Star.
London, England, 1827-06-16 00:00:00

THE KIITOT&c.

Wisnson. Jose 15.—Ye.lel day forenrott the follow.
ins distinguished Personages, who have been on a visit to hi•
Ma'am, took leave and left tbr Royal Lodge for their residence
lin town :—Prince and Princeiris Rstethasy, Rirl and Countess st

Scarborough, and Lard and Lady Owydyr.—Yesterday the follow-
ing illustrious and distinguished Pertoaages arrived at the Royal
Lodge t—Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cla-
' rence, Prince and Prince.. Lieven, Ran and Countess .Cewper.
Mr. and Mrs. Canning, and 51r. and Mrs. Apr Rills. Their Royal
Highnesses the Duke and Duckees of Clarence accompanied his
Majesty in his open carriage to the Races, and after the Races re-
turned in the same manner to the Royal e.odge, where they dined
.and pawed the night.
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THE QUEEN Ur %UR fEMBERG.

The Duke of Sussex gave on entertainment yesterday
ets her Majesty, at his apartments, in the King's Palace, at Ken-
sington. The members of the Royal Family were of the party;
and some of the Foreign Ministers, together with a numerous party
of Nobility and Gentry, had the honour of being invited to meet
her Majesty.
Between one and two o'clock the Duke and Duchess of Clarence
the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, and the Princess Sophie
Matilda, arrived at the Palace, as did also these of the Nobility and
Gentry who had received invitations, among whom were the Mar.
quis and Marchioness of Lansdown, the Dowager Marchioness of
Downahire, Earl and Countess Grosvenor, Count and Countess
Munster, the Right lion. W. and Mrs. Freensantk, &c.
The Duchess of Kent, attended by the Baroness de Spaedth,
General Wetherell, and Captain Conroy, proceeded from her apart.
meats In the Palace to those of the Royal Duke. The Prineese
Sophia, who also resides in the Palace, likewise proceeded to Ms
Royal Highness's suite of apartments.
A few minutes before two o'clock her Majesty, accompanied by
the Princess Augusta, arrived at the Palace at Kensington, in the
King's open barouche. Sir Thomas Hatranond and the attendants
of the queen,.the Baron de Gemodngen, the Count de Gorlitz,
Madame and Mademoiselle Roeder, and Lady Mary Taylor, the
Lady in waiting to the Princess Augusta, fcllowed in two carriages.
The Duke of Sussex received his Royal Aster on her arrival at
the Palace, and conducted her Majesty to the apartment in which
the (*sow was set out.
Her Majesty and the rest of the Royal and distinguished guests,
to the number of 70, sat down soon afterwards to a most elegant

After the entertainment Mr. Yates had the honour to perform
before her Majesty and the Royal and illustrious party.
After leaving the King's Palace at Kensingtou on Thursday after-
noon, het Majesty took. an airing through Hyde.park, round both
the circles to the Regent's.park, end returned down Regent-street to
the King's Palace, St. Jaanes'S.
The Archbishop of Armagh, the Danish Minister, Earl
Mewl Siam, Lord &rafted. Lord King, Lord Howard de
Waiden Lady Frances Beresford, Count Unisex, the Dean of
Carlisle: Sim Chides Flower, Sir Was. Davison, Sir M. and Lady
Tierney, Sir P. sod Lady Malcolm, were among the inquirers
esterday after the health 9! her MAJWIT, at the King's Palace,
`y St. James's.

_ .
Since his Royal Mosses: the LORD HIGII ADMIRAL
of ENGLAND took up his residence at the Admiralty.
the frequent number of carriage visitors there have
given to the quadrangle in front an atr of grandeur and
gaiety to which it has long been a stranger. This day,
at noon, her Majesty the Queen of WURTEMBIRG, ac-
companied by her Royal Highness the Princess AUGUSTA,
paid a visit to their Royal Brother, the LORD Htou Au-1
arlitAL, accompanied by the Duke of Sussex, the
Duchess of GLoucarren, the Duchess of Kerr, the
Princess SOPHIA, the Ladies Frr ZCL A a ENCZ, and the Earl
of ERROL. Her MAJESTY and the Princess AUGUSTA
rode in an open landau, and in their way to and at
the Admiralty were hailed with acclamations, which
were returned by the most condescending attention from
the Royal party: As her MAJZSTY is rather infirm,
although in apparent good health, a platform, covered

with green baize was erected, on which her MAJESTY
stepped from her carriage, and walked into the Lord
High Admiral's.

