Star.
London, England, 1825-07-18 00:00:00

Lord George Cavoodish's Farewell Party.
Lady Louisa Call's Ball, in Old Stood-meet.
WEDNESDAY.
Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury's Assembly.
THURSDAY.

Lady Barbara Poutonby's Bali, in 9t. James's-square.
Mr. Blachburne's Ball, in Brook-street.
• VIIIDAY.
Aquade Fete up the River, given by the Bloa. L hue.

SALTURA&Y.

The Berl and Countess of Darling tonThs Entertakosii. • •
Outinian Lecture, Mr. Penn's, New-street, Spelneitsrdens.

His MAJESTy yesterday afternoon left the Roypt
Lodge in his pony phaeton, and visited Sandpit Gate.
Cranbourn Lodge, and the New Lodge, and returned
by Virginia Water and Bishop's-gate, to dinner. •
There is no idea, at present, •of his Ms.rasris pro-
ceeding to sea ; and it Is understood that the Kum will give a grand
dinner, ersfemilk, on the lath of neat month.
Saturday the Duke and Duchess of CAMIRIDGIe, the
Princess Auevsva, the Duchess of Osnocertaa, sod Prince Omtoa„
honoured the Marquis and Marchioness of STAMM with a visit to
view their splendid and costly gallery of pictures, through which
they were conducted by the Noble Marquis and Marchioness, which
occupied their attention till Dearly five o'clock. The Royal Party
partook of a sumptuous 4101141.
Saturday night, the Princess AIIGUsTA, the Duchess
of Cassaautem, ana the Duke of Sou sea, honoured the English Opera
House, to see the new Opera of )reins Prouder:.
Saturday evening, the Duchess of KUM honoured the
Italian Opera with herresence.
Yesterday, the Duke and Duchess of CAMS RIDGE
dined with the Csnarestaon of the Inca roots.
The Duchess of KENT bad a select Party to ;WIN?
yesterday.
Yesterday, the Princess AUGUSTA attended Divine
Service, at the Chapel Royal.
The Marquis of HKATIOND entertained the Duke of
You and a distinguished Party to Dinner, on Saturday, at his home
la Piccadilly.
The KING has sent a donation clone hundred guineas
to theAsylunt for Recovery of Health, Limon G rove, Mary-la-bonne.
Saturday, the Sardinian Minister transacted bu+iT
nese at the Foreign Office.
Saturday, grand Entertainments were given by Cot.
DAWKINS, the Earl of Wurnsons.auto, Mr. Domatits, itiocky
Comma, Lord Cratunals., Mr. Mummy, Duke of Lssoa, awd
Lord Moony.

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DEATH OF THE Dtnut OF ST ALBAN'll.—Died en)
Sunday morning, at his house in St. Janaes's.square, the Most Noble
Wmaase Bicaousazi eighth Duke of St. Aasaies, Hereditary
Grand Weimer of .England, in the 60th year of his age ; be is mu:
ceeded in his titles and estates, by his eldest son, Wri.uwas usaair
as Vans, Earl of Holman, now Duke of Sc. Aiases.
' Lady BYRON has got a pleasure yacht on the coast of.
Kent, in which she lives almost entirely at sea, and sails between
the French and English shores. Sae is accompanied by her daughter,
and some females of her own family. When she lauds, Me 'routs
the larger towns, and secludes bend( In the smiler v.ll4geo.

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THE ARMY.
Major likicativ, 311 Guards, Is appointed Brigade Major in the
South-West 'Dbtrict, vice Colonel Rusama., appointed to a company
in lime Guards.

Captain PERCY Ban.sv is appointed Barrack-Muter at Gosport.
vice Captain Vilma.
Detachments belonging to Regiments in Ireland marched on Sa: I
tarday morning from Westminster, for Bristol.
The 62d Regiment has been ordered to march from Templemore,
Rosscreagh, and Nenagh, to Dublin.
The Depots of the Infantry Regiments stationed in India are
now at the Isle of Wight; they have been ordered to Chatham,
which, it is presumed, is preparatory to breaking up the army d
Thursday, the flank companies of the 17th Regiment of Txt:,
under the command of Major Dzsroars, landed from the Hope
transport, at Leith, from Hull, after a passage of eleven days. They
marched for Glasgow neat day.
Mvma or Ism HousanoLo Taoors.—The 2d Battaißm of the
Grenadier Guards was mustered on Saturday morning in the
Tower. The other Ihatalions of the Guards, and the Household
Cavalry will be mustered this day and to-morrow.
The Royal Regiment of Ayrshire Militia, which finishes its ap.
pointed period for training on Tuesday, has been inspected and re-
viewed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County and Lieutenant-
General MONTSOMRRIL The day was uncommonly fine, and the
Regiment went through a variety of new evolutions with a degree
of accuracy which was altogether unexpected, considering the short
time the men have been embodied. Some of the most difficult
manceuvres were executed with the precision of veteran troops ;
and their conduct was altogether soldier-like, and sheaved that every
attention had been paid to the drill and instruction of the corps.
[Far Military Promotions, see the Gazette.]