Star.
London, England, 1830-10-05 00:00:00

THR KING'S COURT.

BRIGHTON, Ocr. 4.

The dinner party yesterday at the Pavilion, in addition
to their MAJESTIES and the Royal suite, consisted of
Lady BaowxLow, the Baron and Baroness BuLow' the
Count and Countess MUNSTER, Lieutenant-Colonel Da-

VIDSON, and the Bishop of CHESTER.
The departures yesterday from the Pavilion were—the
Earl of CASSILIS, Lord GEORGE O'BRVAN, COl. FITZ-
CLARENCE, Sir FRBDERICE WATSON, and Mr. BARTON.
In the afternoon yesterday, the KING, accompanied by
her Royal Highness the Princess AUGUSTA and Lady
BROWNLOW, rode out in a carriage; the QUEEN, accom-
panied by Prince GEORGE of CAMBRIDGE, Mademoiselle
D'ESTE, Miss SNEYD, Colonel FITICL&ZENCE, Sir AN-
DREW BARNARD, &c. &c. rode on horseback.
The calls at the Pavilion this day were—the Earl and
Countess of SHEFFIELD, the Dowager Lady LANOIIAM,
Count REDERN, Baron MURCHHAUSSEX, Major ANDER-
TON, Sir OSBORN GIBBS, Mrs. and Misses FARQUHAR,
Mrs. FITZHERBIRT, Lieutenant-Colonel CAVENDISH,
Mrs. CALCROFT, Mr. CHARLES CAVENDISH, Lady
GEO. CAVENDISH, and Lady CATHERINE CAVENDISH.

BRIGHTON GARRISON RACES, OCT. S.

The first of these Races (which are to be repeated on Monday nest)
commenced this day, and mud► credit is due to the Gentlemen acting
as Stewards, for the constant succindon of sport produced; and also to
the fine style of the riding, each Gentleman riding his own horse. The
Races commenced about one o'clock, and terminated about six.
A match for 26 son. each, catch weights. One mile.
Mr. Fairlie's bL g. Prince le 800. l—Light blue satin
Captain Davidson's b. g. Finks&
Won easily by Prince Is 800.
A Match for 60 vers. each, net. One mile.
Mr. Rlcardo's b. g. Paul Pry
Mr. Fairlie's ch. g. Inconstant 2
The horses went away at a great pope, but when near the half-mile
post Inconstant made for the rails, and lit. Ricardo's knee coming in
contact, he was dismounted, fortunately with little hurt.

Match fur 50 eove. each, half mile, lint. each.
Capt. Name Radcliffe's br. g. Counts
Capt. g. Coalhesver
A very excellent race.

Sweepstakes of 5 sows. each, for half-bred horses, &sulfide the property
of Subscribers. 12st. each. One mile.
Mr. Ricardo's b. g. Paul Pry . . .. .. 1
Sir John Ogilvy's b. g. The Bird ... ... ... .. 2
Honourable O. Coventry's b. g. Sharper ... ... 3
Mr. Fairlie's br. m. Evelio*: Mr. J. Fairies eh. g. Inconstant;
Mr. Martyn's b. g. ; Capt. Davidson's Why Tell P—not placed.
A very pretty race to distance, when Paul Pry came out, and won
easy.
Match fur 25 sovs. each, half mile. Catch weights.

Mr. Martin's br. m. Ccquette
Capt. Davidson's ch. g. Duelle ...
A most beautiful race...won only by a head.
Capt. Jodrell again matched his Id. g. Coalheaver apt Captain D.
Radelife's Comas for 25 sovs...—C.xnus, I—Coalheaver, 2.
Mr. J. Fairlie's ch. g. Inconstant ...
Mr. Ricardo's b. g. Paul Pry
Won In a canter.

Free Handicap for homes of a ages, &c. Half mile. 5 sort. each.
Sir John Ogilvy's b. g. The Bird .
Mr. Ricardo's b. g. Paul Pry
lir. Fairlie's br. in. Evelio&

Mr. Cuthbert's b. Giraffe •
....
Mr. Nugent's b. g.
Mr. Martyn's Coquette
Mr. J. Falrlies Inconstant

Capt. Davidaoo's Gazelle
Hoc. G. Coventry's Sharper
Capt. D. Itadclifres Comm
A very good race, all the hones befog clan together.

About four o'clock, ber Morass:, accompanied by the Princess
AUGUSTA, honoured the Coarse, and saw the last two rags, with which
she seemed much pleased. This added to the splendour of the Course,
as an immense concourse of persons in carriages and on foot, attended to
witness the day's sport.

The Duke of Cambridge left town at an early hour yes-
terday morning for the Lodge, ha Windsor Park, to enjoys few
days shooting in Windsor ark.
Prince Talleyrand, the Ambassador from the King of the
French, had an interview with the F.arl of Aberdeen, yesterday, at the
Mice of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
Viscount Beresford visited Sir Robert Peel yesterday, at
his residence in Privy Gardens, and also Sir G. Murray, at the Colonial
Office.

The Ambassador from the Netherlands had a long con-
ference with the Rul of Aberdeen yesterday, at the Foreign Ma.
The Earl of Aberdeen, Lard Ellenborough, the Chancellor
of the Exchequer, and Lord Leveeon (lower, visited the Duke of Wel.
&ran y y, at the Treasury.
Despatches were brought to his Majesty, at his Palace at
&ighton, hy a messenger, on Sunday night, from the Secretary of State
for the Home Department.
The Spanish Minister transacted business with the Earl
of Aberdeen yesterday, at the Foreign Mace.
The Duke of Cambridge honoured the Concert of the
Pupils of the Royal Academy el Music (the first this eseeron), on Satur-
day afternoon. at their Rooms, in Tenterden street. Lord and Lady
Burghersh, Sir George Clerk, and a select petty of Nobility and Gamy,
were present.