Star.
London, England, 1828-03-04 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

I.ast night, about half-past ten o'clock, the Kitqc
arrived at his Palace in St. James's, in his travelling carriage and
four, escorted by a patty of the 15th Hussars, from his Royal
Lodge in Windsor Park.

The Princess AUGUSTA arrived at her residence in
the King's Palace, St. James's, about three o'clock yesterday after-
noon, in her carriage and four, front his Majesty's Pavilion, at
Brighton. The principal attendants of her Royal Highness also
strived in town at the same time, in another carriage and four.—
The Princess afterwards received visit. from the Duke and Duchess
'of CLA HENCE, the Duchess of KENT, and the Duke of Sown:.
The Duk. and Duchess of CLARENCE entertained a select party
to dinner on Sunday, at their residence in the Admiralty.
Mr. Secretary Pim entertained a numerous party of :Member.
of the House of Commons to dinnet on Sunday, at his residence
in Privy Gardens. Among those present were—
Sir Charles Morgan, Sir W. Hestheote, Sir J. Dasbwood King,
Colonel Wood, Colonel Lindsey, Colonel Buller Elphinstone, Cap-
tain Beresford, Captain Bastard, Mr. Whitmore, Mr. Tomliue,
Mr. Potter Macqueen, Mr. Henry Alexander, Mr. Douglas, Mr.
J. Knox, Mr. Daly, Mr. Ross, &c.
The Uuke of Wettisozon came to town yesterday morning
from his seat at Strathheldsay, Hampshire. His Grace received
vi-its in the course of the afternoon from Mr. Secretary Pass. and
Ott Hight Hon, C. Aftsumttos.
The Duke of Doan; Viscount STRANGEORD, and Lord Mama-
BOROUGH, visited Earl DUDLEIr yesterday.
Baron litn.ow, the Prussian Minister, and Vlsconnt
the Brazilian Minister, had interviews with Earl DUDLEY yesterday,
at the Office of the Secretary of State (Or Foreign Affairs. Count
de Mottee, the Danish Minister, transacted business At the Foreign
Office yesterday.
The Archbishop of CANTERBURY has been indisposed at Lambeth
Paltce, but is now better.

The CHANCaLLOII of the Etcurneas was confined by a cold yos-
terdayot 11Iontagu-house, Portman-square.
lUr. thRRIES was confined to his residence in Great George-
street yesterday by Will-position.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE-.
A lilt IVA IS.

Lord Dillon, in Baker-street, from Oxfordshire ; Captain Mont-
gomery, in Pall-mall, from Paris; Mr. and Mrs. Ward, in Brook.
street, from Staffordshire ; Mr. and Mrs. Grey, from. Borough.
bridge, in Yorkshire; Capt. Durham, in Albemarle-street, from
Paris; Mr. and Mrs. Bingham, in Harley-street, from Dorset-
shire; Captain Clinton, in Piccadilly, from the lonian !shock;
Major Macleod, in Regent-street; Major Coghlan in Portugal-
street ; Mrs. and Miss Carleton, in Seymour-street; Colonel
Magennis, in Bend-street; Mrs. and Min lbbotson, in Berkeley.
street ; Major Campbell, in Pall-mall ; Dowager Lady Ellenbo.
rough add Miss Law, at Cambridge House, from Brighton; Lord
and Lady Malmesbury, in Brook-street, from their seat in Wilts;
Lord and Lady Farnborough, at their house, Whitehall, from their
seat in Kent ; the Countess of Berkeley, in Spring Gardens, from
her seat, Cranford Lodge, near Hounslow; Sir Hutton Cooper,
Bart. M.P. at Marshal Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square, from
the Royal Creseent,Bath; James M. Strachan,E.q. at ditto; Francis
Morse, Esq. at ditto; I'. C. Clemens, Esq. and Miss Clemens, at
the Hyde Park Hotel, Hyde Park Place, from Cambridge; Mr.
and Mrs. Harris, at ditto, from Southgate; Mr. and Mrs. Sutton,
and family, at ditto, from Berkhampstead; Richard Price, Esq.
M.P. at ditto, from Knighton ; Rowland Unwin, Esq. at ditto, from

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Sotntraetsbire ; Captain Colville, Foot Guards, at ditto; George
Lyon, Eq. at ditto ; Captain Laroche, R. N. at ditto, from Rick-
man's/arch ; Lady Jane Montgomery, at the London Hotel, Albe-
marle-street,,from Surrey ; Lord and Lady Byron and family, at
the St. George's Hotel, Albemarle-street, from Canterbury ; Cap-
tain and Mrs. Dalrymple, at the British Hotel, from Brighton.
DEPARTURES.

