Star.
London, England, 1827-06-18 00:00:00

THE QUEEN OF WWI CEMBERG.

The Duke and Duchess of CLARINCt gave a grand
entertainment on Saturday, at their residence its the Admiralty, to
her MAJZITY and the different Branches of the Royal Family.
The Quern, accompanied by the Princess Augusta, arrived at
the Admiralty about baif•past oue o'clock. In tbe some equipage,
and baying the same atteodants as when her Majesty visited the
Duke of Sussex and the Duchess of Kent the two► preceding days.
The Dyke of Clarence received bit Royal Si-ter at the entrance
to his residence, and conducted her Majesty to the dining room.
where an elegant drjewat was served up, of which she Qtaten and
the Members of the Royal Family, including the Duke of Susses,
the Duchess of Kent, the Duke an.l Duche.s of Giuncoster, the
Princess Sophia. the Princess Sophia Matilda, and the Princess
Peodore, partook. The Earl aqd Countess of Errol, the lion.
dirs. Hope. Colonel and Mrs. Fitzciareace (who bad arrived in
town the night previous from Coriu), and Mr. and Mrs. Sydney,
had the honour to join the Royal Party.
The Queen, accompanied by the Princess Augusta, took her
leave of her Royal Hod end Hustesssoon after four o'clock.

The Duchess of Newcastle, the Alarchiewew of Downshire, the
-Marchioness Dowager of Dovnashire, Lady Whitsbed, and Mn.
Bootle Wilbraham' visited her Majesty on Saturday afternoon, at
the King's Palace, St. James's.
The Queen gave a 4441101 e yesterday afternoon at two o'clock,
et the King's Palace, St. Jamees,to the Duke of Susses, the Prin-
cess Augusts, and the Duchess of Gloucester.
The puke and Duchess of Clarence, and the Dowager Mar-
chioness of Salisbuty, visited her Majesty yesterday.
The Swedish and Bavarian Ministers, the Duke of Leeds, the
Marquis of Bristol, the kixrchioness Dowager of Donegan. Count
and Countess Palatine, Earl and Countess of Errol, Earl-Shaftes-
bury, Earl and ('ountess Somers, Earl and Counhas
Countess 'Mansfield, Countess Roseberry, Viscotur DeerhurK
Lord Mahon, Lord and Lady George 'Cavendish, Sir Rainey allki
Lady Gardiner, Sir Robert %Vibes, Mr. Brushy Cooper, M.P.
Air. and %irs. Sydney, Mrs. C. Fats, and the Misses Fitechrrence,'
were among the inquirers yesterday and on Saturday, at the King's
Palace, St. James's,
-Madame Kneder, Lady in Waiting to her Maje-tv, and the
principal Officers of hes filaksty's Household (the Baron De Gem-
mingen, and the Count Gorit a), attended Divine Service yesterday
atteinonn, at Westminster Abbey.
The' Queen's principal attendants visited the Italian Opera
House on Saturday night, and sat in the King's box. They also
visited Drury-lane Theatre on Friday evening, and Covent-garden
Tbeatre the preceding leveling.
The Duke and Duchess oh Gloucester gave a grand dinner yes-
terday evening to her Majesty, anti the whole of the Royal Fa.-
may, at their residence, Gloucester House, Paik-laae.

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cIiANG ES.

The Earl Morley and Family, from Berkeley-square, for Italy ;
Sir James Webster Wedderburm from Cork-street, for the Coo-
intent ; Colonel Pococke, from Mansfield-street, for Lymlogtan;
the Earl of Pomfret, front North Audley-street, for Tadcaster ;
George Hawkins, Esq. for Harrow Weald Lodge, near &author* ;
Sir John and Lady Pollen, from Queen Ana-arect, for Hampshire;
Sir William Brahman, at Long's Hotel, Bond street; the Lord
Advocate of Scotland, from the Devonshire Hotel, Dover-otreet,
Piccadilly, for Scotlaod ; Sir William Rae, Lady Rae, and H.
Stewart, Esq. (rum ditto, fur Scetfand.

