Star.
London, England, 1813-06-29 00:00:00

?RR .korifit MAMA

Yesterciai, it A quarter before Dfie OICIOCi, her
MAJESTY, Princesses ELIRARETII and MARY, attended
')y their Usual retinue of servants and tight Horse,
Arrived At the Queen's Palace, from Windsor, where
they were received by her Majesty's Vice-Chamberlain
and the Pages in waiting. In the course of the day
they were visited by the Dukes of YORK and CAM.
arundo, and a number of-the gobility and persons of
distinction, and in the evening they went to Carlton
House, to dine with the Paws REGENT where the
company invited to meet her Majesty the QUEEN Con-
sisted of the Duke and Duchess of YORK, Princess
CHARLOTTE., E4_3l and Countess BATHURST, Countess
of CARDIGAN, Lord ST. HELEN'S, and Count MUN-
erratt. In the evening there was a party to tea, &c. ;
among whom were—Lady GRANTHAM, Earl and
Countess of LIVERPOOL, Earl. and Countess HAL.
RINGTON and daughters, Lady G.partivasT, Marquis
ineXMarchioness of WINCHESTER, Marquis and Mar-
chioness of HERTFORD, Earl and Countess CHOL-
MONDELEY, Earl and Countess Cnantevat.E,Viscount
and ViSCOUOIeSS CASTLEREAGH, Viscount and Vis-
countess HAMPDEN. &C.

The Qum/ and PRINCKS.SES dine this day with the
Duke and Duchess of YORK. To-morrow they will
dine with the Duke of Causittnae, previous to their
attending the grand ball at Carlton House.
The PRINCE REGENT will give a breakfast on Sa-
turday, at Carlton House, for which purpose seVeral
tents, marquees, 4cc. have been erecting on the lawn
for some days.

FA.SHIONAIN E PARTIES.
' The Duke of Bedford entertained a party at dinner yesterday,
at his house in Hamilton Place.

The Dowager betties, of Rutland had x select party at dinner
yesterday, at her house in Sackvillo-.trees.
The Countem of Clare had a brilliant assembly last night at
her house in Saville-row.

Lady Seftoh gave a splendid ball and sutler last night at her
house in Arlington-street.
Lord and Lady Dynevor had grand dinner party yesterday,
at her holm in Dover street.

The Marchioness of Haadfort had a large assembly yesterday
evening, at her house in Stanhope-street, May Fair.
Tit,. Fart of Hatrirgton had a select dinner party yesterday,
at his house in the Stable-yard, St. James's.

MRS CHICHESTER'S BALL.-The Lady of Colonel
CHICHESTER opened her house in Gloucester Place,
on Friday night, with a ball and supper, given to
the Fashionable World. The house teas very ele-
gantly fitted up for the occasion. To the other
accommodations were added the temporary rooms,
namely, one on the ground.floor, communicating
wirh the range of rooms, and the other on a level
with the-first flight of stairs from The inner fall.—
The for'mPr apartment was the admiration of every
one; it was fitted up as an eastern tent, and fancifully
decorated with white muslin draperies, and festoons
of natural and artificial flowers. Here a great propor-
tion of the company supped. Tables were placed in
the temporary room above, for the express purpose of
serving out ices, tea, coffee, &c. The latter was in re-
spect to ornament afac simile of the other. Ottoman
cushions were placed around. This room was illu-
minated by two very fine lamps, one of them a Ber-
lin vase, ornament( d with transparent figures of the
Muses, exquisitely painted. Massive branches of silver
added to the brilliancy of the scene. The dancing
commenced ahow eleven o'clock with the Regent's
Medley, led off by Lord GtENTWORTH and Miss Cm-
can-rea. Waltzing tcok place in another room. The
Countess of JERSEY, Lady CHARLOTTE LEVISON
GoWER,COURIESS of WESTMORELAND, MiSSJOHNSTONE,
Miss SMITH, were the leaders in the whole of Mozart's
most popular figure movements. The supper hour
was two o'clock. The entertainment consisted of
every delicacy. The fruits, ices, and confectionary,
were excellent. Among the wines were chain-
, paigne, burgundy, and claret. A table was laid for
the PRINCE RECENT, covered with an exceedingly
valuable service of plate. Lord YARMOUTH brought
an apology from his Royal Highness about half-past
one, stating that he was under the necessity of going
to Windsor at an early hour on the same morning.—
The dancing did not cease until six in the morning.
Among the company were the following :

Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Cambridge and Glou-
cester; the Russian Prince Koslovsky ; the Russian and other
Foreign Ambassadors; Dukes and Duchesses of Devonshire,
B• :ni•urt, Grafton; Dukes of Gordon and De Berri; Marquisaes
and Matchionessen of Hertford, latisdowne; Tavistock, Done-
gal!, Headfort ; Marchioness of Salisbury and Lady G. Cecil;
Countess of Cholniondeley and Lady Charlottei Countess of
Mansfield and Lady Murray ; Countess of Coventry and Lady
D.-erherst ; Earl and Countess of Breadalbanc ; Earl and Countess
of Ilchester ; Countess of Chatham ; Earl and Countess of Powis
and the Ladies Clive; Countess of Kingston ; Earls and Coun-
tesses of Hardwicke, Clare, Essex ; Lady Lindsay Crawford;
Lord and La•!y Charles Somerset; Ladies Heathcete, Malpas,
Ellenhorough,Talbot, Beaschamp, Barrymore, Lamb's Fielding,
Murray Mildmay, Haggerstone, Perth, &C.
FASHIONABLE AR R IVALS.
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Earl and Comity's of Thaner, frotn Hottaleld, Maidstone, at
Clarendon Hotel, Bond-street ; Marquis Tavistock, from Oak-
ley House, Bedford. at Harrington House ; Viscount Ebring-
ton, from Southampton, in Grosvenor square; Sir Claude de
Crespigny, Bart. from Fawley, Southampton, at Barnes Ter-
race; Duke of Bedford, f►om Newmarket.