Star.
London, England, 1822-08-06 00:00:00

THE KING'S COURT.

His Mmasrt arrived in town yesterday, in h's
travelling carriage, soon after three o'clock, from
Windsor.

Yesterday, at half:past three o'clock, his MAJESTY
held a Court, at his Palace in Pall-mall, which was
attended by—
The Lord President of the Council, the Lord Privy Sval, the
First Lord of the Treasury, the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, the President of the
Board of Controul, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster,
Viscount Sidmouth, the Lord Steward of the Household, the
Master of the Horse, the Vice-Chamberlain, Earl Celt=
(Gold Stick in Waking), Lord Burgkersh, the Governor cf
New Smith Wales, Stc.
_ _ _

The Right Hon. Lord Bomanzasn was presented to his Ma-
Jure by the Marquis of LONDONDIRILY, his Majesty's PriLcipal
Secretary of &ate for Foreign Affairs, to take leave on his re-
turn to his mission at Florence.

Mr. Hussar WILL Oct, his Majesty's Charge d'Afaires in Penis,
on his return to England, by the Marquis of Lotion/messy.
Major-General Laicntrx MA CQUAR 11.12, late Governor, Com-
mander-in-Chief, &c. of New South Wales, on his return to
England, by the :Marquis of Lownusozaar, in the absence of
Earl BAUM RST.

The Honourable Sir Wituatt Unmet', Governor of Ber-
muda, by the same.
His MAJESTY held a Privy Council, at which the
Speech to be delivered by the KING on his Throne at
the close of the Session of Parliament was agreed upcn.
His MAJESTY gave audiences to the Earl of Hail-
ItOWBY, the Marquis of LONDONDERRY, the Earl of
LIVERPOOL, Mr. BRAGGE BATHURST, the Duke a
DORSET, and Earl CATHCART.
The Court closed about five o'clock.

Mrs. H. PLUNKETT, heiress at law of the late Sir
WILLIAM LOWTHER, has commenced proceedings in
Chancery to recover from Lord G. H. CAvesnisa,
the estates left his Lordship by the Baronet in the
counties of York and Lancaster. •
Mr. SHILLLSY, the Poet. whose talents were of a
very high order, perished at sea on the Sth ult. in a
storm on the coast of Italy, near Leghorn. His frierd,
Captain WILLIAms, of the Fusileers, shared the same
fate with him. Both these Gentlemen have left %%Ives
and children to lament their loss.

Captain DoasoN, of the Arab, recently arrived in
Liverpool, from Smyrna, has brought with him a
Greek boy, about tea years of age, whom he actually
purchased for eleven shillings. 'The youth was sold
at the common bazaar, together with his mother, bra'
thers, and sisters ; his father having been killed.
Extract of a private letter received at Stoke:ley.
(torn the Captain of an English vessel at Constanti-
nople:—" The Turks and Greeks are still at war, and
there is no likelihood of peace ; as they give the mon
no quarter on either side, and the women and dia-
dren are all sold for slaves. Since I have been here
(fcurteen days), a great many Greeks have lost their
headr: they ate taken from their houses, and their
heads cut off before their own doors ; they are then
stripped, aid laid with their heads 'lion their bodies, 60
three days t after which they are thrown into the
bout. streets being very narrow, I have bec3„
obliged to step over many lying in that state daily.
[—Durham Advertiser.

•
Tint ARMT. •
Thursday, a eompany of the 66th Regifitent marched Into
swung Castle, to relieve Captain BAIRD'. company of the 77th,
who have been ordered to join the Regiment at Edinburgh.
During the last week the 7th Dragoon Guards passed through
c.,rhsle, on their route from Manchester to Glasgow, where
they are to teplace the Scots Greys, ordered to attend his Nat-
atory at Edinburgh.
Thursday the last divides of the Royal Marine Artillery
emhaiked on board his. Majesty's ship Aetna, at rorttalouta,
and the ship has since sailed for Chatham.

NAVAL• INTELLI.►NCE.

