Star.
London, England, 1828-12-12 00:00:00

.COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duke of WatAttorrou came to town on Wed.
aesday night from the Deft of the Duke of Monson°, at Good-
wood. flumes. His Grace received visits yesterday frost% the Earl
of Animus, Lord RumMortropos, Mr. SeCreteri Pau, the CHan•
mazes of the Runsuoint, and Sir Gaollll2 Cocewax.
Cou:it d'OIFALIA, the Spanish Minitter inn a special
Mission). had an interview yesterday with the Rad of Ageism.
at the Office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
the Eat I of Bitimmte, the newly appointed Governor
of Jamaica, and Sir H. H. Imam, ene of the Camatic Commis-
sioners, transacted business yesterday at the Colonial Office, Down-
ing street.

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BRIGHTON, Otto. 10.
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The Bill. at the Old Ship last night, in aid rf the
funds for the relief of the Spanish and Italian Refugees,
was very fashionably and numerously attended. It was
patronized by all the leaders of fashion, as' ill be seen
by the follow ing list, which coarfrises only a few of the
distinguidied persons present:
The Duke and Duchess of St. Albans, and Ladies Beauelerk ;
the Duchess of Rozburgh, and Major ; Mr.. Fitzberbert ;
Admiral Sotheby ; Sir David, Lady, and Miss Scott 1 • Ladies
Lindsay; Lady and she Misses Fitzgerald; Mr. ant) Mrs.F-dmuti..
stone; Lady and Miss Mar Mahon ; Lord and Lady Sinclair ; Miss
Wykehant; Lady Anna. Maria Elliot ; Sir H. D. and Lady Massey;
Mr. Sturges Bourne; Lady and Alin Freentantle; Lord North-
land ; Hon. Captain Knoz, R.N. ' • Lady Lyndhurst ; Lord W.
Russell; Lady Ann ; Captain Fuller; Lori and-Lady Hart-
land ; Sir M. J. and Miss Tierney, and Mr. McMahon;
Gen„liffigla; Mr. T. R. Kemp, M.P.; Sir R. and Lady Wilmot;
Ladies &won; Mr. B. Price ; Lady C. Sentinel; Lady and Miss
Sheffield; Lady Falkiner; Mr. C. and Mrs. Daring; baron :and
Baroness de Rutzen ; Mr. and Mrs. Round; Major and Mrs.
Colegravet Mrs and Miss Porters; Sir Riggs and rapt. Falkiner;
Mr. T. Miss, and Mr. Arrive.
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There were nearly lour hundred present, to that the receipts
must bare been coMiderishie. especially since many paiti for their
tickets mach mire than the price.

FASHIONABLIL IN I'ELLIGENCIL
ARRIVALS.
Theillarl of Orkney in Grosvenor-wee ; Lady.lAwe in Haw
ford-street; Lady alley in Lanshamplace ; Lord lianetagb
St. James must, from Paris; Mr. George and Lady Elizabetk,
Repton in New Norfolk-street, Park-lane; Hugh Blaydes, Eno
in Bury.street, St. James's-square from Yorkshire ; times Ma
Blaydes, Esq. at ditto, from this dominent ; Mts. Wyndham Leek
at the Grosvenor-gate, Park lane; Captain and Mrs. Howard In
Upper Brook-street; Mr. and Mrs. Walton in Gloucester-plain;
Counteu Stanhope and the Hoe. Miss G. Smith at Lady Caul*
ton's, Whitehall ; Mr. And Captain Newbolt Pall-mall, from
Paris; Lady - Shepperd in Henrietta-street, Cavendisb-square g
Major Armstrong in-Pali-mail, from Vienna; Mr. and Mrs. Po.
tin in Gloucester-place; Mrs.. Rohcrf Peel at Whitehall; the
Hon. Mrs. Buchanan in Gloucester-place; the Countess of Cork
in Hatnikon.place; Mr. and Mrs. Irvine in Albemarle street;
Sir Charles Srston, Bart. in Jcrmyn street, from a tour ; Captain
and Mrs. Milinanin Park-lane' from Leicestershire; Captain sad
Mrs. Hodges IC Grouenor.place, from Norfolk ; William Porter,
Esq. at the Britiak. Hotel, Jermyn street, from Eases ; Captain
Shipley at ditto, from a tour
~ Wm. Ward, FAT at Goeld's Hotel,'
Jennyn-street. from-Yorkshire; WM. Cowell, Esq. at Fenton's,
Hotel, St. James's.street, from Oaford ; Captain Hall at dknO,
from a tour.

CHANGES.
The Marchidnessof Westmeath, for, Deepdene, on a visit to Mr.
and the Hon. Mrs. Hope; Lord. King, at his seat Ock ham, Sur-
rey, from a tour; the Countess of Jersey, for Middleton Park;
Mr. and Mee. Arbuthnot, for Brighton ; Captain MedUcet, foe
Gibraltar; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Courtenay. for Bath; Mrs. and
Miss Agar, for Brighton; Prince and Princes. 'Amen, from Ash-
burton House, Duver.atreet, for Richmond; the Duchess of Bed-
ford, yesterday, from her House in It. Jatum's-square, for Brigh-
ton; Rad of Lonsdale. from' his seat, Coueunore,• Rutlandsbire,
fur Lowther, Westmoreland; Lord Maryboroogb, fin his seat,
Pero Hill, Windsor; Sir Hpssey and Lady Vivian, and family.
from the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street, for tbelr seat, Beech.
wood. Hants; Captain Grath., from ditto, for Dover; Captain
Howard, from the Polteney Hotel, Albemarle.itrret. for Bath;
James Murray, Rog from the Brands I lotel. for Hull, Yorkshire.

