Star.
London, England, 1828-09-27 00:00:00

COURT CHICULAR.

The Princess AUGUSTA came to town yesterday Thorn.
log from bet residence at Promote. Her Royal Highness skits(
the Princess Soma, with whom her Royal Highness remained g
considerable time, and in the afternoon returned to From"
Lodge. _ _

A Cabinet Council was held at three o'clnek yester-
day afternoon at the Foreign Mee, Downingiotreet, which oh,
attended by the Loan CHANCIILLOS, the Duke of Wittp,oft._
Rad. BATHOS'S. and ASISISISSI, Viscount himeou.s, Loa Rai37.
snanuoit, Mr. Secretary Peet., Sir Geom.( MUSIIAT, the coo.
cattos of the Lecaremea, anti Mr. Vasty Ftrzeitasta.
During the sitting of the Couitcol t two of the Law Ad.
elvers of the Crown. the A.IOIIIIISV•GILAISRAL and the Sew
Ossuniat., were consulted by the Ministers.
the Ministers remauted in deliberation till half-pan
[live o'clock.
Precious to the assembling of the eonnoil, Mr. sect..
tory Peas. Ind the Csiancettos of the Escueuteas had a Ws
Terence with the Duke of Weu.nicron at the Treasury, bet
BATUMI*r came to town to attend the meeting from his wat
Cirencester, Gloucestershire, which his Lurdsfdp left ot
day morning, and proceeded as far as Saltbill, where his Loma".
remained dining the night, and came to town yesterday tenni;
Mt. Secretary Pam also came to town to attend the meeting Tit,
terday morning, from the seat of his father, Sir 1.. Brame
Park, Staffordshire. Mr. HSRIIIIN, the only member of the Cabe,
net absent from the Council, had net indeed An tower-fres de,t.
land.

In the evening the Duke of WELLEtiavon eniestitned
the Cabinet Ministers to dinner at his residence in Dowesnipanit,
The same Ministers wbo attended the Cabinet (with the eseepv,,,,
of the LOBS Cumscar.wa, who left town for Wind)letica) 41,4
with his Grace.

Dispatches were sent off from the Home Office lat
night (it was understood) for the Irish Government.
The Spanish (special) Minister transacted business
yesterday with the Duke of WICLIMPOTMI at the Treassry.

ARRIVAL OF THE QUEEN OF PORTUGAL

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FALMOUTH, Sere. 24.

The Brazilian frigate Impeiatriz, of 40 gons, Vice.
Admiral MANOR!. ANT ,lIIOFAIIINAIA.havi-g on Imo Id
DOKNA MARIA DA GLORIA, the your Queen of Par.
tugal, 'strived this morning from Gibriltas, whence she
sailed tae Sth inst. Her Manure was received with
every demonstration of respect due to her rank, and tbe
frigate was saluted on her entrance by the garrison asi
men of war (which she returned), and again on tie
Royal Standard of Portugal being hoisted at the main,
after coming to an anchor. The Viscount ITABATANI.
the Marquis PALIIRLI.A and 1.-ady, General Vaunt,
the late Governor of Madeira, 'nether with the heads
of the Military and Civil Orpartmenis, immediately
went on board to pay their re,peas to her MAiRITT,
and the firmer more particularly in confer with the
I Marquis de BARIACRRA, the Lord Chamberlain, as to
future proceedings. It appears thai tt.e Queen was
not certain until her arrival thus this country would
receive her in any other chat Amer than as Duchess ef
Omar°, and therefore the Royal Standard aas net
hoisted on board the Imperatriz until a Royal Salute
from the forts and ships, with decorations of colours.
announced her acknowledgment as a Quarsm by the
British Government, at which it is said she was much
gr,nified. A steam boat has been dispatched to Ply.
mouth, to announce the event to L-td Custom mid
Sir Wm. FREMANTLE, who are there in atteodauce, as
well as t ► order the Pottogitese Generals at that place
to proceed here, to assist in the proper arrangements.
—Her Maiearr will land to-morrow afternoon. pros
Friday morning, at the Quay, where a temporary s:ain,
to be covered with red baiz!, has been elected, and she
'will be mcorted on shore by the boats of the men tf
war, and received on her landing by a guard of soldiers.
The Mayor and Corporation will likewise present Iwt
with a congratulatory address on her landing in this
country, to which they have been directed by a kw
from Mr. PIZ'S.. Sir CHARLSS 'AMON. BAIL of Cat.
clew Park, near this town, has come in t.i wait apt
her MAIIIIITY, and, it is rumoured, to offer his tousle
for her accommodation, and this att of coutirsy sill rte
doubt be followed by the Noblemen and other Gentry
in -the neiighbourhood. The people from the country
are crowding into town in great numbers.

