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London, England, 1829-10-05 00:00:00

THE KING, kc.

WINDSOR, OCT. 4.—His MAJESTY, with the Dnke
of Cu yBERLAND and the Royal Suite, attended Divine
Service at the Private Chapel. The Rev. Mr. Mus-
e: RAV E, Canon of St. George's Chapel, officiated, and
MT. HORN presided at the Organ. His MAJESTY took
an airing in the afternoon for about two hours.
Yesterday morning his Royal Highness the Duke of
C BERLA N D arrived at the Royal Lodge on a visit to
his MAJESTY, undid two o'clock accompanied the KING,
in-the pony phaeton for an airing in the Great Park. His
MAJESTY, with the Royal Duke, and followed by the
LORD STEWARD and others of the Suite, visited the
fishing temple at Virginia Water, and also the Belvidere,
at both of which places they made a considerable stay,
and returned to the Royal Lodge shortly after 5 o'clock.
His MAJESTY last evening entertained the Duke of
CUMBERLAND and his Suite at dinner. His Royal
Highness is expected to take leave of his MAJESTY
this afternoon.

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CHANGES.
The Earl of Orford and the Ladies Walpole for Wollerton Park,
near Ayblum, in Norfolk ; the Earl of Stair, for Paris, from the
Highlands of Scotland; Viscount and Visceuntess Granville. on a
visit to the Duke of Devonshire. at Chatsworth ; Lord Viscount
Tollamore for Plymouth ; Lord Braybroke for Audley End ; Lord
Enenberough for Worthing ; Lord, Lady, and Miss King, for South
Holton, from Andover ; Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy in
street ; Lady Louisa Lygon. for Spring Hill, near Broadway, in
Worcestershire. from Dublin; Mr. Samuel Crompton, M.P. for
'Mut, in Yorkshire, from Scarborough; the Right Hon. George
mrney, Mrs. and the Misses Tierney, for Brighton; Mr. Cam
Hobbruse and Lady Julia Hobboese, in Charles-street, Berke-
ley.square, from Banbury ; Colonel Davies, M.P. for Einuley
Park, sear Pershore, in Worcestershire ; Captain and Mrs. Brands
for WOWS; Mrs. and Miss Gunning for Brighton; Captain ind
Mrs. Mitchell for Brighton ; Lieut.-Colonel Bell, in Waterloo-
place, from the Netherlands; Mr. Owen Williams, M.P. for Paris;
Mr. Robert Knight. M.P. and Miss )(night, Vie,rosvenor-
square, for the Barrel's, in Warwickshire ; Dr. n Bolton-
row, from Warwickshire; Sir Simon Clarke, Bart. for Oak Hill
flail, East Barnet; Sir Watkin Williams Wynn and Lady Harriet
Wynn. for Llandfordham, (forestry, from a tour; the Hon. Fred.
• la South Audley-street, from a tour ; Capt. and Mrs. Mills.
from Cheltenham, for Brighton ; Major and Mrs. Bruce, in Park-
otreet, from Cheltenham ; Major and Mrs. Buchanan, in St. James's
place, from Portugal ; Capt. Gordon, in Pall-mall, from Naples ;
Lieut. Colonel Grey, for Brighton ; Mr. S. E. Walker, from a
Continental tour through France, Holland. Germany, and Switzer-
land, for Yorkshire; J.W. Walter, Esq. Mrs. Walter. and family,
at the Benton Hotel. Berner-street, from their seat, Barnwood
Hour, Gloucester; J. Simpson, Esq. and Mrs. Simpson, at ditto,
from Paris ; Mrs. Seymour and Miss Seymour, at ditto, from Dor-
-cheater ; the Rev. James Campbell and Mrs. Campbell. at ditto,
from Edinburgh; J. Nee, Esq. at ditto. from Monmouth; Mrs.
Francis and Miss Bello, from ditto, for Norwich ; Mrs. Wilson
and the Misses Wilson, from ditto ; Peter Burrows, Esq. Mrs. and
Miss Burrows. from ditto, for Dublin ; the Rev. Smith, from
ditto ; Major Phipps, General Stevenson. and Mr. Helsham, at
the Regency Hotel, Quadrant ; the Marquis Barbosa, Col. Grove,
and Mr. Warner, from ditto.

