Star.
London, England, 1828-02-05 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Doke of CLARERCS arrived at his residence in the Admiralty
on Sunday evening, from Portsmouth. About ten o'clock yesterday
morning, his Royal Highness left town in his carriage-and-four,
and proceeded to Woolwich Dock-yard, where his Royal Highness
arrived about eleven o'clock. Commodore WRITZ received the
lord High Admiral on his arrival, and attended his Royal High-
ness on board the Lightning steam-packet, which conveyed the
Duke on board a brig•of-war, distant between one and two miles
down the river, which had been refitting at the Dockyard, and
proceeded on service this morning. After visiting this vessel, the
Duke inspected the improved plans of building ships, which are
being carried into execution in the yard. After partaking of a
tidenne with Commodore Winn, his Royal Highnes. left Wool-
wich Dock-yard soon after two o'clock in the afternoon, and re-
turned to the Admiralty.
The Duke and Duchess of CLA Raft( entertained the Duchess
of Kum Prince LSOPOLD, the Princess Fronoar, and, a select
party to dinner yesterday, at their residence in the Admiralty.
Mr. Nu. had an intetview with the Duke of WiLLINOTON yes-
terday. Earl Baerstoarr and Lord ELLZKIOLOUCH visited Rarl

DIIDLIY yesterday, at the Office of the Sectetary of State for
Foreign Affairs.

The Attorney and Solicitor• Generals transacted business yes•
terday at the Home Office.
Mr. &muse, of Hamburg's, transacted business with Earl
Dental yesterday, at the Foreign Office.
The Cota.wcat.Loa of the EXCHNQUaII had a conference yesterday
with Mr.. Secretary FEU..

Viscount Alscvnte and Viscount P,
sine's yesterday at die Foreign Office.
The Right Hon. C. Wray visited Viscount Gosaawst yesterday,
at his residence in Downing-street.

transacted bu.

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ARRIVAL&

Lord and Lady Byron, from a tour • Lord Althorpe, from the
Duke of Bedford's,Woburn Abbey ; Cord and Lady G. i. Caves-.
dish, and Family, in Piccadilly, from their seat, Holker, Lanes- 1
shire; Mts. and Miss Pepys, in Gloucester-place, from Bath;
Captain and llks. Howard, in South Audiey-street, from Paris;
Mrs. and Miss Cowley. in Park-street, from Brighton ; Mr. and
Mrs. Walton, in Portland-place, (tom Nottinghamshire; Captain
Stela, in Piccadilly, from Northumberland; Mrs. and Miss War-
lserton, in Albemarle•street, from Bath; Mrs. and Miss Courteney,
In Palma% from Sidmouth, in Devonshire; Mrs. and Miss
Dillies, in Brook-street. from Brighton ; Mr. and Mrs. Walling.
ford, in George-street, Hanover-square, from the South of France ;
the Hon. Charles Murray, in Chapel.street, May-fair, from a tour;
Sir Richard Vivian, Bart. M.P. at Warren's Hotel, Regent-street,
from Cornwall; Sir Thomas Dyke Ackland, Bart. M.(' at ditto,
from his seat in Devonshire; Daniel Sykes, Esq. M. P. Mrs Sykes,
and Family, at ditto, from Hull; U. N. Pallmer, Etilo M.P. at
Ellis's Hotel. St. James's street, from his seat in Surrey ; Thomas
Yard, Esq. and Son, at ditto, front Brighton; J. Waddington, El.
at Fenton s Hotel, St. J..mes's-street. from Wurce.ttrshire ; Al-.
and Mrs. Goulburne,•at dutch from Cumberland; Cot Frederick
Fitsclarence'
lat the Royal hotel, St. James's-street, from a tour;
J. Coffin, itiq. at ditto, front Brighton ; %V. R. Le Gros, KIN at
ditto, from Doraetshi, e; Sir John Ti ()lope, Bart. at ditto, front
his seat in Lincolnshire; the Earl and Countess and Lady Augusta
ontiow, at the St. George's Hotel. Albetnarle.street, frost their
seat, amnion ; Earl and Countess Somers, at 'thontas's Hotel,
lieekeley.sqoare, from their rat in Surrey ; Sir Edward and Lady
Poore and Family, at ditto.; from Brighton; the Bishop of Chi.
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chester, at -ditto, from /listings; the lion. T. W. Coventry, at
ditto, from Brighton; the :arl of Mint°, at ditto, front Scotland;
Lady Gore Booth aud Fami ,at ditto, front I !anti. ; Mrs.l'relawny
',tertian, at the Loudon Hotel, Albemarle street, from l'aris.

