Star.
London, England, 1828-01-15 00:00:00

/Rohl THE WM TIMES.

There is yet nothing certain known of the result of
the, Duke of Wellington's labours in the formation ef
a Cabinet. The only changes to which the recent'
breaking up of the Cabinet will lead, will be the intro.
duition of the Duke of Wellington, the Marquis
lesley, and Mr. Peal ; in that case we shall have one•of
the most powerful Cabinets that has Leen seen in Eng.
land for half a century. We• ate, indeed, at a loss to
discover whence the elements of opposition can be col.
lected against such a Ministry.
NAVAL -IN tELLILiI4IIOE.

us/act 11110 X Tilt MOM TO LLOTO.II al
swains 10.

DAYS

" The Comet, Ormeiton, with the British Ambauador on board,;
and the Albion, Cabott, with part of his suite, have sailed for
Samna. The following English vessels aye now here, viz.—the
Tranby,Day, from Taganrog for Syra ; Mary Barry, Baker, trim
ditto to Z•nte ; Cornelios, Deighton, front Odessa to Trieste;
Alexander, Anders, from ditto to Liverpool; Minden, Wreight.
man, from ditto to Bristol ; Skylark, Davies, loaded here for
Smyrna. The Porte has officially notified its intention of stopping
corn laden vessels, put vesicle laden with tallow are in the same
predicament."
&masa, Dm. 4.—The Lyra, John Mogan, Usk, George Cats.
ning, and Mary Ana, bound to Constantino* and the Mack Sea,
have been ready for -sea some days, and would have sailed, had DU
the Consul, and Captain Damn:row, of the Cambrian, neesamesukd
them to wait.

The Valency, Batz.ame, from Waterford, *as en shore on the
Spit, near /Nonillionth, yesterday, and must discharge.
The Delphi:), Heats, irons Christiana; Chloris, Laxzeszcn,
from Uilabey ; and Lawrence, Gaunt, were run on shore at
Plymouth on Sunday.
The General Bolivar, Armament, item Zama to Bristol, was
stranded on the lith ultimo near Malaga. _
The George and Thomas. Scoiy, from St. Anders, on the 26th
ultimo, is leaky, ant damaged, and the cargo must be discharged.
The following vessels were driven on shore at Plymouth during
the gait on Sunday :
The Elizabeth, Tumors, from Meseina ; Chisholm, Correa%
from Gallipoli; and Jupiter, H , from Cette, bilged.
The Stephen, KIIMMT. from Uanetty to London, lull of water.
The Jessie awson, Careen, for Van Diensan's Land, and, it
was feared, would be lost.
The Haydon transport, John and Robert ditto, and Cato ditto,
and, it was feared, would be loot.
The Speculation, from Cardiff is London ; and Mary Ann,
Twit, from Sc. Kilt's to ditto: expected to be got of
Dem., JAL 14.—Wind Northerly.—Arrived the Cassandra.
IRODGRII, from Calcutta—railed 25th July, and from St. Helena
25th November; Malta, llamas from Newfoundland; Com-
merce, Puss, from Catania; 11. Eawards,•Snasaottan, from New
York; Cato, Biennia, from ditto; Lavinia, Swum, from Palermo;
and Matchless, Nicol., from Trieste. Arrived from London the
F.diallurgle, Bat, for Bombay ; and Columbian packet, Sanaa,
for Genoa.
POWIII3IOI/111, JAL 14.—Cahn.—The General Palmer was towed.
into harbour by a steamer,-lurveyed, and the necdssary repairs
commenced, which will be completed with all possible dispatch,
to enable her to proceed on her voyage.
FALIIOUTSI. Jaw. 13.—We had a repetition of bad weather last
night, the wind blowing a tremendous hurricane from W.S.W.
commencing at about midnight, and continuing till day-light. Per
many years we have not experienced any thing like it. The. Mar-
garet, of and from Guernsey to Gibraltar, was driven us shore at
Little Falmouth by the brig Hilda drifting on board her, and now
Iles on her beanuends, full of water, with her back broke, having
grounded on some sunken timber. Great damage has bee: done in
this and neighbouring towns by the falling of chinas's* and trees,
and unroofing of houses.
LivaarOot.. Jaw. 13.—Last night from about 11 o'clock, we had
heavy rain and wind for some hours. To-day wind N.N.B. and
fair. Last evening the Post Office steam packet to Dublin, groonded
near the Magazines, and is not off this morning.
Itammava, Jan. 14.—The Husaren, Gluon, was last sight
abandoned by the clew—there is no hope of her being got W.—
The water Bowed over her every tidethe masts have been cut
away, and she is sorroanded by beats getting out the cargo; the
greatest part will be saved if the weather continues moderate.
WMITITAIK; JAN. 14 —Us Aurora, Mamma, (tom Leedom to,
Limerick, was brought in here last night daring the gale, with loss
of anchors and cables, windlii dammed, and stern windows stove la.
The largest ft now Lord Cochran':
flag ship, in the Greek cause. The frigate Hellas,)
built in America, mounts 84 guns, and is 1980 tons;
upper deck, thirty.two 42. pounders, and two long 32-
pounders in her bow ports, as chase guns ; main deck,
32 long 32-pOunders; on each deck a gelid brass cap-
stern; extreme length, 185 feet; extreme breadth, 52
feet; bobstays three, of chain same size as her cables;
martingales chain also; bits fitted with an icon core to
ship for the chain cable, and unship for the hemp-cable.

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THE- EDW..

