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London, England, 1829-01-12 00:00:00

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• THE KING,./Ite.••-
WINDSOR, JAN. 11). —We ate happy to give a vet
good account of thp Icitta's health.
Thst Duke of Wsu..tacros paid ,a visit to his. MA.
Jam.% this day.
There has been little c'mpany at the Castle for severs
Jays. Its the coots.. of the week his Mairs* received
a visit float the Bishop of CHICHESTER. Mr. NASH,
the architect, a day or two back, laid befote bib MA.
MITT plans of Buckingham House.

COURT CIRCULAR..

The Duke of CLAnetics•cante to town on Saturday
morning from his residence in Bu•by Park ►o the residence of the
Princess Angusta, in the King's Palace,. Sr. James's. The Sur-
veyor- General of the Board of Works, and a Gentleman from the
Lord ChamberWWl Department, waited on his Royal flighneti,
to receive his commands relative to the biting up and funn.hiog his
new residence. His Royal Highness left tuwa about half•past feet
o'clock on kis return to Busby.

Divine Service was performed yesterday morning
before the Duchess of Km, the Princess Vacrosta, and the Royal
Duchess's Household. by ber Royal Highness's Chaplain, in the
Private Chapel at the King's Palace at Kensington.
The Earl of Macctitsiiv.o had an intervje w wit
the Duke of WaLussovore on Saturday morning at the Treasury.
The Duke of Wat.umarros afterwards left town fur kis Majesty
Palace at Windsor, where his Grace had an audience of the King,
and afterwards returned to town. The Dhke, after his return.
about seven o'clock, bad a long conference with Mr. Secretary
Pm.. A Messenger was sent off with dispatches in the even:ns
from the H Mice, by Mr. Secretary I'a u, fur Ireland:
Prince PiaLIGNAC, the French A.s.baosador, had a
conference on Saturday With the Earl df Asatosaa at the Fureigli
Mice, Downing-street.

The Secretary at War, Mr. Cancan, and the Rev.
Dr. Pintrorrs, visited the Duke of WsLutiavvr; yesterday st b 4
residence in Duvinins.ltreet.

A King's Meoeoeer arrived at the vffite .•f the
Secretary of State for Foreign .I,Girs on aourSay night from rgris.

Di,pitches were I.ent off on Sviuroar evening front
the Colonial Ofice, for the different Goe;:rtiura of the West 'Witt

The Marquis de DAIIIIACEN 4 Cam., tri ;own tin F.i.
day morning from the residence of the young Queen of i2cotyruniii.
at Laleham, and bad conferences with the Brazilian Mini. -r and
the Marquis de raf.:asi.t.i. and afterwards returned to LakUam.
The Marquis came to town as Saiaday morning, and h... 1 a con-
ference with the Earl of A 4,13DEV.11. at tre 0,7,ce of the Seminary
of State for Foreign Affair', The Mare,i.L. alto paid a sifit to
Prince E4rassearde, the Austrian Amb.usadc.r, .t Claindds house.

The LORD CHM:Ca/4,1R had an noel view sit') the
Doke of Watatairom us frid47, at 'E.: Trciattry.

BRIGHTON, JANUARY 9.

Rain, hail, sleet. and su.rw, continue $ visit us at
intervals. The Plinceis AUGUSTA ha. not barn been
beyond the Palace to-d..y, and all °lir 140aton4ble
have likewise preferred the Comforts of the 1. borne de
partmeut."
Earl Jasurs left hh name at the Pe Linn yosterd .y ; and Lady;
Hamm: ilLas:tazaz and rha Satrlinian Anita...Aar thu utvoiln7.

The Duke of Devonsiusit itfo'ne to return to I.ondon this
morning.
The Duke and Thicken of Si. A1.,`4•4$ are expected to return
ro Brunswiek.terraoe on lVednesday or Thursday tirTt. !Ards C.
and A. Beaucutai: are remaining at the Norfolk Hotel. The
Grand Falconer's basilic, the elements not be4:o: auspicious to
such amusements, have not been exercised recently.
The Marchioness of NORTHAM. TOW has temoved from Bruns-
wick-terrace to the Norfolk Hotel, where her Ladyship purposes
remaining wine oink&
A house iv engaged in Brunswick square for Lcrd and Lady
Mansiavuu; part of the family is arrived.
Sir Joan Honartvoos has a house enpzed for him in Bruns-
wick-terrace..

Our Master of the Ceremonies, Colonel Eat, bee removed from
the Old gbip to private apartments lit the Nees-road.

