Star.
London, England, 1828-11-25 00:00:00

COURT CI RCUL AR4

Hit MAIMS' attended by the Lord Steward of the
Household and the Lord and Groom in Waiting, left
the Royal Lodge shortly before two o'clock yesterday
afternoon, in has carriage and four, with outriders in
.carlet liveries, and proceeded up the Long Walk, es-
corted by a detachment of Life Guards. The Long
Walk was thronged with the inhabitants of Windsor
and with persons from adjacent parts, who greeted his
MAJESTY in an enthusiastic manner as he passed. The
Royal Cortege passed through the new principal en•
trance to the Castle to the private entrance to the State
Apartments, where the KING on alighting was received
by Sir Wu. FRIMANTLE and Sir FREDRRICK WATSON.
His NlAturv, soon of er his arrival, held a Court,
which was attended by—

The Spanish Minister, the American Minister, the Lord Chan.
the First Lord of the Treasury; the Secretaries of &ate
for the Home, Foreign, and Colonial Departments ; the Chancel
tor of the h:xchequer, the President of the Board of Controul. the
Lord Chamberlain, the Lord Steward, the Treasurer of the House-
hold, the Master of the Hou•ehuld, Mr. Justice Park, the Judge
Advocate General, the Recorder of London, lite.

M. Baastuoira. the Spanids Minister, was presented to his Ma-
a art by the Earl of MICIDICEN, as Secretary of State fur Foreign
Affairs, to deliver his credentials as Minister from the King of
Seam.

Mr. Baeivies, the Minister from the United States, wee pre-
sented to the Kim: by the Fairl of &unseen, and delivered his
credentials as Minister from the United States.
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Their Kicellenciss were must graciously received.

meJustice PARK was presen ed to his filen:sr( by the LORD
CHANCELLOR, on being appointed nne of the Judges of the Court of
King's Bench ; on which occasion his Mour' was graciously
pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood upon him.
The JOACIE ADVOCATE G r. had an audience of the Knish
and took This Molnar's commands relative to t►e proceedings of
some Courts Martial.

His Alms: err held a Privy Couneil, at which Mr. Gangue at-
tended as Oat. After the conclusion of the Privy Council the
RECORnEII of London was introduced, and made a report to the
KING in Council of cone cts capitally couvieted at Justke Hall, is
the Old Salley.
The Kirk gave audience. to the LOSD Cumscaztos, the Earl of
Mummies, and Mr. Secretary Pan.

Slme of the furniture from his Majesty's Pavilion at
Brighton, and aim from the King's Palaces at Hampton Covert and
Kensington, has been recently removed by tht Ktmes commuid
Windwr Castle.

The Itus•ian A mbacsador visited the young Q•ieen ol
POJILTUGAL on Thu, day, at her residence at Lairham.

Sir WILLIAM KEIR GRANT transacted busineu yes-
terday at the Colonial OMlee.

The boys of the Itoyel Military Asylum attended
Divine Service yesterday morning in Westminster Abbey. The
service wa. Svarroan's in C. The Anthem was' Awake up any
glory," by Wise, and was sung by M . C.aatte and Zooms
and one of the young Gentlemen of the Choir. The state and
common colour4 were placed on each aide of the choir during the
service. At its conclusion the trumpet of the band played " God
save the King," In three verses; the full band &mussed it.