Star.
London, England, 1830-07-21 00:00:00

THE FETE AT TILE LADIES BAZAAR.

Monday a novel scene was exhibited at the extensive Nursery
Grounds belonging to Mr. Jenkins, in the Regent's Park, it being
a Bazaar, attended by Ladies of fashion, and the mikes principally
the production of their own fair hands. The counters were arranged
in a barn of the most rustic description, terminating with tents,
with Weippert's band in full harmony, playing at one end, and a
proportion of the celebrated band belonging to the Life Guards, at the
other. The articles exhibited were of the lightest and most fanciful
description, but owing to the want of room, the effect of the arrange.
mints was in a great degree lost. The fact is, that the state of the
weather destroyed the elements of the Fite, as well as the intended
eehibition of stands in various parts of the grounds. However, the
charitable subscriptions went forward, and among the names we saw
that of the Duchess of St. Alban's. The Prince George of Cum. '
berland was there, and many other juveniles of rank.—The Gar-
dens were really beautiful, and filled with the finest Rowers, occu.
ying many acres. There were marquees, scattered around, one
for the Lady Patronesses, viz : - The Marchionesses* of Lon.
d , Salisbury, -and Ormonde; the Countesses of Guildford,
cellaT,
Scarborough, and 31ount.Charles ; Ladies Peel, Grey, Ventg,
Apr RBIs, and the Lady Mayoress. The company began to arrive
at two o'clock. There were about fifteen hundred persons coming
and going. Refreshments, provided by Mr. wand, of Bond.street,
were served out in a temporary gallery to the south of the lawn near
which another military band was stationed. At six o'clock tie vi.
shams raked. This was the first day and the admittance five
shillings each Person. The object we learned was for the express
loirreEserf.raising a sum in aid of the Royal Dispensary foe Diseases

Tim New Poucz.—The Commissioners of the New
Police intend almost Mentedistely to make some very material al-
terations in *hob eslehlidtmest upon very economical principles. It
is intended to dissonant* the service of superintendents, and, also,
Inedaritrior ken each division, which will be the means of cos-
hmarning the ince made on the various parishes to a
very ceweldesolde aveloot. It is also in contemplitima to disconti.
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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

ROUSE OF LORDS, Juctr.2o.
Lord HOOD and Lord Vicaxow took theoath.
ZMPLOTIMENT Or THE POOL

The Duke of RICHMOND Presented a petition from the
High Sheriff and Magistracy of the County of Bedford, praying
theit Lordships to cause an inquiry into a plan for enclosing lands
to be occupied by the poor. The noble duke expressed a hope that
the state of the poor laws might be considered next session.