Star.
London, England, 1827-12-31 00:00:00

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About eight ors Saturd.4 m'Oiniiig tem of the
Kng s carera.:.ss and fosir, a i three of his !Majesty •
in .titien to each, left loan and proceeded to G eenwich.
to wait the arrival of his Royal Highne s Dori Miguel.
A Cipuin's Guard of the 1.-4 e Guards, and a Guaiti ut
1-I,,n'ur of the Coldstream R. giasent of Foot Guards.
were al n in attendance.
His Royal Highnessehe Lord Hitch Admiral arrived
at the house of the Governor of the Hospital, from his
Seal in Bushy Park. .
About half-past two the Admiralty yadif, with
his Royal Highness Don Miguel on board, cast an
opposite Ole stairs in trout of the square of
the 'Hospital. The Prince landed at the stairs from
the boat belonging to the yacht, the crew of the vessel
giving three cheers. The Prince was received by the
Lord High Admiral, Earl Mountcharles, and Sir W.
H. Freemantle (two of the principal Officers of the King's
Household) the Portuguese Ambassador, Admiral Sir
A. Goodwin Keates, G.C.B. (the Governor of the Hos-
pital) togetbtr with several Admirals and the principal
Officers of the Establishment. His Royal Highness was
conducted to the Governor's house, followed by the
aboee named distinguished individuals, where a dejeune,
had been prepared tot his Royal Highness. The band
of the Guard of Honour redirect his Loyal Highness
with the national anthem of " God save the King."
shortly afterwards the Prince entered one of the'
King's carriages, avercled by Earl Mriontcharles am'
eve of the principal Officers of his Royal Highness's,
Household. The Prince's principal attendants, M. de-
Mello, M. de Saldanha, and Count de Villa Real, ac-,
companied by Sir William Freemantle, followed in the
second-carriage. - The royal equipage, escortealsy the
det.chment of the Life Guards, proceeded to town at a
slow pace. At Westminster Bridge the Prince was re-
ceived by a numerous assemblage of spectators, who
were dilected, vial every demonstralime of respect.—
The trial cortege proceeded through Parliament street,
,Charing-cross, and Pall-mall, to the residesie• of Earl
Dudley, in ArlingtOn street, ss here I is Riqii 'Highness
arrived about halt-past three o'clnck. The band of the
guard of honour, stationed in Arlington-street, played
" G save the King" on the arrival of his Royal
Highness.
The King's Marsh Amen and. Fiiters, with some of
his Majesty's Pages, were in attendance at the thansion.
His Royal Highness was eondueed into the spacious
suit of drawing-rooms, which bad been tined up under
the orders of tke Lord Steward in the n opt elegant
seyk. Soon after the arrival of the Prince, Earl Dudley,
his Majesty's. Principal Secretary of State fur Foreign,
Affairs, arrived in his full cou:t dress, and bad an
audience of his Royal Highness.
Mr. Huskisson and several persons of di.tinctioncelei
in the course of the after noon, tumake their enqutt e
after the health of his Royal Highness.
In the evening a most sumptuous dinner was served
up on the King's service of plate to his Royal Highness/
The Marquis Palmella, the Pprtueuese Ambassador,
and a select party of-distinguished Foreigners, had the
honour of dining with the Prince. The house was most
brilliantly-lighted-up.
After his Royal Highness had landed, the yacht pro.
ceeded to Deptford Dock yard, where the domestics
luggage and carriages (to the number of eight) were
lauded, and conveyed to town, guarded by a small de.
t 4chnneot of Life Guards, where they arrived about half-
past seven o'clock. Accommodation has been provided
for the Prince's domestics at Fenton's Hotel.

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