Star.
London, England, 1827-11-15 00:00:00

the preparations
bcrland Lodge being now aba .doped.

COURT' CI ItcULA R.

A Cabinet Cowell was held yesterday aftetnoon at
five o'clock. whieb was attended by the same Cabinet Ministets as
at tits Cabinet Council on Tuesday. The Ministers remained in de-
liberation till nearly seven o'clock, and were afterwards entertained
at dinner by Viscount Gowen. at his residence in Downing-street.
This was the first Cabinet dbuier given this season, and was also
the first given by the Noble Viscount to his colleagues since his
appointineqt to be First Lrrrd of the Treasury.
Prince Liman.. the Russian Ambassador, and the Marquis de
Painet.Ls, the Portuguese Ambassador, transacted business with
the Lori of Donut yesierday, at the Foreign-oMee, Duwning.street.
Tuesday, the Ilishota of LONDON, as Dean of the Chapel Royal,
appointed Mr. Goourot one of the Chstlemea at his Majesty'.

Chapel Royal, in the :vent of the Lte lit. &Ls, aes.
............a.
FASHIONABLE IN rt.LLIGENcE.

ARRIVALS.

The Dowager Marchionesrof Exeter, at her bell* in Privy Gus
den, from her seat at Roehampton ; the Marquis and Marchkmew
of Salisbury and Family, at their seat, Hatfield, from Brighten ;
the Earl of We, at his house in Berkeley-square, from Windsor
Lodge; Viscount Ingearie, at the Dowager Marekkosess of Salis-
bury's, in Arlington-street, (rum the Continent; Hen. Mr. and
Mrs. George Lamb, at Meiboerne [loose. Whitehall, from Roches-
ter ; the Countess St. Martin de Front, in Stanhope Street, from
Alton Abbey ; Medame sad Mademoiselle St. Salvador, In Brook.
street, from Paris; Major and Mrs. Thornton, in Pan Mall, from
the Netherlands ; Captain and Mrs. Hastings, at Linuner'a Hotel,
Conduit-street; Mr. and Mrs. Manning, in Gletscester.place, from
Cheltenham; Major and Mrs. Perrin, in Orchard-street, from
Ramsgate; Mrs. and Miss Kingston, in Park-street, from Scarbo.
rough ; Captain King, le Piccadilly, from Cheltenham ; Sir. Wm.
Mackinnon, on Hyde Park-terrace, from liatsspaistre; Captain and
Mrs. Sydney, in Park.ureet, from Parfet. Mr. and Mrs. H. Peel,
in Gloucester-place; Mr. end Mrs. Drummond, in Grosvenor.
place; Major Lambert, in Piccadilly; Mr. end Mrs. Caldwell, in
Hertfordatreet, May-fair, from Italy; Charles Winn, Esq. at
Marshal Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square, from Hostel Priory,
Ferrybridge, Yorkshire; Miss Bertle, at ditto; .0.. H. Montague,
Esq. at ditto; George Heneage,Esq. at ditto, irons Lincoln ; John
Davidson, Esq. at ditto; Mr. and Mrs. Chatham, at Fenton's Ho.
tel, St. Janses's-sueet. from their seat in Yorkshire; the Rev. Mr
Ramsden, at the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street, from Hampton
Court ; Messrs. Ricardo, at ditto. from Brighton ; J. Sparkes, Esq.
at ditto, from Warwickshire; the Hon. T. Fiennes, at ditto, from
his seat, Belvedere, Kent ; Mr. and Mrs. George Hawkins, it the
Brunswick Hotel. Jewnyn.street, from their seat, Stanmore; Mrs.
Ptotheroe and MG. Waterhouse, at ditto, (roles Herts.
DEPARTURKS.
Lord sod the Hon. Miss King, front Dover-street„, for their seat,
Ockham, Surrey ; the Earl and Conitetiof &ikon, and the ladies
Molyaeux, from Arlington-street. from Croateth Hall, near Liver.
pool ; Leaman'. Colonel and Mrs. L. P. jtones, and Family, from
Batt's Hotel, Dover-street, for Bah; Lord Charles Townelhend,
IM. P. from Marshal Thompson's Hi tel ; Captain G. P. Rose, M. P.
15th Honors, from ditto, foe Canterbury ; J. North, Esq. front
ditto; John Elphinston, Ks+ and Mrs. Eiphanatun, from► ditto.

The Loan HIGH ADMIRAL, in the course of award-
ing tiononrs and promotions to the officers of the dif
fermi branches of the service engaged in the glorious
action of Navarin, has been pleased to order that Capt.
Nronaz, the surviving Captain of the Royal Marines,
shall be promoted to the rank of Brevet Major ; and
(hat the two Senior Lieutenants shall be promoted to
the rank of Captains, iu the room of Captains Bell and
Sievens; and the two senior Second Lieutenants to be
First Lieutenants, in room of those se promoted,
The Dowager Marchioness of SALtasuit, entertained
• select Party to dinner yesterday, at her house in Arlington-street.
In the evening her Ladyship had a Card Party.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East
India House when Captain Trowel; Deem was wroin into the
command of? the ship General Harris, consigned tw St. Heleps,
Bengal, and China.
Married yesterday, by sper;al license,' at Chelsea
Church, by the. Bishop of Same and MAN, heti Gram Reamer
Duchess of Roaburghe, to Weaves FILIDRUCK O'ltstsur, -fourth
son of the laze Harem O'llmat.v, of Thomas-town Castle, in the
eouety of Louth, Ilsq. and a Major in his Majesty's 41st Regi-
ment of Foot.

