Star.
London, England, 1825-06-02 00:00:00

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%Mumma, :TUNE I.—This day his MAsteery ag..r4
honoured Ascot Heath with his presence, where he
arrived about one o'clock, in the same style which dis-
tinguished his entree yesterday, accompanied by %he
Dukes of sewer: TON and Dottie?, and followed by
five other carriages, with outriders and post llions in
their splendid liveries. His MAJESTY and retinae
bode up the Course to the Royal Stand, where be
alighted, and was most warmly cheered, which he
' noticed pith the utmost affability. In the Royal
Stand his MAJESTY wits attended by the same
dis-
tinguished Personages as yesterday, with the addirimi
of the Dukes of WELLINGTON and RICHMOND, Mar.
qui; GRAHAM. Earls JERSEY and &MEMOS?, Lards
CLARENDON, ROLLE, FOLEY, FITZROY SOMERSET;
I.4..WTHER, and STRADSICORE. The Islob:e Gue Is
putook f refreshments at the Stand. and at a little
heroic Lour clock, rtturned to the Royal Lodge, its
lie (;seat Park, where they will this evening be agaiti
enter rained by his MAJESTY at dinner.
Ilia Ropl iligliness the Duke of Yong kit Frogmore this more-,
int on horwhack, :at,;idea by two srrvants for Ascot, where he
arrived shortly Lefolir his Maims-. We noticed this day in the
Duke's Stand, the Dais of Pori-Lawn and Rtrrutua, Earls re-
news and Taggenviru, Lord Roos, Lord G. IL. Cavgnmart,
Lord F. licwiiscx, Sir J. SHELLEY, and Mr. Lamarox; the-prin-
cipal part of whom are staying with the Royal Duke at Frogmore.
144 r evening. his Cr.ce the Duke of Wrt.t.tgavox arrived at
the It.ryal Lodge, anti joined his Nlaanrv's Dinner Party.

CORoSt.ICS INQUEST.

SUDDEN DEATH Of COLONEL COoTER.

An Inquest was, on Tuesday evening, held at N 0.5,
Montague-place, the residence of the II: n. Colonel Win.
Conies, who died rather suddenly.
The Jury, which was composed of some N blemety.
Office. s, and Gentlemen residing in khe vicinity,
heard the evidence, proving, that on Friday evening
last the Colonel and his family attended Colient Garden
Theatre, but before the performance terminated, he
became very indisposed, which indipns;tion incie.ts/ng,
he returned home, and died about one o'clock, a short
time after his return to his residence. Every medical
attendance was procured, but of no avail, as the medical
attendants attributed his death to the rupture (Ira vessel,
which produced apoplexy ; and the Jury coming to thut
conclusion, a verdict to that effect was returned.

WILL OF • lIIE LATE LORD GLASTOsBURY.

The last will and testament of the late Right Hon.
James Baron Glastonbury, of Burleigh, in the county
of Somerset, was registered in the Archbishop's Court
of Prerogative, in Doctors' Commons, on the 21st
probate being granted to the Hon. Thomas Grenville,
the sole executor. The personal estate was sworn under
two hundred and fifty thousand pounds in value.
The will has thirty-four codicils annexed to it; they
contain many legacies to friends and servants, particu-
larly the latter, some of whom hive handsome annuities.
Lord Nugent has 30001. the Right Hon. Sr Watkira
Williams Wynn, 60001. the Hon. Thomas Grenville,
80001. besides other bequests ; the Hon.' Catherire
Neville, 3001. per annum, charged upon the estates in
Lancashire, which are also made subject to other an-
unities, and devised to the Rev. William Smyth, jun.
and his heirs male.

The estates in the counties of Somerset, Surrey, and
Bedford, are devised to ehe Hon. Thomas Grenville and
his issue male. The will is dated the 21st January, 1824.

We are sorry to announce the death of Major Mt/11.-
11AT, of Wink&ld, who was unfortunatety thrown out of his ear.
riage on Tuesday, after the Races at Ascot Heath.—Through the
carelessness of the servants the carriage was overturned, and the
Major was thrown not with such violence, that be received a severe
contusion on the brain. Surgical aid was promptly rendered, and
he was conveyedlo his residence, hut heespired that evening at ten
o'clock. He has left a wife and two children to deplore his la.
mentable fate. _ _ _ _ _

The Members of the L.eds Pitt Club assembled at
the Music Hall, Leeds, on Saturday last, in commemoration of the
lace Rt. lion. Witmais Pirr. Nearly 140 Gentlemen sat down to a
most sumptuous dinner—C. BROWN, Eq. Mayor of Leeds, in the
Chair; A. Hurray M.D. Vice-President. The sense of the
Meeting on the late proceedings in Parliament, on the Catholic
Question, was strongly manifested, when the touts of " The Duke
of York," and " The Protestant Ascendancy," were given, which
were most enthusiastically received.
Yesterday, Mr. Ruin, who has been for the last seven
uzdEevoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the
States d America to the British Court (and who has only
been retailed at his own earnest solicitation), embarked with his
(mashie Lady and their lovely family, for New York. Mr. Resit,
daring his long and important inis,loti to this country, has evince('
an exalted Went as a Diplomatist, and has had the gratinatien
to secure to himself the unqualified esteem, and give the highest
satisfaction to both Governments, a circumstance, we believe,
of rather rare occurrence. The amiable disposition and goodness
Nst heart of Mrs. Roan, will long live in the remembsance of those
wbo have had the happiness of knowing her, and appreciating her
inostimable qualities. They were accompanied on board the York,
by Sr Davin and Lady Omar and family, who were desirous of
skew/big them this last testimony of that esteem, respect, and
friendship, in which they have ever held them, and to take a final
leave. Mr. Rose's important services to his country here, have
been duly appreciated, and have been rewarded by a ministerial ap
pokrment at Washington of the utmost trust, and where he will,