Star.
London, England, 1827-04-28 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duke of Dzeossetaa ant the Maiquis of
A soixisA had audiences yesterday of the KING, at
his Palace in Pall-mall.
Ye.terday morning, by ten o'clock, the Marquis of
Lwow' was with Mr. C..arinno at his residence In Downing.
meet, sad reillaineel h conference with Mr. Catnips. for two hears.
At me o'clock the Noble hi argyle sent a written communication to
Ceelowl. The Doke of Dirrostanren visited Mr. Calmat*
Mr.three different times is the coarse of yesterday. At four o'elocit
Mr. Comm went to have an audience of the Knoo, which lasted
about an hour. Ur. Garza R. Mr. Sennett Bottum Earl Has.
mum, Viscount Gunman. and Lord &aeons, risked Mr. Car-
t= yesterday afternoon.
A communication was sent yesterday afternoen front
L. woo* to the Earl al WZOTKOLLOMO alld to Berl Bananas?,
st dais respective reddmaa.
Sir FRANCIS BURDSTT called on Mr. CANNING on
It was announced on Thursday at the:Foreign Office,
that Mr. Capone would he
ms future
an any. betimes comma.
ad with the Foreign Departent ; and an Ambassadors, Diplomatic
durum,. sad others, were refined to Viscount Dream, and
WAID. The Noble Viscount attended at the Foreign OMee yea.
terday. sad trausactad business aa Secretary of State fir Foreign
Affairs.
Mr. Caoala, after returning to town oa Thursday
sttetwom, went to visit Air. C.A1013.11, at his residence, in Downing.
Greet.
Mr. Wituar-Honros.Under Secretary of State for
Cabala! Affairs, had an interview yeaterday with the night Hon.
Tuna= Banstaos.
Messrs. SsAnLitrf, AnSiIiCROMST, awl MIONJOGAN.
bashed fremsent laterriews with the Duke of Disowning to the
ha few days.
r, The Duke of MILLINGTON kit town on Thursday
shesuiwa, for kis scat at Strwhileitioay, Hants. .
Lord CHARLES Sossanscr transacted busioe.s yester-
ibr at the Colonial (Nice, Downing-street.
Mr. DAWSON attended at the Office of the Secretary
'Mate for the Home Department yesterday, to transact bpshsesai
Sir Hussar Tartan held a loevee yesterday at the
an the Commaisdw.M.Chlef ia the Horn Guards, which was

1171;1;1 fryYID 1 aui Olikers.
The Dashers of KENT and the Duchess of Cu:op-
tima left the apartments et the Duchess et Kelm ha the King's
Mee at Kesikpasio teem twelve edict yesterday, la et earring*
sat tear wkh cemblest► he the residence et the Deka and Duchess
et Wears. Is Rushy Park, where el* Royal Higlimeses par-
ted el t /pees with the Dike and Docbese of Car mica and the
Prima AVOIFITA (WIND is at present staying at Rushy), and atter.
wards returned to Kensington Palace.
;The Duchess of Kalil. end tee Princess Flopoas,
attested by Captain Censor acid the 11•111101111 de STA /MTH ho-
sowed Covent Garden Theatre with their presence On Thursday
seeing.

We are happy to learn that the Krim enjoys perfect
health : no time is yet mentioned for his MAJLSTY'S
leasing town for Windsor. •
Sir HENRY HALYARD had a long customary inter-
sew with his Maaasrr this morning.
We have received New York and other American
Papers up to April the lit, but they bring, no intelli-
gence of importance.
M. Corrtag, the lonian Messenger, arrived yesterday
vorning at the Colonial Office, with dispatches from
Lieutenant. General Sir T. ADAK, K.C.B. at Ancona.

The Marquis and Marchioness of SALASIVRT gave a
grand dioaer, on Wednesday last, at their "evidence in Hanover.
spare, to the Starehltwer Dowager of Salisbury, Dr. Gerard Wai-
kiki. General. Mn. and Miss Gascoyne, Mr. and Mrs. Villiers,
and Hiss Wellesley.
MrsOeneral Ron had a Card Party on Wednesday
arming, which was men& d by the SeKsbury Family, Sir Was.
Botiovors, Bart. Hon. Mrs. Faye, Ike.
Tie Right Hoe. Ga. Canning entered ass Commoner of Quist
Car* aril, in November, 1757, and, in consequence of his
attainments, was admitted to a Studentship in 'Dee.
1711 - He took his Devi" of M.A. in July, 1794, and was created
D...L in the Theatre, en the 16th of June, ISLA. at the time the
resent King,tben Prince It.gent, the R.mperor of Raul', tlie King
d Prussia, Prince Blacker, and the other mama personages were
Silting that UniTallily.
LA watuoslicaritunow.—The First Annual Meeting
te thtt Society, which has been established about two years, was
WV, yesterday. at the Freemasons Tavern; Lord BELLET In the
Onit. This Soder, was established by Dr. Moaatsow, when he
nt bit in this country, for the purpose of teaching Missionaries,
Wore they kft this country, the languages of the people to whom
tn., vete about to be ant. The Secretary read the Report for
OOtot year. The of Missionaries' under instruction at
the Nut
were viva Benecrk, al: ie Arabic, and ten in
&Make. La the Chinese desk established under the pines&
superintendence of Dr. Idosenost, chive were No pupils. Cleave
hr the year ensuing MI6 strimeis and BM 11111&811._ 11.1"Nalall
DUNCAN Or Tat KlLll.—Mbell MACrfiltl/1011 of
Cluine lay concealed from his pursuers, after the battle
of Culloden, and his castle was burnt down, his wife
fitted op an old malt kiln as a temporary residence, and
there lay in of a son. This son was in after-life a Colonel
in the army, and distinguished himself in the American
var. He was distinguished by the Highlanders by the
lame of Duncan of the Kiln.
Joseph Bragg, late Captain of the brig Valiant, who
war committed from the Thames Police Office about
* fortnight since, for the alleged murder, while on a
voyage to the Isle of France, of his black cook, Francis
Williams, was last night brought from Newgate, in
tuqody of an officer of that jail, to the chambers of
1(1:c1 TENTELIDEN, the Chief Justice of the Court of
Vs'ne* Bench, in order to his giving bail to appear
Paaaally at the nest Admiralty Sessions, and take his
trial for the . offeace.—Mr. ANDREWS, the barrister,
attended for the prosecution, and most closely scrutinised
the solvency of the persons who offered themselves as
, seetnities ; but they answering satisfactorily to his
question*, and proving themselves to be worth the
reqaired sums, their bail was accepted, and the prisonet
for
the Present liberated. The crime being of a serious
nature, the penal sums are of considerable magnitude;
the Personal security of the accused is 20001. and that
or his bondmen 15001. each. The order for his dis.
charge is the first official document that bears the sig.
Unlit of 14 TtIITEROU''