Star.
London, England, 1825-06-06 00:00:00

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• mArmARKETE totarlik
.the Merry Wive of wAsc•'repe. staaAlsol
Tbratte 00 Saturday evening:"... Mr. Ilkiwre*Oet formed
*thee iffith much skill, And produted • crinsiderable
'characteristic effect. In the Farce of the Irish Tutor; a
little boy of the name of Domestic, of only six years of
age, attempted the part—and certainly for a child of
that tender age, it was performed much beyond what
we could have expected. The child also play('
Robin Adair and Losioiska on the violin. The great
excellence of his playing consisted in the velocity with
which he moved his little fingers on the strings.

• THE.
• • The 7th Royal Fusileers, Colonel Sir E. &Ammar,- :IC.C.R.
will march into Portsmouth, from Manchester. on the 14th and
I.f.tk instant, and
,embark ip the, Diadem; Princess Royal, and
Borodino transports, for Corfu.
Preparatory to the approaching grand Review, on linunsiow
Heath, the Ist Dragoon Guards have been ordered front Notting.
ham to Fulham; the Ed ditto from Norwich to Hampton; the
24 Dragoons from Coventry to Hammersmith ; the nth from
Dorchester to Windsor; the 12th from Brighton to Walton; and
the 17th from Canterbury to the Regent's Park : at all which
places they are expected to arrive on the 14th instant.
Friday, the 3d Dragoons arrived• at Newcastle.upon-Tioe,
from Coventry. . •
The Ride Brigade is rapidly completing its numbers, according
to the increased establishment : 120 recruits Amer joined the Ist
Battalion, at Belfast, during the last fortnight.
MILITARY CHAMOIS IN COMEQUERCE'ot THZ
Sir THOMAS BEAM/ORR is to succeed Sir CHAILLif COLVILLE, at
Bombay. .Majctr.General Uoitxxx succeeds Sir MASSY POWER, at
Malta. Host. Major.Oetteral HARRIS remotes 'from Athlone to
Pontefract, to relieve Sir Juwn Bvxo. •
The following Generab are appointed to the Staff in Ireland:—
Major-General the Hon. Sir H. W. (ECALLiaIiAN, Major-General
Sir ('usates W. I)olte,Majlr-General Teauersrots, Malor.Gesterat
DAtssac. Colonel Doens.Ax to be Quarter. Master-Getteral..
(Fur Military l'romotians r first law].
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THE KING.
—sow— •
WINDS It, JUNE s.—llia MAJESTY attended Di-
vine Service this trio ning, at his netv private Chapel.
llis MAJEsTv was prevented taking An airing yes-
teriay, the weather being unfavourable .the greater
part of the day.
The Duke of CAKIRIDOT dines with his AIAJESTY this day.
The greater part of the Krises visitors have departed.
The Band of the 24 Regiment of Life Guards attended on 'the
Terrace this afternoon for two hours, and perforthed a vat iety of
select pieces. The company was not very numerous:
Yesterday evening, the young Gentlemen educated at Eton Col-
lege, had their annual Regatta, in commemoration of the birth-
day of his late revered MAJesTY. During the whole of the fore-
' noon, the rain descended heavily. but towards evening the weather
cleared up, and occasional glimpses of sun shine threw a cheering
appearance over the scene. Shortly after six o'clock, the young.
Gentlemen embarked at the Brocas beach, in a ten-eared galley
and severs eight-cored cutters. attended by the Band of the 24
Life Guards in two boats, and accompanied by an immense num-
ber of other vessels of ever* description, from the four oared
wherry to the single.paddled canoe. The crews of all the cutters
were attired. in uniform nautical dresses, and their coxswains
wade splendid fancy costumes—among which a Chinese, Spanish,
.amt Albanian, were particularly handsome. The aquatic proces-
sion proceeded up the river to iloveney, where they disembarket
and partook of a cold collation.. At eight o'clock they returned,'
la the same order, to Windsor Bridge, when a splendid display of
fireworks commenced from an eyot above the bridge, and conti-
nued for nearly an hour, exhibiting a number of pleasing devices.
Notwithstanding the dampneas.of the forenoon, the banks of the
Thames were lined with a great number of elegantly dressed
s, who viewed the feats of the young aspirants for nautical
-fame with the utmost satisfaction.
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ABLIS, i.yrELLIGENCE.
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
THIS ICVSSING.
Lord and T.:oly James Stuart, Party, Whitehall-place.
Lady G. Cavendish, Music, Burlington House, Piccadilly.
sea MORROW.
The Duchess of Bedford's Grant Val, St. James's-square..
Lady Smith's Party, Terrace, Piccadilly. ,
WEDNESDAY.
The Duke of Montrose 's Entertainment, Grosvenor-sqstart:
The Dowager 31archioness of Salisbury's Rout, Albemarle-at.
THURSDAY.
His Musser's DRAWING. ROM.
The Duchess of Wellington's Grand Rest, Apaby House.
The Countess of Grosvenor, Assembly, Gmevenor-street. • .
The Countess of Wemyss, Ball, Stratford-place. •
Mrs. Alexander Baring, Rout. Piccadilly.
Lady Astley, Assembly, Hereford-street.
The Earl and Countess Delmore' Party, Hamilton-place.
The Countess of Arran, Party, Dover-street.
Lady G. Cavendish, Ball, Burlington House.
FRIDAY.
The Earl and Countess Clunmel, Party, 'Brook-street. •
Sir John and Lady Murray; Party, to meet his Royal Highness
the Duke of York, Wimpole-street.
Mrs. Cutf, Concert, Whitehall-place.
Lord and Lady Grantham, Party, St. James's-square.
SATURDAY...
The Marquis of Laitsdown, Enteminment.
• SUNDAY.
The Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury, Conversasione, Arling-
ton-street.

