Star.
London, England, 1828-08-28 00:00:00

CHANGES.

The Honourable W. Jervis and Mrs. Jervis, from Seymour
street, on a tour; Sir E. Stanley, for Sussex; Major and Mrs.
Hood, for the Isle of Wight; Mr. H. Villebois and family, from
a tour, to their seat in Norfolk; the Marquis and Marchioness
of Northampton, and family, at Kirkham's Hotel, Lower Brook
street, from their seat, Castle Ashby; Coloriel Vandeleur, at
ditto, front Ireland; Honourable Mr. Pttre, at ditto, front a
tour; Captain Cunningham, at ditto; the Dowager Marchioness
of Lansalown, from her house in Arlington street, for her seat,
Hampton Court ; Colonel O'Reilly and the Duchess of Roxburgh,
front Fenton's Hotel, St. James's street, for Paris; Mr. and Mrs.
Manson, and family, front ditto, for the Continent ; Captain Suther-
land, for the Hague; Mr. and Mrs. Saville, for Lyme Regis, Dor-
setshire ; Mr. and Mrs. Langley, fur the Isle of Wight; Major
Bradley,. for Dublin; Mr. and Mrs. Knox, for the Isle of
Wight; Captain and Mrs. Heywood, for the Baths at Clifton;
Major and Mrs. Owen, for East Cowes, in the Isle of Wight;
Mr. and Mrs. Durand, for Ramsgate; Mr. Bristow, front Pic-
! cadilly, on a tour ; Mr. and Mrs. Palmer, for Harrowgate ; Mr.
and Mrs. William Mackinnon. for Hampshire ; Major Warwick,
for Chester; Mr. and Mrs. Coleman, fur the Steyne, Brighton;
Major and Mrs.. Lindsay, for Bognor Rocks, near Chichester;
General 13Iatchford and family, at their seat, Hans, Surrey, from
Paris; Captain and Mrs. Otway, in Portland place, front the Con.
tintnt ; Colonel. Mrs. and Miss Gilbert, from the Burlington Ho-
tel, Old Burlington and Cork Streets, for Bronham, near Bedford;
Captain Moore, front Dover street, for Brighton; Wm. Knowles,
Esq. from the London Hotel, Albemarle street, for Canterbury ;1
Mrs. and Miss Harvey, at ditto, from a tour; Win. Champion,,
Esq. at Spumoni's Hotel (late Jortlaan's), St. James's street, front
Hounslow; R. Mourn:, Esq. at the Brunswick Hotel, Jernsyn
street, front Bright.; Wm. Campbell, Esq. at ditto, from Kent;
Captain and Mrs. Shakespear, at ditto, from Surrey ; Maxwell
Blacktr, Esq. from ditto, for Ireland; Mr. and Mrs. Duff, from
ditto, fur Scotland.
AT Ginsoow.—The Earl and Countess of Cassilis, and Lady
Mary Kennedy ; the Lord President; Lady Anne and the Misses
Hope ; the Lord Advocate, Lady Rae and hli,s Rae ; Colonel and
Mrs. Howard; Sir Henry and Lady Watson ; Lord Blayney and
suite; Colonel Malik of Dochfour and Mrs. Baillie.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER held a long
interview with Islr. Secretary PEEL yesterday morning. Mr. Se-
cretary PEEL afterwards left town for Brighton.
'1 he Earl of BELMORE (Governor of Jamaica) trans-
acted bu iness with Sir Gimes:olos%Av yesterday, at the Colonial
Office., Downing-street.
The Princess AUGUSTA and the Duchess of GLoo-
eissea came to town together yesterday morning, from the resi-
dence of the Royal Duchess, in Bagshot Park. Their Royal
Highoesses proceeded to the King's Palace, St. James's, to pay a
visit to the Duke of CAMBRIDGE. Their Royal Highnesses were,
soon after their arrival, joined by the Princess SOTHIA. The
Royal Party remained with the Duke of CAMBRIDGE about two
hours, and then took leave of their Royal Brother, who is shortly
expected to leave town for Hanover. The Princess AUGUSTA and
the Duchess of Gtaancineres remained a short time with the Princess
Scrim, at her apartments in the King's Palace at Kensington, and
then returned to Bagahnt Park, where the Princess AUGUSTA neat
present staying, on a visit to her Royal Sister.
The Suke of SyssEx has left his apartments in the
Kiog's Palace at Kensington, on a tour through part of Wales and
some of the Western Counties.
The Duke of GLOUCESTER has arrived at his residence
in Bagsbot Park, from his excursion to the Isle of Wight, and is
entertaining a select party of the Nobility and Gentry, who are
staying on a visit to his Royal Highness.
The Bishops of WINCHESTER and CHESTER (the Drs.
Scram) are brothers. There are only two other instances on re •
cord of two brothers being at the same time seated on Ake Episcopal
Bench. The first was in the early part of the twelfth century,
when the Sees of Canterbury and Chichester were filled by
lie-
nutraus and his brother Serrano's; and the other in the reign of
King JAMES 1. when GEORGIC ADROIT was Archbishop of Canter-
bury, and hi. brother ltoospor Motors Bishop of Salisbury.
• •.Mr. KAvs, the King's Messenger, has ariived at the
Foreign Office, with dispatches from Lord Cowi.tv, his Majesty's
Ambassador at Vienna. The Messenger left that capital on the
19th inst. on which day these dispatches are dated. They are said
to communicate a fact to which very considerable importance must
necessarily be attached. The Emperor of Russia has intimated
his intention to be in Odessa on the Bth of the ensuing month,where
he will be attended by Lord HEYTESSURE and other diplomatic
personages front the different Courts of Europe.
The Austrian Ambassador and the new Swedish
Ministers transacted business with the Earl of A arninase yesterday,
at the Office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
The Goseinqr and Deputy Governors of the Bank
of England bad a conference with the CHANCELLOR of the Enos-
Qua& yesterday, at the Treasury.
The Empelor D In PEDRO'S daughter, Donna MARIA,
the Queen of Portugal, was to sail the 6th of last month front Rio
Janeiro, and would proceed to Genoa, whence she will repair to
Vienna.

