Star.
London, England, 1827-06-11 00:00:00

TIIE ICING. •
WINDSOIIt JUNI 10.---His MAJESTY this forenoon-
attended Ditine Service at the private Chapel, with his
atteodints and R6yal Household ; Dr. reAttleow. offi-
ciated. In the afternoon, at three o'clock, the RiNo
left the Royal Lodge, in his po4y phaiton,for an swing
in the Great Park. Yesterday his ,MAtertv took his
usual drives in the Great Park, from two _o'clock
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until 0.1 Friday the KING, alter visiting Vir-
ginia Water in his pony phaeton, accompanied by
the LORD STRWARD and Sir ANDRIW BAMAKO,
drove through Windsor ab tut half past four o'clock
to the Castle. His MAJESTY was met at the new gate•
way by Mr. J. Wearrirtu.s. and conducted through
the various improvements. His MAU/STY after inspect-
ing the interior and exterior of the improvements re-.
Maned up the Long Walk to the Royal Lodge, and
dined with his suite at seven o'clock. Prom the ex
Dime fineness of the weather the company and sport at
,Ibareot Heath Races, during the ensuing week, are ex-
pected to surpass those of any preceding year. His MA-
:MY, we believe, will be present each day. Conj.
der able alterations are being effected at the king's Stand,

conducive bosh to its beauty and

THE QUEEN OF WURTEMBERG.

The Duke of Sussex, the Princess AUGUSTA, Skii
Duke and Duchess of Gbovcssynn, and a select party o
the Nobility, dined with her MAJESTY on Friday.—
Duke of CLAIM= visited her MAJESTY yesterd#
The Queen received visits on Satsrdaptrons the
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arrived ac tins Paktei.ehent two eakielt,
and Wellesett the /thee by the Ingintiptis the Ford's Am-
Asewileraini IllidiSsrs cam down seas stwewards, and sowed
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to the some mems, whisk swenlpshed epinekli!
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likhesest, the Blitk Hem W. iftemielle, sit . to.bee
=the Bans de Gemenhipa, the Cam Gott; and
Beeskr-inearod sheet/for menu • • '
Ike Lag's Midden were .lessodsard to bet Majesty by Sir
Nisei Chewer; hisidajewfs Maas at the Ceremonies. These
et the 11M•Imprisseet wers—Thelsed Chancellor, Mr. Canning,
the Dube etPoldied,•the Marti of Lemeddern, the Marquis et
Anslear&lbo Add Harrowby, the But it Carlisle, Mr. &m..
tart' Beflpse. Itlenenee Goderish, Viscount Dudley and Ward,
TissewiWeletenima, Lied Bexley. and Mr. Wynn. After the
Mlakesei bed haw intredsced to her Majesty, the Ladles of the
Fantail .Aplimeedwis were introdeold to the green by Mr.
Candp' whom were, the Princess Esterbasy, the Princess
Parse Liam. the Manakin's.' Pahnells, Cosiness
Clair* and the LWOW the Spwrish Ambassadisr.
Illuellendes fain nett introdsced to the Qum by Mr
Robsti Chester. Those of the Ambeisedors and Ministers present
'were—edam &sorban, the Austrian Ambassador; Prime NW&
tic, Ai 'Preach Aldbessador ; isles Linen, the Hessian Am-
bassador ; the Spanish Minister; Bum Below, the Prussian MI.
salter; the Marquis de PMasens, the Portuguese Minister; the
Baron Sciertal, the Smash Minister; the Coast de Moltke, the
Danish Malawi. Comet hadolt, the MMus Moister; Mr. G.
lathy the Ammiwin Minkter ; the Bavarian Minister, the Bra-
silia? Minister, and the Wartemberg Minister.

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• His MAJZSTY will shortly hold a drawing-room, when
1 the Queen of Womatmaza is to be. presented. Afterwards a
11 second drawing-room will be held, when 'all the individuals of rack
who have left their names at St. James's Palace since the arrival of
the Qum, will be received by her Mainzer. Both these Drawing
Rooms are expiated previously to the prorogation of Parliament.—
The milliners, mantua•makers, haberdashers, and tailors resident in
London, are now fully qmployed pnparations for the Drawings
room, whichis expected to be mere brilliant hod splendid, than any
that has been held for many years.
The Somuroa GftliliitAL transacted business, on
Saturday, at the Colonial Oilier.
The Marquis and Marchioneu of Lbws:ion:mak:
gave a grand dinner ou Friday, to the Duke anti Duchess of
Cat Ram; at their residence in Park-lane. Among the distil:lobbed
guests present to meet their Royal Highnesses were—The Prince
and Priueess Esterhasy, Prince Borghese, the Duke of Wellington,
the Duke and Duchess of Beaufort, the Marquis and Marchioness
of Downshire, the Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury, Count
and Countess Woroozow, Earland Countess of End, Lord and
Lady Dulferin, Lord Kilmany, Lord Reoinfleid, Colonel and
Lady Caroline Wood, Sir Henry Blackwood, Sir Henry Harding.,
the Right Hon. Robert Peel, Colonel Fit:clam:ice Mr. Lainbton,
/cc The Marquis and Marchioness gave a grand bill in the evening
to about 500 of the Nobility and Gentry, who afterwards sat down
to a sumptuous supper.
Tai PARK ASH THE GARDINL—The dust drove
every body to the Promenade to Kensington, at as earner hoar
than usual. The Swiss hat and muslin robes were the Malin fea-
tures la the Ladies' dresses, with the green slipper, and the green
stocking. The cavalcade of carriages extended, each way, as far as the
vreattermid reach. • Moth interest was excited by a view of the
id ;it is finished, the Canal lowered; and the water now rushee
through it in majestic streams. The magnificent entrances from
Piccadilly will, we hear, be thrown open to the public on Sunday
next. They form threelfor pedestrians, and two fee carriages.
Their Graces the Duke and Duchess of Arenas., and
suite arrived at Dunkeld House, on Thursday, front London.
Sir THOMAS and Lady LIITHIRDSOZ and suite sailed
en Saturday from the Cuitoaa Hausa foe Rotterdam, on a tour for
the summer months to the Netherlands, the Rhine, and Switzerland

Lord DIIDLIT and WARD is erecting a splendid man-
sion on his estate in Staffordshire. More than two
hundred workmen have been employed on this building
fur upwards of two years. His Lordship is likewise
going to rebuild his house in. Park-lane, and In the mean
time he has taken the Duke of RUTLAND'S house in
Arlington-street.
The health of Mr. F. Bultrow is in a fair way of be-
ing perfectly restored. He is now staying at the country
house of his brother-in-law, Mr. &mum. Guerra; in
the neighbourhood of London.
Monday evening, Mr. RICHARD MANN, son of WU.
MANN, Esq. of Scarcroft, near Leeds, was killed on the
spot by the downfall of an old building, at Thorner.
The numbes of French who are able to read has
doubled within the last forty years, though there are
said to be still 14,000 Communes in France destitute of
,chnolmasters.

Wednesday. an awful instance of sudden death os-
- at Edinburgh. Mr. Basile, of the late firm of Elms and
Leslie, hatters in Edinburgh, was walking along the pavement in
front of the new ttuiklinps, North Bridge street. when he suddenly
dropped down, and was immediately a corpse.
John 'kir, who was condemned at last Glasgow
Circuit Court, for having murdered his tri'e in the month
f Octobei last, on Wednesday underwent the dreadful
*grimace of the law, upon a scaffold erected in front of
the New Clutch, Greenock.