Star.
London, England, 1828-12-23 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

ESENTATION OF THE QUEEN OF PORTUGAL.
'taring been notified that his MAJESTY would re-
the young Queen of PORTUGAL yesterday at his new Palace
'linker, a considerable degree of public interest was excited in
vn of Windsor, and on the road leading to it from Laleham,
:he Quests resides. At Staines great numbers were assem-
and front thence to the entrance to Windsor l'ark by Bishop's
, carriages filled with company were interspersed along the
At this entrance a numerous detachment of the Life Guards
stationed. The Long Walk in Windsor-Park was thronged
pedestrians. Lady blearsoaoutze, and others of the Nubi-
id Gently. were in carriages arranged at the sides.
young Queen of PORTUGAL and her suite arrived In four
carriages at Bishop's Gate. and proceeded up the Long Walk in the
ring order :—ln the first carriage was the Treasurer of the
$ Household and the Chevalier ALMRIDA. one of her Ma-
Chamberlains; in the second carriage were Viscount ITA.
A, the Brazilian Minister, and the Marquis de RIZZNDE,
Brazilian Minket to the Court of Vienna ; in the third carriage
were the Marquis and Marchioness de Paulette ; in the fourth
uriage was the young Quesst, ittend4d by the Marquis de BAL-
. the Countess 'vinare, and the Chevalier de &mama.--
ipany of the Life Guards escorted her MAJEATT, an Officer
on either side of the carriage. The Marquis de rALMRLLA
ri.count de ITARATANA rode in their state carriages. Tick
lams had their state liveries. The Qum was not in her state
age, nor did her attendants wear their state liveries. ."""
the cortege leaving the Long Walk, and entering ..tbe tiring
'intilior, her Pdamter was received with loudacclassatioas by
uumerotis body of Portuguese, who had there assembled. ''Oe
-.Maar:ace's entrance into the Castle-yard, she was received by
Ird of Honour, composed of the Coldstream Regiment of
Guards, commanded by Colonel Russett. The trumpeter
e Life Guards sounded her arrival, when the firoct's private
immediately struck up the Hanoverian march with a trumpet

o.
Quasar was received, on her alighting from her carriage, by
the great Officers of State, the Lord Chamberlain and the
Stewardobe Master of the Household, Sir War. Kann.,
Sir Ennuso NAGLE, the Grooms in Waiting, and Sir Hussite
isms, the Equerry in Waiting, were also in attendance.
Mammy entered the Palace by the King's Entrance at a
quarter past ewe o'clock. and on her arriving at the top of the stair-
was received by the Kano, who addressed her in French.
Kuto was accompanied by the Duke and Duchess of Cu.-
, she Duke and Duchess of Gtouceseas, the Duke of Wes-
unman the Earl and Countess of AntliDEIN, Mr. Secretary and
Peat., Lord FARNIOROUGII, the Hon. it. Gosport, &c.
Diariev nducted the young Quits thr.oligh the corridor
several apartments of the Palace to the dining room, where a
kiewris was laid out. There was a splendid diapla) of gold plate.
His N&JESTY and suite appeared in the morning or half-dress
Windsor ui.iform. During the dejeanse, the King's private band
'stationed in the music room, dressed ice their new uniform of
purple and gold, and played a stumber of marches, Ste:
The young Quay: remained with his Shame two bonne keels.
t Castle about four o'clock, in the same order, escorted by a patty
. Life Guards, on her return to Lalebam.
The Duke and Duchess of CEA RIMS, the Buke and Duchess eir
Gunman, the Cabinet Ministers sod their Ladies, remained*
' • Palace, and had the honour of dining with lb. Kura.
E. CODILINGTOII was among the spectators to witness the
young Quesu's arrival.
The Duke of WELLINGTON came to wan on Sunday
ht from the sear of the Marquis of Commos, at Wootton. Buck-
iughanuhite. His Grace was visited yesterday morning, previous
1 his leaving town fur Windsor, by- the Lutes Cisaticauatts and
*. Secretary Pau.

ELECTION OF A TEMPORAL PEER.

DUBLIN, DEC. 19.—Tbe Election closed yesterday,
~.6 uumbrn

Fir Lord Dunally

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Viscount Ca;ilemaine • • St
blajority •-26
The number of Peers entitled to vote Lare one bun-
' And twenty-seven, and only eighty-eight exercised
plivilege upon the present occasion. Ninety•six
vbt, d at the contest in which L*rd Farnham was
nu ophant.
The following are the Peers who voted fog Viscount
Castlemaine :
ilasourues—Donegal and Thomond. •
Lai4—Carrick Courton, Linden, Aldbdrough, Mountcashel,
Langford, Cathampton, Mayo, Enniskillen. O'Neill, Bandon, Clan.
cut?, Bantry, Sheffield, Kilmurey, Rathdowne, and Listowell.
Viscous:vs—Middleton, Galway, Clermont, Lifford, Lofton,
Frankton, and Casdemaine.
Basoss—Blaney; Farnham, Arden, Muncaster, and Henniker.
Ilea fallowing Peers voted for lard Dunally—
nil Earl td. Connaught (Duke of Gloucester) Duke of Leinster.
„
"uleassas—Downshire, Welk sley, Sligo, Conyngham, West-
land), Orrnond'and Ossory, and Clanricade.
, lant—Coik and Orrery, Roscommon, Granard, Darnley, Bea:
°millet, Shannon, Fife, Milltown, Howtb, Kingston, Portarling.
"Ai Nounrnotris, Wicklow, Clare, 13elmore Llandaff, Castle.
SteWatto Caledon, Limerick, Gosford, Bosse. Chariceilles Blain-
ton, Menial!, llunraven, Norbury.
Viscourivs—Chetwynd, Chfdevo; Doneralle, 'Northland, Hawar.
dee, Kilwarden, Templeton,LlSMOre, Gort.
thaolla—Conway and Kihaltagh, •Carbery, Aylmer, Massey,
ki
eradak, Auckland, Cloncurry. Waterpark, Ashtowu, aarina,
!tarlatans, Davies, and Howden.
We can state that a notice has been served upon the
Clerk of the Hanaper, cautioning him not to return Lord
Ib'lally as duly elected, and that an appeal will be
L
Jwflovith lodged. The case will therefore be 016-
"tattly decided by the Committee of Privileges of the
~vlltt House. Tile majority of legal votes is in favour
n Lord Castlemaice.—Dublia Evenisg Mail of Friday.

His Marssrv•coatemplates great improvements at
Royal Lodge in the ensuing Spring. The tradesmen have
heti called upon
to make estimates for their various work, which
aiu be negated under the immediate direction of Sir Jerrie's.
-tarriate.
The number of members enrolled in the Constitts-
tut, Bconswiek Club for Buckinghamshire exceed. fourteen
N„—t, Led' and is Still tepidly increasing. Independently of the
Gentry, and Clergy, in this number is included the great
"s‘s of the agricultural interest of that respectable and populous
We regret to learn that the last arrivals from Bombay
,
irOu gin
40a5 A linfavoiseable winks of the health of the Governor, Sir
agcotro.