ARRIVALS AT BATH.

Lard Henry Thynne, Lord Musketry. Admiral Sir Richard and
Lady Hussey Bickerton, Lady Baring and family, Sr J. and Miss
Ashley, Sir A. Leehniere, Sir A. and Lady Elton, Rear-Admiral
Shirley and family. Colonel Morris. Lieutenant Scott White, Capt.
and Mrs. iVeUesley Ashe Captains Huntley and Scout% Sm.' Ste.
APRIVACS AT CHELTENHAM.
Earl and Countess Somers. Lord Tankeryilk. Sir Robert and
Lady ltitketta aud fanny, Sir Edmund and Lady Stinky, Sir
Edwin Stanhope, Colonel Macaulay, Col. Eyre, Major Robertson,
Captain St. George, &c. life.

Dispatches were yesterday received at the Office of
the Earl of Akaauarw from Lord STRAeinoRD, his
Majesty's Ambassador Extraordinary at the Court of
Marl. His Lordship arrived at Rio de Janeiro on the
16th of October, and on the 21st had an audience of
the Emperor Don Pzono, by whom be was most
graciously received.
Lard FRZDERICIC BEM/CLEM(' brother to the Duke
of Sr. ousts, is appointed one of the Lieutenants of the Scads.
ampton.
The Brazilian Consul, who was confined with Mr.
Noats at Oporto, and who arrived is England a few days ago, was
released, as well as several of his countrymen, In tonsequedte of
the spirited remonstrances of the Viscount leamvarre, the Brazilian
Minister at this Court, whilst the applications made by our Govern.
meet for the release pf Width subjects were treated with marked
indifference.
SAIITHIIIIILD PRISE CATTLR CUM.—Yesterday, the
judges appointed to award the prises to the cattle sent In to the
Thirtieth Annual Show, met at the Repodtory in Gusweil-street.
The show of settle this year win be very good, there being an an.
usual number of fine beasts, sheep, pigs. Inc. A fine Norfolk ox,
bred by Lord At:TROMP, is considered the handsomest animal ever
before presented for show, and is understood to have gaink the
second prise. Tht experiments made in the system of managing
cattle ve exemplified to advantage in the present show.
One day very lately the Marquis of Hsairoaa Was
going alone from Aldberough to Sudbourne ; on the road be met
a cart with one horse, deeply laden with coals, which, from the
badness of the road, and the deepness of the rota, was In great
danger of being overturned ; the Mat lois endeavoured to pose k
just it that moment of time. The caner, not knotting who the
stranger was, said to the Martens, " Come ye' a might de year
horse to a net, and come and heap me." At this request the Mar-
quis instantly stopped and dismounted, asking the carter what be
should do to help him ! The rustle replied, " Why, la hold here
and shove hard, which being complied with. they together soon
got the cart out of the difficulty. The Marcus then asked if there
wag any thing more to do for him. . Why. no," midithe carter,
feeling lagrket, 46 V I had alspencel would give It thee; hut'
if you woe jo down to the Crown with nisi you shall take pan
of q pato beer." The noble Marquis declined Ike offer, and
moented. The countryman, kowevef, itheeeved, " Why you ride
a d.... 41 good horse, perhaps
_we shall eta sips Another again."
Tpat may be," replied the MaeftW bat It is not wiry likely,
and here is a half.crowis fir yen th :dehth Vie Marquis of nem
rose's health," end thee redemt. imps the polo follow in iss-
tornsharent at the event which lad passole.aari arida. •

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ACADEMY.
Wednesday being the S atieth Anniversary of
foundation ref the Royal Academy of Arts, a
.Assembly of the Ac idemiciens was held at their am._
bent: ia Somerset House, when the following di
ution of Premiums took place. viz.
To bit. James Heath Millington, for the best copy mode in;
Painting School—the Silver Medal, and the Lettares ey die "
(m Ba
ots rry, Opie, and naafi, handsomely bound and
To Mr. Herbert Luther Smith, for t
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the Painting Sehool—the Sliver Medal. he neat best copy 6
To Mr. Henry Rand* Goblet, for the best Drawing
Life—the Silver Medal.
To Mr. James Loft, for the best Model Prom the ure.
Silver Medal. mia

To Mr. Stephen Burtbell, for the best Architectural Do*,
of the New Post-Office-4k Medal. Silver edal.
To Mr. Richard Augustus Clack, for the best Thd-4 ~
the Antique—the Slicer Medal. Hoot
To Mr. Richard Cockle Lucas, for the best Mudd I
—•g Antique—the Silver Medal. *
The General Assembly afterwards ptoceeied
point Officers for the ensuing year, when Sir Tmajtoo
LAWRENCE was unanimously re-circled President.
New Conack—W. Sty, R. amide, ten. A. Cooper, mit
Collins, Rain.
OLD CODIiCILL W. Tuner, J. Some. C. 164 jai
Hilton, Esqrs.
VISITOIti IN THE bra Acaaanr—Naw Lerr—.E. R.Bat w
Eon C. Rossi, M. A. Mee, and G. Junes, limps.
OLD Last—lt. Cook, H. Howard, T. Stothard, and A. Calm,
Hairs.
Vssaroas IN THE PAUITHIO SC11100L—••NETI
Wilkie, W. Hilton, and W. *already, &qrs.
Oto Lut--R. Cook, J. Jackson, T. Pkillfps, and IL Sh,
BrEDITORS Rs tu.terso—W. bfulready, J. N. W. Tenn, am
Westosacott, Birk