Star.
London, England, 1827-05-04 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duke of CLAnseica end Viscount MeLvtt.Lz
visited the Knee yesterday, at his Palace, in St. James's. "
The Duchess of Caresser arrived at her temporary residence It
Charles-street, Berkeley-square, yesterday afternoon, from her seat
in Bushy Park.
The Duchess of Gsamaczeree visited the Princess &muses yes-
terdal, at her residence in the King's Palace, St. James's.
The Princess AUGUSTA took an airing yesterday, in her carriage-
and-four.
A Board of the Lords of the Treasury was held au Tuesday at
the Treasury Chambers, at which Mr. Casuals attended for the
Ant time, and was swore is on his appointment of First Lord of
the Treasury. Lord Etter and Lord Levason Gamma were also
swum in as Lords of the Treasury, at the same meeting.
Yesterday afternoon, at two o'clock, Viscount Denim and
Wom, the new Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, held a kvee
at the Foreati Office, in Downing-street, it which the Foreign
Ambassadors and Ministers in town came to pay their respects to
the Noble Viscount on his appointment. These were present—
Prince Esterhazy. the Austrian Ambassador; Prince Poligase,
the French Ambassador ; the Spanish Minister ; Monsieur Falck,
the Ambassador from the Netherlands,- Baron Ballow. Prussian
Moister; the Baron Stiernold, the Swedish Minister; the Danish
Minister; the Marquis de !alumna, the Pertugeese Miniver;
the American, Neapolitan, Sardinian Bavarian, Wurtetnberg,
Hanoverian, Baden and Hesse, and Brazilian Ministers. Their
Excellencies came in their different uniforms, the same as when
attendieg the Kinds Court, and wore their different orders. Their
Excellencies were severally introduced to the new Secretary by the
Under Secretaries of State for Foreign Affairs.
Viscount Gonsaucs, Viscount Ges.evitca, Lod Baxter, Mr.
Wens, and Mr. Jaren, visited Mr. Caimans yesterday.
Earl Molar! transacted business yesterday at the slice of the
Secretary of State for the Home Department.
On Tuesday the two pieces of small carmen (formerly belonging
to Times Sam) which were sold to the Kato at the sale of the late
Duke of Yoze's effects, were removed from theists Duke's garden
to his MASSITT'S armoury in the new Palace.
Lord Baur bad a select party to dinner yesterday, at his resi-
dence in Onsat George-street.
The splendid token of regard which we asentioned_yesterday as
having been received by the Earl of Emmet from the Kam is not
the enirone with which he has been konillared with by his Soya-
same. When he was Lord Chancellor under his late Mesmer.
ed bad been io Mike about seven years, he went on the eth of Jute,
the Knee's birth-day (which was also his own), to congratulate his
MASKSTT. The Kum, in return, congratulated the Chancellor, at
the same time presenting him, as a token of his regard, with a vale.
able favourite gold watch. chain, and four gold seals attached to it.
FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS _

General Buller and Family, in Upper Berkeky.strem, from their
seat, Clarendon Park ; Lord Robert Spencer, In Arlington.streee,
from his seat, Woolbeding, Sussex; the Duke of Leeds, la Bruton.
street ; the Hon. George Petre, at the Clarendon Hotel, Dona-
-1 street, from a tour; Mrs. Collins and Family. in Manebester-square,
from Bats; Lord and Lady Forrester, in Albemarle-street; Gets.
O'Neil, at the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street, from Ireland ; the
Earl of Thanet, at Fenton 's Hotel, St. James-street, from his seat
in Kent; Admiral Sir John Wells, Bart. at ditto, from his seat in
Sussex; Colonel and Mrs. Lloyd, at the Pakeney Hotel, Abe.
rnarle.street, from their seat in Sussex; Sir John Thomas, Bart.
Lady Thomas, and Miss Thomas, at Beret's Hotels, Clifford and
Cork.strects; Mr. Harcourt and Ladies, at ditto.
