Star.
London, England, 1829-06-24 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Prince Lanrot.n gave hit third grand entettainment
this season as Monday wreaks/. at Marlborough home, P.n Man,
which. like the former entertalessents glean by his Royal nighties%
was numerously attended by a brilliant assemblage, including the
whole of the members of the Royal Family in town, together with
i most of the Foreign Ambassedors and Illiniuera.
The company began to arrive at half past nine o'clock ; the
Duchess of Custom. who arrived about that time, was accost.
prided by the Duchess of Sass W KIMA t, and attended by the
!ductileness/If Wernisprit ; the Prior", MAIM% amended by •
Lady Amer Tartest •' the Dacha's of Kam attended by the J.
8111104011 DItSPASPIS. Lady C. Sr. Maya, and Lady C.'
Jeatussom ; the Prismw derma, attended by Miss Covent the
Doke of Susses, the Duke and Duchess of Gt.orimerim, meads.
by Lady J.Tavw, tad Molar Possess (aimed mew afterwards •
Their Royal Highnesses were severally received by Sir Risen
Gaseous& and the Honourable Captain Corr. two of the Worterries
to Prism Leprous, who presented each of the Royal trilby,* with
a Us of the pieces to be performed during the moire in she Greed
Hall by sense of the most ensinest mallets.
The company. who bad not finished setting dowel 01 half past
11 o'clock, after paying their respects to the Royal Her, passed
through the State Rooms into the Grand Hall, aid took their
seats, either os the chairs which were arranged is rows at the sides
of the Hall, or else pasted op the Grand Scarcest to the Gainey at
the south end, which oestaioed seats tar their antessmodatless. The
staircase had a variety of the chacest plants placed in it madames
moon on see of is sides; souse of the rooms were aka eolivesal
with grasps of modes.
About to o'clock,' mown, is which Mane. Smog, Madison
Malayan Pisarosi, and Cassporess, Signori Douai, tosiegtd,
ZucheUi.land Galli, wets engaged, consumed.

The Duke of Cut4IIIIILAIID remained to dinner with
his Maas/err, after atteudiag the King's Cnen sad the Chapter of
the Order of the Garter es Monday. His Royal Nfhfe es slept at
the Royal Lodge, and returned to tows yesterday swesiag.
The Duchess of CLANINCa. accompanied by the
Duchess Of SOU WILMS, left tows yesterday metals, tw her re.
sidesce la Busby Park.
Prince LeoroLD honoured the EAri and Countess a
Jame with his company to dieser yeiterday, at their residence is
Berkeley.sipare.
The Lords of his Majesty's Most Honontabk Privy
Council held a meeting yesterday smenlig is the Privy Coos&
Chamber, Whitehall. These present were 'he Lord
Lord Wetness. the Judge el the Admiralty Comm sad the Right
Hem. H. gums Two appals were argued before their Lordships
by Mr. Assn. Mr Lessmerees, and ether Gentlemen of the Bar.
They were (or parer) " Melnik v. Maack," from Bengali sad
6' Frey Muse v. Cramer," from Demerara. The hearing of these
eases occupied their Lordships till four o'clock, whes their Lord.
ships adjourned the meetleg.
Prince Wynn, the Russian Ambassador, Prince
Estaisasse, the Austrian Ambassador, sad Mossiest Rama the
French Embassy, had interviews with the Earl of Assume yee•
terday, at the Foreign Ohm
Viscount Ben ItSPOIID visited the Doke of %um-
sou yesterday as the Treasury.
The Archbishop of Ansiwou visited the CNANCILLOS
of the imam= yesterday.
A Messenger was sent off on Monday night with dis.
patches from the Earl of Aussess, fee the Right Hos. R. miaow,
our Ambassador at C.oustastiseple; and also from Mr 0. Mesmer.
for fir Pumas= Anan, the Lord High Cossialeassa of the
Isaias Ides.

THE, KING.

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Mamma, June 2$ —His MAJ WWI took his usual
drive this afternoon in the Great Park. accompanied by
the Doke of COUIIinLADID, the Lord Steward.. &c.. The
goo visited Virginia Water and the Belvidere; . and
returned to the Royal Lodge about five o'clock, when
Ms Miticart, with his Royal Brother and suite, dined,l
end after dinner his MAJISTY took a second airing in
his pony phaeton.
Yesterday afternoon, after the breaking up of the
Council. his MAJesTY returned to the Royal Lodge,
when the following distinguished personages, to;ether
with the Royal suite. had the honour of dining with his
MAJESTY t

Ha Royal Highness the Doke of Castbethod. tbe Dote of
Limb, the Duval of Wlaekeeter, tie Earl of Cbestertield. Sir W.
Proem*. •
• They all left the Royal Lodge after dinner for their
wespective residences.

"THE ARMY.

LORD FITZROY somintarrs LIST.

Lord Vereaov---Sosansent ;;;11111tarySieretary to General Ihu.,
semmanding in Chief, went through his List yesterday, at his
011ee in the Home Guards.
A few General. and about 60 other Olken, transacted military
besians with his Lordship.
- • REVIEW IN HYDE PARK.
Tomda! morning, at nine 'o'clock. the 3d Battalion of the
Grenadier Regiment of Guards marched from the barracks in the
Eing's Mews, ender the command of Colonel Lord BALT•4II, to
Hyde Park, for the purpose of being reviewed by Col. Towpatlll6
On•ambring in the Park, they took up a position, with their right
towards the Serpentine deer, and the left estended towards the
Baysineates-road. . At bell • past ten o'clock the veteran Colonel
same apos .he ground, attended by a number of adhere belonging
ri ibr tlunerigitsusgte of Foot Guards. The troops being formed
insisibigdepaimed the Coltinel with presented arms, and the band
of theanent,. accompanied by the drums and hies,, played
44 Hued% March in &ipio," as the Colonel proceeded up and
dews ghillie. The battalion then marched by in slow time, the
band playing " Weber's March," in gems after which they
swami by, n spolek time, to Rossini's March, from the opera of
Mewls Sap& 'The line being formed, Colonel Salmis proceeded
to pot the mop Amish .the following maneuvres :—Changed
front by eoreenerenarebing by ranks—formal line to the rear on the
Ent bus—eiverseed in line, and hatted—ilred by companies from
centre to right, tektites from centre to left—changed front on the
grenadier compaly, and retired—changed to the right about, left
in front—Gred by Him froin left• to right—advanced in line. the
light infantry skirmishing in front—the line retired, covered by the
Light infaatry—halted--rotorrned line, and commenced die Aring—
light infantry advanced,and the Use retired, changed front, and re-1
termed lisse.—cutertnerched and termed a solid square—Bred byl
Ales, the front rank kneeling—fired a oeUrp—fertned line—retired
from the centre by subdivisions—re-lomned line—Arad a volley, Re.
general salute. The ground was.kept by detachments from the
elidiarent companies of the sti Battalion from Portntan4treet Bar-
racks. . There was a numerous assemblage of fashionables in the
Part. The Battalion retired to the King's Mews about 12 o'clock.