Star.
London, England, 1829-06-19 00:00:00

THE KING.

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it AMR 18..1 1s MUM, War at the
AmMaalgain tbi. at, and strived at the Royal Stand
soon after one olliatk, accompanied by WS visitors and
suite, in the same sityle which distinguished his attend-
; ante on tha two yterviotis days. By the time the Kiso
made his appeersioce on the ground, the company was
so seineroos that the whale of the Course, lull half a
mile in length, presented a complete mass of people.
We remember the visit of the Allied Sovereigns in 1814.
sad we remember the Cap Day last year, bat it is be-
yond the recollection of any individual ever to base
witnessed such a company on this or any other Nate
'Ci.wee in the kingdom. Carriages of every denomina-
tion were fourteen deep by the side of the Course from
the top to the bottom, containing such a display of
fashion and beauty as is rarely witnessed. Every booth
for the convenience of spectators was at an early how
completely toll. and the Betting Stand was thronged
by the Gentlemen of the Turf. The principal attraction
wet the Royal Stand, and the Course opposite was im
passable at the intervals between the races, from the
ansiety of the public to see his MAJESTY, towards whom
they repeatedly manifested their loyalty by cheering
and waving of hats, which manifestations were most
graciously acknowledged by the Kiso.
From the hour of eight o'clock until some time after
twelve every approach to Ascot was thronged ; and at
eleven o'clock the line of carriages was not broken for
miles. It is supposed that upwards of 200,000 persons
were present.
The Race for the Cup was the chief object of at-
traction on the C urse. Vast sums of money have beets
won and lost open the sacs; and we are informed th..e
a Noble Earl had purchase., for a large sum the winner
Zineanee, from Cbifney.
His Mann! left the round after the race for the
cop was over. and entertained his Visitors at the Royal
Lodge at dinner. The Private Band was in attendance.

THE DUKE OF WariNGTON'S DINNER.
Yesterday being the Anniversary of the Battle of
Waterloo, the Duke of Wellington gave a grand d nner
at his residence, in Downing-street, to those General
Officers who were engaged with his Grace in that
eventful contest.

The dinner was given in the principal dining•room, in
which are the portraits of a number of those individuals
who have filled the office of First Lord t f the Treasury.
The entertainment was given in a style of splendour
worthy the occasion; among the plate were several
magnificent articles which had been presented to his
Grace by different Sovereigns ; on the table were two
candelabras of the finest gold, having the names of the
most celebrat,ll actions in which the Duke was engaged
inscribed on them, with military and emblematic
figures at the base, seven superb gold vases, with effigies
of great warriors and monarchs, and a magnificent gold
centre vase, enriched with military devices.
The sideboard contained, among many articles of
peat value, two large gold dishes, with reptesentations
in alto relievo of distinguished battles to the latter
•
campaigns.
The Band of the Grenadier Guards were stationed
in the inner hall, and played several pieces during the
time the company were setting down from their car.
riages.; after dinner the band %bete removed to an ante
room adjoining the dining loom, and performed a va•
riety of charming pieces in the course of the night.
Earl Bathurst was the only individual among the
company present oho was not engaged in the battle
His Lordship filled the office of Secretary of State tor
this War Department at the• tie the action was sought.
Airsoug the company. were—
lard Hill, Lord SsimencLord Robert Manners, Lord James,
Hay. Lord A. Hill, Lord Z. Bonseriet ; Sirs Edward Kerristai.l
Homey Vivian. Batten Gardiner, A. Dixon, J. May. A. Fraser,l
W. Gomm*, C. Broke Yew H. Askew. Celia Campbell, J.
lienisb, J. Lambert, J. Elly, H. Hardluge, J. Rers,ll, G. Sewell;'
Generals Hebrow ; Colonels Murray, Mercer, Lysol). Woodford.
M'Donald, Townsend. Waters, Elplainstune, Hill, Dallier, anti
Bowater; Captain Greville.
• COUR ff CIRCULAR. •

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The Duchess of Gcoucerrea dined with the Princess
AO6 VITA ea Wednesday, at her residence in the King's Palace,
St. Jannis.

The Lords at Isis Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council
hold a meeting yesterday morning in the Privy Council Member.
These present were the Loan Paestum: of the COMMA. Lard
Wvairoar. the Judge of the Admiralty Court, and the Right Hen.
Home Ktuov. _

The meeting was for the purpose of bearing appeals from the
Colonies. The first cause was from Trinidad, " Manning. versus
Watherstone." Mr. ADAK and Mr. Huav were beard for the
appellants, and Mr. and Mr. Cagayan for the remota-
dents—this appeal occupied their Lordships for some hours. The
other causes set down for hearing were those of " Munich v. Rol-
lick," experts. from Bengal; " Freykant v. Cramer," from Demo.
rare • " Maim T urner " from Jersey.
Slimly before four o'clock their Lordships adjourned.