Star.
London, England, 1829-06-25 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

At twn o'clock yesterday afternoon the Princess
Auousea, the Duke and Duchess of GLOOCISTII4 the Princess
and the Princess 801111111 MATILDA arrived at his Majesty's
Palace in St. James's Park. Their Royal Highnesses were re-
ceived by Lord FARNIOROVIIII, who conducted the Royal Party to
the terrace, while they sent one of the Royal carriages for the
Duchess of CLAIIINCX, who bad just arrived in town front her real.
dence in Bushy Park. On the arrival of the Duchess of Or ISMS,
who was accompanied by the Duchess of Sass WRIIIAI4 the Royal
visitors were conducted by Lord Faanaosovon over those parts of
the Palace which have been finished, Mr. Rota.% the clerk of the
works, attending the illustrious party with the plans of the Palace,
to explain the whole of the arrangements far the completion of
tboss parts of the edifice which still remain in an unfinished state.'
After being occupied about two hours in the inspection, the Royal
Party left the Palace.
The Duke and Duchess of CLARIINCI, accompanied
by the Duchess of Sass• Wantaa and the Prince and Princess of
%Vanua, came to town yesterday afternoon. from their residence
in Bushy Park.
The Plii.cess SOPHIA MATILDA arrived at Gloucester.
house, Park-lane, yesterday morning, from her residence on Black-
heath, on a visit to the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCCITER.

The Lords of his MAJIISTY'LI most Honourable Privy
Council held a meeting in the Privy Council chamber. Whitehall,
at eleven o'clock yesterday morning: those present were, Lord
WYNN'S'', the Vice CHANCILLOS, the JUDOS of the ADMIRALTY
Comer, Sir G. Rose, and the Right Hon. Hums Etttoe.
The appeal of 4 Shell e. Dagua," from Grenada, which had
been partly heard at the previous Sleeting, was resumed. Mr.
HORNS and Mr. SMARTS argued at great length on the case; the
first named Gentleman on behalf of the appellants. This cause
occupied their Lordships till half past three o'clock, when the Court
adjourned.
Delon But.ow, the Prus.ian Minister, had a con-
ference with the Duke of Wuxi:twee yesterday morning, at the
Treasury. The Eul of As aaaaa u and the Catouczt.tos of the
&comma visited his Grace yesterday.
Count de Moi.viee, the Danish Minister, and M.
Beessonn. the Spanish Minister, bad interviews with the Earl of
Assailers yesterday, at the °Hee of the Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs.
Baron Cerro, the Bavarian Minister, also transacted
business at the Foreign Mice yesterday.

GRAND ENTERTAINMENT BY THE EAST

INDIA COMPANY.

Yebterday evening the Ea.t India Company gave a
most splendid dinner at the Albion Tavern, to his Ma-
jesty's Ministers. The entertainment was given on the
occasion of, and previous to, the departure of the Earl
of Dalhousie to take the command in chief of the army
in Bengal; and of Sir Sidney Beckwith to Madras.
There were present the Duke of Wellington. Lord Aberdeen.
Lord Lyndhurst, Lord Batumi, Lord Rosalyn, Lord Hill, the
Duke of Bucckuch, Lord Montague, the Earl of Delimitate, Lord
' Ramsay. the Marquis Camden, Lord Melville, Ssr Grump Murray,
Lord Brecknock, Lord Filenborough, Lord Ashley, Mr. Peel, Mr.
Goulburn, Mr. Arbuthnot, Mr. 'Herrin, Mr. Courtenay, the At.
torney General, Sir Howard Douglas, Lord Beresford, Sir Herbert
Taylor. the Speaker of the House of Commons, Sir Sidney Beck.
with. and many other distinguished persons.
There was a great concourse of persons in the vicinity of the
tavern, to witness the arrival of the distinguished guests invited.
On the Duke of Wellington's carriage drawing up, his Grace was
most loudly cheered, and on passing up the staircase, the several
parties dining at the Albion spontaneously gave three cheers.
The Chairman of the East India Company presided, supported
by the Earl of Dalhowde, the Lord Chancellor, and the Duke of
Wellington, ike. on his right, and by Sir Sidney Beckwith, and other
distinguished personages on his left.
The dinner was served up in a Princely style wholly on silver,
and consisted of every delicacy nature and art could produce. The
dessert was composed of the choicest fruits.
On the removal of the cloth, the King" was given from the
Chair, and most enthusiastically drank.
After the other branches of the Royal Family had been honoured
with the accustomed forms, _ .

The Osamu/an then rose to introduce to the notice of thar dis-
tinguished guests, and paid a high compliment to the Earl of Dal.
Intone who was about to take his departure for India. The
Chairman also introduced to the notice of the company Sir Sidney
Beckwith.
Lord DALHOUSIE returned thanks.

On the proposal of the '• Health of the Duke of Wellington, and
the rest of his Majesty's Mini sssss ," the toast was drauk with the
loudest acclamations, and

Hi. Grace the Duke of Wattauaeou returned thanks for the
honour done him.

Several other toasts were given in the course of the evening, and
the company did not depart till late.
There was a more num attendance, as will be observed by
the names above given. at the dinner, of his 31ajrsty's Ministers,
than at any oldie entertainments given in the city for some time past.
The Duke of Wellington, at his departure, was again loudly
cheered by the populace.