Star.
London, England, 1827-09-04 00:00:00

THE KING'S couar.

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His Maierry having appoit.ted to, hol I a Court 3es-
terday at ernoon at Wit.d.ot Castle, lift the it ts al
Lodge in Windsot Pal k about vs° 'AWL k attenAed by
t e Lord Stewatd ttl the Household, S r WILLIAM
Ka'. L, &c. in two CAtliase% and tour, *WI outriders
to their state livetii.s, and escusted by a patty ut the
Lile Guards.
The Royal pprifse proceeded up the Long Wa.k to the private
entrance to the Castle, where his 11ASISIII alighted, and proceeded
to the S:ate apartments in which the Court was had. The COW,
was attended by-- -

The Lord Chancellor, the lint Lord of the Treasury, the Se-
cretary of State for the Foreign Department, the President of the
Board of Controul, the President of the Board of Trade, the
Chancellor of the Ducby of Lancaster, the First Commis'loiter of
the Woods and Forests, the Secretary at War, the Lord Steward
of the Household, the Master of his Majesty's Stag Hounds, the
Treasuter of the Household, the Right Hop. John Clunks Hades,
and the Bight Hun. Charles Grant.
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The Ilught lion. WILLIAM llu•et!eou was introduc..il Into the
' presenie of the KING. by Visomnt Gunae•cu (First Lnrd of the
Treasury), when his :tlaaecTT presented the Right Hon. Gentle-
man with the Seals of Office as Se ry of Stage for the Colonial
Department.

The Eight lion. J. C. llamas was presented to his Man.yr
by Viscount Gouzasco. and received the Seals of Office so Chan-
cel or of the Exchequer.

The Right 11°1. CHAIM'S GRANT, the Vice President of the
&ardor Trade bad an audience of the Kum, at w►ich Mr. line-
aslant assisted. The Right Hun. Gcatirrnan kissed hands on being
appoints:a by his Majesty President of the Ikurd ut Trask *ld
Treasurer of the Navy.

lis 1 .0 l'Y had a Privy Council, at which Viscount Duet air
and %Vskn as one of his I.rjest>'s l'riudpal Secretaries of Stare,
officiated as Lord Prcs.dent of the Couucil, in the absence of t►e
Ds..kr of l'ouTLAtio.

The Right lion. Wu. Ilusnssou was sworn in before the Kit
iu CoutAcil. out of h:s Majesty!. Secretaries of State.
The n Olt Hutt. jour Cult PUS ML/littlit was sworn in paned-
lor of his Ilajeocy's Eichecita -
Mr. Gazes/La attended as Ckrk of the Council.
Viscount Contitscn and Viscount Duntav and Wtas had audi-
ences of the KING:

