Star.
London, England, 1822-04-25 00:00:00

Seven to 4 on Ineantator.

Mr. Fox's 'North "%Nester received 200 g u ineas fc•feit frees
Lord Exeter's Augusta, 85t. 4W. each, D. M. 300 suizeas.

Tie Itwo did not ledve tits Palace at Pimlico at
the conclusion of the Drawing Room on Tuesday.
but remained to dine with the Princess AVGU*TA.
The Duke of YORK and the Duchess of GLouccsrra
also dined with the Princess, to meet his MAJESTY.
A notice from the Chamberlain's Office, Dublia
Castle, of Monday last, states, that " the celebratin of
his MAJESTY'S Birth-day is unavoidably postroned."
A considerable part of the dresses of the Ladies who appe7.7el
at mis MAJESTY'S Drawing-Room on Tuesday. were importatinrs
from Paris, notwithstanding the duty of 50 per Cent. on their
importation. _

*Aauvzr Roods.—Yesterday evening Mad. CATALAN? gave t:
first of a series of Concerts at the Argyle Rooms, which w.:s
attended by a very numerous and elegant audience. In the Kra
part, which commenced with a grand symphony, by Halts,
she sang the recitative and aria, Pegno pin grato, by Nam ; and
that surprising achievement of the human voice, Rope's varia-
tions; in the latter she was encored. The second part com-
menced with Besruovates Overture to the Men y'Proirteh;eus,
followed by Sammie', scena and aria, E benn it sacro tempo.
A new cavatina and polacca Se mai turbo, succeeded, in Nl bldt
she was effectively accompanied on the violin obligato, by Mr.
Yanswics, who led the band. The whole concluded wltil
aloraar's grand aria, /con pits axdrai, which she repeated
at the unanimous call of the audience. Signors Cannon and
Pzacci were much applauded in two Duettos by licesna ; and Ma-
demoiselle Paztaz performed variations on the Harp elegantly.
The Room was se crowded, that all the places in the orchestra,
not assigned to the musicians, were occupied by Gentlemen,
and even Ladies, wbo were glad to have any seat, or even startl-
ing places, on such an occasion. Madame CASA LANI appeared
la high health and beauty and the variations of her expressive
countenance, in singing, kept pace with and added a new zest to
the inflections of her voice.

FXIIIIITION OP PAINTERS IN WAWA Coronas, AT THE Ecvl,
TIAN list a., Psecantur.—The Eighteenth Annual Exhibit :3
of the Society of Painters in Water Colours opened on
and although the Artists are less numerous than usual, yet the
Exhibition is a brilliant one, and does much credit to the Artists
who have furnished pictures, not only for the generally Lith
character of the works, in composition, colouring, and fltusli, bit
also for the manly and independent method of keeping it up by A.
direct and confiding appeal to public taste, instead of the his
direct and independent, as well as the more precarious one, of
seeking to do it through high patronage.
Dusz..—A meeting took place on Wednesday se'nnight in the
.demesne of Castlesbane, between Surgeon Robinson, jun. and
Mr. Mitchell, jun. both of Monaghan ; the former attended bf
Mr. Mullen, and the latter by Mr. Battersby; after the first
exchange of shuts, an ineffectual effort was made to reconcile
the parties, after which a second fire took place, and we sit,
cerely regret to state, with effect on Surgeon Robinson, NW"
received his adversary's ball in the right side. The wound
inflicted is very severe, and fears are entertained that it mill
prove mortal. The cause of this unpleasant rencontre was, WC
understand, of the most trivial nature, and the gentle:nes
concerned, who were all very youv, had their residences
ad-
joining each other. Mr. Mitchell has disappeared, and Mr. ilos•
tersby has been committed to the jail of Eanagisaa.

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