Siucapore Papers have been received at the North
and South American Coffee-house to the sth January.

The following are extracts x
By advice. of the lath November, from Bankok, per the brig
Natsary, we learn that the Siamese were busily engaged in forti-
fying the mouth of the river, being In daily expectation of an
attack from the English ; so firmly persuaded were they of this,
that they had several boats eruiziag outside the bar, to give them
the earliest intelligence of the arrival of the English ships. No
communication bad been received from the Burmese side of the
country, since Captain Burney left Siam; but there was a report
at Bankok, that the English bad taken possession of Queda for the
old King. The report is stated to have arisen from the King of
Ligor having left the place rather suddenly, at the commencement
of the Siamese holidays.
A petty embassy or mission from Cochin China was at Bankok
at the above date. A rebellion had broken out in Cochin China,
bat the object of the mission was more of a negative kind, to pre-
vest the Siamese joining the rebels, than to solicit their assistance.
A Siamese junk had been cut off by pirates only a few miles from
port, sad the crew, with the exception of two who jumped over
hoard, were massacred.
An English and Malaya' school had been established at Telook
♦yer, for the purpose of teaching the children of all classes of
native inhabitants to read and write the English and Malayan
languages in the Roman character, and upon the British system.

The Patent constituting his Royal Highness the Duke
of Cs.aamca to be Lord High Admiral was read on Wednesday,
when his Royal Highness took his seat accordingly, in the room
which has hitherto been the Admiralty Board-room, and entered
upon the duties of his important Office. Moat earnestly we pray
that his Royal Highness's administration of the naval affairs of
Great Britain may be prosperous, and that her maritime greatness
and glory may be still more exalted under the double standard of
Royalty and of the High Admiral of England.
Sir JOHN LEACH: Knight, was On day sworn in be-
fore the Lord CHANCILLOA as Master of the ROLLS,
at Westminster Hall.
Wednesday, the Right Hon. the Earl of WAHYSS ar-
rived from Scotland.
At the dinner of the friends of the London National
Schools, on IVednesday, after the examination of the children, and
.the usual touts were drunk, the Bishop of CHESTER came in, and
apologizing (or his lateness, said he had been compelled to attend his
Parliamentary duties in the House of Lords. It became, be said, at
this momentous period (produced by the late changes in the Admi-
nistration) the duty of every Peer to attend his duties In Puna.
meat, and support to the utmost of his ability the Bstablished
Church of the country—(Cheers). Perhaps at no farrier period of
our history ought the national schools to be more strenuously sup-
ported than now. In them the established religion was inculcated
into the minds of those who, perhaps, on a tubule occasion. might
have a duty to perform in opposing any innovation on the Church
of England.
Tuesday evening, Godstone and the line of road lead.
ins to Croydon, was sidled by a thunder-storm. The lightning
was very vivid, and the rain tell in torrents.

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Catherine will proceed immediately. By advice, from-"M_The
fifty large misticos are building I. Saarpente, foe the ......._'""Vilio :l
piracy. Ships of war in port-A.12,84 ; bldiaa, 20; p,`,;;;7, ci 1.-ielti
' Pelican, IS; Mastiff, 6; Rose, le; Brisk, 10; and nu., -*AI `4l
numeral, Mar 2.-Wind South.-Arrived u 6 --
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Sprightly, Uansems, from Faro. a* l'Utt, tie • •ulli
Pearnscourar, Mar 5.-Wind N.W. to W,.-.Am,e d
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ward transport, from Lisbon. • Sailed the Constantine
nd -`ta.„,„_.*
Russian ships of war, for St. Petersburgh; and hi. Ijasiot--"•mses
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RE;oworsiallaaw' femur ar,SierraMarLe°ll6s.-Paseed by, the Euphrates, sete„.olll . •
Calcutta. • .
Dear., Mar s.-Wind &W,.-Arrived from Lande ~,1
main, the Vibelia, Sezenatme, for the Cape; 7,.._..16 4■llll
ext. Lea, for Bermuda; Gen1i,....—., for Rio; and Lid, r.,..."'"""