The Eirl of Livaapoot. is considered by his medical
attendants to be so far recovered, as to be able to leave town this
day for Isis residence at Coombe Wood.
It is positively asserted that Lord GI zwvit.t.a, on the
eom,truction of the present Administration, save his proxy to Lord
Gospasams.

The Earl of ERROL paired off with the Earl of Finn
on Tuesday last, in support of the Duke of Wittneoloses Amendment.
The Duchess of WeLLINGToN give a splendid ball
and supper, yesterday evening, at Apsley House, which was at
tended by all the distinguished of the haw ton?' town.

RaIIIII2WIH In I -ME/TING.— A public Meeting of the
county of Renfrew was held on Monday, at twelve o'clock, to con-
sider of the propriety of addressing his MA/UTT on the late change
of Ministry. Sir Joint Moswm.t., Bart. in the Chair. Mr. Spiess,
of Efalerslie, In a short speech, moved an Address to his Msaassr.
which was read by the Chairman, and seconded by Mr. WaLt.ace
of Kelly. The Meeting was nest addressed at great length by Provost
CaaLtue, who eulogised Mr. Canonici for his numerous public acts
which had been beneficial to the nation; but particularly for his
conduct in breaking up the Holy Alliance. It was then agreed that
the Address should be signed by the individuals present, and
presented by the Members for the County. On the motion of
Mr. Smits, younger of Culcreugh, the thanks of the Meeting were
unanimously voted to Sir J. Mazwin.t., lot his ccnduct in the Chair.
FIRE IN ‘VHITZCISAPIL.—A most alarming fire broke
out yesterday morning, in the house of Mr. Dans, wholesale con-
fectioner, in Osborne-street, Whitechapel. The cause of the fire is said
to have been the following—One of the coppers which was used in
Mr. Danis manufactory, for the purpose of boiling his confection-
ary, happened to burst, and almost instantaneously the house was In
flames. This was about haltpast 52 o'clock, and although the engines
were there in a short time afterwards, nothing could check the pro-
gress of the destructive element for soma hours. The adjoining house
of Mr. Sams, a salesman, soon followed the feet of that of Mr. Davis,
and was burned to the ground. The flames then extending back-
wards, caught several houses in a court at the rear, which were also
destroyed. From thence the fire pursued its devastating course Into
the Higlsatreet, Whitechapel, where it destroyed the houses' of Mr.
Burroughs, the lace-dealer; of Mr. Blithe, the ironmonger; and also
that of Mr. Monk. the shoemaker, at the corner of Osborue-street

and High-effect—thus making a circle, wbkb is only broken by the
house of Mr. Morris, an eating-house keeper, which stands alone,
and almost uninjured, amidst the general devastation. The Ere
commenced at one side of it, and burned round to the other. It is,
however, a new home and most likely has been preserved by the
strength of its party wails. A good deal of property must necessarily
have been destroyed ; bet it is supposed that no lives have been lost.
The engines were still playing upon the ruins yesterday afternoon ;
but there was no danger of any luau mischief.

CANTERBURY, Juwa 15.
• Ali attempt was made in the Houle of Co Litton on
Wednesday, to Mitain through the medians of a Petition. signed by
a few illectots of Canterbury, prevented by Lord Cursory a deci-
sion of that House, as to the legality or propriety of Mr. UNlDO-
roa's holding his seat, after being appointed to the Gomennseur of
Madras. Mr. Losnisolos met the question in a very manly manner,
and with a similar feeling avowed his determinatiou, were be
to continue kis attendance in Parliament, to support the present
Adniinistratioo. He justly observed that the Petition was not
from any of his constituents, but from a few of those who had assi-
forinly opposed him. It is almost unnecessary to add,, that doe
idea of the seat being vacated was scouted by the Humor. die Pad-
don bring merely ordered to lie upon the table, without any odor
notice being taken of its contents, excepting directing ic to W
printed.—Canterkry Gawk.