Star.
London, England, 1829-11-19 00:00:00

Park in the afternoon.

The Almeria,lt Minister and the Earl of ABERDEEN
had interviews aith the Duke of WELLINGTON yester-

day, at the Trtazury.
The Sardinian Minister transacted business yesterday
at the Foreign Office, with the Earl of ASEZDEEN.
Colonel COCKBURN has left town for Honduras

which Colony he has been appointed Commandant). to
enter on his official duties.

The Duke of WELLINGTON left town yesterday, for
the seat, of the Marquis of SALISIURY, at Hatfield,
Herts. The Noble Marquis entertained a seieet party to
dinner yesterday.
Mr. VESEY FITZGERALD has left town on a visit to
_ _

Sir Join; Hors, at his country seat.
PARIS, Nov. 16.—This day, at noesotbos KING, tbir
MuPHIN, and the DAUEUI Nisi, attewded Mus ,et
the chapel. The KING gave pie*, audience to the
Bishop of MANS. His Royal Highnea Prince Paul of
Wu ATEMBERG has had the honour of paying his Court
to the KING and their Highnesses.
After Mass, the KING, with the usual ceremonieeLio-
vested his Royal Highness the Duke of NEMOURS with
the Order of the Holy Ghost (the blue riband). Their
Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Oar.i.ors and exit-
TRES were also present.
The Ministers and Grand Dignitaries, the. Mareschdls
and Peers, the Ambassadors of Spain mit Naples, the
Ministers of State, the Prefects, the Pope's Nuncio and
Generals, had the honour of paying their respects to; the
KING.
After the Council of Ministers, which terminated at
three o'clock, the Ministers proceeded to the Palais Royal,
where they bad the honour of paying their respects to
his Royal Highness the Duke of ORLEANS and the mem-
bers of his family.
The KING and the DAUPHIN. have sent to make in-
quiries after the health of the Prince de TALLEYRAN D.
The Duke of ORLEANS has likewise sent to know how
the Prince was, and whether his indisposition would be
attended by any bad consequences.
MADRID, NOV. 5. (Private Correspondence.)—
Amidst the preparations of festivities for the KING 's
marriage, an unfortunate event has overwhelmed the
Royal family with grief. The KING and their Royal
Highnesses' on their return from the Escurial, have
learned the death of the young Infanta, Donna MARIA
THERESA CAROLINA, the fourth daughter of the Infant
Don FRANCISCO DE PAULA, who succumbed at Ma-
drid, alter a long Bungle against a convulsive attack.
Bishop WARBURTON, writing to Hurd, so far beck
as 10752, says,--" You mention Noah's ark. I have
really forgot what I said of it ; but, I suppose, I com-
pared the Church to it, as many a grave divine has done
before me. The Rabbins make the giant dog or Magog
contemporary with Norio, and convinced by his preaching,
so that he was disposed tr. take the benefit of the ark.
But here lay the distress ; it by no means suited his di-
mensions. Therefore, as he could not enter in, he con-
tented himself to ride upon it astride ; and, though you
must suppose that, in that stormy weather, he was more
than half boots over, he kept his seat, rid dismounted
safely when the ark landed on Mount J.rarat. Image
now to yourself this illustrious Cavelier, mounted on his
hackney, and see if it does not bring before you the
Church, bestrid by some lumpish Minister of State, who
turns and winds it at his pleasure. The only difference
is that Gog believed the preacher of righteousness and
religion."
A measure, founded upon the Report of the Common
Law Commissioners, for the improvement of the system
of Welch Judicature, is at present under consideration.
Some alterations in the Circuits is in contemplation.
French women are so accustomed to do every thing
with a view to effect, that a modern writer says he is con-
Awed that, " were a house full of them to be on fire, they
would all throw themselves into elegant attitudes before
bey called for assietaace."