Star.
London, England, 1821-10-20 00:00:00

THE KING'S VISIT-TO 11.1NOVET.

• PRIVATF. LETTP.R.
HANOVER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1.
visiting. this country, does not cumempitte
You may depend upon it, as a fact, that his MA,
matrimonial aliance, as was supposed in h.
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javkildsseTnY:bienleft it. Nor do I believe, from all / ca:
learn, that his MAJrs•ry's presence here is ,t an
connected with any measures of external policy, iht
principal object he has in view, as I understand from
good authority, is to examine into the institution
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1 such improvements as, to his discriminating judo, rncnt, my seem advisable._
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Tile Drawing-room at Herrenhansen, yesteedu,
evening, was attended by all the rank and fishinn
the coantry, and there were also present sever,' jis.
tinguittlied personages from foreign Courts.
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young Princes of BruiNswicic came at an eArlyhnur
and the Archduke FERDINAND of Austria was al'.
nounced soon after. The display was almost
sively of a military character, for all Over the cox'.
nent the army is made the standard of rank, anithe
criteric.n to %%Inch the different gradations of society
are to be referred.

There sea, this evening a most splendid spectacle
in the avenue lending to Herrenhausen. The Officec4
of the army, 15(X) in number, gave a grand Colton
by torch-light, or, as it is called in German,ficii
mask. The Officers assembled at Herrenhausen,a4
there 1.54 X) torches were lighted, and given to Ism
I soldiers, and all shouted Mara !—Heil, mum,
Koenig, Heil !—(Gov save the King!) The bathe(
several regiments then struck up the favour-item.
tional air:, and the music continued to play for seven(
hours. The torch-bearers then proceeded to an opa
space, where all the torches were thrown into a
and around the great fire GOD save the King! Tra'
sung with transport.
The condescension of the KING is the theme d
much praise among all classes here. At Osnabruck
a poor woman threw herself upon her knees befit
his MAJESTY, and implored mercy for her litubot
who was under sentence for the rbmmission of seze
crime. The KING caused inquiry to be made intotht
case, and having found some circumstances !arca
able to the culprit, granted Lim a free pardon.
Among the transparencies which were exhibit(
on the houses of the middle classes, there was ot
on a house said to be that of a tailor, which affotki
some amusement from its quaintness:

Ich hab tin Urines gerade,
Mein gel/ and Hemel ist mur klein
Doch hielkt mich Gott mid kcenigs gnaile,
So wird mit. bald gehulfen seyn.
. ..

The following translation, although not rhythi,
cal, will afford some view of the original:

•
I have a little house just here, my money and my mut
only mall ; yet if Gm will help, and the King will favort%
things will soon grow much better."
Whether the tailor will have his wish fulfilled, it
is difficult to say ; but it would be equally dificsk
not to laugh at the inscription.
On another house appeared a Phceniz rising fns
its ashes, with the words underwritten•
Neu erstand Renowned arose
Das niterland. Z Our native country.
The restoration of Hanover to its ancient Princes,
was well described in the transparency. Anothet
transparency represented Britannia leading Hanover
as an infant to the heights of fame and Owl. The
King was seen in another transparency espresing to
the people of Hanover his determination to revisit
them next year, while the crowd prayed for elan
visit with ardour. _ _ _

The favourite marine residence of his MAIM
afforded a subject for the inventive Hanoveti
the Brighton Pavilion was exhibited in a
with the following lines underneath :
. .

Brighton, thy glory is no mere,
Thy brightness shines on us.
The superiority of Great Britain
nations on the sea, was depictured by .
containing an anchor, over which the Bril
unfurled, and underneath was a German
importing that Hanover would never
that flag ruled the ocean.
Even religion afforded its source 4
congratulation : the White Horse of
associated with that mentioned in the
lations, c. xix. Y. I I.
" And I saw 'leaven opened, and beheld a s,
he that sat upon him was called faithful and true,
ousness he doth judge and make war:"
The Jews also gave expression to the
a representation of what to them was
former Temple of Jerusalem.
About twenty English miles from thi
preparations are making for a boar-hi
of his MAJESTY. It is said that Satui
the day when it will take place, and the spectacki
expected to be the most splendid of the kind *Atli
Hanoverians have ever witnessed. A machine,sons
what in the form of a pavilion, and drawn by wheal
has been constructed for the accommodation onis
MAJESTY, in order that he may enjoy tilepleastnes
of the chace without the fatigue of riding. tVt %It •
JESTY, since his arrival, has been frequently vial'
in the course of the day by the Dukes of Camaro.
and CUMBERLAND. The latter has with him ass
of thirty-five persons, arrayed in gorgeous livens
and including not fewer than twelve pages. ki
very probable, as I understand, that his Manz
will set out on his return to England in the earl7o
of the week after next. He remains fixed in Eis
termination of not visiting any of the three
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Continental Capitals. Before his MAJESTY dePt
tune there are to be some splendid reviews, 200
or two grand fetes, besides the boar-hunt. Tinsja!
his MAJESTY receives Addresses from the Civil 00
Military Authorities, and to-morrow he Willdig
with the Duke of CAMBRIDGE. On Monday his Ur
ja"serleCtPenusmt trh.e
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on a small scale, preparatory to the grand one Oa
pllhayer,eawndillthbeetticok.imetosrarroewliatare
is to take place in the course d next week.

Wednesday, the Duke of WELLINbTON t
Apsley Ilouse horn Stratlnieldsay, and on 'NM
evening his Grace left town to join a ditingto'
party at Epthorpe, the seat of the Earl of 110
MORELAND, in Northamptonshire.
Yesterday, Mr. and Lady ANNE CULLING 5311:1
' left town on a visit to the Duchess of Wsu.o6l'
at Strathficldsay.
Yesterday, Prince ESTI.II4IAZY left o.2l2dcsil°
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