Star.
London, England, 1828-05-20 00:00:00

FRANKFORT, MAY 10.

The Courier de Sutyrne contains two more letters of
Admiral de Itigny relative to the expedition to Scio,
which, though. of an old date, are not uninteresting.—
The first, dated 10th Jan. is addressed to the persons
directing the expedition to Scio, in which he says, it
was undertaken contrary to the notice given to the
Greek Government by the Admirals of the Allied
PoWers, and that should the Turks attempt to relieve
the fortress, they would not be hindered by the Allied
,forces, which must remain neuter in a contest under-
taken contrary to their representations. The other letter,
of the same date, is addressed to Colonel Tabvier, with
a copy of the preceding, and adding, •' The immediate
arrival of Count Capo d'lstria will perhaps induce you
to think that it is highly necessary, !C.r the cause of the
Greeks, to unite and concentrate round the new Chief
the nucleus of a force organized by your care, which
may serve so advantageously to establish a little order
and authority at the teat of *Government"—Frankfort
Papers, May 13.

Prince LEOPOLD had a numerous and splendid
evening party yesterday, at 'Marlborough House, Pall mall.
The Duchess of KENT entertained a distinguished
party at dinner yesterday, at her residence in the King's' Palace., at
Kensington. • .

The Duke of CUMBKRLAND, accompanied by Prince
GEORGIC, returned to town on Sunday afternoon, from his residence
at Kew. His Royal Highness dined in the evening with the Earl
of Snorritssuov, of his residence io Grosvenor-square.

Summonses were issued yesterday nrtining for the
assembling of a Cabinet Council. The. Ministets met about three
&dock; those present were the Duke of Wiu.tworota, Luis
BATHURST, DDDLICY, and •Aastaaant, Viscounts MELYIIJ.IL and
PRIAIRRSTON, Lord ELLRNIOROUGU, Mr. Secretary /PRIM, Mr.
Secretary HusxlssoN, and Mr. CHARLES GRANT.
-The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER and. Mr. HER
alas joined the Cabinet about four o'clock, on the adjournment
of the Finance Committee. The LORD Cisqicruma also joined
the Cabinet about the same hour. The Ministers continued IR
deliberation till five o'clock.
Count d'CIEALIA, the Spanish Minister, and Lord
lirrvzsinty, iraqsacted business yesterday at the Foreign-office,
Downing street, •
Saturday the Marchioness of ANGLESEY, accom-
panied by three of her daughters and two sons, arrived at Howth
from England. Attendants had been for some time awaiting her
Excellency's arrival ; upon landing, the Noble Party proceeded
directly to the Lodge, in the Phan': Park.
The Earl of ARNLEY, Lord COLCHESTER, Lnrd
BilLar, and Earl Sarrox, gave grand dinner parties on Saturday.
• The Earl FITZWILLIAM entertained a distnigui.hed
party to dinner yesterday, at his house iu Grosvenor-square.
The Marquis of CLEVELAND gave a grand dinner on
Sunday, at his house in St. James's-square.
Sir W. and Lady HARRIET W. WYNN entertained a
distinguished party to dinner on Saturday, at their house in St.
James's-square.
The Duke of CUMBERLAND is to return to Hanover
in December next, and to nuke a long stay in that kingdom.—
German Paper.

Saturday, at the parish Church of St. James, Picca-
dilly, by special license, the Hon. W. Ruasatt., eldest son of Lord
WILLI.Ia Bassett, was married to Mtss Camelia:J., daughter of
Lady CHARLOTTZ Busy, and niece of the Duke of ARGYLE, in
the presence of a numerous assemblage of rank and fashion.

THE HONOURABLE ARTILLERY CoMPANY.—A very
high compliment was paid by the KING on Thursday night to this
ancient and loyal corps, by his hbarne wearing at his ball. regi-
mentals as their Captain-General. The last time the Kum wore
theiegimentals of the corps was on the occasion of his taking the
command of them, when his late filaraspr reviewed the Volun-
teers in the city. The present regimentals of the Company were
first worn at his 2dajesty's coronation, when the corps was on duty
in Palace-yard.
The East India Company's ship Orwell, outward
bound, was all well on the 29th of April, in lat. 41. 07. N. long.
13. 00. W.

A general respite was received on Saturday night at
Newgate for• Charles Smith, atlas David Eastwood.
The Parliamentary recess for Whitsuntide will only
be from Friday neat to,the Wednesday followiiig.
An elegant statue to commemorate the death of the
unfortunate Louis XVI. is nearly finished, and is to be
erected oti the spot, at Paris, where the Royal martyr'
suffered at the revolution.

Dispatches were received yesterday morning at the
Colonial Department, from Lieut.-General Sir JAMES
KEMPT. G.C.B. and G.C.H. at Halifax; and from
Lieut.-General Sir HILGROVE TURNER, K.C.H. and
K.C. at Bermuda.

Ministers have assured the Country Bankers, that in
arranging for the renewal of the Bank Charter, their
interests shall not be neglected.
Coatous .Colsornatica.—There are living nearly
opposite each other in Chester, JOHN BREWER, a brasier;
and JOHN BRAZIER, a hewer..

Mademoiselle SO ' NTAG it is said, has accepted an en.
gagement for Dublin, at the rate of a 'thousand guineas
for three nights' performances at the Theatre—as this
is at the rate of three hundred and thirty-three guineas
and six and eight pence per .night, and as the Theatre
holds, when full,,scausewhere about three italicised, we
should incline to suppose thaiit will turn out a losing
speculation.—John

THE KING.' - -
•
His MAJCITY kit hi! Palace in St. James's, about
eleven o'clock yesterday forenoon, in his travelling carriage and
four, for bis Royal Lodge, in Windsor Park. Soon after his
arrival, his Ala.utsvy took a drive in the Park, and inspected the
Temples lately erected, and the other improvements carrying on
in the Park. The Kitio dined at the Royal Lodge, and afterwards
returned to town, where his MAJESTY arrived about half- pat
eleven o'clock.