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Warm, for Genoa. Arrived the Cambric Castle, Daa;‘,--',(„„„,
Bengal; and his Majesty's ship GALAIVA, ftam pometbstir`m
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veral of the outward bLend have sailed. Arrived the nek
*ante, Hourtor, from ladle. or . awl
Oaavesene, Mar S.-Sailed the Kingston, Bowes, fotß . !Mel
Meeting &ar,Gness, for Ceylon; and Beitjarnht, Sumas, arc 74,1; leal
Imeaupooe., Mar 9.-Arrived the Higgiasee, Benet. kern get, • '
badges. The klanclester, --..., tram New Grim ~ was of . Baal
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Sweepstakes of too sows. each, h. ft. for throe To tad: rite Ash
Lord Wbarneliffe's The Dragon, Sit fib. ) es di
Mr. Dilly's Maidonia, set, sill. . S Deed ken,
Mr. Scott Stenebewer's Goshawk, Sst.lllb. . . ....... I
Lord Easters Recruit, Sit. 41b. . • •
After the Dead Heat The Dragon walked over, egg Loa Mien.
elite and Mr. Dilly divided the stake. T
4 to 1 apt The Dragon; 7 to 4 apt Goshawk; s to I ages 16.
emit. Six started. One paid. Antall rode The Drips; sad x ?Mil
Paris, 16abionLa. •
The I,oooge &ides of 100 eon. each, h. Et. fillies, sg. egb, .26. . aseim
D. M. woe
Duke of Grafton's bt. by Wok! • • • I eon
4 eon-
.. Monody . • . • hit I
Lard Exeter's. by Soothsayer . • • • 4 Lab
I to I apt hr. by Woftal ; 5 to 2 apt Monody; II tog aim..
Soothsayer. Seven started. Seven paid. Theis* placed but tea IN
Buckle rode the winner. ,
The King's Plate of 100 p. for four yrs old, test. live, Het* •
six, and aged, nat. R.C.
Mr. Wyndham's Chateau Margaux, 4 yrs . minim/
111
Match-500 sem. 1011 ft. eat. tilb. each. R.M.
Colonel Wilson's f. by Ruben,, rec. 100 mss. from Sir J. Mks
f. by Grey Wain* (dead). - a
Wzonsoar Nom tnio
The Duke of Portland left to-day for town, in order to be pram Ike,
In the House of Lords to-night, but his Gras* returns to-roween ned
morning in time for the races. Lord Darlington and lit. Mik whd
have also departed. so et
There were on the Heath, the Dukes of Grafton, Richton/Ad obis
Portland; Lards Exeter, Cavendish, Titchfield, Orford, Irma. o
ridfe, Jeney..Ventiam frenwich, C Somerset, Fitzroy, &Mad; *es
Miltown; and most of ether Noleiemep and Gentlemen erne
names have before appeared. ..--
At the Rooms-C. 'Wilson, Esq. Duke of •Ridenend, tel ,
Jersey, Sir Job' Shelley, Colonel Lyster, Colonel Resign, Carat joie
Stanley, Mr. kiollyoake' Mr. Payne, Mr. Irby, Mr. J. MI, Az
The party was increased in the nettng by several ether rusks B
from private parties. Pro,
Iles Marquis' and Marchioness of Exeter had a dinna. patty. sista
The betting at the New Betting-rooms this evening has his - taw
busk, generalaud heavy, at the following odds-- tonal
NZIOIAREIT SUM/In-( FRIDAY).
