Star.
London, England, 1828-07-21 00:00:00

ST. PETERSBURGH, JULY S.

Yesterday 1e Deum was performed in the Tantie
Palace, in presence of the Imperial Family, on account
of the taking of Kustendschi and Hirsowa: there were
thanksgivings also in the other Churches, with ringing
of bells and salutes of artillery. The Turkish colours
taken in.the fortresses were paraded through the streets
as usual, and carried round the monument of Peter
the Great.
The Grand Duke and Duchess of Weimar left us to-
day; the Empress mother accompanies them to Tchir-
kowitz, the fourth stage. They go by way a Warsaw,
where the Grand Duchess will stop some time with her
brother the Grand Duke Constantine, while the Grand
Duke her consort will proceed immediately to Weimar.
Our latest Journals give accounts from the Imperial
head quartets from the 12th to the 25th of June.
These reports are the same we have given in the
Borsen Halle, from the camp of Trojan's Wall, of the
20th June, and from Karassa of the 25th of Jane, and
contain some details besides those which we have al-
teady given.—Hamburgh Borsen Halle, July 15.

EXCHANGES ON LONDON.

AMSTMAIL, JULY 18-42 071; 2 Mouths, 12 02}.
liossusau. JULY 15-13 111; 2 Months, 13 10.
Limns, JULY 11-3 Months, 6 141.
BUMS, JULY 12-3 Months, 6 26/
Prnamacu, Jour 4-5 Month 4, 10 1.1-32.

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A Cabinet Council WA$ held on Saturday afternoon,
at the Foreign Office, Downing-street, which was attended by—
The Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Wellington, Earls Bathurst
and Aberdeen, Viscount Melville, Lord Ellenborough, Mr. Secre-
tary Peel, Sir George Murray, the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
Mr. Herriev, and Mr. Vesey Fltzgerald.—The Ministers assembled
at four o'clock, and sat in deliberation for two hours and a bait.

The nenal and Russian Ambassadors had a long
conference on Saturday with the Duke of Wat.cuttrrox and the
Earl of Amnia.

The Austrian Ambassador and the Duke of GORDON
transacted business coi Saturday at the Foreign Office, Downing_
street.

Lord REDESDALE visited the Duke of WELLINGTON
on Saturday at the Treasury.
The SoLICITOR• GENERAL transacted business at the
Treasury en Saturday.
The Duke of CLARENCE, attended by Capt. SPENCER,
left lits seat at Bushy Park. at an early hour on Saturday morning,
for Portsmouth, from whence he proceeded to Plymouth.
Prince LEOPOLD left town on Saturday for his seat at
Claremont.

The Duke of CANBRIDOE and the Duchess of Gtou-
curs& left town together on Saturday morning for the seat of the
Princess Auourra at Frogmore, from whence. after making a short
stay with their Royal Sister. their Royal Highnesses proceeded to
his MAMMY'S Pavilion at Brighton. •
Yesterday the Duchess of JOINT and the Princess
Vscroasa attended Divine Service in the Private Chapel in the
King's Palace, Kensington.
Mr. HutKISSON lett town en Saturday morning, for
his seat at Eartham, Sussex. The Right Hon. Gentleman, after
staying at Eartham a few days, proceeds to the Continent, on a
tour, for the benefit of his health.
Mr. Secretary Pram gave a grand dinner on Satur-
day to a numerous party, at his residence in Privy Gardens.
The Duke of RUTLAND and Sir Joint lavtuo, M.P.
arrived at Brussels from Antwerp on Thursday last.
Lady STUART DR ROTHSAY did not accompany his
Lordship on his Embassy to Paris. Her Ladyship, it is expected,
will remain some weeks in town, previous to her departure to
join his Lordship in France.
DINNER TO Mn. O'CoNNZLL.—The dinner in cele-
bration of Mr. O'Coxwat.t.'s Election took place on Thursday last.
The tickets were Issued at XI 6s. but so eager were his numerous
friends to partake thereof, that, previous to the announced hour,
they bore a premium of .6".. Lord CLONCURRT presided, and Lord
)(mum officiated as Vice. There were present beside, the Hon.
O. FIILINCII, the ROIL Mr. PAZITOW, Sir T. EIKKOND4 Bart. Sir F.
IPDosniam., Sir W. &reason Mr. P. o,Goamass, and a number
of Barristers, both of the Catholic and Protestant persuasion, and
an immense number of Catholic Clergy. When the cloth was re-
moved, and several loyal toasts bad gone round, Mr. O'Coxitua.
addressed the Company in his usual style, and at ten o'clock the
Noble Chairman quitted his station, but the hilarity of the evening
was kept up tin a late hour ; and we are glad to be enabled to state,
that the Company departed in perket goad billltoMf, and highly
Gasiglied with the proceedings of the day.