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

THE ROYAL FA3HLY.

WINDSOR, MONDAY, FEB. 28.—His MAJESTY left
the Castle this morning about 11 o'clock in his pony phaeton,
drawn by four ponies, preceded by two outriders. He was
accompanied by Sir WM. FREMANTLE and Sir JEFFREY
WYATTVILLE. He inspected Adelaide Cottage, in the
Little Park, and afterwards drove through the Great Park
to inspect the Farms, proceeding through High-street,
Park-street, and the Long-walk, and returned to the Castle ,
at two o'clock by the same route.
His MAJESTY afterwards took a short drive, accompanied
by her MAJESTY and Miss WI Lsox. Prince Gcorics fol-
lowed, driving another phaeton, with his tutor.
In the evening Colonel Limon, of the Life Guards, now stationed
at Windsor, and Colonel D'OYLty, of the second battalion of Grew'.
diet Guards, and Sir J. and Lady .Gona, will have the honour of
dining with their hlasErr es.
This morning the second battalion of Grenadier Guards marched
from the Barracks at Windsor. They will be relieved by the second
battalion, of Coldstream.

BRIGHTON, FE8....01.
Colonel and Mrs. Fox left the Pavilion and returned to
town yesterday.
It is expected that the funeral of Lord CHAS. SOMERSET
will take place here on Tuesday. His Lordship's remains are
to be deposited in St. Andrew's Chapel, the duty of which is
performed by the Rev. Dr. E. Ev ERA RD. It is situated in
the neighbourhood of Bedford-square, in the parish of Howe.
Lady CH ARLES SOMERSET, Capt. PAL: LETT, and Mr. So-
MERSET, continue at the Bedford Hotel; Lord EDWARD
SOMERSET left it to go back to town yesterday, but with
the intent of returning to-morrow. The following is the
inscription on the coffin plate of the deceased :
" General the Right Honourable Lord Charles Henry Somerset, died
February 20, 1831, aged 63 years."
The Petition and the Counter Petition on the subject of
Parliamentary Reform have both been sent off to London,
•o be presented. The Counter Petition is signed by the
..ouseholders and owners and tax payers in the town, while
many others, not expecting its removal so suddenly, regret
their disappointment in not having had an opportunity of
adding to it their signature.
COURT CIRCE. LA R.
The Landgravine of Hesse Homburg and the Duke of
Sussex dined with the Princess Augusta yesterday at her
residence in St. James's Palace.

The Duchess of Keut, accompanied by the Princess Vic-
toria, visited the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester yesterday
at Gloucester House.

The Austrian Ambassador visited Viscount Palmerston
yesterday at the Foreign Office.
A deputation of the merchants of Liverpool and Man-
chester, headed by Sir John Tobin, attended yesterday at
the office of the Board of Trade, and had a conference with
Lord Auckland, the President.
A meeting of the commissioners for the reduction of the
national debt, was held yesterday at the Treasury. The
Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Governor and the Deputy
Governor of the Bank was present. Mr. Higham, secretary
to the commissioners, attended.
M. Contini, an Italian courier, arrived in town at an
early hour yesterday morning, from Ancona, with despatches
for the Colonial-office, from the Honourable General Pon-
sentry, the Lieutenant-Governor of Malta.
Sir James Graham had an interview yesterday with Earl
Grey, at the Treasury.
NAVAL I.•TELLI6ENCE.

111au.s Altman Tun Ray—Dublin, 1 ; Waterford, 1; France, 1 ;
America, 1.
FROM OUR CORIMPONDENT.
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Fmarnunt, Fn. 27.—Wind N to N.W. a gale.—Arrived the Os-
borne packet, Lawrance (wing), from Bermuda—sailcd 9th Jan. and
from Halifax 9th February. Feb. 6th, his Majesty's packet Rinaldo
sailed from Halifax for Bermuda. Also arrived the Struggler, Baxter,
from Malaga—sailed .sth February, for Liverpool.

Dam., Fatt. 48.—Wind N.W. squally.—Arrived the Olive Branch,
—, from the Cape of Good Hope; Havre, Keen, from New York;
Delos, from Barcelona ; Kent ktta Clazina, from Batavia ;
Bowcheater, —, and Heroine, Dalrymple, from London for Do-
minica.

POIVIIMODTM. Fn. 28. Arrived his Majesty's ship Pallas, front
Malta—sailed Ist instant ; and Perseverance, Hutchins, from Genoa.
PLYMOUTH, Fm. 27.—Wind W.N.W.
STANGATR Canc. Fn. 28.—Arrived the Aurora, Corneby, front
Venice ; Charles Aders, King, from Trieste ; Perseverance, Scariest,
from Cephalonia; and Hebden, Fowler, from Marseilles.
Cowas, Fm. 28.—Arrived the Virginia, Hodgson, from Havannab,
and Samuel Wright. Knight, from New York.
lavisaroox, Fss. 27.—Arrived the Dash, Clark, from Tampico;
Gem, Baxter, and Minerva, Rice, from New Orleans ; Kuphemia,
Findlater, from Nassau; Sarah, Hughes, from St. Domingo; Mont-
gomery, Salter, from Charleston ; and Mary Ann, from Odessa. Off
the port, the Plantet, and Hermitage, front New Orleans; and Geo.
Canning, from Mobile. The General Towan has been abandoned at
sea; crew saved by the Montgomery, arrived here from Charleston.
The letters from Bombay, by the steam-boat yesterday,
are of the 6th December. The Courts were shut up on ac-
count of the death of Judge Dewar.
COMMITTEE Rooms, HOUSE OF COM SIONS..--. Bllt-
MITGIIAMBURIAL-GROUND BILL.—The Committee on
this Bill sat yesterday front twelve till four. Mr. Whalely,
the Barrister, appeared on behalf of the trustees and credi-
tors.
He addressed the Committee at some length, giving a
brief history of the proceedings of the trustees. Mr. Gun,
solicitor for the Bill, was called to prove the preamble. Mr.
George Edmonds, well known at Birmingham as an advo-
cate of Parliamentary reform, appeared against the Bill. He
cross-examined Mr. Gun at considerable length as to the
facts he had alleged respecting the preamble, and then, for
about three quarters of an hour, addressed the Committee on
the grounds of o;position. The Committee was obliged to
adjourn at four o'clock in consequence of the Speaker of the
House of Commons having taken the Chair. Mr. Edmonds
resumes his address at twelve to-day.