Star.
London, England, 1829-09-21 00:00:00

THE KING.

WINDSOR, SEPT. 20.—His MAJESTY this mormng
accompanied by his suite, heard Divine Service performed
by the Bishop of CHICHESTER, at the Private Chapel.
His MAJESTY took an airing this afternoon, accompa-
nied by the Lord Steward, in the pony phaeton, for up-
wards of three hours, in the Great Park. Yesterday
morning his Royal Highness the Duke of CUMBER-
LAND left the Royal Lodge for London. General Sir
HERBERT TAYLOR, Sir BROOK TA Y LOR,• and Mr.
GREENWOOD, also left the Royal Lodge yesterday.
The KING left the Royal Lodge yesterday afternoon at
two o'clock, and drove to Virginia Water. His MAJESTY
visited the Fishing Temple, and, after a considerahl
stay, continued his excursion to the Belvidere, and front
thence to Sandpit Gate, to inspect the giraffe, &c. The
KING returned to the Royal Lodge about half after five.
o'clock, and at seven entertained his suite at dinner.
Her Royal Highness the Princess At; will return
to Frogmore Lodge to-morrow from Bushy Park. The
Marquis of CoN YNOII A M is the Nobleman spoken of to
succeed the late Earl of HARRINGTON as Governor of
Windsor Castle. The Terrace was well attended this
afternoon to hear the Bands of the Foot Guards and
Royal Horse Guards Blue, who performed for two hours.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

CHANGES.

The Duke of Manchester and Major Macdonald, from Park-
lane, for Kimbelton Castle. Huntingdonshire; the Earl of Data.
watt., from Buckhurst Park, for Bourne Hall, Caxton, Cambridge.
shire ; the Earl of lichester for Melbury House, near Sherborne,
in Dorsetshire; the Earl of Plymouth, from Doncaster, fur Melton
Mowhray ; Lord Willoughby de Broke, from a tour, to Compton
Verney, Stratford-upon Avon ; the Baroness de la Zouche, for
Hagley Hall, Litchfield; Lady and Miss Scott. from the Steyne,
Brighton, for Nelson's-crescent, Ramsgate; Major Miranda, in St. •
James's-place, from the lonian Islands ; Mrs. Hussey fur Scot.
ney Castle. Lamberhurst, in Kent; Major Irvin.:, in Cork-street,
from Malta; Mrs. de Lisle, from Ipswich, fur Bath ; Lieut.-Col.
Estridge, from Southampton, for the Isle of Jersey Capt. Impey,
from Piccadilly, for Paris ; Capt. Frederick Knox, from Chatham,
for the Netherlands; Mr. Joseph Dennison, M.P. on a tour;
Col. F. G. Howard, from Asht►.ad Park, for Staffordshire ; Capt.
and Mrs. Jervis, from Canterbury. for Paris; Lady and Miss
Atkinson, horn Gloucester-place, for Ramsgate; Edmund Gould-
smith, Esq. from Wellington-crescent, Ramsgate, to Highbury-
terrace ; Mr. and Mrs. Norton, from Doncaster, to Elton Manor,
Nottinghamshire; Mr. and Mrs. Metcalfe and family, from Pert-
land-place, to Cheltenham; Mr. and Mrs. J. O'Connell, at Batts'
Hotel, Doter-street, from Dublin; the Marquis de Sales, at ditto,
from Windsor ; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey and family, at the Hyde
Park Hotel, Hyde Park Place, from Hanover; Mr. and Mrs.
Powell, at ditto, from their seat near Ramsgate; the Reverend H.
Small, at ditto, from St. Alban's; the Hon. H. King, M.P. from
ditto, for Ireland ; Mr. and Mrs. Haffenden and family, from
ditto, for Clairwell Court, Gloucestershire ; the Hun. A. Macdo-
nald, from ditto, for Brighton; Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert, from ditto,
for the North; Mrs. and Miss Denshire, from ditto, for Windsor,
E. Taylor, Esq. from ditto, for Ireland.

