Star.
London, England, 1829-08-19 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLAND, accom-
panied by Prince Grottos. paid a visit yesterday morning to the
Princess Smuts, at her apartments in the King's Palace, at Ken-
sington. The Duke of GLOUCESTIM joined the Royal party. who
remained some time with the Princess. The Duke of GrAvner=
afterwards proceeded to bis residence in &sabot Park.

The Rev. Mr. JELY (tutor to Prime GEORGE) per-
formed Divine Service on Sunday morning, and preached an es-
cellent sermon, in the private Chapel attached to the Royal Lodge
in Windsor Park. before his Mariam, the Duke and Duchess of
CIMBIRLANIN and the Royal suite and household.
. The Hon. W. TEMPLE, Secretary of Legation to the
Embassy of Lard HITTWAINFRY at St. Petersborgh, arrived in town
at a late hour on Monday night, from the Continent, bringing dis-
patches from Lord HITTIMURY for the Raul of Autumn. Mr.
MINA attended yesterday at the Foreign Office, and had an in-
terview with his Lordship. Prince LIMMIr the Russian Ambas-
sador., and the French Charge d'Affaires, waited on the Noble
Earl in the afternoon, and had a conference with his Lordship,
which lasted upwards of an hour.
Dispatches were sent off yesterday evening, from the
Foreign 06ce, for Mr. Goaaoa. our Ambassador at Constantino-
pie, and also for Mr. Dawson, nur Resident in Greece. The
Messenger by whom they were sent, took also dispatches from the
Colonial Mice for Sir Faanauct Awe, the Lord High Com-
missioner of the lonian Islands.

The Spanish and Prussian Ministers, the Minister
from the Netherlands, and the Marquis de BARBACM, had inter-
views with the Earl of Anima= yesterday at the Foreign Office.
The Neapolitan Minister transacted business yesterday at the Fo-
reign Office.
The LORD CHANCELLOR has filled up the vacancy in
the fifth list of Commissioners of Bankrupts, occasioned by the
death of Jame Rases; Esq. by the appointment of Coas. Kontos
MURRAY. Barrister at Law.

The Loin MAYOR, accompanied by one of the She-
riffs, the Gentlemen of the Committee of the New London Bridge,
and the Deputy City Remembrancer, attended at the Tmasury
yesterdry, and had a long conference with the Cnancti.uon of the
Ex cm EQIIZR.

The Duke of WELLINGTON left town yesterday for
Balmer Castle, Kent. Previous to his departure the Earl of
Amman bad an interview with his Grace.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
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CHANGES.

Sir John and Lady Smith, for Newport, in the Isle of Wight ;
Colonel Raphael, in St. James's-place, from the lonian Islands ;
Mr. and Mra Norton, from Elton Manor, near Bineham, for Stud.
ley Park, Yorkshire ; Miss Wykeham, from the Waterloo Hotel,
Jermyn.street, for Brighton; the Countess of Onslow, at the St.
George's Hotel, Albemarle-street, from her seat, Medan, Surrey ;
the Dowager Countess of Dartmouth, for her seat, Blackheath;
( apt. Defell, in Pall-mall. from Wirtemberg ; Captain Maclean,
in Conduit-street, from Sicily ; Mr. Benyon de Beauvoir, for Cal-
ford Hall, Bury St. Edmund's; Mr. and Mrs. Courtown. for East
Cowes, in the Isle of Wight ; Mr. Richard Raikes, on a tour;
Lady Walsh and Mr. Gee. Digby, on a tour ; Sir Henry Lambert.
Ban. on a tour; Major Armstrong, in Clarges.strees, from Dub-
lin ; Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan, for Nelson's.crescent, Ramsgate
Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Carleton and family, at Talke's Hotel (late
'Miller's), Jermyn-street, from Tonbridge Wells; the Rev. Geo.
Hinge, at Kirkham's Hotel. Lower 'kook-street, from a tour ;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Throckmorms and Miss Pilgrim, at the
Burlington Hotel, from Chelmsford ; Edward Lyon, Esq. at ditto,
from a tour ; Lyon Winder, Esq: at ditto, from a tour ; Captain
and Mrs. Burton, in Pall.nsaß. from Brighton; Sir George Talbot,
Bart. from Mivart's Hotel, Lower Brook and Davies-streets, for
Pads ; Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Tracey, from Dover-street, for their
seat in Gloucestershire; Captain Clayton from Crawley's Hotel
(late Cook's), Albemarle-street, for his seat, Stone Hall. Susses;
Captain Hyde Parker, from Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street, for
Hams ; Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood, from Wimpole.street, for their
seat in Devonshire ; the Rev. Mr. Centering, from Symmones
Hotel (late Jordan's), St. James's street, for Bath.

