Star.
London, England, 1827-08-18 00:00:00

was this day appointed by his Matesrv!

The Paris Papers, which at rived last night, are barren
of news. It appears by a letter from Port•au-Prince,
dated the Sd of June, that the President of HAITI had
been seriously ill, and the report of his dpngerous state
had occasioned the greatest alarm in the island. How-
ever, the strength of his constitution prevailed at last
over the disease; and he was considered out of danger
at the date of the letter. His death would be a trying'
event for the tranquillity of the Republic. •
The Quotidienne has an article in the true Apestoli-
cal style on the affairs of Portugal, which derives some
interest from the Censorship, by identifying it, in some
measure, with the sentiments of the French Government.
Accounts from Perpignan of the 6th of August state,
that the affairs of Catatonia assumed a more alarming
aspect every day, that the band of &MANI'S had in-
ocased to 2,000 men, and that the peasantry in the
neighbourhood of Rebes had manifested a strong dis-
posision to join him. The rallying cry of these poor
ignorant fanatics is " Long live the King! Down with
'the Ministers! Death to the Police and the Liberals
"Such ate the supporters of the Throne and the Altar in
that distracted country ; and such are the hannetes gees
in the vocabulary of legitimacy.

Viscount GODERICII, after having a long audience of
the King on Thursday, at the Royal LOdze, returned to town in

tbe_aftrro- oon.

We understand that Lord GODRRICH has accepted
the appointment of Recorder for Lineola.—Stostiord News.
The Maiquii of HERTFORD has arrived in town
after the performance of the mission entrusted to him, of investing
the Emperor of R MIA with the Or.ler of the Garter. Lord Wu.
Estart.t, sun of the Duke of Bsaroan, who accompanied the
Nuble Marris on his mission to Russia, has also returned.
Lord 116 RAN VILLII, the Elglish Ambassador to the
Court of France, has subscribed to defray the expense of the medal
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proposed to be struck at Paris, in compliment to the late mt.
ca Demo. _ _ _

Tee Loire BISHOP or CARLISLE.—The remains of
'this 'vier, ble Prelate were removed front Alforthieg yesterday
marvitat te the re4lenee of his sun, Dr. Geoisasiouuts, Deasislard,

Wetnninster, fur interment.

Upwards of two thousand persons, beyond the tele.
tires and immediate friends of the late Mr. CANNING, applied for
tickets, and permission to attend the funeral. Not more than four
hundred of these applicants received tickets.
It is confidently reported that the LORD HIGH AD.
minas is'about to issue orders to suspend she use of Malt Liquors
itt the Navy; and that he has directed an additional quantity of
;Rum and Wine to be served instead.
THe DUCHE33 Die Benet AT DIRPPE.—The French
Papers received last night state, that on the 12th inst. the Duchess
de Duni, after Mass, passed in review the troops at Dieppe, on
which occasion a great number of Ladies were present. The
band of the sth Regiment of Guards quartered at Rouen has been
ordered to Dieppe. This hand and that of the 4th Regiment of
the Line, are to play alternately during the residence of her Royal
highness at that place.
This is the anniversary of Lords KILMARNOCK and
BALM/ZINO being beheaded, 1746; and death of rope Pius the
Seventh, 1823.
blares, AUGUST 6.—Apartments are now very dear
at this place. A sitting-room with two bed-rooms, very indifferently
furnished, lets for 8/. per month ; and the charge for other accom-
n odations is in proportion. Numbers of English families have
come here. Amongst pthers„ Mr. Payee Mounc lie resides at
a lade cottage in the centre of a pleasant garden, about a mile out
of the town.
DIALS.—On Sunday morning a meeting t rt,lt place
on the Denes at Yarmouth, between J. B. Esq. and W.
M. Esq. in consequence of a dispute the previous day.

Both were to fire at the same time, but on the sign.al
• being given, Mr. M.'s ball did not take effect, and Mr.
B.'s vrol missed fire ; the seconds then interfered, and
the. affair was amicably settled.—Colchester Gazelle,
.trust 18.
Yesterday morning a duel was fought near this city,
betwcen Mr. B—c, jun_ and a Mr. T—s, when, after
an etchange of shots, the seconds interfered, and mat•
less were accommodated.—Balk IleraN„l,,g.lB.

