Star.
London, England, 1823-06-17 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Yesterday the dispatches for Bengal, by the ship Thomas
Grenville, were closed at the East-India House, and delivered
to the Purser of that ship.
PORTSMOUTH, PLYMOUTH, and FALMouTI.—No arrivals or
sailing'. _ _

Juin 16.—Wind E.—Came down from the River and
sailed, the Minerva, Paoans ; and Royal George, Hrtwoms,
for Calcutta ; Thisbe, Rzoniz, for Jamaica ; and Eclipse, KENT,
for 13ilboa. Arrived and sailed for the River, the Minerva,
DALT, from Virginia. Sailed the Dutch frigate Dage Riad,
HART, for Gibraltar.—Half-past Six, rat.—The Royal George,
for Calcutta, remains.
Cuszost-Housx, Juxs 16.—Ships Entered Inwards: The_
George, Resource, and Harmony, from Memel; Aline, from
Pillau ; Albion, from Stettin ; Dydens, from Memel; Warrens,
from the South Seas; Anne, from Tarragona; Ondernee-
ming, from Rotterdam; Maria, from Antwerp ; Hope, from
Ilamburgh ; Eliza, from Pillau ; Ida, from Stettin • Stedcomb,
from ate Cape of Good Hope; Ridley, from Aleza;vdria ; Fox,
from Oitend ; Juno, from Petersburgh ; Eleanora, from Dantzic ;
Stately, from Jamaica ; Enlus, from Dantzic ; and Perseverance,
from Memel.—Entered Outwards: 'The Earl Bathurst, for
Rotterdam; Esther, for Cork; Hudson, for New York;
for Hambtsrgh; Triton, for Belfast ; Prince of Oraege, for Rot-
terdam ; and Buckingham:lire, for China.

The Earl of DARLINGTON had a large party to
dinner on Sunday, at his house in St, James's-square.
Sunday the Duchess of GLOUCESTER, Prince LEO-
POLD, and a select party, dined with the Duchess of
KENT.

Lord SALISBURY'S death reminds us of Lord
ERSKINE'S lines to him, some years ago, upon his
rsOble long room in the Palace of Hatfield :
" Your long room so narrow, •
Though straight as an arrow,
Can neer with your other rooms tally ;
But if given to your son,
• 'TwoulcPbe excellent fun
To hear it called Cm:Aherne 0314."
FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS.

The Duke and Duchess of Ilivilt.surti left town on Saturday for
Margate, for a few day* it 11(
The Duke of Davostunwarrived in town yesterday from
Brighton. -
The Duke and Duchess of 'AMSTER have arrived in town
from the Earl of Hanhogovon's seat, near Windsor.
Departures from Jordan's Hotel, St. James's-street :—Col. and
Mrs. Manse, for their seat near Litchfield ; and airs. Tartaia,
and Mr. J. TarLoa, for their scat in Worcestershire.
Colonel and Mrs. Reaves arrived yesterday at the Pulteney
Hotel, Albemarle-stmt, from their seat Ladenham House,
Grantham. _

Arrivals at the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-street :—Prince Puss,
from Germany ; and Messrs. 11. and E. PULSING, from a tour.
Departure :—Jonia Boi.sion, for his seat near Liverpool.
Mr. and Mrs. ELLIOTT and family left town yesterday for their
seat, Binfield, Berks.
Arrivals A Ilivart's Hotel, Lower Brook-street:— Prince
Formats and suite, from St. Petersburgh; Colonel Cum, tfom
Deal Castle, Ireland ; and -- Lowynas, Esq. from Norfolk.
HAYMARKET THEATRE.—This interesting and at-
tractive little Theatre opened for the season yesterday
evening. The performances were prefaced as usual
by, God save the King, sung by the whole company.
The first piece was a prelude, entitled Summer Flies;
or, The Will for the Deed. This is a lively little farce,
well supported, and quite appropriate. The comedy
of A Cure for the Heart Ache followed. In this we
were glad to find oar old favourites, Lisrow and Mrs.
CHATTERLET, performing the respective characters
of Old Rapid and Jessey Gotland. LISTON was as
usual truly excellent ; he sustained the part of the ,
old tailor with all his accustomed drollery and
humour, and was greeted with continual applause.
The part of Young Rapid was filled by Mr. Nrtsrrasr,
—a Gentleman who possesses much Vivittity and
chastp humour ; his spirits never appeared, toßig, and
he sr stained the character througboirt with great
ability. Mr. Water perfortixed the °bander of
Frank Gotland, in a manner hishly • creditable.—
The entertainments of the everiing es:MAW& with
the Farce of Family Art; in which Llarox again
delighted us with his drollery as Gelph ; and
Term, RS Peter Porcelain,• created much laughter
and amusement. . The-House was exceedingly well
filled, and we sincerely wish the indefatigable Ma-
nager all the success which his merits and exertions-to
collect so respectable a company justly entitle him. to.
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