Star.
London, England, 1828-01-10 00:00:00

DON MIGUEL.

Prince ESTERRAM the Austrian Anibluador,
Opunt Beresinrd, Lord Marcus Hill, Sir John Canipbel
sir John Conk, Sir Andrew Barnard, Mr. Hope, an
Major Mitchell, visited his Royal Highness yesterdi

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The -Patna, attended by the Earl Moontehar
Sir William Fteemantlet and Monsieur de Saldanh
went- about two o'clock yesterday afteinnon, in Dm
his MO ty's op-n batouches to the Mansion Houle, t
pay a visit to the Lord Mayor. The Prince kit his car,
an. proceeded to Saint Paul's Cathedral, where t
Prince spent nearan hour in going over that magniticet
edifice. The Prince next proceeded to the shop of Messrs
Rundell and Bridge, silversmiths. The crowd ciillevel
at the entrance to the shop on Ludgate Hill was ve,
considerable, and manifested the greatest impatience
procure a sight of the lt'yal Stranger, and on the
Prince leaving the shop it was with some ditlicull tit
carri ige could proceed, from the pressure of the crowd
ss lin surrounded it, several of whom shook hands wit
his It yal Highness.
The PRINCE had a select party to dinner n the evenin
in Arlington Street, and afterwards went to an evena„
p rry,. given in honour of his Royal El ghness, by
Marquis de Palmeila, the Portuguese Ambassador,
his residence in South Audley Street:

Fawn', the Ditectur of the Medico Botanici
S ciety, ryas introduced to his Royal Highness o
Titesday, at the residence of Earl Dociley in Arlington
_Street,. by the Marquis de PAlmell r, the Portugue4l
Ambassador, and presented to the Prince a copy of thei
Oration delivered at the last Genetal Meeting of the'
S -ciety. His Royal Highness Was pleased to insert his
name in the list of Members of the Society.

THE DUKE VW DUCHESS OF CLARENCE'
GRAND SNTKRTAINMENT TO DON MIGUEL

The company invited for the Evening Party begs
to apriteut the Admiralty, at half-past nine o'clock.a
continued' setting' down till eleven o'clock, at whic
'time the Pittner, after taking leave.of the Royal H
and Hostess, left the Party, attended by his Suite.
Among the distinguished Persons present were:—
Prince Lieven, the Russian Ambassador, and Princess Lieven
Count d'Alcudia, the Spanish Minister, and the Countess d'Akudia;
Baron Bulow, the Prusslen Minister ; the Colombian Minister.
Viscount itabayena • the Brazilian Minister, Baron Cetto ;, th 4
Bavarian Minister, Count Ludnif, the Neapolitan Minister, as
Countess Ludolf ; Count d'Aglit, the Sardinian Minister; Count
d'Ofalia, the Spanish Minister ; Monsieur Biedermann, the Satoc
Charge d'Affaires; Mr. Lawrence, the American Charge d'Af.
(sires. and Mrs. Lawrence; the Master of the Rolls, the Chart
cellor of the Exchequer, the Lord Mayer and Lady Mayoress, the
Attorney General, Mons. Rocafuerte, the Mexican Minister'; Cle.
taller she Cunha, Secretary to the Brazilian Minister; the Secretary
1 to the Colombian Minister. . .
Dukes—Wellington, Athol!, Leinater.
Duchesses—Ricbmond, Montrose; Leinater, ArgylL
Marquis Thomond.
Marchioness-of Londonderry.
Earls—Ruston, Leitrim, Gower, Tankerville.
Couutesses—Athlone, Euston, Leitrim, Gower, Tankerville,
Antonio, Cowper, Guildford.
Viscounts—Castlereagh, Templetown, Beresford, Pete
Lowther.
Lords—Ellenborough, W,harncliffe, Colville, Ruthvsn, Bin
J. hay, Ossuiston, G. Seymour, Folkston.
Ladies—De Roos, A'Court,Wharncliffe, Ellenborough,Ruth
M. Toying:. Caroline Wood, Vivian, Graham (two), Jane Peel,
Fitzgerald, Jolliffe, Edmonston, E. Morahan), Cockburn, Stepney
E. Edgcumbe, C. Bury, Scott, Gordon, Ca Gravilla, Scarett,Keat
Kennedy, 0' flryen (two), Ramsay, M. Cathcart, Torrens, Trout
Htstop, J. Hay, l'aget (three), Barrington, B. Cooper, S. North.
Baron Munchausen.
Count Blaume. •
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Honourahles—F, G. Stanley, Miss De Roos, Miss Wood.
Sirs—Coutts Trotter, H. Torrens, W. Gordon, T. Hislop,
Vivian, It. M'Parlane,ll. Williams, B. Owen, W. Jolbffe, W.)
Hope, J. Cockburn, Ales. Johnston. ,o.•Staanton, T. Hammo
IL. Kennedy, Lewis Moeller, Met. Grant.
Gen e rals— M' Donald, Campbell.
Colonels—Clitherow, Bentinck, Cathcart, Wood, Coombs, Stint
Trench, Wheatley, Prendergast, • Barron. Lindsay, Freemanik
APElonal.l; Wyatt, Cavendish, Fox, Stephenson, Mercer, Bailie
Hill, Elphinstone. •
Maiorer-Parker, Scott, Berrowes.
Captains—Beutinek, Wood, Wl'more, Usher, Purcet.

