Star.
London, England, 1824-05-31 00:00:00

HYDE PARA:

Although the lowering appearance of the forenoon yesterday, and
the occasional heavy showers of rain, afforded but little hope of en-
prawnt to the frequenters of this Park, the weekly resort of fashion
and recreation, the afternoon, however, proved more favourable
than could have been expected, and at intervals the sun shone out
with such powerful influence as to render the shade of the trees by
no means undesirable. At no period of the day, however, Was the,
carriage drive by any means full ; but about six o'clock in the even-
irg the promenade on the grass was exceedingly crowded, and there
certainly has nut been this season a greater number of fashionable
pedestrians in this Park. Among the cumber we ~bstrved the
31arquis of Hertford, the Earl of Westmorland, the Karl of Ux-
bridge, Lord Arthur Hill, and several other Members of both
'louses of Parliament. The walk in Kensinston Gardens Was also
well attended by a number of fashionables.

FASHIONABLE ARRANGEMEATS FOR THE WEEK.

TIIIS EVENING.

The Duchess of NV:Bing:ores Grand Assembly, Arley House.
The Duke and Duchess of Leeds' Entertainment, Bruton-street.
Lady Davy's Rout, Lower Grosvenor-street.
Mrs. T. Drake's Party, Upper Brook-street.
Lady Owen's Rout, Portman-square.
Lady Smith's Party, Terrace, Piccadilly.
itlaiquis and Dlarchionts of Salisbury's Party, Park-place.
Lady Durham's Party, Portman-square.
The Eirl and Countesi of llarewood's Gland Dinner and Eve-
ring Party, at Ilarewood House, Hanover-square.

TUESDAY.
Mrs. Chaplin's Ball, Grafton-street.
The Countess of Limerick's Rout, IVansfielit street.
Mr. and Airs. ligerton's ratty, St. James's-square.

IV IDS E.IDA V.
Countess Brownlow's Rout, Cavendish-square.
sit George Talbot's P.irty, New Burlington-street.
Countess of Arran's Grand Assembly, to meet Princess Augusta,
and the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester.

Tli OR tiDAY.
lion. Mrs. Pelham's first Grand Assembly, Connaught-place.
Col. Scrim and Lady Rayltigh's Party, Great Cumberlaud-place.
Lady Harriet Bagnt's ll.ill, Great Cumbetland-street.
Earl Brownlow's Party, Cavendish-square.
3lrs. Camac's Bail, Mansfield-street.
Earl Ilarewood's Dinner and Evening Party, Hanover-square.

FRIDAY.
Ross'& Rout, Portland•place.
Mr. and the 516ses Benyon's Ball and Supper, at St. James's-
SATURDAY. _ .

Emily Alarcltionesi of Londonderry's Pasty, St. James's-square.

SUNDAY.
Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury's Coverzatione, Arlington-st.
Sir George Warrentler's Party, Whiteball-place.
'Earl Alanvers' Party, Portman-,quare.
Tae Earl of Darlington'. Party, St. James's-square.
Countcss St. Antonio's Parts, Hanover-squire.

Yesterday morning Divine Service was perfotrned to
the KIWI'S I lOUSehOld, at his Palace; in
The Duchesses of CLARENCE and KENT attended
Divine ti,rvice yesterday morning at the Royal German Chapel,
and heard a st.rinon by the Rev. Dr. Kum'.
Yestet Jay morning Prince LEOPOLD attended Divine'
Service at St. Philip's Chapel, Regent-street.
Friday evening Prince LEOPOLD honoured the Russian
A-nbassador's party by his presence.
i‘lr. KEMPLE s personation of the Meri y Monarch in
the new Drama of Charlet the Sce:m4 , is even superior to his Friar
Turk. The Play is indebted mainly for its success to the admirable
a(tug of Mr. KEMBLY.

His Royal Flightless the Duke of YORK intends to
rii;it Epsom Course on all the principid race days iu the iirestatveek.
Pier imisly to the clone of the Parliameia..iy
Lis NreesTir is expected to give a few parties to the NoLaity of the
Lnd, upon a scale of unequalled magnificence and splendour, with-
wt ally respect to political distinctions.—Circumstances prevent the
t tact period for these fetes being fixed.
The Cabinet Council which met on Saturday after-
,.ooa, at two o'clock, as mentioned in the STAR of that day, was
ended by the Earl of I.wchroor, the Earl of IlAimoway,
century PEEL, Mr. Secretary CANNING, Earl IiATHI,KST, tilt
:;AN, 1.011 of the Excirvtaiirit, &c. The Council remained in
~Iberation till about four o'clock.

ilis Royal Higl,ness the Doke of CLARENCE has re-
. it:larked at Portsmouth on board the ItcwAr.SovertrtGN yacht, and
uses:tied in her to Plymouth, for the purpose of inspecting the
.t:arine Corps of that diviAon, and visiting the Breakwater,
Rov st. Sovisasict, arrived at Plymouth on Saturday, and an-
•!.e.tt.tl in Storehouse Pool.

Tile Doke of CAMBRIDGE is shortly expected in En
,nrl, from Hanover. His Royal Highness will reside in the late
!ueenleh.irloite's Palace during his stay in Imndnn.
Toe Peers of Scotland will assemble at Holytood
;louse, in Edinburgh, on Thursday, July 8, to elect one of their
body to sit and vote in the House of Peers in the present rar-,
iiaivelit, in the room of the late hiarciois of Lan MAN.
A grind camp of the Swedish troops is forming neat
Ileiiingburg, composed of several thousand men. The King and.
queen of ...SWEUII/1, as well as Sir BLWJAIIII7.I BLOOMFIELD, and several
otter distinguished personages, will be present.
The iNlarytiii of ANeLEscv has been for some time
ir,dispos,d; his complaint is said to be tic doloreux.
‘1 • RAE %% I LSON, Esq. has again set out OA his travels,
!Lying sailud front Harwich on Saturday, in the Leicester Packet,
!.r Han:burgh. Russia and Muhl ate Use countries be intends
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