THE ICING'S COURT.
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His MAMIXT, attended by Lord STRATHA•EN as
tte Lor4 in Waiting, the Groom iSWaiting, the Master
OF' the Rubei, LW left 'the Royal Lodge, in Windsor
Park, aeon after Oro o'clock yesterday afternoon, in ti.o
carriages and four, with outiiders, escorted by a party
of the Life Guards. The Royal cavalcade proceeded
up the Long Walk to the private entrance to Windsor
Coyle (the gland vrtico to the principal or State en•
trance not being finished), where his %U MW/ alighted,
and immediately proceeded to the State apartments to
told his Court, which was attended by—
Viscount Goderich, the new Premier, or First Lord of the•
Treasury, the Lord Privy Seal, the Secresaries .f State for the
Home and Foreign Departments, the President of the Board of
Controul, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, the Secretary
at War, the First Commissioner of Woods and Forests, the
Master of the Mint, the Duke of Portland, the Lord Steward of
the Household, the Treasurer of the Household, Lord William
Bentinck, Mr. Herrin, &c.

Viscount GODZRICH was presented to the KINN and hissed
hands on being appointed First Lord of the Treasury.

Mr. J. C. Hennas was presented to his Mssesrr, by Viscount
GODNIUCH, When Mr. Hammes had the honour to Mss his MA.
assry's hand, on his bring sworn in a Member of the Privy Council.
Lord W-L*-•Y Bier:mit was presented to the Kum by the
Right Hon. Cann.= WYNN, the President of the Board d Coa-
t:mil, and kissed bands on being appointed Governer-General of
India, in the room of Lord Aransas?.

Captain Comm., Principal Equerry and Secretary to her Royal
Highness t►e Duchess of KINT, was presented to his Maaaarr by
the klarquia of LAMIDOWN, Principal Secretary of State for the
Home Department, when t►e KING was graciously pleased to
confer the ktmour of Eniglnbeod upon him.
His Maiserr held a Prtvy. Council, at which Mr. Gamma
attended as Clerk when Parliament was further prorogued from
the 21st of August to the 25th of October.
Mr. Hums was introduced into the presence of the Into la
Council, and tins sworn in a Privy Councillor, and took his seat at
t►e board accordingly.
Lord Witatast Berneca was also sworn in a Privy Councillor,
and took his seat at the board.

It was understood that the Duke of Poart.awo was declared to
be the Lord President of the Council.

The Court broke up about five o'clock, when his MAJESTY and
suite left the Castle, and proceeded to Virginia Water.

WINDSOR, Ancum 17.

At twenty minutes past two this afternoon the KING
left the Royal Lodge In a travelling carriage and four, accompanied
by the Lord Steward and Lord MOWNICHARLIIS, and followed by a
second carriage and four, containing Lord STRATHATIM and Sir
Asuranw BAIIIIAILI6 The outriders and attendants were in full dress
state liveries, his Maarsrv's principal Park-keeper wearing the gold
collar and couples over his uniform of Lincoln green velvet; an
escort of the 24 Life Guards• accompanied the carriages: The
Royal Party proceeded down the Long Walk, which towards the
lower end was graced by a numerous assemblage of fashionably.
attired Ladies, as well in carriages as on foot, and proceeded direct
by the new lino of road to George the Fourth's gateway (between
York and Lancaster Towers), this being the first time his MAJPTT
had taken this line of approach upon State occasions. The Council
was very fully attended. the carriages of the Ministers completely
lining the assent to the Castle by the Lower Ward. The delibera-
tions oldie Council were extended to a later period than usual, it

being five o'clock before his Maaerrr returned. The escort was
this day retained till his Maaserv's departure, and accompanied the
KUM to the Royal Lodge on his return, in similar state to that at-
, tending his arrival. The numerous spectators, wham the unex-
pected route adopted by his Maresry had deprivedl or witnessing
his coming, were gratified in their anxious wishes on his departure,
and the Kure most condescendingly acknowledged their salutations
in a manner that afforded universal delight. His hfaraary we are
happy to add, appeared In excellent health and spirits. McQueen of
Wuaressizett and the Princess Ammon will pay a vier to-morrow
to the Duchess of Kos, and Duke of Sass=' at Kensington Palace;
and on Monday next the Royal Sisters will leave Frogmote Lodge
for Bushy Park, on a short visit to the Duke and Duchess of
Ciaaascr..