Star.
London, England, 1829-09-28 00:00:00

THE KING.

WINDSOR, SEPT. 27.—Yesterday the KiNG, accom-
panied by the Hon. Mr. A. STAN HOPE, took an airing
for upwards of two hours in his pony phaeton.
Yesterday the BISHOP OF CHICHESTER arrived at
the Royal Lodge, and had the honour of dining and
passing the evening with his MAJESTY.
This forenoon his MAJESTY, attended by the Lord
STEWARD, the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. STANHOPE, Sir
AN DREW BARN A RD, and Sir F. WATSON, with other
members of the Household, attended Divine Service at
the New Chapel Royal. The BISHOP Of CHICHESTER
officiated.
Yesterday forenoon the Duchess of GLOUCESTER
paid a visit to His MAJESTY at the Royal Lodge, and,
after a long conference, her Royal Highness partook of
some refreshment with the KING, and returned to Bag-
shot Lodge.
This forenoon her Royal Highness PrincessAu tr sT A,
accompanied by her Lady in Waiting, attended Divine
Service at the parish church.
This afternoon, if the weather proves favourable, the
KING will take his usual recreative drives, the phaetons
being ordered at the usual hour.
No time has hitherto been particularly fixed upon fur
his MAJESTY'S leaving the Royal Lodge on his intended
visit to Brighton. If the weather should prove favour-
able during the ensuing month, it is not expected that his
MAJESTY will leave the Royal Lodge.
Thursday last the Royal marquees, erected for his
MAJESTY'S aquatic pleasurable entertainments atVirginia
Water, were struck. The magnificent furniture was
chiefly conveyed to Cumberland Lodge ; the marquees,
with all their appendages and bearings, were returned to
the Tower. All the pleasure-boats, &c. are likewise
housed for the season.
The attraction of the bands of the Royal Blues and the
First Regiment of Foot Guards, playing every Sunday
afternoon on the Castle Terrace, is the grand inducement
of the most respectable inhabitants of the environs, and
the town (as well as visitors), to congregate there.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

CHANGES.

The Marchioness Dowager of Salisbury, for the seat of her son(
the Marquis, in Mentor/Isidro, yesterday ; the Marchioness o
Westmeath, from town, co a tour ; the Earl and Countess of Sef-
ton. Lord Molyneuz, the Ladles Molyneuz, and Mr. Montgomery
Molyneuz, yesterday, for Newmarket ; the Earl of Amherst for
Montreal!. in Kent ; the Earl of Ludlow for Bedford ; the Hon.
James Stuart Wortley, in South Audley.street, from the seat of
Lord Wharncliffe ; Lady Harriet Clive for Oakley House, in
Shropshire ; Sir Horace St. Paul for Rivard Hall, Nonhamber.
land; Major and Mrs. Egerton, in Park-street, from Paris ; Capt.
St. Leger for Ramsgate ; Miss Fox and Miss Vernon am a tour;
General Welnyas on a tour; Major and Mrs. Elliott, from the Fitt
Ctld Brighton, for Ramsgate ; Lienst.-Coloosi and Mrs. Leigh foe
Bath ; Sir Bethel! Codlingtoo, Bart. foe Deddiugtog Park ; Mr.
and Mrs. Cuoliffe on a tour ; the Hon. Miss Fortescue on a tour;
Captain Gresham. in Albemarle-strut, from Florence ; Major and
Mrs. Orr, in Patk.place, From Naples; Lady and Miss Lloyd for
the Paragon, Ramsgate ; Major Lumley for Dublin ; Major and
Mrs. Liddell, from Canterbury, for Paris ; Major Burdett, of the
10th Hussars, from Hounslow, on a tour; Sir Francis Burdeu,
Bart. on a tour ; Mr. Wm. Orr, M.P. for Whitfield Hall, near
Hezham, Northumberland; Sir Wm. and Lady Wrazhall, from
the Bath Hotel, Arlington street, for Paris; Mrs. Wilson and the
Misses Wilson, at the Semen Hotel, Bernersureet, from Dublin;
Mn. Smith, at ditto, from Woodford ; the Rev. J. W. Middleton
and Mrs. Middleton, at ditto, from the Continent ; the Rev. F.
Smith, at ditto, from Cambridge; Sir Gregory Lewin, But. and
Lady Lewin, from ditto; Capt. Hunter and Lady, from ditto, for
Nottingham; Thos. Douglas, Esq. and Mrs. Douglas, from ditto,
for the Continent ; Thos. Carthue, Esq. and Mrs. Carthue, from
ditto, for Woodbridge; Tbos. Hoot, Eaq. from ditto, for Chelten.
ham; Dr. Rogerson, and Mrs. and bliss Rogerson, at Marshal
Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-9rue. from the Continent; Col.
James K. Matey, and Mrs. Money, at ditto; J. F. Schroder, Esq.
and the Misses Schroder, at ditto; Richard Deane, Esq. at dim,
from Liverpool; Wm. Merry, Esq. and Mrs. Merry, from ditto;
Col. Pryor and Mrs. Pryor. from ditto, for Brighton; Edw. Col-
lingwood, Esq. and Mrs. Collingvrood, from ditto ; Beilby Portals,
Esq. and J. Oakes, Esq. from ditto; the Hon. Wm. Horsley Be-
resford, from ditto.

