Star.
London, England, 1829-03-05 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Some of the Law Officers of the Crown were in
attendance during the sitting of the "abinet Council at the Foreign
Office on Tuesday night. The Ministers did not break up till past
one o'clock yesterday morning. While the Council was sitting,
dispatches were brought by a messenger from his blames' to the
Duke of Weeefoorox, to his Grace's residence in Downing-street.
The Lord CisaNcaLLou, the Duke of WELLINGTON,
and Mr. Secretary PRIM. kft town yesterday morning for his Ma
jesty's Palace, at Windsor, to have an audience of the Km,
having received (as was understood) his Majesty's commands to
attend him at twelve o'clock. Mr. Hawes also kft town, it was
understood, for Windsor.
In the evening the Cabinet Ministers dined with Earl
Rettsuasr, at his residence in Guest Cumberland street. The
dinner which his Lordship was to have given to his Colleagues
last Wednesday having been postponed, in consequence of some of
the Cabinet Ministers, whet attended the King's Court on that day
at Windsor, having received invitations to dine with his MAMMY.
The Duke et CLARKNCE came to town yesterday
morning from his seat in Bushy Park. His Royal Highness pr
cerded to Si. James's-place. where a house has been taken as a
temporary residence for the Royal Duke. whik his it. w residence
in the King's Palace, St. Jaates's, is being completed. His Royal
Highness returned to Bushy in the afternoon.
Tile Uuetess of GLOUCESTER vis:ted the Princess
AUGCSTA yesterday,-at her residence, the King's Palace, St. J antes's.
'lnc E,,i of ABStiDIEN had a long iwer view with
the Cmitioczet.oa of the EIMIZQUICK yesterday, at the Treasury.

The Solicitni.Gent-t AI tor Deland LI 411sacted business
yesterday at the Foreign Office. Downirrstreet.
. The Judge or the Admiralty Cowl transacted bu-
iipess yesterday at the Colonial Gffice.

THE A ItYl Y.

•
Lord flues Het this day was very short. There were present
cr
Lieutenaut-General Sir Wii.cmu Anson and 12 oth orn

NAVAL IN I ELLIGENCE.

NAM /Lamm Tuts Dar—Dunlin I--Waterford I—Guernsey
and Jersey I.—Flanders I—France I.
The Crescent, Gresley, from London, struek on the Paternoster.
Rocks Jere y, on Sunday, and immediately filled—crew saved.
DIAL. Masco 4.—Wind P. by N —Arrived the Jane, Good,
from Seville. Passed, from London, the Symmetry, Barrett, hr
Corfu ; Orion, Dalrymple, for Dominica; Brighton, Sebor, for
New York; Culloden, --, for Masai:nay • Cleveland, Elam:lock,
for the Mutate's. ; and ether outwatd.houtd. _ _

POSTIPIWUTH, MANCH N.H.—Passed the Ktfile Castk.
(or St. Haut.).

Doves, !shun 4.—Wind F.. and cloudy.—Arrived the Stove-
reign, Ilayward, ftum Boulogne; his Majesty's chip Salamander,
Ilamilton, and Duke de Bourdeaux, Servilk, fio.n ditto. Sailed
his Majesty's ship Crusader. Lyne. for Calais.
Livearoot, hlancn 3.—The Welcome, Paul, from Calcutta to
Liverpool, satled from the Sand Heads on the itith October; left
the follow;tig vessels at the Cape on the 19th. December—Cod-
dingtol. from New Swath Wales, for. London; and Alexander,
Ogilvie, from Sow:wore, 1.4 London. The' Branshy, Brockle.
hank, from hence, arrived off Tampico on thar-t3th December;
she was driven to sea the ante night, and had not returned un
the 29th.
Pauxasice, 3.—The Vine. 11.11. from Terceira to Lon.
don, is off poet. She was boarded in lit. 39. long. 40. by two fri.
gates belonging to Don Nlioutt's -quadron, which had been sepa.
rated from the rest during a heavy gale on the 22d ultimo.

NEWARK. Mmicti 3.

mown DAYS POLL.

Mr 4 Se4ler 5011 I Mr. MIJe ..........

GROSS MLL.
Mr. &idler ...... ......... -555 I Mr. Wilde Sle