Star.
London, England, 1825-04-16 00:00:00

FiESILIONABLE MOVEMENTS.

The Earl of Chesterfield is arrived in England.
The Duke of Brunswick, with his brother and suite, have ar-
rived from the Continent. •
Mr. Martin and Miss Ramsay have arrived at Jordan's Hotel,
St. James's-street, from a tour.
Lord Nugent arrived in town Thursday, from his seat, 'Wets,

• Ducategnanumre.
The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Atar Ellis have arrived in town, from
the Duke of Devonshire's, Chiswick..
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The Countess of Dartmouth has aniline' in town, from her seat
at Blackbeath.
The Dowager Marchioness of Exeterhassrrived at her house in
Prilq-gardens,.from her seat at Roebampton.
Mr. and Mrs. Bonnar and Yamily have arrived at Creak's',
Hotel, Albenurle-street.
The Earl and CoUntess of Hardwicke arrived on Wednesday at-
their house in St. James's-square, croilx their seat, Wimpole, Cam-
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bridgeobire.
The Duke of Norfolk arrived in town on Wednesday, from
Worksop Manor, Netts.
The Duke of Grafton has arrived in town, from his seatin Suffolk.

The Marquis Of Carmarthen has arrived in town, from his father's
(the Duke of Leeds) seat in Yorkshire.
Mrs. George Byng has left town for Brighton.
Sir George Robinson, Bart. M.P. arrived in town Thursday, from
his seat in Northamptonshire.

The Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER have been
indisposed for some days past. Their Royal Highnesses were,
however, both so much recovered en Thursday, as to have a select
evening party, at their residence iu Park-lane. The. princess
ADDOSIA Was of the party.
• The Duchess of GLOUCESTER, the Duchess of KEN r.
the Princess Stymie, the Princess VICTORIA, the Prince of LU-
DDISM; and Princess Faemoar, visited Princess Maniere yesterday.
Yesterday the Princess AUGUSTA took an airing in an
epen landau.
Prince LaoroLD and the Duke of CAMBRIDGE are
expected to arrive in the course of a few days, from Hanover.
Mr. Secretary CANNING is nearly recovered from his
bee attack of the gout. Mr. CANNING remains with the Earl and
Countess of CLADJUDAZDI, at Sudbrooke. .
Mr. CLaws, a King's Messenger, arrived at tie 'Fo-
reign Office on Thursday, with dispatches from Florence.
Prince POLIGNAC, the French Ambassador, transacted
ilesineu at the Foreign Office, yesterday.
Yesterday the Dispatches were closed at the E 4st
India House, and delivered to the Pursers of the following ships,
viz.—Charles Grant, Captain Witmer( Hay, for Bengal and
China; and Princess Charlotte of Wales, Captain Calusroenta
Brom, for Madras and Bengal.
The Marchioness of CHOLMONDELLY give her first
Assembly for the season, at Cholmondeley House, on Thursday
evening. The refreshment tables were placed in the Anti-room.
At midnight, the Court-yard, Piccadilly, and the neighbouring
streets were crowded with elegant equipages. The party broke up
between the hours of one and two o'clock.—A profusion of dia-
monds were worn : the proportion greater than usual. The Mar.
chioness of Hattreenut, it was remarked,looked uncommonly well :
her Ladyship still wears her weeds.
The Marquis of LANSDOWN had a grand Dinner
Party yesterday, at Lansdown House, Berkelet-square.
Colonel and Mrs. HUGH BAILLIE gave an elegant
Entertainment on Wednesday last, in Mortimer-street, to the Duke
of Gr.oucerreit, and a distinguished party.
The Duke of SUSSEX gave a sumptuous Entertain.
ment, on Tuesday last, at Kensington Palace.
Saturday, the Lord Lieutenant of IRELAND enter-
tained the following distinguished Personages at Dinner, at Dublin
Castle :—Lord STRANIIIIOAD, Lord Loaron, Lord Emcees, the
ATTGANNY-GANIRAL, Mr. VANDILLUS, Sir JOitl4 LAMIISIrrj_ Sir C.
GRANT, Sir JOHN BURNS, Sir A. FITZGASALD, Sir Huse D. Masser,
Colonel CItIFF, Colonel atenniza, Mr. Dials GAADY, Mr. Bus-
sown, Mr. A. Hugs, Colonel Goss, Mr. Carnes ;LL, Captain De
Roos, Captain UNIACCD, Mr. JOSINSIONS, Sir COLIN CANLIAILL,
Captain SMITE, Captain LINDSAY.
Wednesday se nnight a splendid Public Dirner Was
given, at Swinburn's, in Limerick, to Lord Viscount Goa:, at
which all the rank, wealth, and respectability of that city and
neighbourhood attended. The Maros presided with the esteemed
guest on his right, and supported on either side by the Bishop of
LIMIILICE. and Major-GenetalSir Joas Emir, K.C.B.
The Liverpool subscription for a piece of plate to be
presented to Mr. Hestosson, amounted, on Tuesday, to X 1,797.
The reigning Duthess Lours/. of NASSAU, born
Princess of Sass HILINACHAUSIIN, died on the 4th instant.
ARGYLL ltousis.—Madame CATALANI'S Concert of
last evening afforded a high treat to a crowded and overflowing
audience. The transcendent powers of this wonderful vocalist
were displayed throughout to the admiration .and delight of all pri•
sent. She was rapturously motored in Bade, Britannia, and gave
God Save die Zug, as a finale, with all the grandeur and sublimity
that are peculiarly her own. A young Lady of the name of Losses
made her debut with very considerable suecess.
has.—Thi: morning, about five o'clock, a fire broke
out in the house of Mr. Elliot, chemist and druggist,
37, Fenchurch-street, which entirely destro' ed the stock,
furniture, and building. The adjoining houses, occu-
pied by Mr. Ellis, carpet and rug maker, and Mr.
Grelton, the engraver, have also been much damaged.
—A second fire bloke out in a house belonging to Mi.
Carew, Connaught-terrace, Edgware mid, Which -en-,
tirely consumed the building ; but the speedy erreitai
of the engines prevented its furthzr progresA I
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In conaequenee of the arrival of the African Curios, Ip Africa.
the two Wear India liniments have been relieved. iron duty on
that station, kind are agemhlitilat Honduras, fruit &cirri Leone,
Gambia, and New Providence. •
•Thp Depots of the 74th, 81st, and Stith Regiments, which were
ordered to Chichester, were, on their arrival in that city, ordered
to return to Winchester.
The ist division and the head-quarters of the 97th Foot, have
sailed from Chatham for Ceylon, on board the East India Com-
pany's ship Minerva.
The 7th Foot, now at Manchester, is under orders to proceed
to Gibraltar. ,