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

BRIGHTON, JAR. 5.
•
Lady-MART LENNOX. the aunt of his Grace the Dike
of Ramsay% has had a paralytic stroke, which has deprived her
Ladyship of the use of one side.
'I he. Princess Anutieta continues at the Palace.
This morning she tooli, an ailing in the •direction,of
Shoreham. Her Royal Highness hasCisistekintedßici.'
pounds towards the National School, which her Rciyg•
Highness fore. ded through the View.
• Among the company at the Almacrs Ball, on Wednesday
night, were—Mrs. I.ltaherbert, the lion. Dirs. Herbert, the Hon.
Mrs. St. John, Sir George, Mrs. and Miss Anson, Lady 80.
lingbrolte, Lady Agnes Butler, Lord Crofton, Sir U. and Lady
Floyd, Sr W. and .Lady laglis, Captain and Lady Falkiner, Sir
Hugh Dillies Massy and Was Massy, Sir C. W. Burdett, the
Hon. General and Captain St. John, Admiral, Lady Mary Ann, and
the Misses Sotheby. Sir Matthew, Lady, and Miss Tierney,
Lady Mary and Miss Shepherd, Lady Letitia and the Mi.see
Brown, Lady Ellenborough, Lady B. D. Brudenell, Earl of Biting.
ton, Sir Thomas, Lady, and Miss Farquhar; Sir Thomas, Lady,
Mrs. and Miss Mahon; Lady Tullamore, the Duchess of Hoz.
burgh and Major O'Reilly, Sir Charles Combe, Sir John and Lady
Harvey, Sir George and Lady Pococke, Lord Uxbridge, Lady
Susan Hotham, Countess St. Antonio, Lady Stewart, Sir Gabriel
Wood" Lady C. O'Brien, Lady Montgnmerie, Captain Freeman.,
Captain Sett ; Colonels Broughton, Brumbead, -Otsfray Cave,
Willard, Ebrington, and Frazer; Major and Lady Falkiner, Mr.
Masterton Ure, Etc.
The Earl of EGREMONT has completely recovered
from his late very serious indisposition. The fir.; act
of his Lordship after his recovery is one of great and
princely munificence. His Lordship has presented the
sum of 1,0001. towards erecting a Free Hospital adjoin-
ing the yearly completed Sussex County Hospital.
DUN MIGUEL.
The LORD MAYOR .waited on his ROYAL HIGHNESS
on Saturday, to invite the PRINCE to dinnet •at the
Mansion House. His Lordship was introduced to his
ROYAL HIGHNESS by-COUnt VILLA REAL, the PRINCE'S
Chamberlain, when his ROYAL HIGHNESS, after thank-
ing his Lordship for his attention, expressed his regret,
that owing to the previous engagements to dinner dar-
ing the short stay he should make in this capital, he
should be prevented fi oat accepting the invitation.
Shortly before one o'clock on Saturday afternoon,
the Duke of WELLINGTON, accompanied by Load FITZ*
!WY SOMERSET, his Military Secretary; Sir HENRY
TORRENS, Adjutant General ; Major Ueneral Mao-
DONALD, Deputy Adjutant General ; Lieutenant Col.
D'AciutLa a, Assistant Adjutant General; Sit WIL-
LOUGHBY GORDON, Quarter Mader General; Major
General Sir RICHARD JACKSON, Deputy Quarter
Master General ; and attended by Colonel Cooly!,
and Colonel MACDONALD, his Grace's Aid-du-camps,
'mired on horseback, thessed in full regimentals as a
Field Marshal, at the residence of Earl DenLey,Ar ling-
ton-street. Soon after his Grace's arrival, the PRINCT.
