Star.
London, England, 1828-06-30 00:00:00

ARRIVAL OF THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE.

The Duke of CANISIIIIi/01 arrived at the King's PA'
lace, St. James , about half-past eleven o'clock on
Saturday morning, in a carriage and four, followed
by his suite, including Sir JAM'S KETNITT, Count
KEILMANAVGGE, and Captain MEM, in another car-
riage and four. The Duke left Hanover early on the'
morning of Monday, the 23d instant, and proceeded to
Calais by way of Dusseldoit. Aix. la-Chapelle, Brussels,
and Lisle. His Royal Highness arrived at Calais early
'on Friday morning, and embarked, on board a steam
!packet at nine o'clock the same morning, and landed
.at Doves, as we stated on Saturday, about 12 o'clock
Auer about an boar's stsy his Royal Highness left
Dover for Rochester, at which place the Royal'Duke
,lept, at the Crown Lin. His Royal Highness left
Rochester about six o'clock on Saturday morning, and
arrived in London about half-past eleven. .
His Royal Highnes,, immediately after his arrival,
visited the Ktao,•and was congratulated on his arrival
by the Duke of CUMIMILAND, the Princess AUGUSTA,
and the Duchess of GLoucErraa, who came to the Pa-
lace soon after the arrival of their Royal Brother.
The Royal Duke afterwards accompanied the Du-
chess of Gtoticarrta in her carriage, and paid a visit
to the Duke and Duchess of CLAMENCE at the Admi-
ralty, and then proceeded to Gloucester HuUse, Palk-
lane, and dined with the Duke and Duchess of QLOU
CESTRIt.

The Duke of CLARENCt gave a grand dinner on Sa-
turday at his.residence in the Admiralty, to a numerous pany Of
Naval °Seers. among whom were—Admirals Sir James Whit-
shed, Sir J. Ileresford, Sir Robert &opford, Sir B. Hallowell, J.
Douglas, Capel, Warthorp ; Captains Sir John Peckell, Lord
Henry Thymic Willed', F. H. Caine Maberly, G. Evans, Lloyd,
George Pechell, Charles Bikes, Vincent, Apiough, Spencer,
Sir E. Nagle. •
The Duchess of CLARINCII gave another grand en-
tertainment at her residence in the Admiralty, on Friday evening.
As early as half-past nine o'clock the company began to arrive,
although the invitation hour was ten o'clock. The arrangements
far the party were similar to those of the previous entertainments.
The company, on their arrival, passed through the Grand Hall to
the Ante-Hall, in which were the pages in their State dresses, who
, ushered them into the State apartments; the company continued
arriving, both at the entrance in the Admiralty and also that in St.
James's Park, for upwards of two hours.. About ten o:clock the
!Suchen entered the drawing-room, accompanied by her 1t0y,41
Consort, and received the numerous throng of 'WWI, who bed
not all left till between one and two o'clock. in the owning.

The Duke and ['riches,' of CLASINCE, the Duke of
Conanaiamo. and the Duke of Colesatamt, attended Divine Ser-
vice yesterday at the Chapel Royal, St. James's Place.
The 'Duke tiCidaastica and the Duke of Cuataaa-
Lass visited his MAreery yesterday. at his pekoe in St. James's.
The Duke rf CalarlalDGZ dined yesterday with his
Msaesre.
The LORD CHANCELLOR had an audience yesterday
of the KING.
P' inch Litoeotti gave a grind dinner yesterday at
Marlborough House, Pall Mall. to some of the Members of the
Royal Family, and a distinguished party of the Nobility sad
Gentry.
Prince LEOPoLD attended divine service yesterday at
St. Philip's Chapel, Regjent-street.
The Ducheas nt KENT and the Princess ViCTORIA
and the whole Household of the Royal Duchess, attended Divine
Service yesterday in the Private Chapel, in the King's Palace,
Kensington. . .
At the time of the Duke of CAMBRIDGIts departure
from Mamma% the Duchess of Commute and the young Prince
and Princess were in the enjoyment of good health, and were on
the eve of going up the Rhine as far as Frankfon,.on a visit to the
Royal Duchess's father (the Landgrave of Heise Cassell), at his
residence at Bumpkin.
The Duke of CUMBBILAND honoured the Lord Chief
Justice Be.? with his company to dinner on Saturday, at his rod-
signet in Bedfard-squanr.
Cunt d'Orht.th, the Spanish Minister (Special),
'Mil/laded business with the Earl of Assam" on fiaMirtlay, at the
Foreign Office, Downing-street.
Toe fine weather of the past week has greatly acts-
krated the-hay harvest ; and a latge proportion. oldie crops have
been carried in the best possible manner.
The Royal Sovereign yacht, at Deptford, is fitting
for the conveyance of his Royal Hishaess the Loss Hunt Armada.
to Plymouth.
The Finance C mittee have come to a determina-
tion (earded bt a ty 4 one) that the Sinking Fold, miler
the tire 4 re being so surplus of revalue, was of no
Yap, 4 rt• •
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1 !NW Liras have become joint proprietors
Aleugatlavatre. Mr. Tease having said his malery at that
establishmeat to gr. Massaro.
The amount of the tat upon coals imported into
Irtiansl last year was 53151151.

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