Star.
London, England, 1813-08-03 00:00:00

WINDSOR, AUGUST 2.

Yesterday, about three. o'clock, tee' Pat/Zen RE-
GENT, accompanied by Sir T. Tynwttirr, arrived at
the Castle, where they dined with the QUEEN and
PRINCESSES. Afterwards the Royal Party went to
Frogmore, walked in the delightful gardens and
walks, and partook.of coffee, tea, &c. They were
joined there by the Princess CHARLOTTE, attended by
the Duchess of LEEDS, the Countess of Rossurn, Lady
THYNNE, Lord ARDEN, Generals GARTH, TAYLOR,
and CARTWRIGHT. The band of the Royal Horse
Guards attended in their state uniforms, with their
silver drums, which were presented to them by the
KING, and played a number of martial and full pieces.
The PRINCE left at nine o'clock for London.

This morning Princesses AUGUSTA, SOPHIA, and
CHARLOTTE, accompanied by the Duke of CAM.
BRIDGE, rode on horseback through the pleasant plan.
cations and Tide, from half past ten till one o'clock.
They were attended by Lord ARDEN, the Duchess of
LEEDS, Countess of ROSSLYN, Major MURRAY, and
Colonel DESBROW.E.

Sir T. TYRWRITT and Suite leave town to-morrow,
to embark on board the CYDNUS frigate, with the
Order of the Garter for the EMPEROR of alt the Rus-
stAs. Mr. HUNTER, the Messenger, accompanies Sir
THOMAS, as his courier.—Sir ISAAC HEARD, as Gar-
ter King at Arms, attended at the Secretary of State's
Office yesterday, with the Star, Collar, and Ribbons
of the Order.

Yesterday the Duke of YORK transacted military
business with the PRINCE REGENT, at Carlton House.
The Right Hon. JOHN MIMAHON and his Lady left
town yesterday for Cheltenham.
The Earl and Ctuntess of LoNsnAce have left
town for their seat at Clothsmore, in Rutlandsh ire.
Earl MORTON has left town for his seat in Scotland.

Tuesday Lord BELGRAVE arrived at Belfast, from
Lord DUFPERIN's; and after re*iving visits from
many respectable inhabitants, set out for Antrim
Castle, on his way to Giants' Causeway.

The Princess CHARLOTTE visited the Princess of
WALES, at Kensington Palace, on Friday or Satur-
day, previous to her leaving Town for Windsor.
His Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE Ar-
rived at his house, Stable-yard, St. James's, yester-
day, from Bushy.

The Duke of GRAFTON will leave Clarges-street
to-morrow for his Grace's beautiful seat, Wakefield
Lodge, near Stoney Stratford.
Earl and Countess GROSVENOR will leave town this
day for his Lordship's seat, Eaton Hall, Cheshire.
The Earl and Countess of GALLOWAY intend
leaving their house, Charles-street, St-James's-square,
on Friday, for their elegant mansion, near Horsham,
Sussex, for the summer.

The Earl of MACCLEFIELD, as Captain of the Yeo.
men of the Guard, has been pleased to appoint Mr.
ROBERT BALDWIN, a Yeoman Usher, in the room of
Mr. PETER LATHAM, deceased.

Lords DoNoucHmonE and FICTCHINSON are now at
the family seat, Knocklufty, in the county of Tipperary.
The Duke of DEvossiituE leaves Chiswick next
week, for Bolton Abbey, near Sicipton, where he en-
tertains a large party of fashionables.
• The Duke of LEEDS has left London for Yorkshire ;
and J. H. SMITH, Esq. M. P. for his seat at Heath,
near Wakefield.

The Duke of MoNntoiE, Colonel of the Stirling
Militia, now lying at York, last week paid a visit to
that place.

Mr. WELLF.SLEY Lowo, as Deputy Lord Warden,
has taken up the Stag Hunt establishment on Epping
Forest, and keeps this celebrated pack at Wanstead-
House in the highest style.
The Duke and Duchess of BEDFORD are gone down
to her Grace's, Devonshire Cottage, to pass the
summer.

Mr. COKE, and a select party of Agriculturists, are
gone on a farming tour to Lord ANSON S, the Marquis
of STAirFoun's, and Mr. COKE'S, M.P. in Derbyshire.

Mr. T. SAtrrn gave a grand dinner yesterday, at
his house, New Norfolk-street, to his Royal Highness
the Duke of CLARENCE, Earl and Countess of MAYO,
Miss Firs-CLARENCE) and Mrs. and the Miss TIJOMP.
SONS.

A number of reports have been circulated, calcu-
lated to keep alive the irritation in the pUblic mind
relative to the Princess of WALES, particularly as to
her appearance lately at Vauxhall ; but we under-
stand that the attentions which she received from the
different branches of the Royal Family there, were
highly gratifying. The Dukes of GLOUCESTER and
Sussex walked with her during the time she remained
in the Gardens, and the Duke of KENT attended her
ROYAL.HIGHNESS home.
The ship, building at Woolwich, to be called the
NELsoti, will, when finished, be the largest British
man of war ever attempted to be built. It is a grand
object, and going on with great expedition, which we
hope will keep aliie the name of NELSON, and soon
add to the chastisement giving by others to the enemy
of mankind.