Star.
London, England, 1824-04-28 00:00:00

THE KING.

WINDSOR, APRIL 27.—We are sorry to state, that
the KING is again indisposed to Jay ; in consequence of
which his MAJESTY will not leave Windsor for London,
as was expected. But we feel happy in stating, his MA.
JESTY is not confined with any severe attack of gout,
but labours chiefly under a severe cold.

Sir H. FIALVORD arrived at the Castle last evening,
and left again this morning, for London. .

The Princess AUGUSTA honoured the Italian Opera
House with her presence last night.
Yesterday, the Duke of Yon*, the Duchess of Gi.ot..
CILITIS, and the Princess Sortsra, visited the Princess Aueurra.
The Princess A uousTis honoured the Viscountess
Ca'MORN& with a visit yesterday, at her house in Stanhope-street.
Mr. CANNING transacted business at the Foreign Of.
See, yesterday.
We learn that Earl GREY will be in town shortly to
attend his duty in Parliament. It is understood that he will return
to the Governor's house, Plymouth Dock, next winter, on account
of the health of Lady Gaze.
The Duke and Duchess of BEDFORD are expected in
town this day, from their seat, Woburn Abbey.
The Marquis and Marchioness of SALISBURY arrived
in town yesterday, from their seat, Hatfield.
The Bishop of Ossoax and the Hon. Mrs. FOWLER
arrived in town yesterday, from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. GEORCZ
BING, at their seat, Wl'Othatll Park,
The Rol and Countess of CowPER arrived in town
yesterday,. from Brighton.
The Countess of Essax's ball, on Monday evening, in
Hill-street, Berkeley-square, was attended by about 150 distin-
guished fashionable', including the Dowager Duchess of RienstoND,
the Ladies Lennon, the Ladies PAGI,T, and Lord and Lady M/Re.
112711. The spacious suit of drawing-rooms were elegantly feted up
for the occasion. Dancing commenced about tea o'clock, and
did not finish till put four yesterday morning,.
The Right Hon. Lord GWYDYR has issued circular
letters to his tenants, on his extensive estates in Perthshire, rm..
mising them the third part of the game killed on their respective
farms. provided they ate attentive in protecting the game from
being destroyed by poachers and other unqualified persons.
DUEL PREVENTED.—Having copied from a Morning
Paper of yesterday an incorrect account of the proceedings at Mary-
la-bonne Office on Monday, we now give a correct statement :
Monday, a young Gentleman, named Gto. S. Amsinck, appeared at
this office, before J. RAIVLINSON, Esq. on a warrant, charging hint
with having endeavoured to provoke Mr. Ambrose George Campbell,
a medical gentleman, to fight a duel. Mr. Campbell being sworn,
said he had received a letter from Mr. Amsinek, which he begged
leave to hand to the Magistrate. The Magistrate read the note,
which, for a challenge, was a very long one ; and in rather coarse
language abused Mr. Campbell, calling him a liar in direct terms•
The cause of the quarrel arose front some observations, reflecting
very strongly on Mr. Amsinck. Mr. Amsinck was asked if he
would forego his intentions to-wards Mr. Campbell, which, how-
ever, he declined to do, and Mr. Campbell's note was then read.
It was couched in very taunting language, and ascribed the chal-
lenge to the juvenile effort of an unrestrained boy, and considering
Limas such, and as one who, from calling him a liar, and from other
circumstances, be could not meet as a Gentleman, be should, instead
of meeting him personally, send a police officer to keep his appoint-
ment. Mr. Rawunson said, that Mr. Campbell having made the
complaint, it was not necessary to call upon him for securities : but
he should require bail from Mr. Amsinck, himself in £3OO, and two
sureties in £lOO each, which were found in the course of the ‘l4y,
and Mr. Amsinck was discharged.

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A letter from Jamaica, received by the last mail,
states that BOLIVAR, the President of Colombia, has a
large party in Cuba, and that his future views, aftn
settling the affairs of Peru, point to the acquisition 01
that Island.
Extract from the Demerara Gazette of the 27th
February :-4, Dominica is in confusion and upr'at•
The Earl of HUNTINGDON, who dissolved the Iloti,,eol
Assembly a short time ago, has refused to issue ail
new writs for the re-election of Members until 'lr=
MAJESTY'S pleasure be known regarding the issue be,
tween them."

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