•
WINCHNSTE.R, JAmcwar to.
The arrival of Lady MILDMAY in. this city was this
afternoon announced by the ringinz, of bells.
The Corporation of this city have this week given a qaanthg of
coals to the poor of the several parishes.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
The Duke of Devonshire, at Devonshire Mose; front Brighton;
Lard Lynedock, at Warren's Hotel, R•g..nt-sereet. from *Park;
Admiral Maitland. in Monists! square; (sprain-Barnaby,
Leicestershire; the Hon. files. 'Howard. in York-place, Purrfitus:
square; Captain and Mrs Grey, in Hertforti•strcet, from Paris;
Mr. 11. E. ll•barts, in Montagu square ; Mrs. Colonel Cowper, In
hlontagu.place ; Mrs. and Miss-Sotheby, in Brook.street, from
Brighton ; Mrs. Thornhill. in Montagu.square ; Mr: terigford.
Upper Harley-street; Mrs. Povins Lockett., is Baker-street;
Mr. and Mrs. Salisbury, in Gloucester-place ; Capt and Mrs. Dui,
in the Regent-street, from Pails; Colonel Cawtherae. M.P. and
Mrs. Cavotherne, in Princes-street, Hanever.square; Mr. and Mras
Robinson, in Piccadilly, (torn Wakefield, in Yookshire; Captain
Greenwood, in Pall.mall, from the Netherlands; Mr. and Mrs.
Monk, in Baker-street. •frotst Islorthuntlterlund ; Major aril Mrs.
Prescott, in Alhematha 'treat, from Paris; Cart. Berkeley, and
J. Beaumont, Esq. at Fenton". Hotel. St. James's.street. frail
LtiCtiteflatirt, Mr. and 31ra. Carpenter. at Warren's Hotel. fro
their seat in atrsetshire; Henry Lunen. Esq. at the Royal Hotell.
St. Jamea's.street, from Dublits ; 11. Sneyd. Esq. at ditto, Iran
Dublin; Captain Bryriser, at ditto, front Lancashire; .1, Brynter,.
Esq. at ditto, from Yorkshire; Earl O'Neill; at Symmones Hotel.
(late Jordan's), St. James% street, fr int llithinond ; Captain and
Mrs. Maude, in ,Regent street, tram Italy.

CHA NGES. • •
The Hon. Edward Clifton for Blyth flail. near Ormskirk;
Leybuurn for Manchester; Mrs. John Clifton for Vork ; 113r.Wen.
Clifton for Husby Heath, Stanmore; Major Robinson, from Can-
terbury, for Rath.

AUTHENTIC ANECDOTE or 'ln PRESENT MAJESTY,
GEORGE Tog FOURTH, wrier PRINCE or WALES.

• An individual, named Lump', who was then coach
maker to his Royal ilighneu, invented a life boat.. whist hip.
paned accidentally to be seen by the Trine* while in progress. His
Royal Highness made the most minute inquiries into its principle,
plan, and object ; with the whole of which be was so pleased, that
be desired Mr. Lune to spare no expense to bring it to perfection,
for that be would defray the whole cost of the experiment front tds
private purse. Thisbe actually did, and had the happiness' to see
his benevolence rewarded by the complete memo of the initiation.

Ray Ma. 371SwEeurv.—'Fite adjourned inqueet on
Mr. Sl'Sweeuey, at Dublin, after a long investigation on Thoriday,
terminated in a verdict of " Found Drowned."
Mr. Sheriff BOOTH was on Thursday last honoured
with a visit from his Royal Highness the Duke of CLeamix.:, as
companied by Colonel Woo. and Colonel Cux:satior. to inspect
the brewery and distillery at Brentford. After minutely inspecting
every department, he was pleased to express his approbation of the
whole of the arrangements; be was particularly struck with the
novel appearance of the feeding department for so many oxen. H:s
Royal Highness afterwards honoured the worthy Sheriff by par-
taking of a ihieiate.
Letters have'been received from Colonel CAISPIELL,
his Majesty's Charge des Affaires in Colomb.a, notify-
ing hi. being quite recovered from a danger.usillness.
A few weeks ago, a stranger Lady drove tip is her,
carriage to the sequestered village of Hopeman, in,
Duffus, where she remained some days, and again':
drove off in the same way, having been delivered ofta
fine child in the interim. She has not since beep beard
ot.—levereess Courier. -
A street-sweeper, the other: day, hearing ,snnie
praises bestowed on the ilearrstate of one of the erns!.
ings at which a brother of the "same craft officiated,
kpmewhat petulantly observed-44 Well; now, I don't
think him any such great *hakes after all. He can get
through contours, eireig6l for everd jobs !Veil enough, bat
it isn't them what telis a wad's zbitiCsea..
.•
duseptkekiin
to a bit of fogey work—let. bln•try Air :wee/derails*
,poster, and semi how hall manage that!: .