Rev. John Merewetber.
klestrs,—Croker, L. Peel, Butler, Danvers, Frankland, Leven
Greenle. Drummond, Campbell, Lindsey, Smith, Barrow, Herber
Richards, blansiers, Teesdale, P.illetter, Fitzgerald, 1). Kinnairt
Kennedy, APDonald, Wrangham.
klistretses—Tietney, Fratildland Lewis, Clitberow, MeMA
Coombs, Wheatley, Barrow, Teesdale, Pallmer, Lindsey, For
Fraemantle, Kennedy, Baillie, AP Donald.
Misees—Croker, Corm, Wood, Campbell (three), Wheadyi
Fitzgerald (two). ktimonstose, Barrow, Marshals (two), Jobnsoo
Gordon, Pallmer,.Mitchell (three), Torrens, Trotter (two), Paget
Stephenson (two), Burruwes, lignite, M Donald, De Roos.

Moiday night a Ball of singnlar magnificence am
given at Ashburnham House, nn Hay-hill, the residenct
of the Russian Embassy, and by the Princess ',HEVES.
the now principal Patroness of the gay I etes at ALMACki
—Ttiere were six pa incipal apartments on the drawing
room fl 'or illuminated, and the rooms below. At h.th
past eleven arrived Don MIMIC., and about the samt '
11 time the Duke and Duchess of CLARENG; followed b! I
upwards of three hundred persons, foreign and domes.
tic. The dancing commenced about midnight, eat
continued till nearly five o'clock. There was a supper
given on a style of peculiar splendour. at which sae
down about two hundred persons. The dancers per
cook of the refreshments at side tables, a vast display
of plate glittering in every form. .The Ladies were
dressed in the most brilliant manner, and covered,with
jewellery; the Gentlemen wore all their Orders; the '
scene reminded the spectator of- by-gone days! The
dancing was kept up with great spirit.
There were also present :
The Prince and Princess listerhasy, Prince Pockkr Musks%
Prince of Hohenlobe Langenbourg, and all the Foreign Ministers'
and their Ladies.

Dukes—Wellington, Argyll, Leinster, Richmond.
Duchesses— Leinster, Richmond, Argyll.
ttiarquisses—Thomond, Lansdown, Bristol, Wellesley.
111archionesses-I'almella, Emily of Londonderry.
Faris—Dudley, Uxbridge, Belfast, Mounteharles.
Countesses—Guilford, Cooper, Athlone, Paulett, D'Hemitaw,
Munster, Ludolff.

Lords-,—Beresford, John Fitzroy, Colville, Fitzroy Somerset,
Ophinstene, Bingham, Granville Somerset, Howard de Walden,
Palmerston, Marybotough, St. Helens, Holland.
Ladies—lsabella .131atclitord, A'Cuurt, Stepney, Floyd, C.Wood.„
W. Gordon, C. Trotter, Harvey, Dc Ruos, Alaryborough, North,
Kennedy.
The Muter of the Rolls.
filissewlitzclarenee, Fox.

SURREY TilEATßE.—Tuesday evening 'lively After•
piece was produced at this Theatre, under the title of
Howe for the flolitlays ; or, Young Master. Its Incl.
dents. arise from a custom said to be prevalent in some
parts cf Germany, of con►igning the absolute govetn•'
meat of the family to the Young Matter during the first
24. hours after his arrival at home for the vacatio•.
he hero of tl e Piece, who was of course personated
'sy Master BURKE, finds every thing at the house of
his uncle, a testy old Major, at sixes and sevens, and
a succession of judicious and highly amusing exer-
tions of his temporary prerogative, puts all to rights.
The reception of this Piece was most favourable, and it
eau hardly fail to be exceedingly popular among the
juvenile visitors to this Theatre, whom, at this pit Lieu..
• ice; Coastal), it is so desirable to gratify. The Pantomime
followed, and seas loudly applauded by an audience 1,
Teich filled the house to the very roof.