Star.
London, England, 1828-03-27 00:00:00

Metalllques, 90—Bank Shares, 1028.

The Duke of Susan, the Duchess of KENT, the
Duchess of GLOVCIVIES, the Princess Mourn., and the Princess
Elormuk, visited the Duke and Duchess of CLasasca yesterday.
The Princess AUGUSTA entertained the Duchess of
Guocassaa and a select party to dinner yesterday.
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The Duke of CLA RENCi has been indisposed for some
days with a cold, but, we are happy to state, is neatly recovered.
Prince ESTERNAZY, the Austrian Ambassador, had
a long interview with the Duke of Wat.usavou yesterday, at the
Treasury. The Prince bad afterwards a conference with the Earl
of Duntrs and Mr. Secretary Pus..

The Marquis de PALMILLA. the Portuguese Ambas-
sador. and Banos Baum, the Prussian Minister, transacted busi-
ness with the Karl of DUDLEY yesterday.

Count LVDOLIN the Neapolitan Minister, the Mexican
Minister, and the Right Honourable STRATFOKS Cullum, trans.
acted business at the Foreign Mee yesterday.

Viscount PALustasrorr and Mr. Secretary Palm
visited Mr. Humans, yesterday, at his residence in Downing-street.
The Duchess of GLoocasTaa visited his MAJZSTY
yesterday, at his palace in St. James's.
The Duke of CLARINCR entertained a large party of
Naval Officers to dinner yesterday, at his residence in the
Admiralty. Among the company were—
Admirals Scott, Lambert, West; Captains Lord John Hay,
Lord James Townsbend, Honourable B. P. PeSew, Honourably
R. S. Dundas, Honourable G. P. Campbell, Sir W. Hoste Edg-
cumbe, Packwood, Meynell, Maugin, Plusnridge, Dally, Sotheby,
T. A. Ommaney, Gabs% Carlton, Usher, Seymour, Colonel Fitz-
clarence, &c.

The Cork Brunswick Club, which has been formed
in maintenance of the principles which placed the present Illus-
trious Family on the Throne of these Realms, at their anneal
meeting last week, voted complimentary addresses to the Duke of
Wi.u.ntarox and Mr. Past., on their accession to the Government.
The address express.d a conviction that those exalted individuals
would continue to exert the best energies of their minds, and the
influence of their high stations, to uphold the essential principles of
the Constitution in Church and State.

Don Mtoun, was brought over from Calais to this
country in the yacht commanded by Sir Wawa* Horre. Don
Miaow. sent to our Government a snuff-box, set with diamonds, as
a present to Sir WILLIAM, which that officer declined receiving,
urging that he bad only duos his duty as a British officer—that the
goyim be could have rendered his Highness was but slight, and by
no means deserved such a reeompenet. He persisted, therefore, in
his refusal to receive the present.

The Duke of DZVONSHIRZ entertained a large circle
of the hest kis yesterday evening, at Devonshire House.

The Duke of Antos. entestained a distinguished
party to dinner yesterday, at his bottle in &. James's-square. Her
6race had an evening party.

The Marquis WZLLISLET has taken an elegant house
in St. James's•square, the late residence of the Marquis of Ct.an-
/LICA ILI&

Lord Brits': had a dinner party yesterdays at his
house in Great George street, Westminster.

Yeverday a Court of Directors was held at the East
India House, when the following Captains were sworn into the
command of their respective ships. •iz. Captain Tnostas F. Bat,
vitasvott. Asia; and Captain CRatiLas E. Haan" Marchioness of
Ely, consigned to Bengal direct.

Tag RULING PASSION...-.An architect, whose designs
bare contributed very materially to the modern improvements in
the Regent's Park, wet walking round it the other day, in company
of a Gentleman of high sporting celebrity, and one of the staunchest
patrons of the Turf. After pointing out the Rotunda, and other
splendid creations, he was expatiating largely on the general beau-
ties and improvement of the place. " Yes, yes," replied he of the
spur, with a sigh of regret; "it is no doubt, a very grand place,—
bet what a sweet four•mile course you have spoiled."
Several innkeepers and pastry cooks at Reading have
been served with Exchequer writs for selling soda water
without a license, the Stamp Commissioners having de-
clared the same to be a patent medicine.

WINDSOR, MAIMS 46.
His MAJESTY. it is said. will arrive on Saturday next,
at the Royal Lodge, every thing being prepared for his
reception. It is expected that alter the holidays his
MAJESTY will again go to London, where he will, it is
said, remain a month or wore.

MANCH 24.—This day, at one o'clock, the annual
public examination of the children of our National
School was held in the school-room, for the purpose of
distributing the Rev. G. CHAMPAGNY'S donation to
those who should exhibit the greatest proficiency in
religious knowledge. Besides the friends of the children,
several friends to National Education were present;
among whom we noticed Sir JOHN CHAPMAN and
family, together with some of the Eton Masters. The
result was very gratifying to everybody present, and
the thanks of the Meeting were cordially given to the
Master and Mistress.