Star.
London, England, 1824-10-07 00:00:00

THE KING.

- WINDSOR, Ocr. 6.—Last evening his MAJesTY again entertained
a numerous party at the Royal Lodge. The company consisted of
the following distinguished personages:—Prince RTITRIAAZT, Duke
of WiLLINGTON, the AUSTRIAN and RUSSIAN AMSASSADOSS, Earl
and Countess 'Aryan, Duke of Denser, Marquis of Dona°, Lord
NVemitstier, Lord and Lady MA SYSOROCON, together with the
various Noblemen holding OffiCial situations in his MAJCSTY'S
household. The grand suite of rooms was thrown open and illu-
minated in the same style of splendour as characterised the preced-
ing Royal entertainments ; and the banquet was supplied in the
most magnificent manner.

The Band of the Life Guards was stationed in the Conservatory,
where they played a variety of select pieces until twelve o'clock.
II is Masavrr, during his airiug on Tuesday la,t, had several shots
at pheasants in the preserves, and killed four.
Monday, a splendid entertainment was given to the Members
, for the Borough, the Body Corporate, and other distinguished in-
habitants of the town and its vicinity, by Mr. E. /brown, the pre-
sent Mayor. At half-past five o'clock the company. consisting of
above 100 sat down to a mast sumptuous dinner at the Guildhall,
which presented turtle, game, venison, with every other delicacy the
season could afford. The dessert was of the choicest description.
—After the cloth had been removed, the Mayor (who presided as
Chairman, supported by JOHN ltaassaorrnar, Esq. and ItiI,WARD
CaoaawrLL Duaarswe, Esq. Members for the Borough), proposed
the health of the KING, which was drank with tire greatest enthu-
siasm. This toast was succeeded by the National Anthem. Other
appropriate touts followed and were greeted with great applause.
The hefts of the parish Church rang merrily during the greatest
part of the day, and the whole went off with the greatest spirit.

Yesterday, the Duchess of KENT eatertained the
Duchess of CLA maws and the Duke of NI EISINGEN to dinner, at her
apartments at the King's Palace, Kensington. In the evening the
Royal Duchesses, accompanied by the Duke of Met/am:cm and
Princess FEODORN, honoured Covent-garden Theatre with their pre-
seize fot the Grst time this season.
Tuesday the Earl of Livaftpoot, held a Hat hour Ses-
sions in the Council House at Dover, when his Lordship's cousin,
ROIUMT HAMM JENCINSON, Esq. Deputy Governor of Dover Cas-
tle, and Sir Joan Wu.i.saat Hahn lisvanas, Knight, M. P. took
their seats as Members of the Board.

Monday, the Duke and Duchene of NORTHUMBER.
LAND passed through Newcastle, on their way to Richmond Races.,
Lady SPENCER, Lady liitw§oN, the Earl of WEST-
mogrALASD, Mr. and Mrs. MOtiTanIIERY MAITLAND, Mrs. BLACKALL,
the hiarchioness of Sausamtv, Lady ELIZAIITH MeNCE, and the
Countess de Roux, arrived at Dover on Tuesday, from France.
Mr. WILLIAMS, a King's Xlcssenger, set off on Tues-
day evening from the Foreign Office, with dispatches for the K 11443,
at Windsor.
Yesterday morning, about ten o'clock, the Duke of
CLAIIINCI. accompanied by Capt., Fox, left his residence at Bushey,
for Portsmouth.

The Duchess of CLARENCE and the Duke of MEI•
rattaxx came to town yesterday afternoon, from Bushey.
Mr. Secretary PEEL left town yesterday morning, for
Ringwood, the seat of Mr. Baum°, on a shooting excursion, for
two or three days.

Lord PALMERSTON and Mr. SULLIVAN, his Lord-
ship's Secretary and brother-in-law, have returned to town, after
enjoying great sport upon his Lordship's well preserved manor,
during theatonth of September. _ _

Lord STOWELL has just returned from a trip to the
islands of Jersey and Guernsey; an especial yacht was sent from
I Cowes to convey the adventurous traveller to England, where he
has arrived in good health, after a delightful voyage.
The Lotto CHANCELtort still remAins at lik seat at
Encombe, in Devenohire' where his Lordship complains heavily of
the scarcity of game. The Noble Lord's presents to his friends
in London have, in consequence, this year been exceedingly cir-
cumscribed.