1 7 to 4 apt Lord Wbarucliffe' Carthusian. . lb
4 to 1 apt Mr. Wyndham's Gaberlungie. of PI
T to 1 apt Mr John Shelley', Mansfield. salmi
Deasy. treat
I 4to 1 apt Olenartney .leto 1 apt Etna Tale /Am
11 to 1 apt Defence ss to I apt Taller Ph*
. 15 to 1 apt Espilgoolle 1.1 to 1 apt Gaberlsnsie rlenj
, 15 to 1 apt Roderkk 40 to 1 apt Maresteld &
15 to 1 apt Turcoman SO to I apt Chrysalis Peel
i 14 to 1 apt Spondee IS to 1 apt Dir.lfates's 2 ',ftill Wei
i OAnll. dint
• oto 2 apt Deana Clara 111 to 1 apt Translation
at to 1 agst Droned 20 to 1 apt Ben
10 to I apt Brown Duchess 23 to 1 apt Calypso
IS to I apt Morel 25 to 1 ago Mew Wilson
17 to 1 apt Gainers 40 to 1 apt Pantina N
mist
r MOO'S TUZATEIL—In consequence of the indiipai• RI(
b. don of Signor CilitiOnt and Signor Caw, there was ea performers
~ last night. The Opera of Semireteside, in which Madame Paw C:
will make bey fire appearance, stands at present fee Saturday. a 11l
. Tuesday, a Requisition was presented so the Mope aim
e of Liverpool, fors Meeting to be called, for the Ferran 0 se. had
t salting an Address of Congratulation to the Kum on attends Dm
a of the new Administration. we
- Wednesday the General Committee of the Nattong ed.
Society held their Meeting at St. Martin's Vestry Room. halts MI
dkis Grace the Archbishop of York ; the Bishops of lit. ANA vie
Worcester. Bath and Wells, Exeter. Gloucester, and Brutal; Led ewe
IPA
i Kenyon.icy. Archdeacons Pat and Cambridge. Sir James Lag.
ham, Bart. and other Members. Three new Schools were trite(
indr
'• to the Society, and several grants of money were voted, from SOY
to 4W. towards the building, enlarging, and fitting up of SAO
10,
g Rooms.
L. AssASSINATIOII Or MAJOR LAINO.--By 2 letter fro I
o Sulkers Ley Tripoli of the Sth April, it appears that Major Los Me
50 has really fallen a victim to his perseverance, alter having reacki r
a Tombeetoo. The Pacha of Tripoli communicates this news ft Joe
O a letter of the Governor of °had:lnes. The English tune •' -...
* escaped the brigands of the territory of Tonle by the hospimbe
I care of a Marabout, by whose assistance he was enabled to real
* Tombuctoo.--Shortly after his arrival the Fatah, to the ander
le. of 30,000, came to demand blot, In order to pot him to dead, admEl.il
It destroy the information which he had acquired, .• and term*
lasi
thereby," they said, " Christian nations from profiting by Sob'.
k formation to penetrate some day Into these distant countries hi! sfl
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11. purpose of enslaving them." These are the expressions oftkal.
et]
et: flanGtihadamealed at Teeninbactooah eke
oPvisechhia.mTbupe, Parnidneemo wthsidosillnie
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In privately under an escort of fifteen of his own guard. The Psis
__ 4at however, having discovered this, pursued him, and murdered Mfg
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of this mysterious town. This information is communicated by I
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in Scheik of Tripoli, who has long resided at Tombuctoo.
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td At St. Luke's, Chelsea, the Rev. Geo. Darby St. Quip*" and
sy Georgians, Misdate Louisa, second daughter of the lion lot
of Rev. Girald WellesSey, D.D. *PS
ss Rev. Gilbert Alder, 8.C.1.. of Little Hampton, fk "IL to Illso net
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of hetb, third daughter of Peter Damvsy,Dßsq.
.. of Champion lilll,9**l.
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e- Tuesday, at Brighton, the Right Hon. Lady Caltborpe. .
to
Sunday sennlght, at Darius Tower, near Dumfries,
a, ate
Francis-Hunter Arundell, Esq.
At Petting. oo the 47th of September last, Captain lobo brit
r- Gamage, of the Madras Horse Artillery. be
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At the Manse of Haddington on the 10th inst. Brogue' "4
al surviving daughter of the Rev. Dr. Lorimer.
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