Star.
London, England, 1828-03-10 00:00:00

SPAIN.

O 1 den have been sent to General Eguyra, by the
Spani.h Minister, to send to the coast of Galicia all the
disposable force. This bat produced .it Madrid a great
sensation, as a revo:ution is feared in that quarter against
the Glvernment.

The Lord CHANCELLOR had an audience of His Ma-
J BATT yesterday at his Palace in St. James's.
Ttie Prii.CrSS ALIGUSI A attended Divine Service
ye tetchy, at the Chapel Royal St. James's Palace.
The Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTIR eneertained
a numerous Party at dinner on Friday, at their residence,. Glouces-
ter House. Park-lace.
Yesterday, the Disc ,ess of ICSINT and the Princess
Vscroem. attended Divine Service, in the private Chapel, in Ken-
sington Palace.
fhe Duchess ( f Gam. crarett took an airing, yelL
terday, in her carriage, for the first time since her recovery From
ber indisposition. The Princess AUGUSTA accompanied her Royal
sister.

On Friday their Royal Wphisesses the Duke and
Duchess of Cu, siatics, the Limns EXILIC of CMIOLATII, and a
small distinguished party, dined with the 14r1 and Countess of
Cessati, in Privy Gardens.
A Cabinet Council was held at four o'clnck yesterday
afternoon, at the Foreign-office, Downing-street; the summonses
for the assembling of which were issued on Saturday evening. The
Ministers present were—

The Dule of Wellington, Earls Bathurst, Dudley, and Aber- 1
deen, Viscounts Me'vide and Palmerston, Lord Ellenborough,
Mr. Secretary Peel, Mr. Secretary Huskisson, Mr. Charles Grant, 1
and Mr. Berries. The 'Ministers sat in deliberation till 7 o'clock.
Mr. MA RQUES i, A messenger attachrel to the lonian'
Government, arrived at the Colonial-office, Downing-street, soon
after six o'clock y. sterday afternoon, bringing despatches from• Sir
Frofferie Adam. the Lord High Commissioner of the lowan !slaws.
The Hon. Mr. SPENCER, (,t,n or Lord Clivitoirict.,),
the Secretary of Legation to Sir linear W taxman. our MMus- '
sador at Vienna, arrived at the For, ign-ottice, at see, it o'clock on
Saturday morning, with despatches izoni Sir 11. WeI.LESSAT.
Viscount ititiMSFUNU il aills•it it'll to IW-liS Uii S /Ulf-
day at the Foreign-office. Duwning•street.
The -I...rdit of the KING'S most honour able Privy
Council had a meeting on Saturday morning. at eleven o'clock
at the Council-office. The Lords present weir—
The Master of the Rolls, the Lord Chief Baron of Scotland. The
Judge of the High Court of Admiralty (Sir Christopheritobinson)
took his seat at the Board (or the first time since his being sworn
in a Privy Councillor. Their Lordships assembled in the Pri-
vate Committee Room, and were engaged till four o'clock In the
afternoon hearing the arguments of Counsel on the different causes
of appeal, which were stated on their Lordships list to be a, tot-
lows : i Briswas if. Dobee,' a rehearing of an appeal from Bengal;
"Jarrett v. Jackson," from Jamaica; " Fraser v. Rose," from
Bethke; "the Law Officers e. the Militia Officers," from Jersey;
" Duffs v. Gawne," from the Isle of Man. No persons but those in-
tested in the appeals mere allowed to be present in the apartment.
At Cherte•field House on Iburschry morning, the
Noble Earl entertained a brilliant and very hillett party in a very
magnificent style.
The CIIANCBLLOB held his second levee on Saturday
evening; it was attended, amongst others, by the fol-
lowing distinguished individuals :
The Archbishop of York, the Load President of the Council,
and the Duke of Gordon; Marquisses—Minekester, Salisbury,
Sligo, and Bristol; Faris--Falinuutb, Flarrewhy, Roseberry, Gus.
ford, and Jennyn • Viscounts—ileresfoed, Lowther, Mandeville,
and Clive; Bishops'—Ely and Carlisle; Lords•-•-De Dunstaneille,
Kenyon, Downes, &amortised, Dundee, Douglas, Calthorpe, Skel.
antedate, Fitzroy Somerset, Ashley, Belmont, Teynham, Ikude.
sell, Stanley, and, the Lord Chief Justice; Right Honourabks—
kl Mr. Secretary ueltiseon and C. W. Wynn; the Judge of the
Admiralty Court • the Attorney-General, M.P.; Sirs—Nightir.-
gale, -Pd.l'. Beresfotd, M.P. Carrington, M.P. Acland, M.P.
Cetterell, M.P. lidariin.ll.ll. C. W. W. Wynn, ar. P. Guise,PlP.
Vivian, M.P. Philippa,. Y. M.P. Johnstone, Morgan, M.P.
Haring, N.P. RidleYrit I', siihill. Yorke, M.P. and scarier, M.P.
Masters in Chancery— Trower, Farree and Dowdeswell,
11. P. ; Messrs. Campbell,- 'P. G. Bullies, Milk Powell, M.P.
Hon. K. Clive. M.P. IL COIN PCP: Wortley, M.P. H. Drum-
mond, UP. Asitural, M.Y. Wessel Losehinpon, M.P. Basbarts,
M.P. Ferguson, M.P. Clinton-, M.P. C. Beetisy.M.P. D. liar
clay, M.P. Hon. W. buncombe, M.P. Kennedy, Al. P. Lumley,
ISLE Cave, M.P. Guen, M.P. R. Gordon, M.P. Leonard, bi:P;
Caner, M: P. Conetmay, M.P. F Lewis, Wl': E. Clive, 111: P.
Vernon, bLP. Nurtbeete, M:P: Greene. h1:1'. &c. ; the King's
Advocate; King's Sergeants—Bosanquet and Tatfdy ; ing's Court.
eel—lien, Bitkerstetb, Pepys, Gurney, Warren, Treslove, 'Agar,
and Bose; Sergeants—Lawes, D' ley, Arabia, and Spankie ;
Culouel Arbuthnot ; Captain Seymour ; Doctors Siepherd and Ar-
nold; Messrs. W. Courtenay, Hulthouse. flautist,
Lefever, Mettle,
Lynch, W.11(111%604. Wigrani, Pemba-ma,hi, &e.
Saturday the first meeting of the CoMmittee ap-
pointed to relieve the unfortunate sufferers at the Bruns-
wick Theatre, took place at Guildh.rll, when it was
resolved that every person on the books of the theatre
should apply in writing at the Irish Chamber, Guild-
ball, its order to receive the amount Of tsto week's
salary, according to their`scale of engagement.