Star.
London, England, 1829-07-15 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Yesterday her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta
arrived at her residence, Frogmore Lodge, for the summer season.
Yesterday morning °Slone' Clitheroe reviewed the
Regiment of Foot Guards now stationed at Windsor, in the Great
Park, prior to a more general review, which will shortly take place,
by his Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester.
The Duchess of Clarence and the Duchess of Saxe-
Weimar went, with their suite, in two carriages to the Royal ?di-
Miry Asylum at Chelsea. The boys of this institution were drawn
out to receive the Duchess of Clarence with military honours, and
performed various evolutions. During the time the boys were at
dinner, the two Duchesses went over the establishnsest. At two
o'clock the boys formed into line, mustering 800 strong, and marched
in columns at quarter distances, in quick time, before the Duchesses,
the band, consisting of 40 boys, playing a march. On being dis-
missed by their o&ers, they went through tbeir gymnastic exer-
cises. The Royal party then proceeded to the College and inspected
the veterans, and then went over the different departments of the
College. They then took leave, and proceeded to the residence of
Sir Willoughby Gordon, where the distinguished party partook of
an elegant &Ouse.
The Duke of Clarence returned to town on Monday
evening, from a visit to the King at the Royal Lodge in Windsor
Park.

Prince Leopold honoured Prince Esterhazy with his
company to dinner yesterday, at Chandos House.
The Duke and Duchess of Clarence entertained the
Prussian Minister, and Baroness Below and Count itedern, to
dinner yesterday, at their residence in the King's Palace, Sc. James's.
The Earl of Chesterfield entertained the Duke of Cum-
berland and a numerous party to dinner en Monday, at Chester-
field House, South Audiey-street.
The French Ambassador and the Marquis de Barba-
ma had an interview yesterday with the Karla Aberdeen, at the
Foreign Office. _

The Earl of Chesterfield gave a grand dinner on board
his yacht, yesterday, to a numerous party of the Nobility and
Gentry.

BRIGHTON, July 13.
_..._

The Russian Ambassador arrived at the Albion on
Friday evening, but left us the following morning for
Tunbridge Wells, where, we understand, the Princess,
family, and suite, have possession of the mansion pre-
viously occupied by the Prince and Princess PeoLIO N AC.
In all probability, when they remove from Tunbridge
Wells, it will be to this place.
The Count Matonsberits has returned to London. The Count
Sobolewski has embarked for France.

Lady Arthur Somerset, who arrived on Saturday for a lengthened
sojourn, this day toot possession of a house in Ilarine-square.
Hr. G. Downes, from Tunbridge Wells, who came hither on
Saturday, has engaged, and is now occupying, a house in Orients
Terrace.

Lord Seaford, who left the New Steyne Hotel a few days back,
is at Seaford.
The last anivals at, and departures front, the New Ship Ina,
Include Sir James Adams, Captain Wilkinson and family. Dir. and
Mrs. Hay and family, Mr. Hap and Sono, Mr. Francis, Mr.
Thomsen Mr. Hutches, Mr. Baron, Mr. James Bias, Dlr. W.
Biggs, Mr. Knans. Mr. Mercer, Mr. J. Musfrall. Mr. Daniell,
Mr. Harvey. Mr. Roberts, Mr. R. Lossick, Miss Graves, Dlr.
Cray, and Mr. Crawford.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.