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The following Noblemen and Gent Wins bad Dinner Parties on
Saturday :--The Duke of Norfolk; the Earl of Suffolk, Earl of
Kensington, Lord Colchester, the Bishop of Exeter, Sir T. Len-
nard, Sir G. Warrender, the Hon. ,1L Douglas, and the Earl of
Carnarvon..
The Duke of Graftoci had a Grand Dinner Party Yesterday; at
his house in Clarges-atreet, Piccadilly. •
The Marchioness of Lansdown gave a Grand Concert, on Satur-
day evening, at Lansdown .House.
Mrs. 4xozarsus gave a grand bill and supper, op Friday even-
ing, at her house in St. James's-square. The wholihulte of apart-
ments on the drawing-room Boor were most brilliantly illuminated. .
frhe principal one was fitted, up with moire taste for dancing.
The ball commetteed a _little befOres'eleven o'clock. The supper,
which consisted of every delicacy, was announced at one. The
'wines, fruits, tce. were of tbentost choice description. •
AItRIVALS—EarI Talbot. and Lady C. Talbot, at Thomas's
Hoer!, Berkeley-square, from Staffordshire • Lord Mount Sandford,
at ditto, from Ireland ; J. C. Grattan, Itsq. at the British Hotel,
Jernsyn-street, from Paris ; DoWa, Esq. at ditto, from ditto ;
Mr. and Mrs. Hanle sad family, at Millet's Hotel, Jermyn:
street, from Hams; Edward Knight, Esq. at ditto, from a toter;
Sir Thomas, Lady Stanley, and family, at the Hyde Rack Hotel,
Hyde Parkvlace, from Cheshire • the Host. Mrs. kushout at
ditto, from Wanstead Grove • Colonel mid Nis. Knight, and kiss
Knight, at ditto, front Wale's; Vigor's Hervey, Esq. and Mrs.
Hervey, as ditto, from Park-place.
DEPARTURES—Lad and Lady Howden, from the Hyde
Park Hotel, for Yorkshire ; she Haw Broderick, from ditto,
, for Bath; Mr. and Mrs Phillips from dim; for Hants; Mr. and
Mrs. Lucas, from • Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, for Paris;
Captain Gregory, H.N. frees the British Hotel, Jermytssitreet. for
Chatham ; W. newel, fork from-ditto, for Oxford ; Mr. and Mrs.
Martin, from ditto,fer ISt elaken : Mr. and Miss Kelly. from Mark-
ham's Hotel. Lower Brook-street. for Ireland ; W. Manning, 844.
from ditto, for Paris; Capt.Robinsaa, from ditto. foe Brighton; W.
Creswell, Esq. from Miller's Hotel, Jennywstreet, for Paris.

Yesterday the Duke of CAstaftruoa and the Printess'
Annum attended Divine Service at the Chapel Royal, St: James's.
Wednesday last, as R. §TRACIEY, Esq. of Chigsirell-
row, was taking a morning ride, his hiase sturdenly be-
carte °truly, and began mating and plunging mbst
violently. which the rider endeavouring to check, the
*me fell backwards on the unfortunate Gentlernms,
who was immediately conveyed home; all efforts to
save him proved unavailing, as he eapised at half-past
seven o'clock ;lie same evening, in consevence of vio-
lent concussion of the brain. A Coronet b Inquest was
held on Saturd.y, at the May-Pole. befuse W. Gissou,
Esq. who returned a verd.ct of " Accisle4tai Death."