S.r EDWARD CODRINOTOR (4$ has been stated before)
commanded the Orion in the battle of Trafalgar ; on
' the mr'rning ofilsea-mementhle day. the Defence. 74.
commanded by Sir GauttoitlehesiOt. perri4 Bora, had
been one of the look-out squadron, aid stryirisessime
Orion to take her stati.mt in the line of battle; the Cap-
tains exchanged the usual compliments; when Captain
Hose, pointing to Vie enemy's &et, observed.., they
should be with them about dinner tune."—.. Yes," re.
turned Captain CODRIMOTON. " and 1 hive some Mari
maltose ready for them,"— a joke which the crews. of
both ships understood very well, and rendered pe fectly
intelligible to their .intaAonists.
Count HEYDRW. the Russian Admi, al in the Levant,
is a native of Holland, but he has been in the service of
, Russia a great number of years. Previous to the death
of the Emperor ALERANDAR, he was in disgrace. hay.
ing been unjustly accused of lending himself to the
landing of eontrabani goods .on the coast of Finland.
He is an officer of considerable merit, and of excellent
private character.

The Bishop of Wlncuzaraa, who is on a visit to Mr.
BANKS in Dorsetshiv., bad an attack of paralysis on
Thursday last,.which bas deprived Isisp of speech and
the use of one side.
The Archbishops &Fiance, hie driyont are included'
in the late addition to the Peerage, pUssesson independ-
lent revenues, but exist entirely on a state pension of
from 1,0001. to 1,500!. a year.
Several private companies, or partnerships, have been
entered into, for the purpose of running steam coaches
on the different roads leading to and from London. A
very serious question is expected to be started on the
running of these cinches; namely—whether they shall,
or not, pay toll at the turnpikes, and if so, at what rate
they shall be charged ?
For several days past a number of men have been
employed in raising the Providence East Indianian. ly-
ng in the city Canal, which, on Friday last, via% thrownl
°n her beam ends, and 6:led with water. When the'
accident occurred several persons were on board, none
of whom were injured, except a Chinese, who experi-
enced a severe bust.

The Russians have been at all times famous for their
appetite, as well- as not over delicate in the nature of
their food. The following is stated to have been the
consumption of the Czar Peter, when in this country,
and his company (in all 13 persons) in one dal at an
inn at Godalmiiig, Surrey :—At breakfast, ball a sheep,
one quarter of lamb, ten pullets, one dozen of thickens,
three traits of brandy, sir quarts of mulled wine, seven
dozen of eggs, with salads in proportion; and at din.
aer,.five ribs of beef three stone weight, one sheepsolb.
weight, three quarters of a lamb, a sbotdder and loin
of Seal, eight pullets, four couple of rabbits,Awo.diessn
and a half of sack, and one dozen of 'clatet. '

glacis
of being sentenced to death and executed, if found
guilty. Two of them hare been acquitted, those were
native Swiss ; but the other two, of the name of Kean
sad klioussman, both of them Bavarians, had a dif-
ferent fate. The former was condemned to 15 years im-
prisonment in irons, and the latter to be instantly shot.
Oa being conducted before the picquet selected for his
execution Housman exhorted his comrades to remain
fai bful to their flag, and not to listen to perfi fious,
leouncils. He would FF4 suffer his eyes to be bound
up. and striking his breast, he exclaim' d in lis
native tongue. " Fever!" (fare) when half
scull was carried away at forty yards. This mo 'e
of sentence and execution within fi►e hours' time, his
excited murmurs among the spectators. Cries i f
“ Pardon" were heard. An inhabitant and citizen of
our town, who expressed his just indignation at the oc-
currence, received a blow of the bayonet from a non-
commissioned officer.

THE ICINU. , . . .. .
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in heal* Lad vpiria ;he has. doting tile lest-two days, fet the Id Swiss Regietect, Which alone forms the gam
taken were' boars' recreation 4n -his pony phaeton.l_ siva of this-plate and its citadel.soldipts uf this
The renacinitig part tat his litaiztres lit" visitors lel Corps, Who were accused of king lingisadekof the Sot, ,
the Royal Lodge on Mond.y. It is expected that his were yesterday brought °lit before' thrieginteni; named
MAJZITY will continue to reside at the Royal Lodge in a square on the glacis of the citadel, for the purpo.e
dining. the sinter, the Intended preparations at Corn. of being sentenced to death and ek:!cutesl, if tumid
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