Star.
London, England, 1829-08-18 00:00:00

4MULA R.
MAJZATY and suite left the Royal Lodge in
Windsor Park *out two o'clock yesterday afternoon, l t„0
'Marriages and foot, closeted by a detachment of the Royal Horse
guards, and presesded up the Long Walk (which was throated
With spectators, *bi cheered the Knso as he passed) to Wiodia,
Castle, where his Masten alighted at the private entrance. goo,
after his arrival his Mesmer held a Court, which was attended by
the Lord Chancellor, the Lord President of the Council, the First
Lord of the Treasury, the Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of the
Admiralty ; the Secretaries of the Home, Foreign, and Colonial
Departments ; the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Prudent of
the Board of Centred, the Master of the Mist, the Lord Steward
of the Household, the Master of the King's Hounds, the Treasurer
of the Household, the Recorder of Leaden, &c.
The KING held a Privy Council, at which Mr. Get-
Vali attended as Clerk, when Parliament was further prorogued
from the 40th August to (it was understood) some day In the naiddk
of October.

At the close of the Privy Council the Raceassaa of Lounou wu
introduced into the presence of the Kum in Council, and made hi,
Report of the nine convicts capitally convicted at Justice Hall, b
the Old Bailey, during the last Sessions.
The Kum gave audience to the Doke of Wm.userrou, Earl BA-
rannurr, Lord Euxososouon, and Mr. Secretary Past..
The Earl of Firs and Sir Wituox Kurtz were the Lord and
Groom in Waiting.
The Court broke up at half-past four o'clock.
An elegant dejessw was prepared at the Castle far the Ministers
and others attending the Court. Previous to their attending the
Court, Viscount MELVILLI came from the residence of Sir HURT
Hormax, st Chertsey. After the breaking up of the Court, Earl
Raruniurr left for his seat at Cirencester, Gloucestershire. Vie.
count bluvu.s.z. hit. Secretary Pus., the Citaircactos of the
Encomuiza, and Mr. Helium, came to town. The Duke of
WaLLINGTON and the Earl of Amon), remained to dine with his
MaJ11377, at the Royal Lodge.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

CHANGES.

The Hon. William and Lady Masao Cavendish, from Burling.
ton House, Chiswick, for Bolton Abbey, in Yorkshire ; Lady and
Miss Jones, from Gloucester-place, for Nelann's-crescent, Runs.
gate ; Lady Ante Montague, on a tour ; Sir William and Lady
Wrazall, at the Bath Hotel, Arlington-street, Piccadilly, from
Rome and Naples; Lieutenant-Colonel Bailie, for Inverness;
Mr. John Wilton, from Portman-square, for Rumple; Lieu.
tenant-Colonel and Mrs. Scott, (or Effingham-place, Banning;
Mr. William Haldimand, from Belgrave-square, for Ash Grove,
Seven Oaks; the Marquis of Cleveland, from Newton Home, for
Ratty Castle; Sir Wm. Johnston., Bart. for Dublin; Sir Charles
Burrell, Ban. for East Grinstead Park ; Mrs. Foreman, frau
Harieratteet, for Farnborough Hall, Hants; Mr. George Vivian,
from Piccadilly, for Cornwall; Mr. Robert Seddon for the Isle of
Wight ; Mr. Samuel Smith, M. P. from Berkeley-square, for
Wood Hall Park, in Hertfordshire; the Right. Hoe. Chutes
Yorke for Bonington Hall, in Yorkshire; Mr. Raikes for Belmont;
Major Nicholson and Capt. Caner, from Malta, in the Regent.
street ; Capt. Archdeacon, in St. James's-place, from Naples ;
Captain Robert Fitzgerald, in St. James's-street, from the
Court of the Netherlands ; Major Musgrave, in Park-plate.
from Gibraltar ; Sir John Yorke, Bart. for Sydney Lodge, South-
ampton ; Mr. and Mrs. Manning, front Tonbridp Wells, for
Ramsgate ; Mr. James Dawson for Kingston ; the Han. J. Saville
Landry, on a tour ; William Campbell, Rol. from Portman-square,
to Coventry; G. Morgan, Req. hi.P. Mrs. Morgan and family,
front the Hyde Park Hotel, Hyde Park-place. for Brighton; Mr.
and Mrs. Hugo Meynell and family, from ditto, for their seat,
Hoor Cross Hall, Staffordshire; Mr. and Mrs. Dashwood, from
ditto, for West Wycombe; Mr. and Mrs.Applewhaite, from ditto,
(or Ramsgate ; Richard Beaumont. Rasp and Capt. Rock, from
ditto, for Constantinople ; Charles Shakerley, Req. from ditto, for
Park-place, near Staines ; Archdeacon Prohyn, from ditto, for
LenthoPe•

The Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLAND entertained
the Prussian Minister, and a select party, to dinner, oe Sunday, at
their residence in the King's Palace, &. James's. The Duke and
Duchess took an airing in an apes carriage through the Parks yes-
terday. and paid visits to the Earl and Countess of Gowen, at their
residence in Hamilton-place. The Marchioness of &arrow), and
Lord and Lady WT3170111, bad interviews with the Duchess yes-
terdey. The Dowager Duchess of RUTLAND, the Duke of DORM,
and the Rail of Faucoura, were among these who called yester-
day to make their ialstiries after her Royal Highness.
The Duke of Susszx visited the Duke of GLotTCES-
as yesterday, at Glesceseer House, Park-lane.
Yesterday was the birth-day of the Duchess of KENT,
when her Royal Highness completed her 43d year.
The French Charge d'Affaires attended at the office of
the Secretary of &ate for Foreign Alain yesterday morals& for
the purpose of baying an interview with the Earl of Assumes.
previous to his leaving town for Windsor.
The Right HOB. STRATFORD CA NY I NG transacted busi-
ness_yesterday at the Foreign Once.
The Marquis de BARBACEMA had an interview with
the Duke of Gammas yesterday, at Gloucester House.
Dispatches were received at the Foreign Office yester-
day, from Lord &TART as RIPTDIAT, our Ambassador at Paris,
and from Sir Clean &GOT at Brussels.
Dispatches have also been received at the Foreign
Office from Lord PONSONBT, our Ambassador at Rio de Janeiro,
dated the tea Jame ; and from the British Minister at Buenos
Ayres, dated the sth of May.
At the Colonial Office dispatches have been received
from Major 'bearers, Governor of Sierra Leone.
The Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Laws
regarding Real Property have now under their consideration the
subject of Reghtratioa of Deeds.
His present MAJESTY'S love of seclusion at Windsor
is something like a similar feeling attributed to Jaws the First,
who used to declare that he wished the people would " allow their
King to beat, without bunting him."
The Marquess of DOURO, eldest son of his Grace the
Duke of Wattutoron, has joined the depot of the 60th Regiment
(of which be is Captain) in garrison.
The private accounts from Sierra Leone are of the most
melancholy description. The Ex-Governor, Macauley, end twenty
others of the principal official and mercantile persons, had fallen
victims to a malignant fever, or, as some call it, a description of
plague. In fact we understand that nearly all the inhabitants of
one entire street have died of it. This disease was brought into the
town by the landing of a cargo of slaves that had been captured by
a British cruiser. The Colony had been previously rather healthy
than otherwise. Several English families had taken refuge in the
mountains; and one British merchant had actually left his propetty
and sailed for England.
Great preparations are making at Adingbourne, for the
approaching nuptials of Lord Acme's with Miss Isamu, 'read
daughter of Lady Hamar Howaao, and niece of the Duke of
Noarota. We hear, that for the occasion. the pulpit, desk, and
altar of the church, are to be newly covered with cloth; that the
Clergyman is to be presented with a new surplice, and that fifty
little girls from the charity schoel, to be dressed in white, are each
to carry a garland and a basket of flowers to strew the path, which
will be covered with scarlet cloth, from the place where the car-
riage will stop, to the church door. The marriage was to have
taken place before the races, but is postponed until the end of
this month.

Coneyborough Park was the grand focus of attraction
to the neighbourhood on Wednesday last. The South Saxon
Archers assembled for the third time this season. The popularity
of the sport, combined with the brilliancy of the day, drew to.
gecko: a numerous meeting. Shooting commenced about two
o'clock, and was carried on with great spirit until near four, when
dinner was announced, to which about 90 sat down. The cloth
being removed, the health of his !darner compliment to the
day, being the isth of August) was asd drank with four
times four, the band playing the national asthma. Shooting then
recommenced, and the evening closed, as usual, with quadrilles.
Amongst the company present were—Mrs. Camplos and family,
from Danny. Hon. Gen. St. John and Gen. and
burn, hi,. and Miss Dalrymple, Col. and Mrs. Downotan, Mr.
and Mrs. Partington and family, Mr. and Mrs. Baker, Mr. Mrs.
and Miss Trebeck, Messrs. lAne' Warburton, Davies, Shirley
G. and W. Courtherpe, G.:and T. Haffner, CA., Goland. &c.
We have heard of an arrangement for the supply of
the vacant seat of the Bench of the sschequer, the mere statement
of which renders all comment unnecessary. We allude to the pro.
notice to the Bench of a Clerk of the Hesse of Lords, sew time
since tranferred to that place front a Mastership is the Court of
Chancery.--Monsing amide.
Orders were some time since issued by the Court of
Dlremon of the Rut India for the rWsmisa of the al-
lowances of both their civil sod servants ; the former in
the proportlea of 19 pot cent. the bow in a much greater degree.
Tie essewe hes boss lap very lie; bat we bent that the pro-
mejethe et awe maths wee Mowed by such symptoms of
thesaileol, that the had sedbeddee beamed to earry the °b-
aseless elver he. Abet, and forwarded a resseseauwe to
regd.—ail Leseathall-street, which lt has bees deemed *vodka mot to dl.-
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