Star.
London, England, 1828-02-22 00:00:00

TII KING, &c.

WINDSOR, FELL. 21.--This morning their Royal High-
nesses the Prince and Princes.: cif Home'Loma LAVOIN-
Noun°, arrived in a carriage and four at the Royal
Lodge, from their temporary residence at Prince Leo-
pold's seat, Claremont. They were accompanied by
the Prince of LEININom a near relative of the Prin-
cess. The Royal Band were in attendance at the Royal
Lodge, and on the arrival of their Highnesses, received
them with the National Anthem. Shortly after her
Royal Highness the Duchess of KENT, accompanied by
the Princess Emma of CAROLATH, arrived at the Royal
Lodge in a carriage and four, with outriders in the
Royal Livery, and were greeted in a similar manner.
His MAJESTY has also invited the Duke of Wat.t.tNo-
roN,'Lord MARTIORODOH, Lord Cowczy, Lord FA RN-
BOROUGH, MWPZEL, and other individuals of eminence,
to dine at the Royal Lodge this afternoon.
It was thought that the fineness of this morning
would have the effect of inducing his MAJESTY to
resume his customary airings in the Park ; but it ap-
pears that his MAJESTY has been engaged all the morn-
ing with public businesi.
The KENO is expected in town in the course of next
week. His apartments in St. James's Palace are now
fitting up for the reception of hit MAJESTY.

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COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duehen of Karr, accompanied by the Princess Vscrsau►,
the Prince and Princes of Honewsons-Latmaxsouaa, and the
Prince of Lammas, and attended by the Barone's% de Sr
the Baroness de lanes, Lady Censor, and Sir Joint Connor,
left the seat of Prince Litorour, at Claremont, yesterday morning,
for the Royal Lodge, Windsor Park, on a visit to the Kura.

The Duke and Duchess of CLAIM/WI rode out yesterday in the
Parks, for about two hours.
The Duke of Gtnectersa honoured Mr. Bestows's Panorama
of the battle of Navarin, in the Strand, with his presence yesterday.
On the occasion of the late marriage of the Prince and Princess
of Hoasaroas-L*ualnsous•, Prince Lsoroso preseated the
Princess (who is niece to his Royal Highness), with a handsome
new eaniage, built expressly Nr the purpose.
The Duchess of Ginocarrea ♦isited the Duchess of Ccartaacx
yesterday, at the Admiralty, and partook of a dajeune with her
Royal Highness. _

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The Marquis of ANoinar left his residence in Old Burlington.
street, yesterday morning, in his carriage and four, for the Royal
Lodge, Windsor Park. His Lordship, it was eapected, would
take leave of his Maas: wry en his depat tare for Ireland, to enter
on his official duties as Lord Lieutenant.

Mr. HIMICISSON bad an interview with the Duke of Wmt.nrovou
yesterday, at the Treasury. The Right 111011. Gentleman after-
wards left town on a visit to bis MAJZSTY, at the Royal Lodge,
Windsor Park.

Dispatches were received about two o'clock yesterday afternoon,
at the POW of the Ikeretary of State for Foreign Affairs, from
Viscount Gaasvit.s.s, our Ambassador at Paris. After the arrival
of the dispatches _Earl Dumas' proceeded to the Treasury, and
had a conference with the Duke of Wstustprox. His Lordship
afterwards transacted business with Mans. hotel, the French
Charge d'Affaires. The Noble Earl sent off a Messenger to his
MAIMITY in the course of the afternoon.

Lord WALLACE transacted business yesterday at the Office of the
Board of Trade.

Sir Cwssso•rso Rossano( visited the Duke of Wows('low at
the Thum yesterday.

THE ARMY.

GENERAL ORDER.
• Horse Guards. February 16, 1621.
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General Lord Thu, has been pleased to continue Major-Generall
Lard ?many Sommers, ha his situation of Military Secretary;
and his Lordship desires that the Correspondence of the Army
may be addressed to that Officer, according to his Majesty's Re-
gulations. His Lordship has also been pleased to appoint the fol-
lowing Olken to be his Aides-de Camp, viz. Lieutenant-Colonel
Ramses, EOVITO/1. half-pay; Major Omar Maczwoarn, half.
pay ; Captain R. Fameanacz Bice, Sid Regiment; Lieutenant
G. S. Has, Royal Horse Guards.
By his Lordship's Command,
HENRY TORRENS, Adjutant-General.

Detachments belonging to the 34 and 14th Regiments of
(entry embarked this morning, on board a steam.vessel in the
River, for Gravesend, on route to Chatham.
Detachments belonging to the 12th Lancers, and the 20th Re.
tiniest of Foot., embarked this morning, on board a steam-vessel
in the river, for Gravesend, on route to Canterbury.
A Detachment of the 41st Regiment of Infantry arrived in
town yesterday morning, from Salisbury, on route to Dover.
Yitossasav Cavaiay.—The Lord Lieutenant of the County ofl
Devon has conveyed to Lord Rosa., his MAJZSTeII pleasure, re.
_ceived through the Secretary of &ate, that the North Devon Re-
giment of Yeomanry Cavalry, under the command of his Lord-,
ship, may continue its services, but without any pay, or allowance
whatever from Government.
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