Star.
London, England, 1827-11-03 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Nixes% &MIA MATILDA came Wilk.. 71.1.
terday itatirolog from her residence on Blaaltbspaillie, likiktdra
Highness pal a visit to the Print-en A 0411INTA at bar reslegiia iw
the Kings Tale*, St. Jaataa, and alterwanle Advil the Pgalmris
of Kar,y tOJ.the _Prisms Sotama at their-apartments in:theillnkt
PlaiefOlt Vetadtigtoo. The Princes* returned to Bacidniiiirlin
the /heroes&

The pitches of accompanied by the Prince's Fammas.
and attended' by the Bareness Qs SPA DT* 11114 slr AWN 01.1111. r•
benounni tbe performance et " (heron," at Comstifirden Uwe
with their presence yeatettlay evening. •
The Earl of Dames. and Mr. littemeson visited Vlsces.F.ta-
osaime yesterday, at hie resilience in Dmenbitatreet. # •
Mr. Idoinpart left town yesterday, far Mims. at Iran"
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Repot, ace in eirculatioo, entitled to
know sot, stating that great additiork are about to be
made to the varied' dramatic pieces now. acting de-
picting the kortorsof samlsling. The new portlms Fie
to represent scenes whickhave lately menially octut red
on the- Continent, origissaing-in this Satanic -vice.
The Countess of Essza.bad o select card pasty yes-
herds), evening, at her boom in Hill.qireet., Berkeley
The . Duchess of . Hefts. who Moderesrrrstlf et-
tremety popular with the Engliek at Dieppe, lam. it-Is sit J
peened bet inteutiun of visiting Brighton neat suitilmw. •
The late THOIIIIII WESTIIIt Fa, Esq. of Host ligikoi
County of Clare, bar bequeathed 4400 to the Charitißirltisthit•
dons of • Limerick, as follows: 4100 to the Ptotesiant -IFortnie,
Orphan Scheid a Alas to the Protestant Free School ; and 41W.dr
to the House of *lndustry; to be paid to Alderman WATSON" sod
'to be disposed of at his discretion.
l'he late Mr. KIKBLE was at the sale or the bonite
of bake. Raw; the Commentator upon Shakspeare; when "1
Trestissusts ski Pa tic Starring," was 'knocked thorn at tire hindsle
price of staproce The great Tragedian obsereed, " that ho bad
known the Funds so low before." • • • • •
Hu Extinct-icy the POSTGOUItiI AMBASSAIKIII giv..
a grand dtionser on Wednesday last. at *Mich were present the islet
of Disoi.gC:irrince Haviestaars Mr. Ds nix's, Viscount haali';'
tapsaand odor Foreign hinsistersakewim the Marquees de bat
, General SAINA, and other persons of distincsico.
"r LIDA
Ilse line rd telegraphs which his been erected between
I.fierpoot and Holyhead, began tamest on Friday se'nnight, though
not quite Zonspirte. On tbatday telegrapoic information
mired at Manna in fifteen minutes front Holyhead, that the
packet fillip the iapideon was of the Head ; and as thotelegraph
at littlstoov is nut yet complete, the news was brought by assassin-
ger to Liverpool.
A forandoble schism has arisen between-ft 'English '
and a Scotch physician at Bottlogde, in consequence
of. the former -Saving announced himself to the Irelan-
d Darien* of. that places as the only "regular" herald'
of death., - - •

Accounts were yesterday received in tnwn, of a dread!
fel cneagement between the Persians and the Ruuiaasf
.is whirls- the latter:Were defeated:with very consider-.
Ale loss. Thit kites: from Per.ia, announcing this event,
are dated the sth of September; and state that AISAS
Mine& brid, defeatcf a Russian corps, consisting 'of
three thousand infantry of the Moscow Regsment of
imperial Guards, three hundred 'Hulans. and one
thousand Co:Sacks, 'With leveral guns. The Persian
army consisted pf Ire thousand regulat infantry, five
thousand -hcuse, and tu enty-eight pieces of cannon.
Thi battle took 'dice about six miles from the (ott
Eutch Kelaiseti, and lasted from dawn till evening.
The Russians lost one 'thousand sit :finnared- men,.
killed' or taken prisoners. and the remainder 104
shelter iwtbe at:Kee-named fdrt, which is closely in;
vested by the.Pessian army. Doting 'the. engagement
Lille following remarkable circumstance took place:—
Two battalions of .the Persian atmygallantly Merged
two battalions of the lutperial. Guards, and afar a
long. sanguinary, and oostinate conflict, completely
routed, with great toss,-the Russian battalions.
Saturday evening, about seven o'cloct, a .b6at from
Kinghotn, with sheep, made towards the pier at Leitlti
but owing to the violence of the storm, several 0:
the sheep tare washed overboard before 'entering
the harbour. With considerable difficulty; they were
all picked up, except. one. -which was given uP as
lost, and sthestd?ntsi.. Ow the following mottling, how.
fiver. something was discovered id the water behind
the some pier, which tornia out to be the lest sheep.
dreadfully.ezhansted btu will alive; it must have teen,
in the VOW uw_ivitcli of 12
citutsay.44 ; •
halal, dquidg a pipit b0th01474 -