The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE gave a grand
dinner on Saturday to a numerous party, at their resi-

dente in Bushy Park.
The Duke, Duchess, and Prince GEORGE of Cu 31-
BERL AND, accompanied by the Countess of Sol P-
PEN BACH and the Rev. Mr. JELF, attended Divine
Service yesterday morning in St. James's Church.
The Duke of Cu MBERLAND arrived in town on Satur-
day from a visit to his MAJESTY, at the Royal Lodge in
Windsor Park.
The Earl of ABERDEEN visited the Duke of WEL-
LINGTON yesterday morning. His Lordship left town
in the afternoon for his residence, the Priory, near

Stanmore.
The Russian Ambassador and the French Charge
d'Affaires had a long conference with the Earl of ABER-
DEEN, on Saturday afternoon, at the Foreign Office ; the
Noble Earl had afterwards an interview with the Duke of
WELLINGTON, at the Treasury. In the evening dis-
patches were sent off from the Foreign Office for Sir
ROBF.wr GonnoN, our Ambassador at Constantinople,
Mr. DAwKixs, our Resident in Greece, and Lord
STUART DE ROTIISAY, our Ambassador at Paris. The
Messenger who was charged with them received also
dispatches from the Admiralty for Sir P. MA Lcout, in
the Mediterranean, and from the Colonian Office, for Sir
F. ADAM, the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian

Islands.
Sir HERBERT TA vLoR arrived in town on Saturday
morning from a visit to his M.tJESTY, at the Royal
Ledge in Windsor Park. Sir HERBEUT visited the Duke
of WELLINGTON in the afternoon at the Treasury.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER arrived in
town on Saturday afternoon from a visit to Mr. Secretary
PEEL, at Stowe Hall, in Norfolk. Mr. HERRIES vi-
sited the Right Honourable Gentleman after his arrival.
Mr. GOULBURN afterwards proceeded to his country
seat.
Mr. HEuRIEs arrived in town on Saturday from his
seat at Seven Oaks.
Mr. HusKissoN has prudently declined accepting an
invitation to a public dinner in Manchester—a determi-
nation evincing his good sense and " sound discretion."
The command of the First Life Guards, vacant by the
decease of the Earl of HARRINGTON, will, it is ex-
pected, be given to the Duke of CUMBERLAND. Three
Noblemen, Lords ANGLESEY, HILL, and RossLys.
are named as likely to obtain the Regiment of his Royal
Highness, the Royal Horse Guards Blue.
Greatly to the regret of the Sporting World, the Earl
of DERBY has announced his intention to break up his
establishment at Sevenoaks : the dogs and horses will be
sold.
Sir HENRY BLACKWOOD (President of the late Court
Martial on Captain DICKENSON) arrived in town on
Saturday from Portsmouth.
There is an affair in high life whispered about, but the
particulars are enveloped in impenetrable mystery. All
we hear is, that a Dowager will be disgraced !—Morn-
ing Paper.
It is confidently affirmed that Sir EDWARD CODRING-
TON will publish a statement of his own case, together
with the whole of his correspondence with the Admiralty.
Much new light may therefore be yet expected upon the
circumstances connected with this affair, hitherto involved
in a very suspicious degree of mystery. The clearing-
up of that mystery will, we suspect, be any thing but
welcome to the advisers and promoters of a measure, the
obvious impolicy of which does not, from present appear-
ances, seem to have been excused by any necessity.—
Weekly Dispatch.
SUDDEN DEATH OF SIR WILLIAX ARBUTIINOT,
Base.—We are truly sorry to be called spots thus prematurely to
announce the demise of this highly respectable man and distin-
guished citizen, who died suddenly yesterday afternoon' between
the hours of three and four o'clock. About two rag. he entered
the Trustees' Once, spparendy in his nasal health, and immedi-
ately went to Mr. liteart's apartment. where he remained far a
abort time, and then preceded to his own. But he had tut been
many minutes there when be was soddenly struck with
and fell from his seat to the Goer. Dr. Thomas was
sent for, sad cm his arrival bled the patient, but without any visible
effect • for, after lingering for about an hour and a half in a state
of inseteigility, be expired,