Star.
London, England, 1829-08-26 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLAND took an
airing yesterday afternoon in an open phaeton in the Regent's Park.
The Russian Ambassador and Princess [Javan, the Count and
Countess Mumma. the Marchioness of LOXDONSUST, and Mrs.
&Asmara, had interviews with the Royal Duchess yesterday, at
her residence in the King's Palace, St. James's. The Dowager
Marchioness of LAISSINOWN the Marchioness of WWITXRATII,
Earl. Cosine% and Lady BUILT Caserta, Couns•Riiitap. Earl of
MousrecusltLai. Lord Tams:sow; and
hi nines
ST Were
among those who called to make their hi aisles after her Royal
Higlusess.

The young Queen of PORTUGAL would, it was ex-
, leave her residence at LaMom yesterday, and proceed to
ex-
pected,
attended by Viscount ITARATANA, and the ladles and
gentlemen of her suite. The Qum will embark in the frigate sent
by her father, the RUPSIIOII, to convey the Fairness to the Brazils.
The Marquis OR HABBACCI4 reitlllllslllith her Maannv. The two
Secretarie. to the Marquis DR 111141Msast• ante to town on Monday
from Lakhans, and yesterday left lawn for Portsmouth:
The Hanoverian Minister and" the French Charge
d'Affaires bad interviews with the Earl-of A yesterday, at
the Foreign Office.
The Bishop of Lox DON had an interview yesterday
with the Duke of Cusimeaamo; his Lordsklp also visited the
CMANCILIAK of the EICIIIIQUIS, at the Treasury.
The Russian Ambassador arrived in town :yesterday
from Tonbridge Wells.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.'

CHANGES.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Exeter, from W. S. Poynts,
Req. M.P.'s seat, Cowdray Park, Petworth:Sussex, for Worthing ;
the Earl of Abergavenny for Edrige Castle ; the Earl and Countess •
Gower. from the Marquis of Stafford's feat. Trentham Hall, Staf-
fordshire, for Shropshire ; the Earl of Chesterfield en a visit to
the Duke of Wellington, at Wollner Castle; the Earl and Countess
of Scarborough, at their seat. Sandbeck, Yorkshire, from a tour ;
Viscount Harberton, from Upper Besot-street. tor Sunningbill ;
Lord and Lady Granville, from Bruton-street. Berkeley-square,
for Tenbridge Wells ; the Dean of Carlisle fnr Hillingdon ; Capt.
Ashley for Parts ; Colonel and Mrs. Charles Palmer, in Piccadilly,
from a tour ; Major Crawford, in Curzon-street, from Naples ;
Capt. Algernon Smith, in the Regent-street, from Sicily ; Major
Dyer, in Jermyn-strest, from: Dublin ; Lady Bethel Codrington
and the Misses Codrington for Doddington Park. Admiral Sir
George Cockburn. for High Beach, K.sex ; Captain Lock. in St-
James's-street, from the Hague ; Mr. and Mrs. William Camsc,
from Brighton to Hastings; Col. and Mrs. Cameron. in Bond-
street. from Dublin ; Major Langley, in Half Moon street, from
Brussels; Mr. and Mrs. 'fanning, from Toobridge Wells to Items-
gate ; Capt. and Mrs. Doyle, at the British Hotel. Jermyn-street,
from the Continent ; James Pinch, Rag. at ditto, from Brighton ;
Captain and Mrs. Hamden at Tonbridge Wells, front Sunning-
bill; Mr. and Mr.. Maitland, in Rernt.street, from Italy ; Mr.
and Mrs. Roger Kynaston. from St. James's-place, on a tour ;
W. Southlry. Esq. from the British Hotel. for Bristol; J. M'Lean,
Esq. from ditto for Ireland; the Bishop of Winchester, from
Warren's Hotel, Iternt•street. for Farnham Castle, Surrey ; Mrs.
and Miss Desborough, and Miss Wilson, from diet*, for their seat
in Huntingdonshire ; Air, and Mrs. Lawton, from ditto. for Lea-
mington Spa; Charles Watterten, Esq. and Mr.. Vratterten, front
the Stratford Hotel. Oxford street. to Walton Hall, near Wake-
field ; W. French. Esq. and Miss Trench, from ditto, to Dublin ;
the Rev. A. Moore and Mrs. Moore, from ditto, to Dublin;
Walker Hickson, Esq. from ditto, to iaover ; J. Jameson. Esq.
from ditto. to Dover; Edward Wilkins, Esq. std Miss Wilkins,
from ditto, for Dover; Capt. Manners, R.N. from ditto, on a tour ;
Wm. Jukes, Esq. from ditto, for Hastings ; James Tyler, Esq.
from ditto, to Hastings ; the Rev. Mr. Beard and family, at
Bryant's Hotel (late Warne's), Conduit-street, from Hitching.
Park, Maidenhead; Miss Hallam, at ditto; Nuns. de Wikouline.
at the Berton Hotel, Bernere-street. host PAT'S; Alexander
Hunter, Esq. and Mrs. Hooter, at ditto; E. Hawkins, EN. Mrs.
Hawkins and family, at ditto, from Colchester ; James Baia, Esq.
at ditto, from Colchester; Miss tihcart. at ditto, from the Con-
tinent • Miss Doris, at ditto, from the Continent ; Mrs. Hills and
the Misses Hulls, from ditto. for Cheltenham.
ARRIVALS AT CHELTENHAM.

