Star.
London, England, 1824-11-20 00:00:00

THE KING.

This day, at twenty minutes past twelve o'clock, bisll
MAJESTY arrived at Carltdn Palace, from Windsor, His
MAJESTY is in excellent health, and was shortly
afterwards followed by the Duke of CLARENCE.
Prince de POLIGNAC, and Sir GEORGE NAYLOR. At
one o'clock a Privy Council was held, at which the
RECORDER made his Report of the prisoners under
sentence of death in Newgate. The Loa') CHANCELLOR,
and a greater number of the Members of the Council
were present than usual. _

The Princess SoristA and the Ducitess of KENT,
accompanied by the l'rincesses Fannost and Vicionts, visited the
Duchess of GLOUCUTTS and the Princess Aucusra yesterday.
Sir CHARLES Fonsas has lately been alarmingly in-
disposed, but is much recovered, and pronounced out of danger.
The answer given yesterday to the inquiries respect 7
ing the Duchess of GLOUCCSTES was, her Royal Highness is getting
a little better. _ _ _

it is not true that Sir HUDSON Lowe, as stated in the
West India Papers, has refused the government of Antigua.
The Pupils of the Royal Academy of Music attended
Der Frail:hula, at Drury-lane Theatre, last evening, to witness that
extraordinary musical performance, under the sanction of Sir A.
J. BARMAID, K.C.B. for which purpose four boxes had been taken.
Yesterday, the splcodid furniture for that noble villa,
°attends' Was, in part, removed front Upper Brook-street. Mr.
Bowies Batt. has at last settled for the purchase of the timber,
which alone was estimated at X 65,000. _ _

Thursday se'nnight, Dr. Etsueu, the Bishop of Sa-
lisbury, visited the Royal Military Colkgei at Sandhurst, and
performed the religious ceremony of Confirmation (..4 the young
persons at that Institution.
The new Victualling Office reservoir, to be con-
structed on the hill near the battery oh Stonehoube Point, is to
contain 12,000 10u/ of water for ate use oldie shipping at Dymond:.

W.W.I,'

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The ACeountant of one of our Hussar Regimes* hal bier
rented himself from Lead-quarters, with a considerable sous of *
public money in his possession.
Wednesday, Count blout.sus, the Danish Ambassador at this
&high Court, paid a visit to the Royal 51Wtary College, at si,l4.
hurst. His Excellency, on the following day, inspected the varies
departments, the classes of instruction, and interior economy chh,
Institution, in all which he appeared to take peat interest.
extreme badness of the weather prevented his Excellency
witnessing the proficiency of the Gentlemen Cadets in field, tic
nual, and gymnastic exercises.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE:
Lord and Lady Montague have arrived at • their seat), Ditt„t
Park, Bucks, from Scotland.
The Earl and Countess Spencer left town yesterday for their
Wimbledon.

The Archbishop of Canterbury has arrived at Lambeth tt.
from Addington Park.
Lord Althorp has arrived at Wiseton Ball, Yorkslurt, fr,n,
Coke's seat in Norfolk.

Sir Alexander and Lady Wood have arrived at &cif seat, F..„t
Sheen, from a tour through Scotland andlyeland.

Miss Mellish has arrive* at her house ita Great Stanhope-sure,,
from a tour.

Sir Charles and Lady Stuart have arrived at their mother's, I.4dy
Stuart's, Whitehall, from Paris.
Lord S. Kerr, Aide-de-Camp to Sr Frederick Adam, Kin. has
left Warren's Hotel, ltegent-street, for Curfu.
Lady Pullen has left Clarendon Hotel, Bond-street, for Hem.
Captain and Mrs. Itembrand arrived yesterday at the Luaticn
Hotel, Albemarle-street, from Scotland.

Mr. and Mrs. Campbell arrived yesterday at Thomas's Hum,
Berkeley-square, from their seat in Hants.
Arrivals at Jordan's Hotel, St. James's-street : Arkwright,
Esq. from his seat in Derbyshire; Thomas Walker, Esq. at ,ii•to
from his seat in Nottinghamshire.
Arrivals at the Royal ilotel, St. iames's.street.—T. "me eeeee ,
Esq. from Lincolnshire; the Rev. I'. Ewart end J. Ewart, Esq.
ft inn Liverpool; George Ewait, Esq. from Scotland; M. o.l'ren.
dergast, F.sq. M.P. from Brighton; Henry Walker, Esq. *on' a
tour: Departures from ditto.—The Honourable F. Twialetoa and
J. Page, Esq. for Belvedere, Kent.

THE LATE ELOPEMENT.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.

A gentleman on whose veracity we cau rely, (says tte
Journal), who left town on Monday morning last. and returnvi
this day from Waterford, obligingly called at our office MI cern-
municated to us, that Mr. Moulds without an intervallof delayicon-
tinued his route to Waterford, where he was informed the fugitives
had posted on to Dunmore; thither he followed, aad alighted tl:e
Hotel where they were. Mr. Moulds and his friend were accom-
panied by peace officers, who took Mr. Pins into cestody. On en-
tering the room, Mr. Moulds made an immediate attack on the
paramour, and struck hint to the ground ; byt was prevented front
effecting further injury, by the interposition of those who ammo-
tanied him, and the whole party returned to Waterford.
Mr. Pim was brought before Mr. Alcoa, and nothing appeari:l
to justify his detention, he was discharged ; and Mr. Moulds re.
turned to Dublin, with his friend, and also his wife, but the Ma.
gistrate subseptently seeing the Clarrespondent Newspaper, in which
is was stated Mr. Pim had defrauded the Bank of Ireland of X7ou,
and several others—issued a warrant for his apprehension, and im-
mediately wrote to the Bank ; the warrant was intrusted to the
High Constable, who arrested Mr. Pim in l)ungarvan, en his way
to meet the Limerick Coach to return to Dublin, and brought h;:a
back to Waterford, where he remained in the hotel in charge of the
Police, until an answer was received from the flank, which lONA
the transaction Mr, Pim had with the Bank was a mercantile taw,
that he put in indorsements for the money he received.