Star.
London, England, 1822-10-22 00:00:00

WINDSOR, OCTOBER 21.

Yesterday morning his MAJESTY attended Divine
Service at the Chapel at Cumberland Lodge. The
service was performed by the Rev. Mr. SOMNER, the
K t nes Chaplain.

The Princess AUGUSTA attended Divine Service at
the New Parish Church yesterday. The Rev. J.
GOSSETT preached an excellent Charity Sermon for
the benefit of the children of the National School
here, and took his text from the 18th chapter of St.
MattheW, and the 14th verse-4, Even so it is not the
will of your Father which is in Heaven that one of
these little ones should perish.*

This morning, about ten o'clock, the Princess
AUGUSTA left her residence at Frogmore, in her tra-
velling carriage and four, for the King's Palace at
Kensington, on a visit to the Duchess of KENT and
the Piincess SoPnin. Her Royal Highness is ex-
pected to return to Frogmore this evening.

His MAJESTY, since his residence at the Cottage at
Windsor, enjoys the sports of the field whenever the
weather per mits. His MAJESTY rides on a strong pony,
which enables him to shoot without dismounting.
In the event of his MAJESTY'S honouring the LORD
MAyou, as is confidently expected, the Light Horse
Volunteers, under the command of Colonel BOSAN-
(WET, will meet his MAJESTY at Temple-bar, and
form the Guard of Honour to Guildhall. The Royal
Artillery Company will be drawn up in two lines to
the entrance of Guildhall, that Company holding
similar tights to the Archers of Scotland.
The Duke of YORK had a capital day's sport at
Claeveley, on Saturday last. His Royal Highness
killed and bagged 82 head of game, viz.-56 phea-
sants, 22 hares, three partridges, and one rabbit, and
was out only four hours. His Royal Highness is
now with a shooting party at Euston, the seat of the
Duke of GRAFTON.
By the Will of the late Marquis of LONDONDERRY,
which has not yet been proved, he bequeaths to the
Marchioness, for her life, the uncontrouled possession
of the houses and furniture in St. James's-square and
at Foot's Cray, together with all her Ladyship's jewels,
and the very valuable diamonds which were presented
to the Noble Marquis by the Sovereigns and Princes
of foreign States during his various missions. Lord
LONDONDERRY'S own jewels are estimated to be worth
£40,000 at least.
We hear with surprise and astonishment, that it is
the present intention of Ministers to defer the meeting
of Parliament until February; unless some unexpected
occurrence should in the meantime occasion a change
in their determination.—Morning Chronicle.
Lord LIVERPOOL and the CHANCELLOR of the Ex-
CHEQUER have determined to submit to Parliament,
as one of their first measures of Finance, a plan for
converting the 'old Four per Cent. Annuities into
Three and a Half per Cent. The result of a similar
operation with respect to the Fives last year, occasions
this experiment.—lbid.

PRUSSIAN FORM or PRAYER.—An addition made
to the Prayers for National Holydays in the Court
Church, and the Cathedral of Berlin, contains the
following passage:—" Bless and protect, in a pecu-
liar manner, the Holy Alliance, and the Monaichs
! who formed it, in order that they may govern their
people, and mat' them happy in the faith of Tacit
and Thy Son, the SAVIOUR of the world. Cause their
holy work to succeed for the glory of Thy name, and
the assurance of the general welfare: to the end that
Peace, order, and justice, may reign everywhere; and
that our most remote posterity may with gratitude'
partake of Thy benedictions and benefits.'