accompanied by the Marquis PALMELLA, the Portu-
guese Ambassador, and attended by CountVrcLa REAL,
Count BELLANTINB, Monsieur de MELLO, E11:1 MOUNT-
CHARLES) SirWILLIAU FREEMANTLE, and others of his
suite, went on horseback in company with the DUKE,
to inspect the Hone and Foot Guards on the Parade in
St. James's Park, where the Royal and distinguished
Party arrived about a quatter past one o'clock. The
troops who were stationed on the west side the Parade
consisted of the Ist Regiment of Life Guards, the Royal
Hot se Guards, one Battalion of the Grenadiers, two Bat-
talions of the Coldstream Regiment,.and one Battalion
of the 3d Guards, and the entire Regiment of the 72d
(Highlanders). The troops were formed in a line and
saluted the PRINCE on his arrival. His Royal. HIGH-
NESS then, accompanied by the COMMANDER IN Carat,
rode through the lines formed by the cliff rent • corps,
and afterwards returned co the centre of the east side
of the open area, which was kept by a detachment of
Lancers. The troops then marched round the square
and passed before his ROYAL HIGHNESS, the Life and
Royal Horse Guards marching. froM column in troop',
followed by the Foot Guards in compa..ies. After
marching in slow and quick time, the troops formed
into line and saluted his ROYAL flicartisss, the bands
of the Regiments playing God save tire King. The
PRINCE then took his departure. and returned to An
iingtonstreet.
Prin. e HOWE/MOHR LAUGENBOURG was also present
at the inspection. . .
The Review was originally ordered to take place in
Hyde Park, but owing to the late heavy rains the state
of the ground in Hyde Park was found to be such as to
render it impracticable. for the coops to macceuvre, the
order was accordingly changed on Friday last. The
troops were assembled on the Parade by twelve o'clock.
The Band of the Life Guards appeared in their splen-
did tate dresses.
. A Grand Dinner was given to his ROYAL HIGHNESS
in the .evening by the Viscount Da ITARAYENA, the
'Brazilian Minister, at his residence in Park-cre cent,
Portland-place. There were present to meet the PRINCE,
Prince Lieven, the Russian Ambassador, Prince Este-Macy, the
Austrjan Ambauador, Baron Falck, the Ambassador from the
Nethetlands,the Marquis Palmella, the Portuguese Ambassador,
Count Ludolff, the Neapolitan Minister, Count d'Aigie, the Su.
dinian Almister, Bunts Cetto, the Bavarian Minister, thr Halm.
venni Minister, the Chevalier Roth, the French Charge d'Affaires,
Baron Neumann, Earl Dudley, Viscount Bereslord, Comet Villa
Real, Earl Mountcharles, Sir. %Villiana Freensantle, &c.
Sr-W. FREFMANTLE having informed the Manager;
of Covent Garden Theatre, on Saturday morning; that
his ROYAL HIGHNESS intended honouring that Theatre
with his presence its the evening, the King's private
box was prepared for his reception. The PRINCE was
accompanied by the Mat quis PAL/SELLA, the Pet tuguese
Ambassad r, and attended by Counts VILLA REAL and
BELLANTINE, Messieurs Da MELLO and DE SALDANHA.
AVIV MOUNTCEIARLER and Sir W. FREMIANTLI., arrived
at, the -King's private entrance, and were conducted
to 'the Xtura's privste boa,, by Sir Gronalt SMART. the
head of the musical department in that Theatre, who
officiated in carrying the:slights before the PRINCE, in
the absence of Mr. PAW4TI, the Stage Manager, who
was confined to' his house by indispoSition.
His Royal Highness, accompanied by the Marquis
de PALIELLA, the Portuguese Ambassador, and at-
tended by the whole of his suite, proceeded yesterday
morning to the Portuguese Anibaisador's • Ch4el,• to
attend mass. In the afternoon the PRINCE, and some of
his principal attendants, rode out on horseback, and
took an airing in the Parks, &c. His Royal Highness •
honoured Prince Esysattazy,the Austrian Ambassador, j
with hiyompany to dinner in the evening.
•
The Papers relating to the aEair at Navarin, and the
Correspondence between the Allied Ambassadors and
the Sublime Porte, which his Majesty's Ministers in-
tend to lay before both Houses of Parliament, have
been.printed under the superinteadin:e of Earl DUDLEY
and his Private Secretary, Mr. STAPYLTON, at the Fc.-
reign Office.
A party of Gentlemen were :hoisting four days last
we", on the preserves of W. H.. Wasesiotaa, Esq. M.P. in the
coune of which time they bagged upwards of six hundred
pheasants.--Sorts Mercury.
About three weeks ago, before Lord GWYDYR left
Drummond Castle for London, his Lordship ordered all the labour-
ing men and boyebn the estate to be assembled, when each of the
former received a sovereign, and each of the others As. as a stimulus
to ballast industry,
Thursday Mr. David Duncan, -Preacher, was ordained
to the pastoral charge of the United Associate Cassie-
gatioq of.Howgate, parish of Penicuik.