The young Queen of Poartiost t. is represented asheieg
tomantically attached to every thing Portuguese, sad fir
a girl f her age, astonishingly well retied in all the de-
tails connected with the hi't ry and proceedings of the
land of her ancestors. This fact is attested by a literary
Gentleman, who very recently examined her on tboe
points in the presence of her own father, and was
astonished at her entlists:Lus as well as her hoshiy and
I mental precocity. She is a handsome likeness or the
Braganza family, and retains all the sparkling &cif tke
eye, the dark hair and expressive coomenahce of bar
father, without anything of King Joins VI 'bd +wetly
of mouth, which during his lifetime was more than oat
compared to a yawning sepulchte. The mixture of die
Imperial Austrian with theßoyal B agana 1 blo J, under
the genial climate of Brazil. has b en a mast admirable
improvement to both. Her Imperial Father Doo from
nag an extremely fine bust.. He is rather thic;•et, ma-
cular, and pariculaily strong in the arm. He hashers
known to ride ten leagues to contend with a man wee-
rented stronger than himself, and in lifting a weir* he
has seldom, or never, met with a succealitcrani cant;
He is, however, rather defective and a eak in the ley.
A peculiarity of all the Braganza family, which mum
him always wear lung Hessian boots; but we hive net
heard whether this hereditary weakness extends to bra
children, or has been lost by his interroarti4e lICN
quick, petulant, and rather headstrong. yet he take. ad-
vice, and is open to conviction. Ile is hardy anal brave,
and to him the greatest objects of de:e...ation are coward-
ice and falsehood. Bravery h.- respects in a Ice. pilling
the war which the Lisbon Cone; waged agaiwt the
Brazilians, and which, in fact, accelerated the semi 41
of the two countries more than any thing die, a Pun?*
guess officer, in command of a military po•iton. and
handful of devoted fellows, did prodigies of valour. And
socces.fully repelled all his assailants. conunilidg
great havoc among them. At length he was comFdie4
to surrender, and triumphantly brought to Rio Meia►
in chains, and lodged in prison. The captor, imme-
diately waited ou the EMPEROR, and congratulated his
on the fall of so desperate and dangerous a foe. Se
listened to them in silence, and the moment they Item
gotie, ordered his horse and went to the prison, wile*.
the brave officer, who had done no more than his deldb
was confined, and instantly directed his chains to be
knocked off. He then led him beyond the gatest sal
addressing himself to him said," I respect a brave oafs
of whatsoever country he may be, and whether foe or
against me—take this purse—a vessel awaits you--10
turn to your country and friends—and never forget
your benefactor:*
The lion. M. H. PIRCIIVAL, Cape. PHILPOTS,
Dr. LTOIIII, and family, arrived at Quebec on the 23.1 July.
p
It is run.oured.y at Malvern, that the Duke ut rya'
maims will
and afterwards suit MgelreevrinlittoT aE!eruri days.liAt RZVT: aashearelkelacrerks.
the Duke and Duchess of Sr. A sasa's ate expected Awn* at th.
Wells.— Myr/rid Awned.
The harvest in this part of the country is now cell-
;hided, and the crops, except beans, are sale hen dis
stack-yard. This year's crops are 1:1e be•t that we bate
bad for many easons—particularly the oats, which, it
a moderate calculation, are fully a thud mote alma
,tiverage....4liipts Telezraph.