Star.
London, England, 1828-11-20 00:00:00

T.

COURT CIRCULARt

The Duchess of KENT and the Princess Vic
NIA
we ere happy to %tate, are both recovered from the effects ei cams. Tbe Ps intro Victoasa walked out, and alio took oa
in a carting, on Totsday. for the Ana time since her reeoo..„l".
The Russian and French itethassadore had a (44.
ference with the Duke of Wattnicirou and the Raft of
Aae
The Biathlon and American Nl,nisters boo
views yesterday with the Part of Aimosso, at the °scoot oi
ItcTrethaeryll6florSctiatimisfwdeFuresßASLlA:Caitr.
nsst came to tnEn yalb
day morning. from the residence of the Queen of Poet
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goot
Lalebam. The Marquis had interviews both with the P "
and Brazilian klipiettrs.
A King's Messenger
ns
Office, Downing-street, on Twoiesisdriaas.tylenlthigethtFo,offwreirtirbgfndnilfffitee:brA:
Right llon. S AAAAA CANNING. and also for Lord Smog
°rimy, our Ambassador at
Mr. ADDINGTON arrival
Charge d'Affai afternoonres fromin Colombia,
with dispatches from the Druie
Dispatches were sent off yesterday from the Ofragag
the Commander of the Forces, to his at tilt Royal 144
In Windsor Park.
lhe Earl of ABERDEEN, Mr. S -creta,y Peet, rack
Coat:ammo& of the Ezcxeueta, visited the Duke of W
yesterday, at the Treasury.

FASIIIONALDE INTELLIGENCE,
ARRIVAI.&
Countess of Tanterville, in Gro.venorsqOare, r,, him.
the Marquis and Marchioness of Wellesley. in St. Jasale;'
from Ikighton; Mr. *,id Lady platy Boss, in the Regent',
crescent ; Mrs. and Miw Congtahle, in Green.stitet,. Pad 1,,
fruM Paris ; Capt. and Nits. Ludlow. in Seytnour-street, frees pa,..-7
Mrs. and Mien Keith, in Park • street, from the German Spa; cr;
Wade, in Pall-mall, from Rochester; Sir. and Mrs. Sbeffig.4'
Brook street, from Paris ; Mr. and Mrs. Dawson, in Cliarks4r.s.
Bei keiry-square, from the Netherlands; Capt. and Mrs. Gala.,
l'aritsplace, from Brighton ; Henry Grattan, Esq. lit.p.inj
Grattan, at Bryant's Hotel (late Warne',) Conduit-street, fgai
Brighton; Mrs. Dewar, at ditto, from Brawls; llou. H. fek,
the St. James's lintel, Jernsyn street, grim a tour; J. C. Pune,
Esq. at ditto, (runt Ms seat hi Worcestershire; 11. Addington, 4,
at the Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington and Curk•streett. frig
Frankfurt ; George Lane Fox, H.q. and family, at Cook's 1104
Alltensarie street, from their seat in Yorkshire; the Iler. gr.
Timpeson and family, at the Bath lintel, Arlington .street, frca
Siert.; the Hon. Mr. Carnegie, at ditto, from Bath ; Mr. and MIL
Campion and family, at Symnions's Hotel, from their teat. lam,
near Brighton.

DRPARTURR&
The Princess Lieyen, on a visit to the Rail and Cnerteo sl
Jers,y, lUiddietna Park, in Osfnrdshire ; Viscount Irmyislosm,
and the Hon. Miss Upton, from their house in lllll.nreet. far
Brighton ; Captain and Mrs. Ridley, from Portland-pLce, for
Bath; Mr. and Mrs. Keene, from Dover-street, for Hats;
Forbes, fur Dublin ; Countess Cowper and Lady Roams, ea a bit
to the Countess Jersey ; Major Palmer, for Denlogh ; the Voles(
Rutland and the Ladles Manners, from Cheveley Park, Cambridge.
shire, for Belvoir Castle, Leicestershire ; the Duchess of Iledierd,
from her-house in St. James's-square, for Brighton ; Lord %cod
Miss Itu.seU, Irom Sc. James's-square, for Brighton : Mr. and Ills
Ogilby, from Regent-street, fur their seat in Shrop.hhe ; sir. sal
Ferguson,Ales frum Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, tat this
seat in Hants.; Ili' James Stuart, Bart. of Allan Rank, frum CAM
Hotel, for his seat in Scotland ; Sir Lawrence Vaughan NA, km
SYmMons's Hotel (We Jordan's), St. Janws's-street, for his seat k
DrYonshits; Captain Blagraire, from the Bath Huta, tot Bets;
Capt. Sandford, from ditto, for llama.