Lord and Lady Lisle, the Lord Bishop of St. David's, the Hen.
and Rev. Gouge Burke, Le Comte de Lorenzo. Sl William and
Lady Wrazall, Sir W. Peacock. Lady Jardine, Lady Newbolt and
family, Lieut.-General Gerard. Major-General Egerton, Colonel
Short, Colonel Cross, Dent-Colonel Wihoa, Major Crnik.hank,
Major and Mts. Sisowpanl, Major Cumberland. Captain and Mrs.
Stevenson, Captain Jeffreys. Capt. W. Le Mesurier. Capt. Light.
Rev. Walter Eric. Rev. Mr. Gronow, Rev. Mr. Cumming, Rev.
R. Williams. Rev. S. Davies, Rev. T. Fuller, Rev. Mr. Coleman,
Rev. Mr. Carle, Rev. W. Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Arbuthnot. Mr.
and Mrs. Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Caldecourt, Air. and Mrs.
Keinpson. Ste. Ike.

Accounts from Bucharest bring information that a se-
cond expedition of eight thousand men has left Sebasto-
pol for Sizeboli.
Accounts from Constantinople, same date as last re-
ceived, 30th July, state that theJaniasaries are beginning
to show themselves, and act. A great number of indi-
viduals have been arrested ; and the Imperial Turkish
Guards have entered the capital to keep order. Patroles
of cavalry are parading the streets night and day.
Lady GRANVILLY and suite, in three carriages, ar-
rived as the Royal York Hotel, Brighton, yesterday. The Coun-
tess of Ampaotiousin is also arrived at the said Hotel.

Lord DUDLEY and WARD was at the Albion, Brigh-
ton, on Saturday. but in its departure list on Monday. Lord H.
Barrows is arrived. and continuing at the Albion.
Tuesday Sir C. PAGET, the Admiral on this station,
sailed in the Pearl, for England. but was obliged to return to Cove
again on the same evening, the gale from the southward
being unfavourable to getting round the Land's Ead.—Southers
Repefisr._ _ _

Mr. COLIN MACKENZIE, who, we believe, was one
of the Coasaubsioaers for investigating the British Claims on the
Trench Governmeot• has been appointed to relieve Mr. Marmara.
the Consul-General at Lisboa, who has repeatedly expressed a wish
to return to England. It will be recollected that Sir HII3IIIT
Cnassammaar bad received this appointment, but was unable to
proceed to Lisboa, owing to the accident which terminated his
life.

The arrival in town on Monday of the Duke of WEL-
umasna was very unexpected. even by some of his colleagues in
the Cabinet, and it is understood to have been connected with
some business of importance. Shortly after his arrival be bad a
visit by appointment, from the Aosvaran AMBASSADOR. with whom
'he had a long conference. His Ga*ce being pressed for time, and
yet anxious to prolong the conference, took the Panics in his car-
riage a considerable distance on his road to Weimer Castle.
Mr. Justice BAYLEY and Mr. Justice LITTLEDALE
left Newcastle ea Saturday forenoon privately.
Mademoiselle SONTAG, with her sister NINA, who
embarked on Thursday at Newhaven, had a favourable passage. in
the Eclipse steam vessel, to Dieppe.
The trial of the suit between Captain and Lady AnNES
Bean and Mr. Gnats CALLA/MIAS is fired to come on on Thurs-
day next, at Cork. The witnesses from Dublin, who are many,
have received intimation that it will come on that day for certain.
There have been more visitors than usual this summer
to view the Menai Bridge.
The Melville 74, is to proceed, with all possible dis-
patch. to the Mediterranean.
Measures are about to be taken for securing the unfi-
alsbed•balldings at the British Museum from farther inroads of the
weather.

The work of Macadamizing Grosvenor-square has at
length commenced, at the north-western extremity.
Baron M'CLELLax D has retired from the Irish Bench.
He was called in 1790. In 1799 he gave his vote for the Union ;
he eras shortly afterwards put upon the Bench, and In 1999 he
makes way (as it is said) for Ilf. JOlllll LISLE. Fungi.
Monday afternoon, about two o'clock, as his Grace the
Doke of Watunovost was coming into town along Westminster-
bridge. in his travelling carriage and poet horses, from Dartford,
when, nearly opposite Oliver's Coffee-bane, at the foot of the
bridge, the bone on which the, postillion rode fell, and it was
dragged severalyards before the carriage could be stopped. Several
watermen and &then immediately ran to the engage to render
assistance, and Instantly recognised his Grace, who, in the kindest
manner, thanked them for their attention, and requested the door
of the carriage to be opened, that he might get out. His Grace,
en alighting, seemed particularly anxious about the postiWon, and
repeatedly *spired if be was hurt. On being informed that be
was not materially injured, his Grace gave some directions to his
servants, and proceeded on foot to Downing-street. The have
was nary muck cut and seriously injured. Another hone having
beafiroonred, the carriage was taken to his Grace's residence.
Wednesday the 12th inst. Mr. FULLERTON CAREE-
eti. of Pktarrow, when shooting on the lands of Rickartos, killed
thirty brace of muirfowl and a brace of snipes, at thirty-four shots
—shooting not often paralleled in this part of the country.—aller-
ders Okenver.