Colonel BOLTON, with his family and the usual circle I
of visitors, are at his delightful estate at Stor, on the banks of
Windermere. Mr. &ARLES; Mr. BROUGHAM, and the leading men
at the Bar, receive an invitation annually from Mr. BOLTON, While
on the Northern Circuit.

The Right Hon. STRATFORD CANNING arrived on
Monday at Grillon's Hotel, Albemarle-street, from a short tour in
the Netherlands, and not from St. Petersbursh, whither be has been
sent by some Of our sagacious contemporaries, before the time
when his presence for the special purposes on which, as we hear, be
is to be employed there is required.
Mr. HURTADO, the Colombian Minister, arrived in
London on Tuesday evening, from-Paris.
Captain J. D. COCHRANE, the indefatigable traveller,
arrived at llarbadees on the Sib of August last. He is on his way
to South America, intending to explore on foot the yet unravelled
part of that country, and to ascend the Andes.
Friday a splendid dinner was given at the Assembly'
Rooms, Newcastle, to Colonel Sir Marrnsw Warr* Rimer, Bart.
M.P. by the Officers of the late Newcastle Loyal Associated Vo.
lunteer Infantry. The company sat down to dinner soon after alt
o'clock, Dixon Damen, Esq. in the chair, and Mr. Ws. COATS, as
Vice.—. The Mayor of Newcastle, and Aldermen So m. Somata,
and Coonsos, were present, as Officers of the late Corps. Sir C.
M. L. Mose', But. C. M. Bums, Esq. and Tnomss Gluon, Esq.
joined the party, as friends of Colonel Ittoter.
The Court of Denmark went into mourning for a
month, for the King of Flume, oo the Yitd ult. Their Majesties
the Kmo and Queen were expected to return to Copenhagen on
the Ist October; for the winter.

• Count NAITALII Archbishop of Cyr, Apostolic Nun-
do to the Swiss Confederatiou, and Plenipotentiary from his Ho-
liness to the Court of the Netherlands, for the purpose of nests-
dating a Concordat, is arrived is that City. .

TNR kING'S BODY-GIRD FOR SCOTLAND,

The Council Of the Royal Company of Archers, the King's Body
Guard for Scotland, having nominated his Grace the Duke of Mont-
to be Captain-General, in place of the late lamented Fad of
Ilbpetonn, the nomination has been lately submitted to his Majesty,
who has been most graciously pleaked to approve of the appointment.
The Council have also appointed the Earl of Dalhousie and the Fad
of Elgin to be Lieutenant-Generals of the Royal Company, in ti
place of the Duke of Montrose, and the late Marquis of Lothian.
The Royal Company are to have an opportunity of receiving the
Duke of Montrose as Captain-General on the 18th November next,
when they propose to give his Grace a splendid entertainment.

PUBLIC &ILES, OCTOBER 6.

MR. MUSGROVE.

Leaseholds.—A detached Cottage liesidence, situate near Gran-0.
road, Bermondsey, containing six rooms, domestic apartnints,
ble, chaise and out-houses, with two acres of garden ground, stilchel
with fruit trees, pin of which let off at £3O per aunu:n ; the wittlle
held at a grOund tent of £3O for 59k years-470 guineas.
No. 51, Globe-lane, Bethnal-green, and four tenements in her.
ry's-conrt adjoining, total yearly rental £32. 18s. Bd. held at a
ground rent of £l2 for 91 years-295 guineas.
No. 4, Willow-place, near Stoke Newington, containing eight
rooms, domestic apartments and garden, let for six years and a half,
at £32 per annum ; held •at a ground rent of £5 for thirty-six years
and a half-260 guineas.
No. 16, Shacklewell-road, containing four rooms, kitchen, and
front garden, let at £lB 18s. per annum, held at a ground rent of
£2 for 411 pats-185 guineas.
Four houses in Martha-street, near Cambridge-heath, Hackney,
each let at £l6 16s. per annum ; the whole held at a ground rent
of £3O for 64 years-340 guineas.
Annuity.— An Annuity of £lO per annum, receivable during the
life of a married Gentleman aged 35, whose life is insurable ;
chargeable upon a Freehold Estate in Shropshire, and payable half-
yearly in London-95 guineas.

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