Star.
London, England, 1825-11-12 00:00:00

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et. Stahope, F.sq. had a dinner party yestrrah, • • ,
The Erl and Counters of Jersey arrived (A emu'
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house in a
Berkeley.mpiare, from Brighton. la„ a: t4,ir
The Earl and Countess of Pembroke and h.or • ~
r ai:tvrG;l
Bath, from their iwar, Wilton im.r, Wilts.
The Earl of Harrowhy arrived in town ',ester& y, fr,o, ~ •
Sandon Hall. Staffordshire. .3
The Earl of Darnley left town Yesterday, for his seat, c.s,
Trall, Kent. at.l
Lord and Lady Cranley have left town for their neat in Ken..
Lord Foley left Miran Hotel, I.owet Brook-street, ye,t
for his seat in Worcestershire.

The Earl and Countess of Bradford have left Castle Kronem
for Weston Hall, Shropshire.
Gen. and Mrs. Grant arrived yesterday at she Burlington How
Old Burlington-street, from Cheltenham. Departures tront
The Marchioness of Hastings and family, for Mr. Cokes i;,
Norfolk ; Mr. and Mn. Upton and family, far Paris. szat

THE KING'S COURT, &c.

Yesterday, at five minutes past one o'clock, his mi.
JESTY arrived in his travelling carriage and four, at his
Palace in Pall-Mall, from his Lodge in Windsor Park,
preceded by his principal groom and two f •otmen
horseback, as outriders. The KING was receive]
his carriage door by Sir WILLIAM CONGIEVE.
to
Equerry in Waiting. The Dukes of YORK ail,: ci.A.
HENCE were in s% aiting in the Police, to receive E.,e.,
Royal Brother. In a short time after, his Al.,Estv
entered his Sta:e apartment,, and priKeedesi to hold,
Court, which wai attended by—
_

The Duke of Brunswick, then Excellencies the Am,-than aria
Colombian Ministers, the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Peeiident,,f
the Council, the Fir3t Lord of the Treasury, the S,cre%rie, ~F
State for the Home and Foreign Departments, the VA
the Ducby of Lancaster, the President of the lioird s 4
President of the Board of Controul, the Lard Chan.t,,,i,i„,
Master of the Horse. the Vice.Chantheilliti, the Lurl
lice of the Court of King's Pench, the Earl of Carlisle,ihe
of the Ceremuries, the [let-order of London. 'file Kul le
was introduced to his Majesty, and delivered she insignia of sbf
Order of the Garter worn by his late lather.
The Duke of Bituuswtca had an audience of the
KING, for the purpose, it was understood, of takin4
leave of his MAJZSTY. His Serene Highness st,ts at•
tended by Captain Bowsan, his Serene Ilighlizs4
principal Equerry.
Rufus King, Esq. the Minister from the United Sutts
America, was introduced to the King by the Right 11,mest,sk
George Canning, his Majesty's Secretary of Star for Fnfeiiti
Affairs and conducted by Sir Robert Chester, his Majesty's hula
of the Ceremonies. His Excellency had an audience of
to deliver his credentials.

Don J. Hurtado, the Colombian Minister, was allo intrudse
to his Majesty by Mr. Secretary Canning, and conducted by Sa.
Robert Chester. His Excellency had an audience of LB Allot,,
and delivered his credentials.—Their Excellencies were mot
graciously received. _ _

His MAJESTY held a Privy Council, at which
BULLER attended as Clerk. At the conclusit,n of the
Privy Council, the RECORDER of London %vas admitti.J,
and made his Report of the twenty-six convicts Cd,
tally convicted at the last September Sessions, at 'he
Justice Hall, in the Old Bailey.
His Majesty gave audiences to the Lord Chancellor, the lint of
Harrowby, Mr. Secretary Canning, Bcc.
The Court broke up a little before five o'clock.
Shortly after, the King left town, on his return to his Roy.:
Lodge in Windsor Park.