Star.
London, England, 1827-04-27 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Marquis of LANsnows came to town about one
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Soon of awards his Lord-
ship and the Duke of Davoustitita went together to
Mr. CANutito's residence, and entered by the private
door in St. James's Park. The Noble Marquis and his
Grace were closetted with Mr. CANNING for upwards
of an hour. Altera ards' Mr. CANNING went to vkit the
Kum, and remained with his MAJIZTY about an hour.
Lord LYNDHURST had an audience of the Kim" yes-
terday at his Palace in St. James's.
The Official Gentlemen and Messengers attached to
the Earl of Lnearool, as ern Lord of the Treasury, removed yes.
terday from the residence of the Noble 'Earl at Whitehall, to that
of Mr. CANNING 111 Doming street.
Lord Duntsir and WARD. the new Secretary of State
for Foreijo Affairs, transacted business yesterdij at the Foreign
Ones. The Marquis de PALMELLA, the Portuguese Minister, had
a conference with thiNoble Lord.

• Count Lunosr, the Sicilian Minister, transacted. bu-
siness at the Foreign Mice yesterJay.
Sir FRANCIS Boumt went to the Foreign Office on
Wednesday, sad it is isdenteed, had an interview with Lad
DOIDIAT.

Viscount Gitairent.e. Mr. WYtati, and the Right
W: SWIMS Bogies, visited Mr. Cainnim Pesterday.
Lord Brxt.af had an interviesit yesterday with the
Right Mati.Famisascs Bosnian; at his residence in Downing street.
Thasouciron-Gro UAL transacted business yester-
day at the Treasury.
The lastlat Hon. T. Aancrrirwoe and Sir Grottos
Mu. visited Kr. Pass. yesterday. at his- vesideses in Privy Gardena.
Mr. PLANTA transacted business yesterday, for the
arse time, at the Treasury ; as did Mr.Bacesioess, se the Foreign
Ones, as the successor of Mr. Puuma In that Department.
Lord Bissrisa, lord F. L. (lowa', and Lord ELIOT,
are to be the New Lords Commissioners of the Trea-
sury, in the worn of Mr. Roan:sow, Lord G. Somas:use,
and Viscount LowTireit.

Mr. P. ROBINSON. who has superintended the Nisi-
grades bow Ireland to Upper Canada mince the year Intkarrived
yesterday at the Celestial (Mace, with Dispatches (cons Major
General Sir P. tvlsnsatrit,lLCß. at Canada.
_ _

Sir Joint Comtv was at Henbury on Friday last, on
a visit to Alderman Batman, of Bristol, the commanded Ms
Pdararre readied bins, ciao, him to take en of the Seals.
So unexpected was the honour conferred upon him, that he had, a
few hours prior to the receipt of the communication, expressed an
opinion that he should remain Master of the Rolle for years
to come.

ALMACK9B.—The fint Gr and Bail for the season took
place on Wednesday evening at these elegant Rooms, under the
patronage of the Ladies Patronesses Princess Lima, Emily Mar-
clduness of Londonderry, the Countess of Jersey, the Countess of
Sefton, Cduntess Cowper, Countess Poston, and Lady Gwydyt.--
There were present my 300 fasldonables.
Two Gentlemen walking down towards Westminster,
and discussing the new arrangements, saw Lord
in danger of being thrown from a high-mettled steed,
which he could not manage. " Pray, what is his Lord.
ship to be (said one of them) in the new Ministry r “ I
should think (said the other) he wishes to be Master of
the Horse."

FAIWONAKS nimuessa.
- emetteLs.
Noe p.„,aave mhaa.; MI -basso is Jeatraftftat4sft
Driabani Lades' Lady . sad Mirk Mak is Dever.
stns; Oissel Etna, NM ma the Mos. Miss
&mom WedsoMay, ft their Is iron
Eon ; the Mispb of Cantatas., is lasmaftassi, Brabilet-
square.troot WON Castle, Taibiftrt i UMW Masilleassot
Laastaws, at aft Mess la Altmessieftrast, Eva
Court; the Ifao Marchismen of Lase!...era=
seat. &woodp Mks I the Eat MAIM% tram Pasts Lard
and Lady Dade, b Devesatreet, Eras their .at, Wewlehuster
Park eteseessanare ; Lard de la Ewa* ftssa his seat Is Friers;
mil Lady Leaky, at the Mold Nod a,. Imes's.
has lack seat is litalkokikos Mr. mod Elre. Peens&
sadPleseßy, at their how k 'Clines-street, PlessW. from
Brlgisee; 01.0fts Loma Malt Mamostreet. Gass sr; Mr.
Chohsasdalay, in Great Cseimaleedwereet; Ms Mrs. and Miss
Caw, to (bear Geseeesatotrest ; the Misses Omit, is Hilt.
street Melee Mostegse, is Park.street, fro. Path ; Use. Thos.
Ehocaamhe sod Miss Dftwombe. in Oloscesteribee; the Ladies
Phipatilek 'Grosysws-place; Mn. Eases, in Brook.ereet ;
Mrs amine, is Kingatrest. Portasaisequare, from New Place,
lasts ; Mr. Seville, at ditto, from the North; H. Preston, Fol.
aid Mrs. Prestos. at the Hyde Past Hotel, Hyde Parlivlace,
from their test, Dear York; Miami Dna*. Fa+ at dittec' from
Scotland; Colonel DTA*, at ditto, ham the (curliest; J. E4l.
wards. Hs+ at ditto; Mrs. Dense and Family, at Jordates Hotel,
St. James's-street, from their mat, Lytt, Lent ; Mr. and Mrs. Ray,
and Faatili, at the it. James's Hotel, ',rasp-street, from Palls;
Coast Moot, at ditto, from Aaseries.
. CHANGES.

,Itari 'Beauchamp, from Madreideld Cain, to Boort AIM
'C. Bear, Isq. flax the British Hots!, Jerosio.strut. on a toot;
W. CialkeElfark from ditto, fit Brighton; Captain Brooke, R.A.
boot the IL lames Hotel; for Ireland; Geoural Mao. from
.Ireateses Hotel, James's-street, fee kis seid,Bortey J.Dolsesti,
from dime foe. In toad.
• ADDRESS TO THE BIN.

CANTERBURY, Anis. 11.
At a Court of Burghmote, holden in this City on
Tuesday last, it was uuanimeudy resolved, on the fro-
, position of Mr. Alderman H.Coores, seconded by Mr.
Alderman HollaaSHAN, .41 That a humble Address be
piesented from this Court to his Mattsvv, with the
assurance of loyalty and a•tschment to the Ktrao, and
expressive of their entire • concurrence in the measures
lately adopted by his MeiraTT, in support of the just
prerogatives of the Crown."
It gives us much pleasure to find the Corporation of
this ancient City, the first to express its opinion on the
great political questions now agitating this kingdom;
and it is somewhat remarkable, that the above proposi-
tion should have originated with a Gentleman, who has
generally opposed the measures of the late Administra-
tion. The worthy Alderman, in his address to the
Court, observed, that he had anticipated that some
of those Gentlemen who usually professed so much
loyalty to the KIM would have been prepared
with an Address on this occasion; that not being the
case, he could not refrain from expressing his
own opinion, for it was now quite time that every
loyal subject should step •forward in support of his
Majesty, against a borough-mongering faction, who,
not content with lording it over the people, had dared
to attack the just prerogatives of the Crown. We hope
this example will be widely followed by the people of
England... he Court adjourned fora few days, when the
Address will be submitted for approval.—Kent Herald.