THE NEW LONDON BRIDGE.

Yesterday afternoon the ceremony of fixing the key-
stone to the last arch of the New London Bridge toot
place. Flags were hoisted on the bridge, for a cab
iaunication from shore to shore is now opened. lip
concourse of people assembled to witness the common
was very great. The time fixed for the ceeemo; 'us
two,o'cloct, and by that hour hundreds of persons bad
tiseembled on the works,enzions to witness the cereal*.
The Vapidity with which this undertaking is proceed.
lag towards completion is-a matter of general surprise.
The first stone of the bridge was laid, it will be remem.
tiered, during the Mayoralty of Mr. Alderman Garratt,
in June, 1825. The work proceeded with vigour. and
by August, 1827, the first *arch bad been tinned sod
stone, the second arch half corned, and all the pier
erected. In Jone test the foundatiOn=tone if the last
arch we% laid. The fitar arift on if. Sontliwati side
is entirely freed Irons world *Or k, and bas been so foe
*some time. The second arch it neatly clear; and the
wood wink of the third *arch is about to be -removed.
The levels on the first arch for the toad have beeti
raised, said .on the second they 'ate in a forward slate.
On the city, as well at on the Southwark side, the stairs
to the bridge are in the coarse of tot mation, and it it
fully calculated, that in about a year the bridge will be
r. ady to be opened for foot passenger-.
Toe Lord Mayor and the Bridge Committee arrived
at about half past two o'clock, and preparations were
began for the ceremony. They keystone of the 61
abutment arch was raised, the Lord Mayor and the
Bridge Committee standing around it. The ttine win
then gradually lowered amidst discharges of cannon to
its place; after which a silken rope was attached to the
pulley, by which the " monkey' (a machine used in
driving piles) was worked, and the I.Grd Mayor assisted
in giving the last stroke, amidst loud cheers. His Lord
ship then took the mallet in his hand and musk the
stone three times. On the third airs ke being given, the
whole assemblage gave three times three. The L, rd
Mayor then addressed Si. E. Banks and Mr. Rennie, the
contractors for building the bridge, and expressed ha
gratification at the progress already made toward, the
conviction of the bridge. Ilia Lordship dashing a e;lins
irlf Champagne on the key-stone, drank "Success 0 the
Bridge.' This toa-t was drank by the company. to
whom wing and biscuits were handed, which ci ncluded
the ceremony. On the shores near the bridge hundreds
of persona were collected.
In the evening there was a splendid dinner at the
Albion Tavern, at which the Lord Mayor presided, oho
stated that the Duke of Wellington would have been
present, had he not received his Majesty's commairds to
go to Windsor. The compar-y retired early, the greater
pact having to attend the ball at Gu
The IC

Iva, we tej ,ice to state, continues in gea
health and excellent spirits.
HINRY UNIyIN ADDIWOTON, Esq. arrived at the
litoreign Once yesterday. from Frankfort, where be has for SO"
time represented the British Court.
Yesterday a Count of Directors was held at the East
India Hons., when the following Captains were sworn into die
command of their rtspeetive ships, viz. Captain iticitaao Gun
nein, Buckinghamshire, Captain WlLuau Hors, Herefordshire.
Bombay and Ihina; and Captain Bonsai Lucas, Duke of York,
Bengal and China.
The advice' from Calcutta mention the arrival at
Sanger, en the Id of July► of his Majesty's ship Undaunted, ha''
ing on board Lord W. C. Barrect, the new Governor General
of India. His Lordship was met by Commodore flans anti 3
Deputation from Government, with the Government yacht ; but
it was expected that his Lordship would nut leave the Undaunted
until she reached Calcutta. The accounts front Bombay state that
cholera southwest to rage at that Prenklency, which was to be at-
tributed to the want of rain. Mr. Biusicasav, the Advocate Ge-
Gera, had fallen a victim to cholera on the 234 of June, after elk
illness of only a fcw hoots.