Star.
London, England, 1828-07-01 00:00:00

WEIMA lt, JUNI 19.

It was on the 15th instant that we received the me-
lancholy news of the sudden death of our •enerated
Grand Duke at Graditz, on his return from Berlin,
where he had spent several happy days in the midst of
the Royal Family, and had the pleasure of seeing his
first great grandchild, the infant son of their Royal
Hignesses Prince and Princess Charles of Prussia. Our
beloved Prince had passed the day on the 14th in
perfect health. About nine in the evening he retired
to his apartments and placed himself at a window,
[ smoking a segar, and leaning his head on his
hand. A servant was going to present him a cup
of broth, when Major Von Gamer, his Chamberlain,
perceiving that he looked faint, hastened to him, and
[ with the servant led him to a sofa, but at the same
time his eyes closed never again to open. Such was
the tranquil close of a life, which had opened to thou-
sands the source of manifold enjoyments, had protected
and encouraged many great men, whose reputation is
spread over the whole civilized world, and whose im-1
mortal works will be inexhaustible sources of instruction
and delight for ages to come.
On the same evening that the melancholy news was
received, the chief Officers of State and the troops ofl
the garrison took the oath of allegiance to the present
Grand Duke, his Royal Highness Charles Frederick,
who is at St. Petersburgh with kis consort, the Grand
Duchess Maria.

EXCHANGES ON LONDON.

MILAN, J 071114.-90 D. 49 32.
PA ADRIA, JUNII 18.-364.
FRANI FOS; Joss 23.—Two months 149 h.
Auessuso, Ram 23.-9 53.

A Cabinet Council assembled at half-past two this
afternoon in the Foreign Office, Downing-street, and
was numerously attended.

The Duke and Prince George of CUMBERLAND, and
the Princess SOMA, visited his Mainers' yesterday, at his Palace
in St. James's.

The Duke of CLARENCE., attended by Capt. SPENCER,
left town about ten o'clock yesterday morning for the Royal Dock-
yard at Deptford. His Royal Highness, on his arrival, went over
the whole of the Victualling Department, and afterwards returned
to his residence in the Admiralty.
The Princess AUGUSTA, attended by Miss WYNYARD,
left her residence in the King's Palace, St. James's, in her carriage
and four yesterday morning, for her seat at Frogmore. Her Royal
Highness's suite left town at an early part of the morning in two
carriages and four. The Princess received visits yesterday morn-
ing and on Sunday evening from the Dukes of Coussecaxn, Sus-
ses, and CAINBILLDOC, the Duchess of KNIT, the Duchess of GLOW. I
mama, the Princess Semite, and Prince Gamma of Cumazaraato.
The Duke and Duchess of Cr./Armee, the Duchess
of Kam, the Duchess of Saza Merriman and a select party dined
with Prince LEOPOLD on Sunday at Alarlborough-house, Pall Mall.
The Duke of CUMBERLAND honoured the LORD
Cmtuceccoa with his company to dinner on Sunday, at his resi-
dence in George-street, Hanover-square.
Prince GEORGE of CUMBERLAND tame to town yes.
terday morning from Kew. His Royal Highness, accompanied by
his Preceptor, the Reverend Mr. Jur, returned to Kew in the
afternoon in his pony-chaise.
The Duke of GORDON 'visited the Duke of CAM-
among yesterday, in the King's Palace, St. James's.
Monsieur FALCK, the Ambassador from the Nether-
lands, transacted business with the Karl of ABERDRZN yesterday.
The Earl of GROSVENOR entertained a large party to
dinner yesterday, at his house in Upper Grosvenor-street.
The Marchioness of LONDONDERRY gave a splendid
fancy dress ball and supper yesterday evening, at Holderness
House, Park-lane._

Sir Ammar COOPZR is, we hear, about to lead to the
hynsenial altar one of the wealthy and accomplished
daughters of the late Mr. Josses, of Gtacechntch.sueet.

BRIGHTON, JUNE 29.
Friday evening, the Talbot steam-packet brought
from Dieppe the remains of the infant daughter (about
five years of age) of Sir Hudson and Lady Lowe. The
child had expired, after some weeks' illness, at Taylor's
Hotel there, where Lady Lowe is remaining. It will be
interred in the family vault in Paddington Church. •
Lady thstrent and family arrived at the Marine Hotel last night.
Lord and Lady Batuavars came in last night; they purpose em-
barking for Dieppe and Paris on Tuesday.
The Dowager Lady novo, who bad been on a visit to Mrs
Pm, left us yesterday. Mrs. PAa and family were among the
departures of this morning.