Star.
London, England, 1828-05-06 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SLITPrING.

Boassas, Dee 13.-Arrived tram London, the &seem's, Bows.
eaten, and to sail for London Feb. 1. _ _ •

Passengers by the Cambrian, from Bninbay (dilly expected).—
Mrs. Pierce, Colonel Pierce, Bombay Army, Major Godley. Major
Simicrief. Captain Lowrance, Bombay Marine, Captain Wallace.
ditto Army. Captain Holmes, R. Richards. Raq. Children—Nitta,*
C. and A. Pierce, Masters C. F. and W. Pierce, Misses M. and
R. Jones. Master William Jones.
Passengers per the Recovery. Captain COMMAS, from Bombay,
sailed JIM 6.—Mr'. Dunlop, Mrs. Bailee. Mrs. Col•airl Whit-
chekt. Mrs. Major Davis, Miss Williams. CA Sandwich. Colonel
Witchelo. Major Lang. Captain Hardy, Kin. Company's Marine,
Captain Rose. ditto, Miss Dunlop. N,iss 1i Dunlop, Nice 11. Dun-
lop, Miss Baillie. Miss D. Bailee, Miss F. Leighton, Miss J. Wil
son, M. Woofer, M. Whitchelo, .N.Wedderbtirn, F. Brown,Mastus
A. Grant' K Giant, H. italic, K Hardy, J. Wadderburn, twelve
Dade& European servant..

The Duke and Duehe,s of GLoyeestte had a
grand dinner party un Saturday, at Gloucester House, Park-lane.
Among the company were the Archbishop of Yoce, Boon Ba-
um, the Prussian Illinister ; the Duke and Duchess of None:aux-
stews°, the Duke of Dsvouslisen. the Duke sad Duchess or
Lantsraa, Marquis of Balms Earl and Coubteas Lisroweni,
Earl ST. Gsutatw i, the Ladies Hsavnv, Lady s &manors, Sir
ZOWARD and Lady Enamors, Sir Coms.Camreann,Btc.
Pituce La FOLD ghee a grand diot.er ,0a ntonerous
party on Sunday, at Marlborough-house, Pall-mall. There were
among the company—the Loan Cuarocenwa, the Marquis of
Baum., the Egli of DUDLEY. Earl liaowtinuw, Viscount Egan-
/MAD, Viscount PALMERSTON, Lord HILL. Lord HITTRII3IIIIY.
Lord Fanesosounto. Lord FITZROY Sommelier, the Right Hon. W.
Heassum, Right Hon. C.. Gams., Sir JOHN Cosmos., and Sir
Fusers Plummer.

Mr. S cretary PERE. entertained a winserous party to
dinner on Sunday, at his residence in Privy-g.rdens. Among the
company were the Marquis and Marchioness of Winner's', th.-
Marquis and Marchioneu of Satusear, Earl of LONIDALI, Earl
of &tarmacs', Karl and Countess Vistruut Karl and Countess
CLOS/MOON. Karl DLL/MARS girl Of •LMSSOVIIT, Viscount
Mutton', Lord and Lady Igsinreas. Sir WALTZ'S SCOTT, Sit
Wet user CUSTOM, Sir Gamuts Muaasy, Hon. Cater. JIMMOSON,
Mr. auntes, &c.
The Marquis and Marchioness of STAFFORD gave a
grand dinner on Sunday, at their residence in Clevelaad-square, to
the Duke of CONSISLAND and a select party of Nobility and Gentry.
Earl BATHUR-T entertained the Duke of WILLING-
sow and a large party at dinner yesterday, at his Lordship's resi-
dence in Mansfield-street

A Cabinrt Council was held yrsterday afternoon at
the Foreign Office, Downing street, which was attended by the
Duke of Wits.sniamo, VMS BATIWILST. DUDLEY, and AIIVIDSILL
V6501/flu Mez.tu.sa and Pairtassrum, Lord F.a.catioosovan, Mr.
Secretary PULL, Air. SeCretary HUSIIIISON. Mr. CHARLIE' GLINT,
the Cuancmioss of the lizommies. and Mr. Hitastas. The Mi-
nisters assembled at three o'clock, and sat in deliberation for two
bows awl a half.

The Duke of Noarotat had a grand dinner party
yesterday, at his house in Bt. Jamas.square:
The Sail of MANUJILD entertained' a distinguished
party to dinner en Sunday, at his house in Grosvenor-street.
The Dowager Countess of POI/LITT entertained the
Duke and Duchess of Gumless:se, and a large party, to dinner
yesterday, at her hour is Piccadilly.
The Countess of ABRAM entertained a select party of
fashionable. yesterday evening, at her home in Dover-street.
Dowager Lady CAWDOR had a dinner party yester-
day, at her house In Rerkeley.square.
Sir Cnititt.aa FLowan give a splendid breakfast yes-
terday morning, Muse in Finsbury•square. to his Royal
Highness the of Cirusestruts, Priem Gonne the Doke of
&nu 11 ns, Mr. .7112C•11111114 and several distinguiebt4 characters.
They afterwards proceeded to view she Trinity Hasse, and from
thence embarked at Tower-stairs for the West India Docks. The
Royal and distinguished party returned by laud to Ironmonger's
Hall, where they were received by the Master and %edema; and
s meat elegant entertainment was prepared in the Hall, of every
delicacy in season They then proceeded to view the India Hemae.
Royal Reekange, Lloyd's, the Bank, and the Mansion Howes; and
the Noble party expressed their high gratification at the very great
kindness with which they Were received at every place.
We understand that Blurt POLIGNAC gave the fol-
lowing toast at the Dinner given to Foreigners in Distress May
the Bs& of the No; th, the Old. British Lioo, and the LIIMes e.[
France remain waited, in endeavouring to give regime 1p 5118,7*--
Comfort and Plenty to the Poor.

CORONER'S INQUESTS.
The following Inquisitions hive lately been held
before JAMES Bunsuats, E•q. one of his Mantary's
CorJner, for the County of Bucks, vie.
At Edecnit, nem. Grendon Underwood, on view of
the body of Ann, the wife of William Crook, labourer.
who was round dead in her bed; decea ed was perfecrly.
Nell the preceding evening..—Verdict, " Died by the
Vrsit•lion of GOD."

At Oving, on view of the body of Ruth Baggott, an
int Ant, aged about eleven weeks, who died suddenly.—
Vetchct as in former case.

At Thornbotough, near Buckingham, on view of the
body of Eliza Cooper, an infant, aged about nine weeks,
who was found dead in bed by the side of her mother.
Verdict accordingly.