Star.
London, England, 1831-01-03 00:00:00

THE ZINO'S COURT.

BRIGUTGN, Jon. 1.
coo/t
Yesterday Csisael, Mrs. sad Miss Cun rato,
Count and ISTIII, 11314 and Lady CLINTON,
bad the hoar of at the Pavilion. The Quzut's
band of musks performlig the while.
This day the Kim gave sadism°. to Sir W. HOUSTON
and Co MUNSTEZ.
The LaNDOILAVIIIII Look a carriage airing. The KING
and Quasar also took a carriage airing. The Duke of
Suassz and Madill. D'Erra walked oat, and likewise took
a carriage airing. Prince Gaonos walked oat and after.
wards rods on horseback. Lady Mayo and Miss MITCHELL
arrived.
The following persons of distinction left their names at
the Pavilion :
Canada Dreedbsed, Mn. and Miss Gent, Viscount Mokniertb,
lady and Min Trollops, lin and Hon Mrs. Tenant, Miss Jones.
Vioninten aweigh, Mr. Mrs. and Mies linumnell, Mr David, Lady,
and Mies Batt, Sir FL lady, sad Miss Campbell, Admiral Sr
Dsvidp, Lady sad Min Gadd, Mr. end Mrs. Wray, Lard and lady
Waisiaelmn, lear-Admial and Mrs. Redd, Miss Car, Marquis and
Marchioness Carmardien, Sir W. and lady Nonales, Liest...CoL and
Mrs. Dawson Daman lb G. and lady Naylor, Mn. ilitsbrobat, Mr
G. Lady, and Miss thaw, Cal. Mrs. sad Min abbos, Bishop of
Mebane', Mn. sad Miss Can, Lisitt...Gon. Ws O. Amen Mr. sad
Mrs. Janes Berdott, Lady Can and Miss Pensvals, Mr. and Mrs.
Moore, Camases of Hontiostlen, lady and Min Tinoey, Mr. and
lady Z. Thins, Lady illyils Leaky, Men Mamie Sown Lad
Bandon, &a.

The Count and Countess MVISTER, Lord and Lady
GAOZ)EarI and Countess of CEICIIISTER, Lady KATI),
Miss MITCHILL, and the Hon. Mrs. POWLZTT, were of
the Royal dinner party this afternoon.
Jaw. 2.
The trio and QUZIN the Princesses, the Duke of
Suess:, Prince Groans, ind the Royal suite attended
divine service, which was performed by the Rev. Messrs.
IWAcor aft and EvanAin, after which—

Th. Imo and Qvssx took s carriage airing.
Prince Gsosoz and tutor walked out.
CALLS•

Mn. and Mies O. P. Beebe, Captsim and Mn. Seymour, Lady
fan, Hem. Mrs. and Mile A. Cochrane, Lieut.-Gen. sad Mn. Isere"
Lord and Lady Tertian, His. Biting Carson, and Mr. and Mr..
iterchoyie.

DOVER, Its. 2, lB3l.

This morning, at 11, A. Excellency Lord GILA W.
vim.s, his Majesty's Ambassador at the Court of France,
embarked, with Lady GsAuvniz, his Family and Suite
on board, the Duke of WH.r.tuurou Steam Packet,
Capt. Bushell, for Calais. His Excellency was attended by
Col. Czaays, of the myal artillery, and a guard of honour
of the rile brigade, to the pier, and on going on board the
Packet, was saluted from t e rtarrisoa heights with 19 guns.
(ANOTNIBB LITTON, SAKI DATL)
DOVER, Jar. 2, 1831.
Exmlleney the Right Hon. Lord GRAirvtu.x, with
Otairvzia.z, and family, and Mr. STZWART, arrived
latatnio sifts Hotel last evening, and this morning SW
bombed for Calais, m board the Duke of Volatsgtos stun-
peskst, Capt. &mama. The customary honours were paid
his Exp:=. The Hen. F. BYNO and Mr. Asusumr-
HAN Lord GOANTILLI yesterday.
COURT CIRCULAR.

