Star.
London, England, 1827-07-07 00:00:00

THE KING, &c.

WINDSOR, JULY 6.—On Wednesday evening Sir
Harmer TAYLOR arrived at the Royal Lodge, and had
an audience of his MAJESTY; alter dining with the
Kutch Sir HERBERT returned to London. Thursday
his MAJESTY again paid a visit to Virginia Water, and
drove along the new stone bridge of five arches, erected ,
over the lake on the road leading to Meanest: this
bridge will shortly, it is expected, be opened for the
passage of. carriages, the passage having been only
closed during the progress of the works for erecting
the new structure. The furniture and internal decora-
tions of the aquatic temple and fishing gallery are now
'completely fitted up ; and the rides present a scene of
the most lusuriant vegetation, while their refreshing
coolness presents a most plea%irg contrast to the more ,
open drives in the Great Park.—Friday their Royal
Highnesses the Doke and Duchess of CLAIM= arrived
at Frogmore Lodge, on a short visit to the Queen of
WIIRTZUBCRO and the Princess AUGUSTA. The Royal
Party partook of a cold collation, and at five o'clock the
Duke and Ditches: left Frvgmore for Bushy Park. The
Queen of WtraTaseseno still continues to limit her air-
ings to the grounds of Frogmore Lodge. Among the
recent calls are Admiral Sir Joni; and Lady GORE, Lady
Nemo, the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. VANsiTTART, Mrs.
BOWNELL,' the Hon. Mrs. FREMANTLE, Mr. THORNTON
and family. A marquee has been pitched upon the lawn
facing the south front of the building, in which her MA-
JUTT and the Princess AvonsTA pass a great part of
the afternoon; her MAJESTY also takes frequent drives
in the grounds attached to the Lodge iq a pony phaeton,
a slight indisposition precluding pedestrian exercise.

MARRIAGE' 111 HIGH LIFE.
Thursday, the sth of July, were Married, by special
lieense, at Bushy Park, by. the Rep-Jour Meaewernas, M.A.
Acoustic Chaplain to her Royal Ili/hone the Duchess of Cao-
smote, the Hon. Jona ERIEINI KIPPIZIW, second son of the Earl
and Countess of essours, to Aeourra, daughter of his Royal
Highness the Doke of eLASINCIG l'here were present the Duke
and Duchess of Clarence, the Duke of Sums. and Prince's Ca-
rolat ; Lord and Lady Kennedy, Colonel and Lady Alice Peel,
Lord and Lady James Hay, Lord and Lady Errol. Lady West-
meath, Lord and Lady Cassini', Lady Mary Kennedy, Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney, Colonel and Mrs. Fits-Clarence, Sir Herbert
Taylor, Colonel Frederick and Lady Augusta Fits-Clarence,
Major and Mrs. Fox. Colonel, Lady Caroline, and Miu Wood,
it& After the ceremony, the happy pair came to town, to the
residence of Earl Cana" in Privy Gardens. The new married
Misr left town yesterday, for the seat of the Earl of Caesium,
I Culzean Cud., Ayrshire..

Dispatches were received yesterday at the Colonial
Department, from Bermuda, Halifax, and New Bruns.
wick.
Lord WILLIAM Bincrttect, it is finally settled, goes
out to India. Whoever recollects his Lordship's services
in the Mediterranean, and his honourable and manly
ccnduct when he could not serve his country, will augur
well of the appointment. The public will be aware
that the nomination does not wholly rest with Minis-
ters; the Company itself, through its Directors, have
a negative voice.
The Duchess of Kiter, accompanied by the Princess
Vicunas, visited the Duke and Duchess of CIA aims, at their re-
sidence, in Bashi Park, on Thursday.
The Duchess of KIWI gave a grand Dinner, yester-
-day, at her apartments in the King's Peace, at Kensington, to a
numerous party of Nobility and Gentry.
The domestics composing the establishments of the
Duke and Duchess of Ct.sarica, the Duke of Sussex, the Duchess
of KW; and the other members of the Royal Family, went out of
mourning OD Thursday, au months halving elapsed since the dictate
of the late Duke of Yon& _

Pt ince POLIGNAC, the French Ambassador, transacted
business, yesterday, at the Office of the Secretary of &ate for
Foreign Affairs.
The Duka of PoatLaNn and the Earl of HARROWBY
visited Mr. Can:Mato, yesterday, at his resideneein Downing-street.
The Marquis of DOWNSHIRZ left town yesterday for
Ireland.
Yesterday mprning, the Duke and Duchess of Go RDOII
landed at Dover from Boulogne.
Princess bizvzst gave one of the grandest balls of the
season, yesterday evening, at Ashbundums Rouse, Dover-street ; to
enumerate the company prenent, would be to name all the die.
tinguished of the hug tea in town.
The Earl of ABERDERIA entertained a distinguished
party to Dinner yesterday, at Argyll House, among whom were—
the Duke and Duchess of Wellington, the Earl and Countess of
Mansfield, the Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry, Lord
and Lady Elden, lte.
The Earl of FALMOUTH gave a grand Dinner, on
Thursday, at his house in St. Jamees.square, to the Dowager Coun-
tess of Cork, Colonel and Lady Eleanor Lowther, General Upton,
Sir Charles Lemon, Colonel and Mias Arden, Co/. Buckley. Mr.
and Lady Caroline Powlect, Mrs. Lane Fox, Mr. Alexander, &c.
Lord COLOURSTIR entertained a large party at
Dinner yesterday, at ht. house in Spring-gardens.
The Marquis of CLANRICA RBI entertained a large
party at Dinner on Thursday, at his house in St. Jamees.square,
among whom were—Prince Paul Ueven, the Marquis and Mar-
chioness of Sligo, Lady and Miss De Roos, Lady Georgians Her-
vey, Mr. Belfast, Mr. Rogers, Mr. Wilmot-Horton, Mr. Corn-
wall, Mr. Hammond, /se.

The Duke of 'GRANTOR gave a grand Dinner on
Thursday, at his house in Charges street, Piccadilly, to a large.
I party, among whom were—the Earl and Countess of Beaton, Lord
and Lady Gwydyr, the Countess of Mansfield, Lord Robert Man-
ners, Lord Valletort, Mr. and Mrs. Dawson, Mr. Burrell, Mr.
Forrescue, Mr. Irby, &c. . .

, The Earl andl.:ounte,s of WARWICK, with their son,
Lord BROOLZ, are on their way to the Garman Spa, where they
are to be joined by Lord bloasos. They arrived at Brussels's the
47th ult.