Star.
London, England, 1829-08-10 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duke of Cu x BERLAND returned to town at a late
boor on Friday night, from his vklt to his Musser, at the Royal
Lodge in Windsor Park. Prince Gamuts of Cumberland walked
in the Parks on Friday evening, immediately after his arrival In
town, attended by Colonel Treas.:ow. The young Prince was
bibbed in the Windsor uniform. Their Royal Highnesses the
Duke and Duchess of COUREZIAND received visits yesterday and
on Saturday from the Machines* of Stafford, Princess Po•
lignac. Prince and Princess Esterhazy, Baron and Baroness
Bulow, Earl and Countess Gower, Dowager Marchioness of
Lowdown, Miss Gifford, Count and Countess Ludolf, Dowager
Mirchioneu of Hertford, Lord Eldon, Lord Wynford, &c.—
The following were among those who called to leave their names
and make inquiries :—The Duke of Wellington, Sir Charles and
Lady Imhoff, Sir Charles and Miss Flower. Chevalier Dedel (the
Minister from the Netherland), Sir J. Becket, Bart and Countess
of Carible.Lady Warburton, Countess of Mengel. Meas. &dada
French Change d'Affain), Lord Si. Helen's Mr. M. A. Taylor
Vieconntess Keith, the Duke of Dorset, Countess Rd" the
Earl of Roselyn, the Wirtanburg Minister, Lord C. Somerset,
Count Redorn, Marquis of Hertford, Dowager Countess of Mor-
ton, the Speaker of tie House of Commons, Lady Rivas Miss
Pitt, Sir Alexander Grant, Sir William and • Gordon, Via.
count Ind Viscountess Granville, Lord and Lord
Stowell, Viscountcy' Hampden, Sir Charles and Lady Flint, Earl
and Countess Beauchamp, Lady St. Clair, Lord and Lady F.
Somerset, Lady and Miss Graves, Marchioness of Westmeath,
Lady Darin. Bari of Westmoreland, Earl of Shaftesbury, Lady
A'Becket, Dowager Countess Beauchamp, Lady L. Lyra, &a.
Their Royal Highnesses honoured the Prince and Princess Rater-
buy with their company to dinner yesterday, at their residence,
Chandra House.
The LORD CHANCELLOR had • a loag interview with
the Duke of Wm:manses Saturday morning at the Treasury.
Dispatches were brought to the Foreign Office.by a
Xlig's Messenger on lbeirday night for the Earl of Amman,
from the Right Hon. Raglan Govan, our. Ambassador at Cos.
stantinople. The Ill_ ire ass by way of Vienna, and brought
dtches from that capital from Lord Comae. •
The Sawn Charge d'Affaires transacted business, on
Saturday.at the Olice of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
The Duke of Wsuallorox left town on Saturday
afternoon 00 a visit to Mr. Annum; at his residence, Woodford
Lodge, near Kettering.
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Account* from Jassy say (of the 19th July), that the
grand object of General Diesbitach is to got possession of
Bourg's. Giurgevo is vigorously bombarded, and cannot
hold out long.
Oirsi A paragraph in the French Papers states, that France
has No hundred armed. ships in commission at present;
. but according to new measures which are going to be
adopted by'ete Ministry, eighty of them are to be dis-
mantled. Fifteen of them belong to the port of Toulon.
A Dutch Mail has arrived, but the Steamer still remains
.due, as well as the Hamburgh Steamer.
Our City Correspondent sap, that; " The well-in-
formed are of opinion that the Turks moll be compelled to
make peace, and which, will take plane at the gates of
Adrianople."

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