Star.
London, England, 1824-08-23 00:00:00

THE KING.

WINDSOR, AUG. 22.—This morning, his MAJESTY,
attended by the principal part of the Royal Household,
heard Divine Service performed by the Rev. Mr. SUM*
NEE, at his private chapel, Cumberland Lodge.
Her Royal Highness the Princess AUGUSTA heard
Divine Service at Frogmore.
The first object which the numerous visitants of this
town express a desire to see, is the magnificent terrace
belonging to the Castle, and we have seldom of late
years beheld it so fashionably attended as this day.
This delightful promenade, the favourite resort of all
our Princes, from ELIZABETH to his present esteemed
MAJESTY, was this day a scene of peculiar animation.
—The band of the 2d Life Guards, and that of the
Grenadier Guards, were stationed at a short distance
from each other upon the North fi ont, and for two
hours vied with each other in contributing to the delight
of a most numerous and fashionable company, by the
' ability with which they performed the various musical
pieces selected for the occasion.

Mr. HUSKISSON arrived at Brusfels on Monday last
with his family, from the Hague.
The Princess AUGUSTA arrived at her residence at
Frogmore on Saturday, from Bagshnt, where her Royal Highness
had been remaining on a visit to the Duchess of GLOUCESTER during
the absence of the Royal Duke.
Saturday, the Duke of GLOUCESTER arrived at Bag-
shot, from Lulworth Castle.

THE VICE•CHANCELLOR.—Sir ASTLEY COOPER, Mr.
CLINE, and Mr. COPELAND, the three medical Gentlemen who at-
tended his Honour through his difficult and hazardous case, have
now pronounced him out of danger.
RALPH FENWICK, Esq. of St. Mary Hill, London,
has become the purchaser of the Warblington Estate, near Havant,
of 1,300 acres, for the sum of .€55,000.
The Marquis of WESTMEATII, and Lord HARTLAND
have arived in Dublin, from England.
The Earl of GLENGALL, who has been some time ill
of the measles, is rapidly recovering from the effects of that disorder.
Among the Officers who were on board his Majesty's
sloop Hyannis., Captain HAT, supposed to have foundered in a
dreadful hurricane which occurred off the Mauritius, in the Indian
Ocean, during the night of the 23d February last, was Mr. Gamma
GARNISH, eldest son of the Rev. T. GARNISH, of Bishopstoke, Hants.
Amongst the arrivals at Cheltenham are the follow-
ing Highness the Prince de Polignac, Count de Polignac,
Earl of Thane, Viscount and Lady Eastnor, Lady Whitcombe,
Lady Vane, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Anson, Sir R. and Lady Wolse-
ley, Sir W. Parker, Sir M. and Lady Fitzpatrick, Sir G. Ogilvie,
Sir John Kingston Janes, General Sir W. Sheridan, Mrs. and Miss
Maitland, General Ash, General Clarke, Col. and Mrs. D'Aguilar,
Major Richardson, Major Sharp, &c.
His Grace the Duke of RUCCLEUGH and QUEENS-
way arrived at Drtuulanrig Castle on Thursday se'nnight, accom-
panied by the Hon. CoL DOUGLAS, and Lord MONTAGUE and Lord
JOHN Scorr are expected in a few days.
The late Viscount HAMPDEN is succeeded by his ,bro-
ther JOHN, and was in his 84th year. His Lordship was a descend.
ant, in the female line,froni the illustrious YOHN HAMPDEN, and pos-
sessed the family seat of that patriot, at Great Hanipden,Bucks, and
extensive estates; among others, the borough of Wentiover, for
which JOHN HAMPDEN first sat in Parliament, which was by his
Lordship leased to some of the SMITHS.

As a !woof of the immense number of travellers
from the South to the North of Scotland, on Monday and Tuesday
last, not fewer than 2CO coaches, chaises, gigs, &c. are said to have
passed through Perth ; a great many of those were with Gentlemen
for the moors.

In the Edinburgh Police Court last week, a man of
the name of Wilson was accused of a most brutal outrage, committed
upon the person of a very young girl of the name of Mackay.
Wilson, it appeared, had intruded himself into a private house,
where the girl happened to be, and, without the slightest provoca-
tion, beat her until she was covered with blood. The brute was
not sent to the tread-mill, but fined a guinea.
Saturday, at twelve o'clock, Peckham Fair was pro-
claimed : the unfavourable state of the morning pre-
vented the assemblage to witness the ceremony trop
being numerous. .