Star.
London, England, 1828-09-30 00:00:00

JOURNEY OF THE QUEEN OF PORTUGAL.
The Q seen of Portugal, who landed wi h Civic anti
Military honeruesi at Falmouth, at eleven o'clock. A as
on Saturday. proceeded in the course of the evening to
Truro, .where her M .jesty and • suite slept at Pearce's
Hotel, from which place they proceeded on Sunda%
morning for Exeter, where dinner was ordered at six
o'clock on that evening at the New London Inn.
was understood on Sunday at Eseter,that her Majesty
would not, as was at first intended, proceed to Plymouth]
for the purpose of receiving the homage of the brave
soldiers of her country who lately arrived in that port,
but would take the Bath road to London. Her Majesty
and suite travel in four of the King's carriages and four,
with two post coaches. They will sleep at the New
London Inn at Exeter on Sunday night,. and leave for
Bath, it is understood, on the following day, making.
the journey to town by Wednesday next. The recep-
tion which the young Queen has met with since her
landing has been most gratifying. From the fineness
of the•weather at Falmouth on Saturday, the sea was
covered with boats, and vessels indeed of every dee.
'scriptitsn, and the young Queen seemed to enjoy thegif.
spectacle in the highest degree.
The 4th corps of &gal bush Dragoon Guards, Trap.
laird u Eieter, were ordeted out on
.Sunday to escort
ter Majesty into that city.
'Warmer, • Sept. 27.
The preparations which have been .making for. the
reeeptiO of her Majesty the Queen of Portugal. on her
landing at this place,' were completed this morning ;
and as the interest excited by her arrival was very great,'
numbers of respectable persons assembled at nearly
hour to WitllC•A"her landing, which was anaoufted to
take place this foresonn.
At half-past ten o'clock, the firing from the lm.
premix gave strike of her having Jeft the ship, and
immediately Royal salutes were fired by his Majesty's
ship Akre*, and the packet ,sloops of war. which Jay
in Caftick road. Soon of ei, the Royal party were
perceited from the *spine approaching toward+ it, and
beiroiindid by a vast number' of boats. As they
neared 'the, shore, the packets in the inner harbour
begin to. t,e, which lasted till her Majestey bad,
nearly reached the Shore, where she was received by'
the Offi;ers of ,the Household. Lord Clinton and
tie William Oremantle, and the Ambassadors. As'
soon as ahe had landed, Pendennis Castle fired a
Royal salute. .en-her blajesty having reached the top
'of tho . stars ;which weir *erected for the occasion,
tweat44 ur childret (about her own age), dressed in
white,•wrth wreaths cif flowers round their heads, com-
menced strewing flowers on the pi:strata, and amidst
the acclarnatinas of the 'Multitude she walked to the
Royal carria„te, a distafl !df about fitly yards. Tire
uetkc at this Moment was very interesting. as there could
riot be less. that+ 10,006 pe'rsOas present. When her
Majesty catered the carriage, it 'proceeded to the mid-
sion of Mrs. Eileabeth F .a. wttch was fitted up in the'
best style for her reception. soon afterwards, . the
Major and Corporation of falenotith, attended by se-.
feral Gentlemen, presented an address to her Majesty,
'congratulating her on her safe tithed in England, &c.
and during her 'stay a great many Ladles trete intro-
diced to her Majesty, and had the bower of kissing
her hand.

After having partaken of refreshments, lier Majesty
visited Grove=hill, the seat Of G. C. For; E4l. and then
returned, At half:past two she set off for Trato,in one
of the Royal car reageftfollowed by het' suite, and the
Portuguese and Bratirla,n Ambassidors, *where she in..;
tends_to remain fur the night, and will afterwards pro.'
ceallhaLandon . About 154 tesisertablo tahabitants
the awn offered their services 'especial constables, and
weroprovided with pikes to attend as a guard. The
'soldiers fromPeidennis.Castle. apt marines from
his Majesty's ship Astiea, also aratklasitkntt• in short,
every passible respect was paid, to..tbe rightful Sows,.
reign of Portugal, and as suds shis au welcomed
to the shares 01 Britain. .-
ANOtEIER LAMM, SAMS DATE.
Her Maje4l Donna Maria, ldueenot Portugal, landed
this =mains at 11 O'cletk from the Imperatfriz frigate,
in the state _barge belonging to that vessel, under ap-
propriate salates from the tons and shippina the latter
baying their yards manned, and escorted by upwards
of 100 boath decorated with flags, flowers, and ever-
greens. The Weather being rematkably fine, the sight
Was most imposing and intresting, and her youthful
Majesty appeared quite gratified with the warm serer.,
tiro she esperienced from the inhabitants of Falmouth
and its vicinity. A tight of stairs waserected at the Town
Only, covered with Scarlet cloth, by which her Majesty
landed, and on ascending the steps she.Wras received by'
tquiClioton and Sir W. Fremantle, Governor Fepyrick,
the; Brazilian and Pot raguese Nobility and staffahe Bra-
Ohms Consul du. by whom she was escorted t • the
Xing's private CIIII iage, about 200 yards in front, through
a file of honorary police (under the orders and com-
mand of Barnard Pellet., Esq. Collector of the Custom..
es High Constable), with rosettes to their breasts,
armed with pikes, and preceded by a hundred ',spec-
tabledittle girls of her own age (ten years), dressed
in white, with garlands round their heads, who strewed
the Qtreen's path a ith. flowers as she moved forward on
the platform elected for the purpose: On entering the
carriage, she was driven to the raidence of Mrs. Eliza-
beth -For, at. Arwenack, where. a Court'was formerh
with guard of honour, .&c. and soon afterthe Mayor,
Corporation, and respectable inhabitants,- in stand ino-
ertesioo, with insignia of office, &c. wore. iinusducesi,
whew ao appropriate address was delivered-by theiforw.
astir, congratulatory of her arrival in this cauturt; so,
which the Queen, yQuag as she is, delivered. a lrioa VP=
replpr in Portuguese, whir* was interpreted alterwasds
by the Marquis of Barbara*. TheGentienten were
then introduced successively by•Lord•Chrisonk and bad
she honour of kissing her hiajesty's hand.
Aftersoing through a variety of formal ceremonies,
inhibiting herself to the populace, who heartily cheered,
hero ke.ahe partook of a handsome dinner, provided by
the worthy hostess aud her family, and at three r. M.
eateresliht King7s open carriage, and departed, under
another salute, for Truro (preceded by a guard of the
inhabitants, and followed by about twenty Gentlemen's
caltrierges), .shire she sleeps to-night, and to-morrow
minim proceeds on for the metropolis, through Exeter
and Bath. The Queen is undoubtedly a most interest-
ing acid agreeable personage, and appears to be 14 or
15 years of age.

This day, according indulual custom, the new Sheriffs
of London rued Middlesex were presentid bj. the Ite-
CORDER to the Cursitor Edon in the Court: of ExChe-
quer, Westminster. The late Sheriffs were also sworn
to a faithtul.scurn of their accounts..
The ancient bwlding which the 'dente of PortUgal!
CATIIIIUNS, Queen of CHABLIS 11. occupied upon the:
banks of the Thames, sear Hanunersmithy,la et Stand-,
ing. It is the property of a private Gendensen. Many
vestiges of its aucient enclosures and .outworks are to
be. limed. curious honse,built.in the .old
style,nt this time Wows the sign.4the.shiPt. was the!
weueru lodge4if the palace. Tbc. iiisoindix!diardegs I
extend from the bank of the river to she webt,4oo9A4.

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