Prince Leopold returned to yesterday hem a visit to
Earl and Countess Cowper, at Passenger, Haeferdebire.
The Duke and Duchene of Cumberland entertained the
Prussian Minister and a edict party of the nobility and
gentry to dinner, on Saturday, at their residence in the
king's Palace, St. James's. •
The Duchess of Kent and the Primes Viseriii attended
divine service yesterday in the private chapel at the Lag's
pelage, at Kensington. The service was perfumed by en
amtlito the Royal Duchess.
aDukih Duchess. and Prince George of Canberland,
and their Royal Highness. household, attended divine ser-
vice yesterday morning, in their apartments as the King's
St. James's. The service was pertained by their
MarChoPliga-
yr:lind, the French Ambassador, bad a nu-
ferule, for near two hours, yesterday, with Viscount
Palmerston.
Viscount Palmerston arrived in town yesterday meraing„
Ana the seat of Earl and Countess Cowper, at Peasanier,
Herts.
It is expected that the Duchess of Kent and the Prisms
Victoria will honour Covent-garden Theatre with their pre-
sence ea Friday evening, to see the new pentanime. The
performances will commence with The Hundred Pound
Note, to give an opportunity that the pantomime may be—
concluded at an early hour.
• THE LATE LADY LiNiIOZ.
On Christmas day died rr—Vood-end, near Chichester,
Lady Louisa Mary Lennox, aged 92. In the Irish pension
list, meetly printed, and to which such frequent mention
has already been made, and to which more frequent reference
is likely to be made. there appears this line,—" Lennox,
Lady Louisa Mary, May 24, 1764, 4461. 19s. 4d." This,
no doubt, is the same lady whose death is recorded in &sok-
twy of Friday's MM. If so, the lady thus mentioned
the Irish Pension List was a daughter of William, the 4th
marquis of Louvain ; and, at the time of her death, widow
of the late General lard George Lennox, and pend-
ants*, of the present very worthy Duke of Richmond.—
The lady, however, appears to have enjoyed this pension 66i
years ! How, or why the pension wee granted, of course
does not appear, reasons not being admitted into the eau-
aination of the list ; nor does the list state—a issuer of
meek mere importance jut now—whedier the pension was
for the life of the lady, descends to another or others, or
whether it now falls in. The instance of Sir R. Shaw, and bit
8001. peados, the fee of which he appears to take as be
would his thitior's heebold estate, and which pension stands
also es the same Irish list with lady Lennox's, causes
insist, as to die limitation or oaten of Lady Lennox's
If the pension close with the cluing of the lady's
CiCislithi;re is this oppeensity of eiscdai so much saving
ups the civil list; he after whin the present ministers have
aid on the 'dint, they of course will not think of
the old praedse, (snlipseing the pinion to have closer Lady Lensex's life), that of filling-up a peed= ou its be.
eosin vacant. It at least will be left undisposed of. lady
Louisa !Wary Lemma. having enjoyed the puska 56/ years.
received of the public money 25,1971.25. 4d. Why the
pandas was granted at all, it may be perhaps too late to
auk ; bat at lent it may be not too late to express the boy*,
is the event of it having dropped, Ike .the anisnat may not
be disposed of in ether directions.—fit in the
runes.

Msaateas isr rosill Saturday, .1. H.
.Neild, Lg. lif P. nephew of the late Mr. Randal, of
111.1_ =sad who sooreeded to the bulk of that wealthy
property, was Med to Lady Ifteabeth Ash-
Ceeper. youngest direr of the Sart of Shaftesbury.
am bridewm gi away her alibis father : the
esreseesy wee per inured at erwitft Castle, whera
bailees far some weeks past as a Ville. The estdassats
use by Mr. Madam embed le of the nest munificent
aboasepr. .

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