Letters by the Wanderer transport have been received
from Fernando Po, which mention that cloves and nutmegs have
been found growing in the interior of that i,land, and which are
represented as nearly equal in flavour to those ut the Seat India
islands. _

Commander Jotis LYONS is appointed to the Jasieur
sloop of war, fitting for sea at Portsmouth.
The Glasgow frigate, the Hon. Capt tin MAUDE, is to
be paid off at Chatham.
The Samarang frigate, captain MARTIN, has left
Woolwich for Portsmouth, on her way to the Mediterranean.
We understand Sir J. SCAnLETT received a tee of
five Isaindral guineas for his professional assistance on the part of the
coalownem,in the case of the King against Russell and others, at
the Carlisle Assizes, besides consultation fees, which made it con-
siderably more.—Tyne Memo".
Extract of a letter iroin Tou!on, dated t',e 18th of
August: " A great number of persons who have dated to this
port, in order to obtain a passage on board the expedition to the
Morea, bringing with them recommendations (ruin Paris, could
' net be accommodated, and have been obliged to remain behind.
The total force of the expedition is now known to be 14,000 men.
A few days since appeared off our coast, and that of Languedoc,
several corsairs, South American and Algerines."
Five Jews who have been converted to the Christian
Faith within the City of London have transmitted to Mr. PM., for
presentation to his Masser, a most superb copy of the Prayer-book
of the Church of England. It war accompanied with the follow-
ing inscription :—" To his Most Gracious Majesty King GISORGI
the Fourth, this Book of Common Prayer is humbly presented, as
a teatime, iy of their high veneration for the Liturgy of the Church
of England, and of their loyalty to their beloved Sovereign, by five
Jews, convinced of the truth of Christianity."
Yesterday a Court cf Directors was held at the East
India House, when the following ships were thus timed, viz.—
Buckinghamshire and Herefordshire, for Bombay and China,
and the Bridgewater and Lady Melville, for Bengal and China ; to
be afloat 21st November, sail to Gravesend 7th December, stay
there thirty days, and be in the Downs 12th January, 11129. The
Farquharson and Inglis, for Bengal and China. and General Kyd,
for St. Helena, Bombay, and China • to be afloat Bth December,
sail to Gravesend 21st ditto, stay ;here thirty days, be in the
Downs 26th January, 1829. The Duke of York and Hythe, tor
Bengal and China ; to be afloat 22d December, tail to bravesend
sth January, 1829, stay there thirty days and be in the Downs
10th February. Duke of Some: and Atlas, for Bombay and China,
and the Keine Castle, foe Sc. Helena, Prince of Wales's Island,
and China ;to be afloat sth January, sail to Gravesend 19th ditto,
stay there thirty days, be in the Downs 24th February. The
Thames, Windsor, and Repulse, for Madras and China • to be
afloat 19th January, sail to Gravesend 3d February, stay there 30
days, be in the Downs 12th March. The Vanrittart, Waterloo,
and Scaleby Castle, for China direct ; to be afloat sth March, sail
to Gravesend 20th ditto stay there thirty days, be in the Downs
25th. The Lowther Caste and Charles Giant, for China direct ;
to be afloat 10th March, and sail from Gravesend at the expiration
of forty days from that period.