Sir Hussey Vivian for Windsor; Lieutenant• Colonel Pelly, for
Dublin ; Capt. Forster, of the 17th Regt. for Dublin ; Hon. Capt.
Kennedy, from the Earl of Cassillis' residence, In Privy Gardens,
for Windsor; Major Hill, of the 7th Hussars, for Brighton; Hon.
Lieut. Bathurst, of the 7th Hussars, for Brighton ; Mr. W. Jekyll,
fur Somersetshire; Captain Witham, of the 17th Lancers, for Ire,
land; Curnet Wentworth, for Dublin; Lieutenant Michelson, for
Dublin; Capt. Forbes, for Dublin ; Mr. William Percevsl Peyton,
fur Litchfield; Dr. nuet, fur North Aine, in, Sussex; Major
Bulkeley, of the 19th Lancers. for Canterbury ; Captain Aulde, as
Consul fur Mexico; Major Chats:tier, of the 7th Dragoon Guards,
for Birmingham; Capt. Porteus, for Manchester; Major AJeane,
for Cork ; Major Broughton, for York ; Captain Macdonald, for
' Dublin; Captain Barry, for Madra.. •

FEMALE FASHIONS FOR MARCH.
1,11011 ACCLINAIIN'S IRIOPOSITJAY Or AIM, Et;.
Thriven Dues —White satin dress made with a frock-body.
equally full all round, square at the top, and ornamented by a cape,
straight in front and deep on the shoulders, where it has three
pointed divider's; it is trimmed with nal row blond. The sleeves
are en gigot, and terminated by brood fancy bracelets of garnet and
gold • Inc skirt is decorated by a row of white satin bows, with
1 two angular ends penning downwards. Beneath is a puffed trian-
gular trimming, united by a rouleau to a deep and full bias flounce,
that touches the ground. Broad gold belt, embroidered in coins•
son bows, and lung ends, tasselled, attached to the left side. The
Bair is parted from the forehead, with two curls on each side,'and
confined by a gold band, beneath a toque of rose-colour crepe hue.
The edge of the brim is rather elevated, slightly constructed, and
decorated with broad rose-colour satin ribbon, having bows on each
side, beneath the brim, and bows on the low circular crown, with
long ends projecting over the edge, on the lett side. Gold earrings
and necklace, with turquoise ornaments. White kid gloves, em-
broidered with geld giraffe•coloured kid shoes.
BALL Daus.— Vilkite tulle dress over a Feridere blue satin slip :
the waist is long, and pointed at the back and front, and bound with
gold lace : the stomacher extends to the top of the shoulder, where
it terminates in an obtuse angle, projecting over the al , and
united to angular cape, that decorates the back : a branch of white
Persian robes spread over the front, and gives the stomacher an
elegant appearance: it is terminated with a rosaceous ornament of
rubies set in gold. The sleeves are short and fult, and kept out ►y
the stiffened sleeves of the slip. The skirt is made equally-Inn all
rouogl, bound with white satin, open in front, but united tt regular
distances by five rosaceous ruby clasps set in gold: ()ranches of
white Persian roses form its rich and delicate border : it is a quar-
ter of a yard shorter than the slip, which is terminated by a blue
ratio rouleau. The hair is parted in front, dressed in urge bows,
and adorned with papilionaceous bows of blue and gold ti3sue rib-
bon. White kid gloves; medallion bracelets outside. Ear-rings
a fetF/aostindei gold necklace, with a dianaind-shape locket in front ;
r.uze scarf; white satin shoes.

We yesterday stated the arrival of the Marquis of
Mummer in Dublin. His Excellency, on Saturday afternoon at
Ave o'clock, after having gone through the usual formalities in the
Presence Chambers, was sworn ill Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
The Duke of Susan entertained the Matqu.s of
Lassoowu and a large Party at dinner, on Sunday, at Kensington
Palace.
The Duchess of ST. Atoms's has subscribed one

hundred guineas for the relief of the poor performers who are Dow
suffering by the late accident at the Brunswick Theatre, and' the
Duke has given fifty guineas as Ms subscription fur the same laud-
able purpose.