Star.
London, England, 1828-05-29 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

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This day .Lord Htu., as Commander in Chief, held his wreak
Levee in his Peke ip the Mare Guards, at which Liestes-a-i't
General Sccrr? Lieutenant titnelal Mace ism, Lieut. Gemara
Curracr, and ;bout thirty other °Meer. attended.
• A Detachhtent of the sad Fuaileers marched this minim, from
Westminster.. for Wirral. on mere to Brecon. A Detadolutai
the 56th Regiment of Foot marched t hi. mottling from Westlake:to
for lki.tol,OU route to I MidconStrry. A Detachment of dine
liegin.ebt of Infantry matched this morning from Westmaistia.sup
Bristol, on route to Belfast.
Tbt Royal Lancashire Yeomanry will assemble at I.ancatstise
Saturday first. f.,r seven days training and eserciso. The Fveheig
Troop will alma atseruble at UlVrfStilail uu Saturday first, atul procted
tile same day to Lancaster, wises.: they will be joined by the44.*
and Dolton Troop..

NAVAL. 01ThILLI6ENCE.

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Dial., May 26—Wind S.W.—ArsWed the Governor Reidy.;
Torms, from New South Wales; Active, &ua, from °talons;
H. Davison, BARCLAY, }Wiry', ALI-RANDOM. Symmetry, ALLEN
and Hampton, Wituass, tram Jamaica; and Druid, Davumar,
frost MOntsertat.
Poaratourn.- Mar 211.-I-Wind W. to W.S.W.—Passed,
Governor Meek from Madeira.
PLYMOUTH. MAY 47.—Wind S. S.E.—Arrived from London tha
William. WOODWARD, for ciArbee.
FALMOUTH MAT 27.-AtfilVed a port the Amhara, Canivian,V
from Havana:a&
IdAEHATE MAT 2g.—Arrived of port the Kitty, Haimatiar,i
host ahlexasidtia.
DARTMOUTH, MAT 16.:-Arrived of port the Hanseat, Wooly
from Charleston.
Baum, Max U.—Arrived that Chesterfield, Chawroso,
Angola; and Merchant, Revorsaa, from Tenerife.
Jews, MAT 44.—Arrived the Enterprise, Pavan, from Gambia:
LEIZETOOL, MAY 27.—Airived the Manta, PAGAN, from AO.
tigua ; Sir James Kemp, from Mobile; Niagara, Seamans, freq.
Marseilles. Off port the Indian and Alexander, rons Maranhao;
Julius Cosa, from Savannah; and Sylvanus, Jarman, from NEW
York.
Donut, MAT 22.—Artived of port the Ruth, Hoag, fora
Jamaica.
HOLYHEAD MAT 27. Arrived off port the Princess Charlotte.
Item Philadelphia ; Zante, from Zaate; Mangrove Bay, tram
Demerara ; Margaret and Susan, CAUDLE, from New Tort.
Res, MAT M.-4U Hope, Ca amoral* of Hastings, was
me shore this morning, about a mile to the eastward of the harbours
during a gale.

The Duke of CUMSCRLAND visited his MAJUIT
yesterday at his Palace in St. James's.

The Deke of W2LLINOTOM had an audience yestet•
day of the Knia.
A meeting of the Lords of Trade and Plantation: *u
held yesterday, at the Once of the Hoard of Trade,
which was attended by the Duke of Wituinwoss, the Citation's'
of the Eicantaega, and Mr. Humes. The oweting was had at
matters relative to the coinage. The Governor and Papacy Ge:
vernor of the Bank of England were present,
Prince Errant!Asir. the Austrian Ambassador, had a
Conference with gur Duke of WILLIIIGTON yesterday.
The. Marquis de PA LM ELLA ttiln>acted bUSille‘e
terday at the Foreign Oface, Downing-street.
Prince Lisysm wave a grand entertainment tin Toes=
day. at Adiburnhant House. Dnver.street. to a diAnguished party..
• Earl BATHLIRsT, the Earl of ABERDEEN. Earl Duo-
DIY, Viscount Pal my:IA.I4 Lord ELLIDTIOSIOURS, Lord Ramo,
KOURY, Lord JAMES TOWNIRIND, the Earl of Westuomtam. Sir
Gaumi MURRAY, Mr. Secretary Pm, and Mr. CALCIAFT,
had
interviews with the Duke of Wam.warrou, yesterday, at the

1 reasury.
The Duchess of Kcal entertained a distinguished
party at dinnev yesterday, at her Royal Highness's apeman In
the King's Palace, at Kensington.
'l"e Duke 01 Sossvx 100 k waiting yeverdsy in his
carriage in the Park, fur the fir.l time since bis late lingeriag
disposition. His Royal Highness paid visits to the Duke and
Duchess of Gtouczwraa and to rbe 'Aotrassa, at bet re-
sidence in the King's Palace, &. Jamies. • +
The Duke of CUUBRItLA ND herioeredtbelitasna of
the Row with his company to diluter on Teesday. al his tends*,
in Chancery-lane. -There was a very aumerons party to men kin
Royal Highness and Prince Laoroto.
Earl MORLEY, ViSCOOIIt PA LMIRSTON, Lord SEAFORSo
and Sir Gamma Waaaareatta, visited Mr. limmeams yesterday, *
his residence in Downing-street.
The Duke of WaLLINGTOIf, on proceeding to the
Pitt Club, was accompanied in his carriage by the
Marquis of SALISBURY and the CHASCELLOS of the
Ezcnagoan.
This being the Anniversary of the Restoration, the.
Park and Tower guns were fired at one o'clock, rand
the bells of London and Westminster rung a !Parr
peal on the occasion.
The remains of Lord Foliate-ran were this mornings
at nine o'clock, removed from his house in Reigivie".
street, for interment in the family weak, Willie Pais
Salop. The arraagements of the funeral were upon 3o
extensive scale, and we have seldom witnessed, va
mournful an occasion,, such good taste combined with
proper feeling. The hearse, in addition to its usual
melancholy emblems. was decorated with the arms and
thetildic appointments of his Lordship, preceded b 1
State horseman beating the coronet on a crimson velvet
cushion, supported on each side by Pages. A yeti kg
film of fatty' three carriages followed the mown*
coaches and those of the family.
The Geiseral Assembly of the Church of Scodnd
having met on Thursday last (ibis day se'nnigho. 6
motion was made in it by the celebrated Dalmatians
on Saturday, •to address the Kum in tame of high
satisfaction at the passing of the Bill repealing th
eater
which imposed theiieeessity of taking the Holy
meat as a qualification for civil office. The Rev
ernia
Doctor introduced his motion in an able and eingseel
Speech. The. proposition was opposed by Dr: Cist4
the leader of what is called the moderate side of the
Church, on the ground that it was conifer, to the pr se"
lice of the Geaeral Assembly to address His Mange
on the passing of Acts of a political nature. At the
same limo the Reverend Professor declared that hi
satisfaction at the repeal of the Acts in question the
rirnabized aad cordial as • that of the supporters a
0
Address. After a warm debate. a division took 0;
when the lumber for the original motion was 77, gad
agaiast it 124. The Address was consequently lryle
but it is creditable to the Church of Scoilaod to oboe
that it restated ao ehampicas of the Statutes whil
'4 has given so such satisfaction in than-psg tot

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