Star.
London, England, 1827-07-12 00:00:00

THE EARL OF LIVERPOOL.

It is remarkable that a few minutes previous to the
spasmodic seizure with which his Lot &hip was attack.
ed on Saturday last, the Noble Earl bad mentioned to
the Countess of LIVISPOOL his intention of visiting
Wilmer Castle, and was giving directions for peps.
rations to be made for his depatture, whenhe found li;s
hands benumbed with the cramp; that the attack was
of a spasmodic nature; that a very large dose of lau'a•
nurn, of from 90 to 100 drops, was immediately green
to the Noble Eat) by Dr. Daavaa, after which his
L•rd_hip had no retain of spasm.
.4 Coombe Wood, July It.
" Lord Livaapoco. has passed a good night, and Is going m fa-
vourably. " T. D."

DEPARTURI GT THE DUCHESS GIP Cf.AlliticCe..—The
Duchess of Cara:act, accompanied by the Princess Omani,
Miss Frrsctaarrecit, and Colonel Conran, left her residence
is
Bushy Park yesterday morning, at the early hour of seven o'ciock,
in a carriage and four, to proceed by easy stages to the seat of the
Earl of Moues. Enoecustax, near Plymouth, for the purpose d
joining her Royal Consort, the Lord High Admiral, in his Tour d
Inspection. The Duche:s, it was expected, would stop at SA.-
bury yesterday afternoon, and sleep there; reach Weymosub die
day, and leave there to-morrow morning for liltster, where her
Royal Highness would stay all night, and then proceed to the seat
of Lord Moose Eleaccussaa, to meet the Doke of Cusaiscr at
Plymouth.
The Meeting of the Lords of the Privy Council,
which was to have been held yesterday at the Council Office, was
postponed—the Earl of Haatiowor. Lord President of the Council.
bring unable to attend, owing to the dangerous state of his Lord-
ship's daughter, Lady Eaaustavon. The Earl and Countess of
Has/101/WT have taken up their abode at the residence of Earl
Foareocux, father.tri-lasvo Lady EllintaTON, in Grosvenor-apart.
The grand dinner patties intended to have been given by Earl liar
noway today. and also to-morrow, have been put off, in oonseqwort
of the illness of Lady Eaantorou.
Mr. CANNING, the Mat quis of LAISDOWN. Mr. St•
cretary Bowie; Viscount Donators, Viscount Patantactos, Ile.
Wynn Lord Bestav and others of the Cabinet Moisten, aft
town lout four o'cloek yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of st-
tending a Cabinet Council at the seat of the Loan Coarsest'," at
Wimbledon. After the Council, the Loan Caanestsos suss
sumptuous Dinner to his Colleagues.
PI ince ESTEIIIII A the Aosta ian Ambassador, trans.
acted business yesterday at the Of of the Secretary of State rot

Foreign Matti.
Madame de BOURNS, widow of the late Danish Minis-
ter to this country, has bad the honour of receiving an invitadm
from his Maxim to pass a few days at Windsor.
The Bishop of DURMAM is at present holding visits•
dens and confirmations in his &mem
We regret to state, that the accounts of Mr. H us-
niestnes 111-health are quite corner. The Right Hom Gentleman
is advised by his Physicians to travel au the Coodorot for throe
months ; and, as much-af his illness may be attributed to hat crust
application to the dtitles of his office, restoration to health may be
looked fur from tie plan laid down by his medial advisers.
The Right Honourable WILLIAM LAMS, and Mr.
Brace, his Private Secretary, have arrived at Dublin Castle.
Mr. PLANTA left town this morning, for a few days
only, as he Is expected to return to kis official duties at the TremarT►
abort the beginning of next week.
STATE OP TRANS.—The trade of the West Riding
may again be ann unced in a state of
prosperity, the
want of employment is considerably abated, and we
now await with some impatience such a state of brisk•
nest as will increase profits and enhance wages. Tie
large manufactories here and around us have for a coi
side; able time been in full employment, and now se
believe the dr.mestic manufacturer feels something of
the revival. In.districts that a few wet ks ago the rig'
nano distress was expel fenced, labour, though at vat
too wages, is to be acquired, and a tolerable :apply a
rate is now obtained by the working classes.
The latest accounts from Trowbridge, Mellt•ham.
Bradford, and Westbury, state that the trade of all
these too ns is much improved within these few months
A letter from Corneto, in I aly, says that duet tombs
rave been dscovered there, adorned with Etrnsco
csaiiitiiigs and inscription, in good i reservation. It
ped that this disc'-very *id greatly centribme to is'
ress,,rut ni-iglit into t e Eti 0440 antiquities.

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