Wimpson, Its. 14 —Yesterday' afternoon,
nee.lock, Den Moon. accompanied by
CllAlten and C•ont VILLA RiAL,4attiv•
'Lodge, and took leave of his 'MA:ltent
hture for Portugal. His Royal Highness,
upon his arrival, was introduced to his,
whom he partook of refreshments, and
Lodge, with his attendants, at four o'c;
iteld,ay. His Grace the Duke of WELL,
at the Royal Lodge yesterday at two o'.
an audience of his MAJMT.• The noble
his departure shortly before thin (Aloe-
Strathfieldsay, to.receive Don Mom.

COURT •CIRCULAR.

Prince Lammas left turn yesterday moraine.
Countess of Basuasworia, at lair seat at.Hentel.l

The Marquis de PALMILLA, the Portuguese .
dear Bammuulas. the Saxon Charge d'Affaires,
Rant, the French Charge d'Affaires, transacted
Doetxr yesterday, at the Foreign Office. Downing
count PAILIMATOX also visited the Noble Earl ,
The LOUD Cnancem.on visited Mr. Virscsason
Mice of the Secretary of State for Colonial Affairs,
street. A number of offieial Gentlemen visited
the course of the day.

The Catascriten of the Excneenta arrived
Downing-street, yesterday morning, front his
His Excellency the Woods de FAMILIA, the
bassador. Asked the Right Hon. Gentleman in
The Right Honeurebk Sir Faassascx LAMS
day morning, on a obit to the Doh; Vfatar wrest,
•
of Strarfieldsay, Hants.
The Lou CNIANCILLOS visited oar. /WS yesterday,
dance in Privy Gardens.
Sir (Swans Waaannose. transacted Whines,
of Lassnown on Saturday.

fternnon, at three
'by Earl Monap pe
lived at the Royal
OTT Oa his depots. ye
immediately dM
MAJESTY. with *
sw
nd• left the Royal
o'cloitc for Stratki. . tou
11.11a0VON arrived in
o o'clock, and had .
noble Doke took to
r:loCk, for his seats .
EL. • 4i
1.11.
os
dap, on a visit to tho
net-Hempstead, Hens.
:se Ambassador; him.
'ekes, and Measliest
cted business with Earl
Downing street. Vier
art yesterday. •
:meow yesterday, at the 11
1 Affairs, in Downing:
sited Jir. Huse:non la eth
ived at his residue* is
his seat at Meilfall.
, the Panellises As.
in the aftemooo.
rue left tows en Sart In
-
lessat'" most, at kis spat ik•
• a
yesterday, at his reel.
• '
s.
Mess with the Maoists •
Yn
-al
LICENCE.
.re. from Hatfield
; Mrs. and Mawr
t • tour through Wales; ti
En Paris; Mr. and Mrs.
T, from 1-sat ; liar! or I
loveard, in Brook-street, 1
Family, at their house
.odge. Haws ; Captain
owbray; Mr. and Lady
,wer Swot-street. Stir
Burlington Hotel,
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter, 31
Gamier and Soos, at 4
at Fentmes Hotel. St.
in D. Murray, at ditto, - • '
ass Hotel, Berkeley.
4.
Son, at do. from Hants;
Earl of Wiltshire, in
ikatreet ; Captain NIL
er Davidson, in Alba:
nthumberland ; Major
Dowager Poulett, at ".
!ajar Bovine, is Aao.
Mrs. Elliot, he Podia li
ecadiUy ; Mr. and Sam -
Major Hamertoa, Ise • al
danchester; Mr. C. H.
; Major Staunton, is rc
Viscount Bury from
e Earl of AlLemark, in • sc
it, in Arlington-street,
Ind-place; Mr. and Mrs.
is Paris; Mr. and Mrs. tf
right.° ; Mrs. and Mho. •
; Mrs. Ckampneys, In •
nes and Capt. Luptoo, • •
1, Bart. In Brook-stmet'
Carleton, to Henrietta.
s. and Miss Bayard, la . •
k and , Miss Bright, at
hooters Hill; the Rev. • to
saes; D. BPICay, jtio.
I Miss Head, at ditto. all
soy, near Coventry, fee In
I, from Newcastle, itei . A
m his seat in Scotland,
;ward, at Lord Dave%
near Litchfield; Lord -3W
iptuaskire from Bump 31;
Melton alawbray, from •
m Han. Mr. De Rom. •
roue Ma seat in Soffolk ;
for Leicester; Captain
•
hi
intent of Foot, and the hi
town yesterday, front
rd a steam onset is the
/intent of Infantry ar.
1 this morning on board
on route to Dover.
gimentuf Foet arrived ti
ad embarked this mum-
_,
for Gravesend, on route • au
101
Infartry embarked this 21
leer, for Gravesend, oa de
of Foot embarked this •th,
ver, for Gravesend, on . ap
tan, sod the 20th Regi- •
on beard a steam vessel
interbury. • r
41st Regiments of Foot ' •
vessel in the River, foe
its marched this morn- • ,
pot at Maidstone. •
of Infantry marched.•
rtamouth, on route' to wi
talion of the Mith Rifle
aster, for Peeteosouth. oi
lion ADMIRAL Wit hi
;transudes! Society.
ct Card Party yes.
Berkeley-square.
an
on a visit at Lord be
he Real Highness will ort
egten Palace, his apart-
wl
)f Whitby Hall, near Hs
a fortune o( E 300,000. . ere
overnment House,
stet. and site, who wit
mooch.
,ten corps of Yro. Nh
almost universal desire
a. the Lordship is the
easily at Willis's, in the
has ordered 1,000 • II
r bookkeeper at the .
dge sea Christmas day),
Red yesterday after..
Hie Grace arrived Ina 0
itely afterwards, we Sr.
id Mr. Hustalsom
site will embark is
he moment the wind
eL The foliating wit • .
E. Denison,
ltarlotte Diablo; Se
t Tryst, AliwitaCustel,' al
tram, late Britannia; •!--.
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