unprecesketed space of three quarrels of a century.
. Alderman Sraiktreitmo ta as elected last week Sheriff
of Norwich by a majority of 7.:6. •
Letters p twit under the Great Seal of Ireland have
passed, appointing Kowa an Tommy, Esq. Clerk et Error, in the
remit of Sir limo GALIIII4ITtI, Bart. dartaattl.
Toe Earl and Court.t.ss of CitangstnNT„ and the
sister of the Counte-s, on Saturday afternoon arrived here, in their
travelling carriage and four ; and, sifter changing horses at the S.ar
Inn, proceeded on to Tunbridge Wells.—Sins Advertiser.
It is asserted that the only t so compete cloaks o!
that most valuable fur, the black fox skin, were In the possession
the Enver tr ALI:LANDS& :ad Naros.aJta, who h.d received his
from the former.
Marshal de MOUCHY contended di it the flesh o'
pigeons had a consoling power. When he had lost a friend or rela-
tion, he used to say to 113 cook, " have toast pigeons to-day fur
dinner; when I have eat, n a couple of pigeons, I always perceive
that my grief is considerably diminished."
Some time since, as two Gen lenten were passirg
through Congleton in a gig, one of the springs of the vehicle broke.
The younger Gentleman proceided on (mat into the town, but the
elderly one took the gig to a blacksmith's »bop for aeed(ul repair.
From his very plain appearance the smith look hint for a ser-
vant, and entered into very familiar discourse ortli him. At
length the Gentleman said to the swarthy Vulcati,,,“ If y:iu were
to put a thin plate of iron between the two pieces of steel,
they would weld the better." 0 I know that," sat .the smith,
"bat I thought if I did so you would tell your master, and sails,
was only a botched job—but if you will mike tor me, I will dorm,
and the work will soon be dune. The Gent:dorm wielded the ham-
mer, and by his adroitness gained great applause from the smith.
who liberally promised him the abate of a tankard when the j
was completed. The gig was soon put irs states quo, when Ink the
young man approached, and, in most respectful terms, addressing
the assistant smith, asked his Lordship if he was ready to proceed on
his journey 1 The smith stared at this 'pi elation ; and his astonish-
ment was not diminished when be Understood that his helpmate
was the Bishop of lussatcr, who has recently been translated to
another Sea—ltiocnasfuld H ood.
FALLS t•lf NIAGARA —The York (Upper Canada)
Obserier, of August 9, gives the following description of visitors
then resident at Ilinows's spacious and elegant hotel, who had come
to view the Niagara Falls: A Swiss Colont I, dime Consuls, two
of Buonapa Les Legion of Honour; Hamburgh, Madru, Ceylon,
Sidney (Nov &mil Wales), British, Spanish, and Hayden mer-
chants; a Maus lawyer—a (sadly from Coostaudimple, Gentle-
men from Berlin, Moscow, 'Madrid, Madeira, and Malta, five from
Ireland, three Irom the Land o'Cakes, and four from England, all
highly pleased with the splendid entertainntems afforded by the
[enterprisiug proprietor of the Ontario House. In the grand pia
may be seen, at times, exiled Monarchs, Republican LL:nerals,
rope= Ambaseadors, Whigs, Tories, Radicais, Royalists, and Naval
and Military Officers of almost every nation in Europe, who come
to view the mighty and indescribable works of the Gins of Nature
displayed at the Fala.
[ The most gratifying intelligence h. tidy reaches us,
of the abundant harvest is !Loh is almost gathered in:,
and we ca not resist this opportunity of expressing oar
sense of gratitude for so decided a national blessing.—
How different is the state of the working classes this
'ear from what it was at the same period last )ear I
fney were then mostly out of employment ; sufficient
hands cannot now be obtained for the manufacturers.
Then,they had the prrisi:ect of a hard wintet with a seamy
harvest; they have now a prospect of a cheap loaf, cheap
potatoes, cheap butchet's mat, and, in fact, every ne-
cessary r,f Isle will be cheap. We cannot but congra-
tulate them for being so bountifully supplied with the
productions of the earth. To-day being the first of
S ptember, numerous parties of sporting characters left A Gentleman remarked in company, that his de•
the town dui mg the week, to prepare for the shooting Leased (rim!, a ,„„r,
, bad left baled lune very new tf ds. •• I
seasons G.[Me u cateedingly abuutiant.—Bolion Express. dots% wiatokr at it,' replied another; be had vry t w sorra."

Lord Sr. Ileums and Sir WILI/4111 Karee were the Lord and
Groom in WAting.

The Court broke up a quitter before five o'clock, when his MA-
vivre returned to the Royal. Lodge.
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The 'Ministers partook of • sumptuous entertainment which had
been prepared for them, and afterwards kft the Castle so their me
tarn to London, with the csceptions of the Loss Cnastra.tos. and
Viscount Dumas, and WA RD, who left the Castle together for these
seats a t Borbampton.

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DEPARTUfbRS.

