tine Court.
THE King and Queen dined on Monday with the Duke of Cumber- land, and a select party, at Kew Palace. On Wednesday, the King, attended by Sir Herbert Taylor, came to town to hold his Levee. Among the company, were the Duke of Wellington, Lords Jersey, Lichfield, Roden, Denman, and Marybo, rough, Sir Frederick Roe, Sir John Ross, General Darling, and Cap- tain Ellice. The principal Officers of State and of the Household attended, as usual. After the Levee was over, the King gave audi- ences to Lord Melbourne, Lord Auckland, General Darling, Lord Bill, and Lord John Russell. The Duke of Cumberland visited the King, and then his Majesty returned to Windsor.
The Dutchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria left Kensington Palace on Thursday, on a visit to the Archbishop of York. Their Royal Highnesses intend to be present at the York Festival.
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