THE PARK AND THE GARDtNE —At the wool hnur
of five r N. Hyde Put was nearly as full as on the preceding Sun.
day. 'Many new equipages, • l• mail coach, dnven by young
charioteers. Half an hour after, the Mail in Kensingtoo.garctens
was crowded With elegant belles, and their attendant beaux.
Fashions, if powdble, more capricious than usual, in every valour,
but all was brilliant and beautiful.

The Princess AUGUSTA, accompanied by Lady MART
T , attended Divine Service yesterday at the Chapel Royal,
St. James's. The Church service was read by the Rev. Mr. Been.
wive, assisted by the Rev. Mr. KMAIT. CiilC Rev. Dr. 1111• MT
preached the Sermon before her Royal Highness and a numerous
assemblage of Nobility ; among whom were--the Marquis and
Marchioness of Wiseman:Ea, the Marquis of Sumo, Lord Aanaw,
the Hon. Captain Dooms, Ste. After the Sermon, the Anthem,
.6 The Lord my Shepherd" (Gauss), was sang by Messrs. liCattrvare
and Hoes, two of the Gentlemen of his Majesty. Marl RoyaL
Sir Osamu UNIT presided at the organ._

The Duchess of CLA4UttSCIC. the Princess CAIIIATTI,
and nearly the whole of the suitp of the Queen of %amiatus
attended Divine Service yesterday morning. at the Royal Gerona;
Chapel. The Service was performed by the Rev. Dr. Korea.
The Duchess of KENT. the Princesses Vicroata and
Proclaim, and the whole of their Royal Highness's Household, at.
tended Divine Set vice in t►e Private Chapel, at the King's Palace,
Kensington, which was performed by the Royal Duchess', Cisapiain.
Mr. Pest gave a vend Dinner yesterday. at his how*
in Whitehall Gardens, to the following distinguished Nolgemen—
The Duke of Northumberland The Marquis of Anglesey
The Duke of Rutland The Marquis of Gramm
The Duke of Newcastle The Marquis of Worcester •
The Duke of Beaufort The R►rl of Yerolarn
The Duke of Wellington The Bari of Aberdeen
The Dike of Gordon and
The Duke of Montrose Earl Talbot.
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Friday, hii Grace the Duke of WELLINGTON gave a
Grand Dinner at Apsley House, and in the evening there was an
Assembly. The apartments thrown open were—The three Draw-
ing-rooms, the Picture Gallery, the Library, the Morning Room,
and the ianqueting Hall. Great splendour in dress among the
Ladles—toques of gold tissue; vast plumes of ostrich feathers, in
Swiss hats.

Yesterday the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex
(Messrs. Faaeisaoruga and Wiaceaseita) gave a splendid enter-
tainment at Wintners' Hall, to Justices Burrough and Gainlee,
Barons Bullock and Vaughan ; Aldermen Sir C. Flower, Birch,
Ansley, Wood, Thorpe, Thompson, and Lucas ; Sergeants Adams
and Firth; the Recorder, the Common Sergeant; Messrs. flat-
land. Mirehouse, Valliant, and Law • the Oty enamel. the Town
Clerk, the Remembrancer, the Solicttor, the Under Sheriffs
(Messrs. France and Briggs); the Master. Wardens. and Clerk of
the Vintners' Company, with upward. of OD Mercantile and Legal
Gentlemen.

Mr. Itortisciattp visited Mr. CANNING yesterday, at
his residence in Downing-street.
The Count d'AtcuntA, the Spanish Minister, trans-
seta business yesterday at the Foreign Mee.
The Right Hon. the Lord Advocate of Scodand, Sir
Vistdasat RAN Lady Rey and tit SVIEWAST. Min Lett tM Dives-
nue note', Leover4treet, Piccadilly, for Scotland.