The Earl Ferrer. and Lady Frances Shirley, from Harley street,
fir his Lordship's sea, Staunton Harrold, Leicestershire; Mr. and
Mrs. Rose, for Betsey House ; •Sir George Talbot and Family,
from New purlingtomatiatet, for Hens; Mr. Charles Pole, for
Southwood in the %Vold ; -Mr. Robert Knight and the Misses
Knight, for Stratford-upon-Avon, in Warwickshire; Major Jones,
for Ellinghanuplace. Ramsgate ; Mr. George Tierney, M.P. on a
tour; Major Broderick, for ltamsgate; the Lord Bishop of St.
Asaph, for the Palace, at St. Asapb; Mr. aid Mrs. Brett, and
Family, from their villa, Grove House, for Cheltenham; Henry
Seville, Esq. sth Dragoon !Guards, from King street, Portman-
vinare, for Leeds; Mrs. &vale, from Amwell Bury, for Monk's
ge, in F.ssex ; Captain and Mrs. Howard, fur Wellington-
crescent, Ramsgate; Captain Brodie, for Hangar; Mr. and Mrs.
Orde, fur Ilexham, Northumberland ; Lady Clayton, John Clay-
ton, Esq. Richard Clayton, Esq. and the Rev. A. Clayton, from
Halite's Hot. I, for France ; Colonel Clayton, front ditto, for Har-
leyford; Count and Countess ilaussorsvide, and Family, from ditto,
for Para-place; Captain and Mrs. Barton, from ditto, for Man-
chester ; J. Carter, Esq. and Airs. Carter,from ditto, for Ireland;
Captain and Miss Baynes, frordilltto, for France; Captain Capirl,
from ditto; Mr. French, from ditto; Prince and Princess Lieven,
yesterday, on a visit to Sul Cowper, at his soar, Passenger, Hints ;
Lord and Lady Anson, and Family, from their house in Curzon-
street, Mayfair, tor their seat in Staffordshire; Lord St. Helen's,
for the Royal Lodge, Windsor ; Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Tynte, for
their Father's seat in Somereetatire ; Lord Lynedoch, from War-
ren's Hotel, Regent-street, to Lord Dacre'a seat, the 800, Hens;
Sackville Bourke, Esq. from Jordan's Hotel, St. James's-street, for
King's Writoo; Bristol; Mrs. and MisaWhitby, from the Bruns-
wick Hotel, Jernsyn-street, fur Hants; Janes Stewart, Esq. feons
ditto, for Berkshire.
ARRIVALS.
Lord Augustus Hi I, at the Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury's,
io Arlington street, from Naples; l.urd Nrwhorough, at his house
in Regent-street, horn seat in Wales ; the Duke of Rutland, at
Leicester, from Sheffield; Marquis and Marchioness of Worcester,
at char house in Park-street, front their seat in Berks; the Earl
and Countess ot Sefton, and the Ladies hlolyneux at their house
in Arliogromstreet, .tom their se.t, Stoke Farm, lierks; Colonel
and Mrs. Drummond, at their home, York-terrace, Regent's Park,
from Herefordshire; Captain Dencombe, in Clarges street, from
Paris; Colonel and Mrs. Gute Langton, and family, at their seat.
•Newtua Park, near Bath. front Weymouth; Sir Win. Sheridan.
Batt. at Fladong's Hotel, Osford•strest„ front the Continent; J.
Kennedy, Esq. at ditto, front the Continent ; Mu. Riddell, at ditto,
from' tour; the Rev. R. A. Thorpe, at ditto, from Sco land; J.
Nugent, lisq. at ditto, from Cheltenham ; Mr. and Mrs. Young,
Family, and Friends, at Jordan's Hotel, from the Continent;
Wadhasn Wyndham, Esq. M.P. at ditto, from his seat, Salisbury ;
Miss Disney, at the British Hotel, Jertnyn-street, fromher father's
seat lu Essex ; Arthur Kennedy, Eaq. at ditto, from Chatham ;
Richard Brouticker, Esq. and Mrs. Brooncker, at Hakes's Hotel,
front Dorset; Mrs. Pepper and Miss Cary, at ditto, from Paris;
Sir Charles Gteville, Bart. at the. Brunswick Hotel, from the Con.
anent; the lion. P. Stourtun, J. IL Guest, Esq. M.P. and R. Eden,
Esq. at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street, from a tour.