Mr. THOMPSON, late Master of the Tim, and Who eo
the Aso!manna stoershlp on the St. Helena station, is

to the F.srtmLa.
DIAL, Aug. S.—Wind E. N. E.—Sailed this morning Ai
Syron. CorriN, for the South Seas. Came down from the Myer
and saiii d, the Borodino, Pa az,
.for Liverpool. Arrived and
"dm t.ir London, the Zephyr, Wituases, from Teneriffe.
PORT LOUTH, Auo. s.—Wind N. —Sailed the Zephyr trans-
port. for Chatham*.
Pevuouvw, Ana. 4.—Wind E.— Arrived the Eden, Coo-
SWARD, for Havannah ; Triton, Ram, for Memel. • Sailed the
Enter prize, for Newfoundland. • •
A aeuven—ln the Clyde, Peggy, Hardie; and Christian,
Duncan, from Petershurgh. In the Humber, Alfred, —,
from Spain. ~At Oporto, Edward awd Joe, from Liverpool;
and Carlotta, from Rio Janeiro At Havre Elizabeth, Arm-
strong. from New Orleans. •A 2 Usbon, Regent and Arabella
Packets, from Falmouth, At Cape Coast, Transit, Norman,
from Liverpool, At Gibraltar, Peterel, Cross, from Lima;
Susan, royal% from Monte Video; John Eschlin, —, from
Trinidad; Eliza ICnightly, —, from Livetpool; Express,
Barrett, from London; and Thames, Wardell, from Sunder-
land. At Cadiz, Ann, Williams, from Newfoundland.
Curren- Home, A uo. s.—Ships Entered Inwards:—The Jean,
from Quebec ; Sally, from ditto ; Criterion, from New York ;
Xunke, front Virginia; Vestal, from Narva; Isabella, from St.
Petersburgh ; Lively, from Harlingen; Lillias, from St. Peters-
burg; St. George, from Grenada ; Agnes, from St. Petersburg;
tdg..r, from Memel; Russia, from Archangel; Argus, from
ditto; T eastirer, from Odessa; Ann, from Pillars; Lively, from
Jamaic ; Oliver, from Memel; Victoria, from Trinidad;
Susan, from Riga ; Castle Lachlan, from Jamaica; Faith, from
St. Petersburg ; Elizabeth, frompporto; Active, from Dublin ;
Hibernia, from Waterford ; Prince Regent., from Ross ; Stand-
ard, from Jamaica; Elizabeth and Jane, from Para;' Melantho,
from Trinidad.—Cleared Outwards: The St. Lawrence, for,

Quebec ; Traveller, for Saotaa Martha ; Prince Leopold, foi
Naples; Sceptre, for Gibraltar; Wilhelinina, for Ellsioeur ;
Clarkstone. for Quebec ; Venus for St. John's; Gleadow, for
Elsineur ; Regalia, for Rio Janeiro; Ann, for Madeira ;• Union
Packet, for Stettin; Diana, for Elsioeur ; Venus, for Buenos
Ayre, ; Nara, for St. Michael's • Talbot, for Calais; Nitre, for
(Mend; Shepperd, for Amsterdam; Bretheck, for Quebec;
Caledonia, for Team-life.
cuaaawm Hr TILZ °CLAN.

ILFRACOMU, AUGUST 13.—The following is the copy of a
paper found in a bottle that was washed on shore on the 29th ult.
in Rnckham Bay, about four miles to the West of this harbour:
" This bottle was thrown overboard from the brig Albert, R. L.
Boom-sow .Master, in lat. 47. 20 N. long. 22 West, on 24th
january, 1822, she being on her passage from Virginia to Eng-
land, 27 days out. Should this be picked up, the finder will
confer a favour by giving it publicity in the public Papers, as it
may be the means of ascertaining the drift or current, should
there be any here. " R. L. ROBERTSON."

Itlem.—there was another paper in the bottle,„ signed J.
• Rasmus.

This forenoon we received a German %11, bring-
ing Frankfort Papers to the 31st ult. Their contents
are of little importance. An article from Muni&
mentions a Decree of the KING of BAVARIA, for re-'
gulating the trade with Wirtemberg and from Ge-
noa, we are told of the friendly relations between
that Power and the Turks. The following are the
only al tidies worth extracting :