The Austrian Ambassador, the Marquis de P- ALMELLA,
and Sir BROOK TAYLOR (our Minister at the Court of
Berlin) had interviews with the Earl of ABERDEEN on
Saturday, at the Foreign Office.
The Duke of WELLINGTON arrived in town yesterday
afternoon from Widmer Castle, Kent ; his Grace, after
his arrival, was visited at his residence in Downing-street
by the Earl of ABERDEEN, who had a long conference
with the Noble Duke.

Prince GEORGE of CUMBERLAND, accompanied by
the Countess of SCHLIPPEN BACH and Colonel THORN-
TON, attended Divine Service yesterday morning, in St.
James's Church.
The Duchess and Prince GEORGE of CUMBERLAND
promenaded within the enclosure in St. James's Park
yesterday afternoon.
Sir G. MURRAY has left the residence of Mr. Secretary
PEEL at Stowe Hall, Norfolk, for that of the Marquis of
Cn AN nos, at Wotton, Bucks.
His Royal Highness Prince LEOPOLD of Saxe Coburg
arrived at Frankfort on the 22d inst. _ _

• On the 22cl inst. there passed through Brussels a Rus-
sian Cabinet Messenger from St. Petersburgh, and an
English Cabinet Messenger from Vienna, both with
dispatches for London. •
The Princess ESTERIIAZY arrived at Rotterdam on

Thursday.
The Duke of WELLINGTON has, we hear refused to
sanction the extent of a pension of 2501. per annum,
granted by Mr. CANNING from the secret service money,
to an individual who affects to have rendered some ver-
vice to the British Government, in the way of espionage
during his residence in Paris, whilst Sir CHARLES
STUART was our Ambassador.
Lord WRIOTHESLEY RUSSELL was admitted into the
Holy Order of Deacon, on Sunday, the 20th, at Buck-
den, by the Bishop of LINCOLN.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke pad Duchess of
CUMBERLAND, and Prince GEORGE, Were among the
distinguished visitors who honoured the Colosseum with
a visit on Saturday last, with the whole of which asto-
nishing exhibition they expressed the highest admiration.
Last week his Grace the Archbishop of YORK con-
firmed 339 boys and 527 girls, at Selby—total $66 ; and
at Pontefract, on Wednesday, 411 boys and 708 girls—
total 1,119.
It is stated that a Commission of Inquiry into the state
of the Church Establishment will be appointed ; and that
Lord STOWELL and Sir JOHN !kite nom., together with
the Bishops of London, Lincoln, and Gloucester, are to
be the Commissioners. _ _ _

TITHE COMPOSITION.—At a special vestry held on
the 15th instant, in and for the parish of Aglish, in the
diocese of Liamore and county of Waterford, under the
Tithe Act, Sir William Jackson Homan, Bart. in the
Chair, it was agreed to give the Rev. George Gumbletor
1601. a-year for the vicarial tithes, and to his Grace the
Duke of Devonshire 3201. for the improprisle tithes of
said parish for 21 years. Nearly all the parishes in the
barony of Decies within Drum are now under the Tithe
Act.—Waterford Mail.
We understand that the article in the last number of
Blae.hioaad's Magazine, " On the State and Prospect'
of the Country," is from the pep of Mr, SninEsi tbs
Hon. Member for Newark,