The election of a Member to serve in Parlimbers' for
the county of Durham, in the room of Mr. Lamerou, now Lord
Dualism, will take place on Wednesday, the 13th instant.
The day of erection of i Member fur Cambridge is
nos yet fixed.
The election of a Member for the B irough of Code
Cavite, in the room of 6. assets, Esq. will take place on Friday,
the Bth Inst.
The election of a Member for Ripon, in the room of
Mr. Saisnwet.t., will take place on Friday next, the Stb
insa—
Sir H. brows it is expected will be returned.
Letters trom Demerara, to tire °llst
December, state
that the crops were most abundant. There had been fine rains.
The Duke of Sussex entertained the Marquis of
CtsvaLann and a 'distinguished party to dinner on Sunday, at Ken-
sington Palate.
By the death of the Earl of RADVOR, the office of
High. Steward of Wallingford has become vacant.
The Marquis of Asourasy is nearly recovered from
his tate severe indisposition. The Noble Marquis paid a visit to
his Abusers. at the Royal Lodge. on Tkur.day. where he was
n ost graciou;dy received. Arrangements are now in active prepara-
tion for the departure of the Marquis For Ireland, where all is in
read.ness at the Castle for his arrival.
The remains of Lady CAROLINE LAMB were removed,
yesterday morning. in a hearse and six, front the house in Pall
Mall, in which her Ladyship breathed her last, for the purpose
of being conveyed to. tbe cemetery belonging to Lord Mitsouanes
' family at Hatfield.
Letters from Gibraltar to the 23d January state, on
the authority of letters from Algiers, that the gteate.t
preparations were making at that port for the reception
of the French, should they attempt a landing. The
attempt, however, is not expected.
Malta Gazettes to the Ist J ,nuary have been received.
The Gazette of the 26th December contains a procla-
mation, taking off the extra duty of 25 per cent. im-
I posed on bilk goods on the 6th March, 1622,

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Wo 01, W 1 1.11, 11.4 at" 3.
lroriti"Aazutssy.—liaptrs Camilio and. 1441itilt4x r'otopaide
embark to iilbrrow, the latter 0 relieve Mai& F. rAlitteu.o4
btiinpany, at uhlint which. with the former, will then pincee,i
to Matta, to rtlieve AlajorslL C. lkohoi.ates Ad T: miciag!•&:,
Companies at that station.— ItlajOes GiLatoen's and D. GRANT'S
CoMpanles are ItrW in readiness to embark, in the middleof alaith
to relieve 1). CAAPitle• and liacaacutasies Companies it Gi-
braltar.—Major Ames Company is under orders to tnibark the
latter end of March to relieve Captain Amalie. Eompatty at the
lonian Tales.—klajor Acv's Company will be replaced in Ireland'
by Major H. Scores,. horn this station. Majoii Licei and
ICsozs Companies diitnsbarked here on the 24th Of: list mikuh,
from the lonian Isles, having been relieved at that station Iy Sir
GARDSIR's and Lanotres Companies. -

The following is a complete statement of the probable distlna-1
doh of the Cavalry and Infantry about to quit Portugal:- 10th
Husiars (home), to land at the Tower; leth Lancers (hotna•), to
land at Gravesend; Grenadier Guards, Ist Battalion (home); 3d
Guards, 2d Battalion (home); 4th Foist (home); 10th Foot
(Malta) ; 11th Foot (Corfu); 1134 Foot (Gibraltar); 43d Foot
(Gibraltar); 60th Foot, Ist. Batt. (Ireland); 634 Foot (Chatham).
A private letter from Madras states, that the a9tb Regiment
was to march from &. Thomas's Mount to relieve the 30th Re-
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,invent at Fort St. Genre, the latter Regiment having been
ordered to Trinchonopoly.
Tuesday. Detachments of the :17:1‘ mirched from Limerick for
Abbeyfeale and Glanduff, the former under command of Lieu
tenant Mosn, and the latter under Lieutenant &num, and on
Thursday no Captain Mot.rneux and Lieutenant Kean, pith
Detachments of the 57th, for Muff Kilfittane proceeded to replan
the s`2d, ordered to join head Quarters at Linsedick.
The Reserve Companies at the 13th, under Major Gamins, are
ordered to Clare Castle front Youghall ; as are also those of th
99th Regiment. under Major Ifiusse, from Clare Casilsgand odic
stations in the county of Clare, to Youghall.
Detachments belonging to the 46th and 54th Regiments of Foot
arrived in town yesterday morning, from Liverpool, and embarked
this morning on triard a steam vessel in the River, fur Gravesend,
on route to Chatham.
A Detachment belonging to the nib Lancers arrived in touts
yesterday morning from Liverpool on route to Norwich.
'A Detachment belonging to the 48th Regiment of Infantry.
arrived in town yesterday morning, from Liverpool, and embarked
ibis morning, nn board a steam vessel in the River, fur Gravesend,
on route to Deal.
Detachments of the Fast India Company's Infantry and Anti.;
lety, embarked this morning, on board a 'mane vessel in the Rivet,
for Gravesend,on rotor to Chatium.