Earl BATHURST had a long interview with the Earl of
ABERDEEN at the Foreign Office this morning.
BRUSSELS, SEPT. 30.—We are assured that the
King of PRUSSIA will arrive in this city in a few days.
A British Cabinet Messenger through Brussels
yesterday evening on his way Caned Verona to London,
with despatches.
A division of 1,200 men is assembled at Harderwyk,
to be embarked for the East Indies.
The Brussels Papers contain long accounts of the
journey of the Prince of ORANGE through the provinces
to review the Burgher Guards, of which he is Colonel.
The Duke of CUMBERLAND left town on Saturday
morning on a visit to his MAJESTY, at the Royal Lodge,
in Windsor Park.
The Duchess Of CUMBERLAN D,accompanied by Prince
GEORGE, attended Divine Service, yesterday morning,
in St. James's Church.
The Spanish Minister and the Earl of ABERDEEN had
interviews on Saturday with the Duke of WELLINGTON,
at the Treasury. The Austrian Ambassador had a con-
ference yesterday with his Grace and the Earl of ABER-
DEEN ; the CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHEQUER also vi-
sited the Noble Duke. In the afternoon his Grace left
town for his seat at Strathfieldsay, Hants.
The Prussian Minister transacted business with the
Earl of ABERDEEN on Saturday, at the Foreign-office.
Earl BATHURST arrived in town on Saturday, from
Cirencester, Gloucestershire. The marriage of his Lord-
ship's son, the Hon. SEYMOUR BATHURST, with Miss
HAWKEY, will, it is expected, be celebrated to-morrow.
Sir GEORG E Ad IT RR A Y arrived in town yesterday, from
a visit to the Marquis ofCllANnos, at Wotton, Bucks.
Sunday se'nnight his Royal Highness the Duke of
SUSSEX changed horses at the Lion Inn, Shrewsbury,
and proceeded to the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Ellesmere,
where he stayed that night; and on Monday his Royal
Highness pursued his route to Kinmel Park, Denbigh-
shire, the seat of Colonel HUGHES, M.P.
By the death of Mr. BROWNLOW NORTH, the son of
the late Bishop of WINCHESTER, the lucrative patent
office of Surveyor of the Woods of that wealthy See de-
volves to the present Bishop.
In consequence of the inconvenience felt, and the
complaints made, owing to the closing of some of the
General Post receiving-houses, SIR FRANCIS FREELING
has ordered several of them to be immediately re-opened.
WILLIAM WESTON, ESQ. who, during the last five
years, has filled the office of Inspector-General of the
out-door department of his Majesty's Customs at Li-
verpool, is about to remove to London. CHARLES
Dow DING, ESQ. has been appointed MR. WESTON'S
successor, and is daily expected to arrive in Liverpool, to
undertake the duties of the office.
The Lords of his MAJESTY'S Most Honourable Privy
Council had a meeting on Saturday morning at the Coun-
cil Office, to take into consideration a Petition from the
Pilots of Deal, against certain Regulations of the late
Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, bearing date October,
1825. The Lords present were, the First Lord of the
Treasury, Lord WYNFORD, and the President of the
Board of Trade. Messrs. POLLOCK and NORTH were
heard in support of the Regulation, and were replied to
by two Council in support of the Petition. About two
o'clock, the case having come to a conclusion, Council
were ordered to withdraw, and their Lordships adjourned.
The Regulations in questions are to be suspended for a
month ; their Lordships in the interim will, it is ex-
pected, make known their decision.
ANTI-POPULATION MANIA. Lady BEAUMONT,
who died a few weeks since, at her seat at Colcorton,
near Ashby-de-la-Zouch, and who was relict of the late
Sir GEORGE BEAUMONT, by whose death the title be-
came extinct, used to make a practice, for the purpose of
impeding the increase of population, to reject all candi-
dates for farms, or other situations in her patronage, who
had large families of children, and even those who had
been lately married, if there appeared a probability of a
numerous family. She even went so far as to call on
some of her tenants, and tell them she should dismiss
them from her estate if they had any more children; and
she compelled a schoolmaster and his wife, whose situ-
ations were in her appointment, to sleep in different bed-
rooms, and threatened them with the loss of their situ-
ations if they had any more children !

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