Star.
London, England, 1829-06-03 00:00:00

THE KING, &c.

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WINDSOR, Jugs 2.--06 laving the Cade. yester-
day, at twenty.ssinstes Wen three o'clock. the lanai Party Pm'
tieeded by the Loos Walk and the new *Madam to Cumberland
Lodge, where the phaetons were in readiness, when his Alas are,
accompanied by the Duke of Ont esos. entered his phaeton,
followed by the Duke of Coussat.ssio, the Duke de CHARTIIIII6
Earl of Fire, and Viscount fiestasov, in the double bodied phaeton,
draws by four ponies and driven by two postillions. The rt•
malodor of the suite followed in two single pheatons and an open
carriage. His blarney proceeded from Cumberland Lodge by the
obelisk, passing the head of Virginia Water. the grand western road.
and proceeded to eke clock.case which stands os an eminence on
the left of the western road, and commands a view of Virginia
Water and the surrounding country. They passed by Bevidere to
Virginia Water, and visited the fishing temple, and returned
to Cumberland Lodge, where they arrived at half past di o'clock
and dressed for dinner. which was served up in the blue room at
seven o'clock. The Royal Band were In attendance. and played
during the dme of dinner and the evening. tM the Royal Party
taking their seats at the dining table, the band played the overture
of Henri Quota and other French pieces, accompanied with the
=alma:eh of " The Maid of Orleans." followed by some of
's pieces, together with some of Hamlet's and the Corona-
den Hymn, concluding, on the departure of his Manger, at 20
minutes to ten o'clock, with the grand national anthem of Goo
save the King."
COURT CIRCULAR.

Prince Leorous gave his second grand entertainment
on Monday evening. at Marlborough House, which was one of the
most brilbant and fashionable parties that has been given this season.
Nearly the whole of the members of the Royal Family in town
were present s the Duke of Seem, the Duchess of Kole, the
Princess Annum, the Duke and Duchess of Gusuctsvag, and the
Princess flovana NAMPA arrived in the early part of the evening.
The Duke of CUIWILLAND joined the party about twelve o'clock,
heeling arrived from Windsor but a short time previous.
The company began to arrive a few minutes before ten o'clock,
and continued setting down without intermission for the space or
two hours. The party. which included the irst.rate Nobility and
Gentry, was more numerous than on the last occasion, and were,
on their arrival, severally introduced to his Royal Highness.
At eleven o'clock a concert commenced in the grand half. The
hall was fitted up as a music room ; the paintings which embellish
its ceiling. and also its sides, appeared to great advantage ea this
occasion.

Refreshments were served to the company during the evening in
an ante-room. in which is placed an excellent portrait of the Ditches
of Kim and the litineess Vic-roam.

After the coocert, the company adioorned to the drawing.room,
where the supper was served. The company WOO after took their
departure.
The Duke of Oa Lamm visited his MAJESTY vest. eddy.
Lord FARNBOROUGH had an audience yesterday of
the Moo.

The Princess Auourrn left town yesterday morainic
far fie seat of the Duke and Duchess of Cca army in MET Park.
Her Royal Highnesi remained to dinner with the Duke. and
Duchess. and in the evening returned to her residence in the King's
Palace, &. James's.

A Metsanger was sent off last evening with dis-
patches front the Admiralty for Sir Pucvsanry Maccoms, the Com.
sunder of the naval Nice in the Mediterranean • and alsofrom Sir
Gamma Mazur to Sir Fazonascit Aoass, the Lord High Com-
missioner of the lonian Isles.

Sir Joan KiANIC, Lieutenant Governor of Jamaica,
arrived in town on Tuesday from Jamaica. Sir Joys attended
yesterday at the Colonial Oftce, and transacted business with' Sir
Games dluasuv.
The Brazilian Minister arrived in town on Saturday
night from Dover.
DUBLIN., MAT. 30. • -

With feelings of sincere regret we have to announce
the dead' of the Right Hon. Hiner Lassos, brother to thi Earl
of Musowu. Mr. Leeson had accompanied his brother and other
Gentlemen, on a fishing party, to the neighbourhood of MulUngar,
and while engaged in that pursuit on Belvedere Lake yesterday, be
happans4 to turn suddenly round to address Lord blikown. by
labia asotion a mall boat in which be sat was (merle, and the

nedisetsnate Gentleman never rose again. Two attendants saved
themselves by clinging to Ilse boat. Lord Alikown's servant
pinged ea the instant into the Lake, and Main about the spot a
considerable time in the vain hope of rendering assistance. The
body was discovered and raised within less than an hour, and every
exertion that friendship or professional aid cuuld make to restore
animation was, we grieve to say, used without effect. Mr. Leeson
was about 47 years of age.