Star.
London, England, 1827-10-01 00:00:00

THE QUEEN OF WUTEMBERO.

Saturday was the birth-day of the Queen of iviun:
rt Tivaao, when her MAJUTY completed her gist year
The KING came to town from the Royal Lodge, w
sor Park, for the purpose of paying a visit of emigrate,
lation to his illustrious sister on the return of her natal
day. His fslAJeary arrived at his Palace, St. James's,
shortly before two o'clock in his travelling cart iage and
four, with outriders, and entered the Palace by the
garden gate. Soon after the arrival of the Kula, the
Duchess of CLA alum', the Princess SOPHIA, and the
Princess SOPHIA MATILDA, also arrived at the Palace
to congratulate.their illustrious relative. The Priam;
AUGUSTA and the Duchess of GLOUCESTER bad joined
her MAiEsil previous to the arrival of the Elm A.
defame was served up to the Royal party. The Ktas-
remained with her MAJESTY till five o'clock in the
afternoon, when his MAJESTY left the Palace on his
return to his Royal Lodge. The other members of the
Royal Family also took their leave of her MAJEITT
In the evening the Querse gairepasigAr,aanndddthinenDeratco:s
Royal relatives. The party cussitted of the Duke and
.Duchess of CLAstmacz, the Duke of Sussex, the Pats.
cese AucusTA, the Princess So
of GLOUCESTER. The Marchioness of ELY had the
honour of being introduced to her MAJUTT on Satur-
day. The Marquis of ELY, the Countess of EMS, Lot&
ST. HELENS, Lady WARREN, Sir HURT and Lady
CAuPaaLL, Sir JOAN LAMBERT, Colonel FItZCLA.
SUMS, kc. were among the inquirers pa Saturday
after the health of her MAJESTY. The Queen of Wus.
TEWBERG, accompanied by the Princess AUGUSTA, took
an airing yesterday morning, in one of his hlansris
barouches and f.ur, with the outriders and attendants
in their scarlet liveries, round the drives of the Regent's
Park and its vicinity, and retnrned to the King's Palace,
St. James's, through Hyde Park, &c. The Duke of
Sussax visited her MAJUTY yesterday.—The Queen of
WuaTaleasaa, on her return to Stutgardr, intends to
visit her sister Euzisicril, Princess of Hun How
szito, near Frankfurt, and her brothers, the Duke of
CUISDERLARD and the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, at their
respective residences. Her MAJESTY, however, is anion
to arrive at her delightful Palace, about ten miles from
Stutgardt, before the sitting in of the winter.
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ARRIVALS.
Lady Mary Santee!, in Chatieustront, Berkeley-square; Cat
Meese, ha Saekville.street ; Lint. Calumel Geier% a Mod*, •
she Earl of Chesterfield, yesterday, at Chesterlield Herne, he -
Hampshire; Capt. Acton wed Major Haan, in Albemarle-0M
from the Netherlandsj Maier Pearson, le Davies-street, ihrieler
square, from COIN ; Limas. Trewer, of the Mb Lancers, at frerwO
Hotel; Capt. Yorke, a Saehvilloutreet. from the West fain;
Lard Grams, at Uxbridge Hem% from Worthing ; Capt. Archery
Is New Berliegnmemese, from Cepiallmia ; Major Bayles lo
Seaterset-strest, from Cork; Capt. %Mani Mitchell, in
street; amt. Williams Renell, kn Eiruterstreet, from DetZ
Jobe and Mrs. Douglas, in Smith Andley-atreet, from the WWI
Major Waller, in Bruaswicksquare; Capt. Burton, in &yams.
square; Major Creamy, In Brook-street, from the baba Monk
Capt. Wirer, In St. Jantees-street. from the Isle of Wight; lb*
Carpenter, itt Dariesotreet, from Brighton; Capt. N. Shatre,l7*
Lancers, in Piccadilly ; Capt. J. Battery, in Orchard street ; Cipt
Sbedden, of the 15th Hunan at Stevens s Hotel; Lord Single%
at his Chambers, in the Albany; Major Coltyer, at Loner Haid,
from Folkestme • Hos. Colonel Lyre, in Hertford-street; CM
Mercer, a the Folkestone;
Park ; Capt. Henry Hartkins„ ia Upp
Brook-street.