Star.
London, England, 1828-10-07 00:00:00

ARRIVAL OF TIIR.QUEEN OF PORTUGAL.

Her Majesty arrived at Grillion's Hotel. Albemarle-
street, shortly before seven o'clock yesterday evening,
haring in her suite Sir William Fremantle, the Trea-
surer of the King's Household, Lord Clinton, one of
his Majesty's Lords in Waiting, appointed to attend the
Queen during her stay in this cuuntry.the Mat qui: and,
Marchioness de Palladia, the Brazilian Minister, and
the Marquis de Birbacena. The King's Guard, who,
were selected to serve as a guard of honour to her Ma-
jesty, had not arrived at the time bet Majesty arrived,
but reached Albemarlastreet from their guard chamber
in the King's Palace, St. James's. a few minutes after-
wards, and were drawer up in a line opposite the house.
Soon after her Majesty's arrival, the Marquis and Mae-
chioness de Palmella and the Brazilian Minister took
their leave, and rr turned to their respective residences.
In the course of the evening the youthful Queen ap-
peared at the balcony of one of the windows of the
drawing room, and was enthusiastically cheered by the
assembled multitude.

ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Yesterday morning, at a few minutes after eight
o'clock, her Majesty the infant Queen, and suite, left
Bath, escorted by a troop of yeomanry cavalry, who
accompanied her as a guard of honour for twelve miles;
after which ase cavalcade, consisting of four catches
and four, and two chaises and paw, proceeded at a
rapid pace, without any other delay than that octi-
Limed by the changing ,o 1 horses, until they arrived at
u Newbury, about one clock; where they remained an
hour, doting which time her Majesty and suite partook •
of tefiresbaseuts, which were in readiness, and proceeded
ass their roam to London.

At half-past biz o'clock her Majesty and suite drove'
op to Galleon's Hotel, which has been splendidly fitted
op for her reception;, and so great Was the concourse
of person who were collectcd in anticipation of heri
arrival. that it Was with considerable difficulty her Ma.
jesry could.be removed in the arms of one of her di..
tioguished attendants from the carriage. In about a
quarter of an hubs. afterwards a solid of honour ar-
rived in-front of the hotel, but too late to perform
.aty
other duty than that of placing two sentinels at the
door ; previous to which the Marquis ralmella, who
accompanied her Nlajestr from Bath, was unable to pro-
ceed to his carriage; but just as be was entering it, the
young Queen, in compliance with the repeated calls of
the assembled multtude, amongst whom were many
respectably dressed persons, appeared in one of the bal-
conies and bowed repeatedly in the most affable man-
nor, which was akaowledged by immense cheeting,l
clapping of hands, and waving of hats.
At 20 minutes after seven her MajestrJeft the draw.
init.:lsom. leaking on the arm of Lord Clinton, pr 'ceded
by the Marquis of Barbacena, and followed by Sir
William Fremantle and suite, and went down the grand
stairs to the dining.room, where covers were laid for
xtvelve persons. Lord Clinton sat on fret Majesty's.l
right, and one of her maids of honour on her lett; Sir
William Fremantle and several others of her Majesty's
suite also had the honour of sitting at the royal table,
one being laid in the adjoining room for the pages, kc.
Her Majesty is very fair, and rather tall for her age ;
she wore a brown cloth dress, with two rows of buttons
down the front in the. form of a riding habit; she like•
wire wore a cap fully trimmed with lace, which was
tied under the chin. She partook of very little at dinner,
and about half-past eight o'clock retired to the drawing
room, where she had some coffee, and immediately after
went to bed, apparently very much fatigued.
Up to tea o'clock mindsets of persons continued in
front of the Hotel, and. much to their shame, kept up
a constant uproar for the Qaeeit to re-appear. It is to
be regretted police officers were not also placed in the
street, as they would certainly have done more than
metely keeping a clear passage to the hall door.
The bells of St. Martin's pai ith Lti uck up a merry peal
in honour of her Majesty's arrival.
All those persons who are immediately about her
Majesty's person speak of her as being a most affable
and lively child. Her Brazilian pages at e perfect dwarfs.

DOVER. OCTOSER

It has blown a heavy gale iris' the S.W. ,
of the packets. either from Calais or Boulogne.
ventured across. A courier. with dispatches foe
French AThbassador, landed last evening and
immediately to town. -