Star.
London, England, 1829-10-12 00:00:00

THE KING,

WINDSOR, OCT. 11.—This forenoon the KING, ac-
companied by the Duke of Cll3l ZEALAND, the Lord
ST EU' A It D, and others of the distinguished members of the
Household, attended Divine Service at the New Chapel
Royal. The Rev. Mr. Mrso an v officiated, and Mr.
HORN presided at the organ. During the Lst three
days his MAJESTY has been occuFied, in his private
study, for several hours in the forenoon, with Govern-
ment dispatches, and, after forwarding the regular mes-
sengers in waiting—which it sometimes happens cannot
be done before two or three o'clock in the afternoon—
the phaetons being in readiness, his MAJE3TY enjoys
his accustomed recreation in taking, for two or three
hours, some of his most pleasurable drives. Yesterday
morning, at nine o'clock, the Duke of Ct mi;JRLAN D
arrived at the Royal Lodge, and had the honour cf break-
fasting with his MAJESTY. At eleven c'eloc!- his Royal
Highness, having a desire to enjoy tin, sports of the field,
accoutred for the purpose, and attended by Mr. l'l7 nx
his MAJESTY'S head gamekeeper, sallied forth, and, wit-1-
out entering the regular preserves, found plenty of phea-
sants and partridges, amongst which his Royal Highness
did great execution ; when after three hours' sport, his
Royal Highness returned to the Royal Lodge, and, after
partaking of some refreshment with the Kt NC:, accom-
panied his MAJESTY in his phaeton, who, proceeding
through Duke's-lane and Norfolk Farm, the latter being
one of his MAJEsTv's most particular preserves, hi:;
Royal Highness was astonished to see the numerous
quantities of game, and so tame that they would scarcely
move out of the way. The Km: extended his drive
to Virginia Water, Belvidere, returning by Blakeness,
China Island, Mill Wood, and Sandpit-gate to
the Royal Lodge, where his MAJESTY arrived at six
o'clock, and at seven o'clock honoured his Royal
Highness, and the distinguished Members of his
Household in Waiting, with his company to dinner.
This forenoon her 'loyal Highness Princess AUG usTA,
accompanied by her Lady in Waiting, attended Divine
Service at the parish church. To-morrow (this day), at
two o'clock, his IVIAJESTV will hold a Council at the
Castle, when it is expected that Parliament will be fur-
ther prorogued ; and, at the same time, that the Re-
corder will make his Report.

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

LISBON-Szrr 19.

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The attack on Mr. M'Kean and murder of id.-; servant
has created the greatest alarm among all the Eng;is! re-
sidents, many of whom are preparing to proceed to Cadiz
with their property and families. Had it not been for the
presence of mind displayed by Mss Nl' Kean, who leaped
from a window to call her brother, there is no doubt that
the whole family would have shared the fate of the servant.
Among some of the recent decrees of the Usurper there is
one which restores the conventual jurisdiction : so that
every Convent in Portugal will henceforth have its own
Inquisition. The victory at Terceira continues to pro-
duce a powerful sensation. It has indeed filled the
Constitutional party with the highest exultation, since,
according to the law of nations, the recognition of the
Usurper is of course out of the question, so long as the
legitimate Queen, Donna MARIA, possesses Terceira.
With regard to the report so industriously circulated of
an intention to renew the attack, it does not deserve the
smallest credit. Besides the utter impossibility of sending
out another expedition, it is notorious that all the soldiers
who were saved, have openly deciared their firm deter-
mination never to return, where such certain destruction
awaits them.

The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE, with their suite,
arrived in a Government yacht, having a steamer in com-
pany, about seven o'clock, on Saturday evening, off Brigh-
ton, from Dieppe. A Royal Salute was fired, on the ap-
proach of the vessels, and the tender displayed a number
of fine rockets. The chain pier was crowded to excess by
company waiting to see their Royal Highnesses land. The
Duke and Duchess landed soon afterwards. The ladders
attached to the chain pierwore decorated with three rows
of lamps, up to the signal posts. Admiral Sir ROBERT
OTWAY, K.C.B. and several other Naval Officers, received
their Royal Highnesses on landing, the company assem-
bled greeting them with loud acclamations. The Duke
and Duchess entered their carriage, which was at the end
of the pier, and proceeded to the York Hotel, where a
large crowd were assembled, who cheered the Royal
guests. Among the nobility and gentry at the York
Hotel were the LORD CHANCELLOR and Lady LYND-
DURST, the Marchioness of DOWNSIIIRE, the MASTER
of the ROLLS, the Countess of JERSEY, Baron SAN Will,
Lady MARY HILL, Sir ROBERT and Lady OTWAY, Sir
ROBERT and Lady WIG RA M, Captain and Mrs. GEORGE
SEYMOUR, MTS. FITZHERBERT, &C.

Their Royal Highnesses sat down to dinner at eight
o'clock. The band of the 10th Hussars attended during
the evening.

A Cabinet Council was held at three o'clock yes-
terday afternoon, at the Foreign Office, which was
attended by the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Duke
of WELLINGTON, Earls BATHURST, ROSSLYN, and
ABERDEEN, Lord ELLENBOROUGH, Mr. Secretary
PEEL, Sir GEORGE MURRAY, the CHANCELLOR of the
EXCHEQUER, Mr. HERRIES, and Mr. V. FITZG ERA LD.
The Ministers sat in deliberation till near six o'clock.
The Lord CHANCELLOR came from Brighton to at-
tend the Council. Lord ELLENBOROUGH also came
from Worthing to attend the Cabinet.
The French Charge d'Affaires, and Sir BROOK TAY-
LOR (Minister to the Court of Berlin), had interviews
with the Earl of ABERDEEN, on Saturday, at the Office
of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
Mr. ROTHSCIIILD transacted business yesterday at
the Foreign Office.
The merchants and bankers sign the books at the Bank
to-day, and to-morrow they receive their dividends. The
public will receive them on Wednesday.
A Lisbon Mail has arrived this morning, brought by
the steamer. Sailed on the 27th Sept. We do not hear
she brings any news of importance, except fear was enter-
tained there that the Americans would make reprizals
for their ship taken at Terceira.
Accounts from Salonichi, of the 10th September, re-
port that the Lazes have obtained considerable advan-
tages over General Pasziw 'Tsui, on account of which
he has been obliged to evacuate Ezeroum. It is stated from
Syra, in Greece, 17th August, that amongst the resolutions
adopted by the Greek Assembly are the following: that
a loan be demanded of France of 60 millions ; and a
temple to be erected to the honour of the three Powers,
and to all those who have contributed to the defence of
their country.