretary M State for Foreign
Affairs. His Excefiency bad also an interview with the Duke of
Wei.uutivou.
Count Mumma, the Hanoverian Minister, trans-
acted business on Saturday, at the Foreign Odes.
Mr. Secretary Hosanna lett town on Saturday
afternoon.