Star.
London, England, 1830-09-27 00:00:00

THI KING'S COURT.

BRIGHTON, SEPT. 26.
Yesterday afternoon the KING, accou.panied by their
Royal Highnesses the Princess AUGUSTA, the Ducheis of
GLOUCESTER, and the Landgravine of Hassle HOSISERG,
rode along the Cliff towards Rottendean, in an open carriage,
in high health and spirits, to the great delight of an im-
mense assemblage of equestrians and pedestrians, who wit-
nessed and applauded from their hearts, the passing and re-
passing of the Royal cortege.

At the same time, the litmax, accompanied by his Royal
Highness the Duke of GLOUCESTER, Prince GEORGE of
CAMBRIDGE, MSS FITZCLARENCE, Mrs. Fox, Miss
BOYLE, Mlle D'ESTZ, Sir ANDREW BA RNARD° Colonid
FITECLA RENCE, &C. &C. rode out OD horseback. The day
was uncommonly fine, although blustry.

Ilia Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGR bad an
audience of his MAJESTY ; after which the LORD CII•N-
-CELLOR, Sir HENRY VIVIAN, and Count KIELNENZIGGZ,
had audiences of his MAJESTY also.

SIX CHARLES GREYILLE, Admiral Sir JAMBS and lady
WHITESTIED, and Mr. and Mrs. WALTER BURNETT, had
the honour of dining with their MAJESTIES yesterday.
The following are a few of the numerous calls at the Pa-
vilion yesterday, with enquiries for their MAJESTIES :
The Earl of LIVERPOOL, the Ladies JENKINSON, the
LORD CHANCELLOR, Lady LYNDHURST, the Duke of
RICHMOND, Count KIELMANZIGGE, Count Edward KIEL-
MANZIGGE, Sir MATTHEW and Lady TIERNEY, Sir
GEORGE NAYLOR, Admiral Sir JOHN WHITESIIED, Lord
and Lady WALSINGHAM, tho Earl and Countess of SUR-
REY, Major-General Sir CitAALEIS PRATT, Sir Jouw and
Lady CHANDOS MEADE, Sir CHARLES GREYILLE, Lieu-
tenant-Colonel MAUI., Mr. LAURENCE PEELE, Lady GRA-
fAx, Mr. and Mrs. DAWSON, La PAIICOSwde LIEVEN,
lieutenant-General Sir JOHN and Lady FULLER, Sir Haw.
VII, lAN, the Countess of DESART, the Baron and Baroness
BULOW, Lady STEWART, the Dowager Lady LANGFORD,
Sir ROBERT and Lady WIORAM, and Sir H. and Lady
OTTWAY.

The following are the names of the Noblemen and Gen-
tlemen, in addition to the Royal Suite, who were at the
Evening Party of their bferzertcs, at the Juvenile Ball
on Friday evening, as alluded to in the STAR of yesterday,
viz.

The Duke and Duchess of ARGYLL, the Duke and
Duchess of RICHMOND, the Duke of Nosey()Le, the Earl
and Countess of SURREY, with their children, the LORD
CHANCELLOR and Lady LYNDHURST, the F.arl of LIVER
POOL and the Ladies JENKINSON, Mrs. and Lady JANE
PRELE and their children, the Baron and Baroness BoLow
with their children, the Count RODERIC, Sir SANDFORD
and Lady GRAHAM with their children. La Marquis de
ANILLAC, Lord EDWARD HILL, Sir W. M'Maiton, Sir
H. and Lady M'Manon with their children, Mr. and Mrs.
Con no It* it with their children, Mr. and Mrs. DawsoN
with their children, Mr. and Mrs. HENRY with their chil-
dren, Sir DAVID SCOTT, Major CoTennevs, Mr. KEMP
and children, Lady KIEWE and children, Sir H. VIVIAN
and children, Lady WARWICK and Lady GREVILLI, Lady
S. &LIDO BMA N and children, Lady SELIN•LATOUCHE and
Miss LATOUCIIIE Sir W. and Lady JOLLIFFE and children;
Mr. Mrs. and Miss MITCHELL, Lady DESART and chil-
dren, Sir ROBERT WIO RAM and family, Sir ROBERT OTT-
WA Y, Sir MATTHEW and Lady TIERNEY, and children,
Mr. and Mrs. CRAVEN, Mr. CHARLES BOYLE, Lady
LANFORD and Miss ROWLEY, Mr. and Mrs EVERARD
and children, Mr. and Mrs. MACKINNON, Mr. TALBOT
and Niece, Lord and Lady, and Miss PAULIN A SOUTH-
WELL, Lieut.-General FULLER, Mrs. FULLER, and Miss
FULLER, Lady GEORGIAN A STEWART and Miss STEVENS,
Mr. and Mrs. WALTER BIrtiRRLL, Colonel GREVILLE,
Mr. and Mrs. SITWELL, Mr. and Mrs. CUTHBERT, Sir
WILLIAM JOHNSTONE HOPE, Lady ATHLONE, and Miss
HOPE, Mr. TALBOT,
__ Lord HADDO, Gen. SLADE, Lady
CLIFFORD and the Miss CLIFFORDS, Captain, Mrs. and
the Miss Town SENDS, Miss MACKINNON, and the young
gentlemen of Mr. EvEaa RD'S school.

- This day divine service was performed by the Rev.
Messrs. EVERARD and WAGNER, before their MAJESTIES
and the Royal Household.
This day His Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE
took leave of their MAJESTIES, on his return to the
Metropolis.
The LORD CHANCELLOR and Count MUNSTER had
separate audiences of the KING ; after which his MAJESTY,
accompanied by the Duchess of GLANVILLE, and the
LANDGRAviNs of HESSC HOMBERG, rode out in a
carriage.
In the course of the afternoon, Colonel Sir G. BERKELEY
Admiral Sir Jour; and Lady WHITESIIED, the Prince
GARDINELLI, Captain WOOD, and Lord and Lady JAMES
HAY, left their cards of enquiry at the Pavilion.