The Countess of Warden, at Bryant's Hotel (late Warne's) Con-
duit-street, from Hatfield; Capt. and Mrs. Ii 'Donald, at ditto ;
Colonel Colburn, in Hertford-street, from Canterbury; Sir James
Stewart, Bart. at the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street, from Methley
Castle; Lord Valencia, at ditto, front Wales; Mr. and Mrs. Foster
and family, at Gould's Hotel, Jermyn-street. from Italy; Colonel
Dalrymple, at ditto, from Bath; J. Warburton, Esq. at ditto, from
Cambridge ; Sir George Talbot, Bart. and family, at Minn's Hotel,
Lower Brook and Davies Streets, front Italy.; Mrs. and Miss
Bathurst, at ditto, from Bath; Lady F. L. Gower, In Albemarle.
street, from Lord Deere's seat, in Herr ; the Reverend C. Searle,'
at Kirkhara's Hotel, Lower Brook-street, from a tour; Mn and
Miss Campion' at ditto, front their mat. Danny, near Brighton ;
Mr. and Mrs. Heath and family. at Fentoo's Hotel, St. James's-
street, from Paris ; M. Parker, Esq. at ditto, from ditto ; Major
rancour*, at ditto, from ditto; C. R. M. Talbot, Esq. at ditto, from
ditto; George Parkes, Esq. at ditto. from Surrey ; Mr. and Mrs.
Hagart, at the London Hotel, Albemarle-street, from Windsor.
DEPARTURES.
Vernon Dolphin, Esq. and Mrs. Dolphin. from Bryant's Hotel
(late Warne's), Conduit-street, for tbejr house, Eyeford, Giouces.
tershire ; Lord and Lady Glentworth, and the Hon. Misses Pery,
from Nerot's Note; Clifford-street, for, their house, Portritan-
!quart ; E. I. Littleton, Esq. 51. P. from G ccccc nor-place, for
Teddesley, Lichfield ; Viscount Melville, for Tunbridge Wells; the
Marquis and Marchioness of Stafford, for their seat near Wands. ,
worth; the Duke and Duchess of Bedford, for Woburn Abbey;
Lord and Lady Holland, from Holland House, for AmpthW, Bed-
fordshire ' • the Archbishop of Armagh. and the Ladies .13eresford,
for the Palace, Armagh, Ireland; E. It. Tornio, Esq. M.P. Mrs.'i
Tunno and family, from Upper Brook-street, for Tunbridge Wells;. I
Lord Sandon, for the Marchioness of Bute's seat, in Surrey; the
Hon. William and Lady Barbara Ponsonhy, from St. James's.
square, for the Continent; J. Calvert. Esq. M.P. Mrs. Calvert
and family, from Epsom, for their seat Albury Hall, Herts ; the
Earl of Gosford, for his seat in Suffolk% the Hon. MG and Mrs.
Kenyon, from Portman.square, for their seat near Shrewsbury;
the Hon. Champion and Mrs. Dymock, from Upper Brook-street,
for the Continent; Sir Henry Fane, Hart. from the Royal Hotel,
St. James's-street, for his seat in Hams; Lord and Lady Mark
Kerr, from Mivart's Hotel, Lower Brook and Davies-streets. for
their seat, Henley on Thames; A.Burdett. Esq. and sons, from
Kirkham's Hotel, Lower Brook-street, on a tour; Mrs. TatteraU
and Mrs. Baker, from the London Hotel, Albemarle-street, for
Kent; A. D. Stewart, Esq. from Featon's Hotel, St. James's-street, '
for Cambridge • Captain Munday, front the British Hotel, Jennytt.
street, for Worthing; W. Parsons, Esq. from ditto (or Paris.
Arrivals at Falconer's Hotel, Edinburgh. Russell. RAJ
T. C. Maynard, Esq. of Harlsey Hall. and friend; Peter blacar-
shut, Esq. Nairn • Captain Jentenett ; B. S. ffelcock. Esq.
flit
James
,Barrow, Bart. Alexander Gordon, RAP
.Departures.--Colonel MiGregor from Andgoa, Lady, and
family; Mrs. E., Todd, Piliss Jessie. Todd, .Miss Sophia Todd;
John Buchan. Esq. of Manchester, for the. Nora; Adam Gordon,
Esq. of Cairnfield, Ilanffshiro. and James .Gotdoia .Ditlf, Esq. of
London, og a tour round the Scotch_ Lakes; James Russell, Rsq.
Captain Jeinenett ; Jobn Cumming, Esq. Dr. MiPherson, and
William bl‘Phersonjur the Scotch Lakes.

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Prince Lieven • had- a dinner party yesterday, at Ash-
..
burnbant House, Dover-street.
The Duke of Beautfort 'entertained a &Anguished
party at dinner yesterday, at his house in Grosvenor-Nauru.
Lon' Grantham, accompaiihd by the 1-14 a. Mr. Robin-
son end several Noblemen, lets, the flivei.o4.Altlittiny la his hoe
yacht, the Nautilus, for the ed.* of Scotlasl4,,. Lardstee
pur-
poses visiting -the Orkney Islands, and afterwards, by passing
- through the Caledonian Canal, to view the western coda of Scot-
land.
Mr.,Mytten's Euphrates is nort in bite 13th year; he
has run 94 races, and won 40, of which 17 were gold cups, and four
King's plates. HU is sew " full UQUplllng.7 apd lash' to El*
his rates a- round hundred. • • • ' „
The Office of naval storekeeper at Deal has *An
"ho-
heated; the salary attached to. 14:4ithatittgureps4904 putangellto
with,44seuse contiguous to the naval-yetd.aud wswheld by.a..Cast-
asunder in the Navy, who, while he filled the numbs, received
no half pay. At present the duty is performed by the chief clerk
of the yard.

THE ARMY.

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• LIMERICK, Jute 11.
11 Major Kearney's dividon of the Queen's Bay s, from Newmarket,
paraded the streets of Ennis on Thursday, after which they returned
to their quarters.
A company of the 60th Rifles from Clare Castle marches Into
Ennis every evening, and sends out pietisms to patrole the streets
during the night, returning in the morning to their qudrters.
Wednesday list Sir John Byng inspected the depots of the 12th
and 91st Regiments at Londonderry, and selected a site to erect a
new barracks in that city.
Colonel Birch, Royal Engineers, is arrived at Plymouth, to take
the command of the Western district.
Ma oe General Sir Hudson Lowe, Governor of Ceylon, sailed
from th last week, in the Zenti.u.s, for that colony.
' An osier has been hosed that all Officer. ei Infantry Regiments
shad kw shaved dose.