ARRIVALS AT BATH.
Lord and Lady Bury, Lord Llandaff, the Hon. Miss Barton,
Lady Bolton, Sir G. and Lady Ricketts, Sir H. and LadyVickery,
Lady and Miss D'Urban, Sir E. Denney, General Macas/ey, Col.
Crofton, Colonel &rods and family, Major Cos, Major Scott,
blajor Brooks, Captain and Mrs. Savage, e,aptalit Brooke, Captain
Haynes, Captain Mackenzie, Captain Turner, Rev. Mr. Robinson,
Rev. Mr. Wiggett, Dr. Brooke, Dr. Garbke, dtc. &e.
ARRIVALS AT CHELTENHAM.

His Grace the Duke of Manchester, the Earl of Wiltshire Lord
and Lady Ituainiore, Lord and Lady Portmore, Lord Davies, the
Hun. Mrs. Ramsay, Lady Lanibert Lady C. Grevilk, General
Capel, Le Comte De Lumbs, Colonel Price and family, Colonel
Blair, Colonel Spread, Lieutenant-Colonel Shewen, Major Moore,
Major Richards, Captain and Mrs. Harvey, Captain Fenton, Capt.
Wailer, Captain Robertson, R.A. Captain W. S. Webb, Captain
La Content, Captain Brooks, Captain Hawkins, Captain French,
Captain and Mrs. P. Manahan, Captain Lucas, Captain Cunning-
ham, Reverend Mr. Giffard, R d N. and Mrs. Roberts, Rev.
R. Amphlett, ke. ace.
EDINBURGH, Ana. 17.
Arrivals at Falconer's Hotel—The Marquis L. Terrigiano, of
Florence; Count Pierre Revedin, from Venice; Cart wrigh•
Etta. of Canada, on a tour; T. F. Scarth, Esq. of Darlington, and
H. &sub, Esq.; Thomas Taylor, Esq. of Wakefield ; Tottenham
Lee, Esq. ; John Hatfield, Eq. Departures—Capt. Henderson,
R.N. • Erne,t Leslie, Esq. or Fetternear, and Miss Leslie. for
Aberdeen ; Mrs. Rawson, the Misses Rawson, Rawson. Esq.
and Mr. J. Howson.

We understand that the Rev. Dr. Jamieson has, in consequence
of ill health, resigned his pastoral charge of the United Asiociate
Congregation in Mention-street, of which he has been for a great
number of years the respected and highly acceptable Minister.--
Mercory.

The Duke of Duccixtroli has taken the house occu-
pied by the late Baroness Wuzououse, in Whitehall, for three
years, during which time his Grace's present family mansion in
Privy-gardens will be pulled down, and will be replaced by a new
edifice on a magnificent scale.
The Right Hon. Sir WILLIAM GARROW has been
staying a few days at Dr. Ramer's, in this town on his return
from the Norfolk Circuit. On Sunday morning his Lordship was
among the congregation at church, and yesterday his Lordship
visited the county prison at Springfield-hilL—Ems Hireld.
Mr. SPENCE, M.P. has left town for Ripon.
The household of the Queen Donna MARIA have re-
ceived intimations that their services will not be required after the
30th of the present month, at which period the Queen is eapected
• to leave this country, and return to her father, in company with
her intended motber-in-law.
A Morning Paper mentions that Mr. Courrx AT, the
Clerk of the House of Lords, is likely to be the new India
The Duke of WELLINGTON and Lord ABERDEEN ar-
rived in town at an early hour yesterday wonting, from Windsor.
After having paid some visits in his state carriage the Premier left
town about one o'clock, we believe f. r Webster Castle. It has
been remarked as somewhat extraordinary, that the Duke and Lord
Asians= should be the only members of the administration, that
his Masser honoured with an invitation to dinner.
Monday afternoon Lord and Lady Kiirsour, arrived
in the Lord Melville steam packet at the Tower, from Calais. Tbe
passengers, some of them of great respectability, stated that his
Lordship had dined a few days since at the Austrian Ambaisadoe's
in Paris, where the Russian Ambassador was also present, and
that it was the universal conversation in Paris, that Y. Pomo
DI Boatao's conduct to Lord STUMM was grossly insulting, sad that
Lord and Lady Mums& had actually led from Paris, fearful of
the consequences which the change in the Adadnistratios of that
country was likely to produce.
A COGENT REasow.—Sir WILLIAM CURTIS being
awe asked why be so strenuously apposed the proposition of *vinssiol
Arlin mints / replied-14 Why, to tell you the troth, from My youth
up I Meld never bear to think of alert 6011/BICIIS 1W