Star.
London, England, 1823-10-22 00:00:00

WINDSOR, OCTOBER 21.

iiis MAJESTY, accompanied by the usual persons of
his suite, took an airing this morning in his little phae-
ion in the Park.'

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BATH 07 THE EARL 07 BRIDGRWATER.—WR re-
4ret to announce the death of this greatly egeerried Nobleman,who
spired yesterday morning at six o'clock, at his seat. Ashridge,
erts, in the 71st year of his age. His Lordship was also- Viscount
aricat.aii and Baron Etiesstartz. He is succeeded in his titles by
titother FEMMUI Essay, who is a dignitary of the Church.—
ere are few persons living whose loss will be more severely. felt.
He gave employment to every labourer in his neighbourhood whe
:Seas disposed to work; and thus dispensed sharity with an unspar-
ing hand, in the best of all modes of administering it, by promoting
Industry.—The late Earl was a (general in the Army, and Colonel
bt the 14th Regiment of Dragoons.
The marriage of the Crown Prince of PRUSSIA with
the Princess ELIZA of MO/Am, is said to be fixed for the 15th of
November. Zeitz, in Saxony, is the place where the bride is to he.
given up to the Prussian Commissioners, and some Officers of thb
Household arc already gone to that place to make the necessary,
arrangeMents.
The puke of WELLINGTON is among the distinguished.
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Tisimrs at the Duke of Gaarroit's seat, Easton Had.
The Duke of ATHOL, family, and suite, sailed from.l,
Greenock for the Isle of Man yesterday se'nnight, in the Majestic
tearil.packet, Captain OaLsx. Ilis Grace, it is said, intends passing
the winter on the island. . .
T. W. BEAUMONT, Itsq. M.P. for Northumberland, is,
about to pay a visit to Naples for the benefit of his health. He will
reside there for some time.
The celebrated preacher, Mr. IRVING, from London,.
liaised Thursday in Perth with his bride, and attracted a more than
ordinary share of that attention which the gossips there bestow in
ettangers:—Scotch Paper.
Mrs. 13uNN's fist appearance will be in Bianca, in
MILMAN.6 Tragedy of Fazio; her next character is to be Alicia, in
Jane Share; and afterwards she is to perform. Queen Catherine to
Nit araior's Cardinal „Wolsey, in Henry the Eizitth.
The late C. DiBDIN was born in 174.5. and was the
inn of a Clergyman in Bristol. He was the eighteenth child, his
InOther being fifty at his birth. He had a brother twenty-nine
years older than himself, THOMAS Disnw, on whose death he wrote
the beautiful ballad of Pear Tons Bowling. This Gentleman was
Captain of an East Indianian, and father of the Rev. T. F. Dom.
Don Giovanni has been performed at the Italian
opera, Paris, with a curious sort of fortune. On the first night it
3651 teceived with an enthusiasm almost unexampled, and on the
iecoild repreirentation ii went off in the hcaviest way. Yet GARCIA
and Mademoiselle CHM displayed the same talent as on the pre-
Viotti iepteientation. The difference is accounted fur by the deter.
ininaiiim of a certain powerful party to tolerate nothing but ROSSINI.
A tremendous thunder-storm visited several parts of
bhrtlipihiie on Monday last.. In Shrewsbury, the thunder
.
*as heard loud and frequently ; and in the vicinity of
.thiWrelcin, three cows were tined: •
Suoatr:o Acotnart,—testerday morning a man
ttaiiied Hughes, a journeyman carpenter, was at work
in the heir bnildings in the Regent's Park, and by some
accident fell through the joists of the floor from the top
lir the boitorsi of the house, and *as killed on the spot.
DJATH BY Fourrtito.—.on Monday afternoon, about
tent o'clock, **dal mechanics met in the fields near
WbiliCeitduit House, to decide a previous nharrel be-
isieen two of then). The regular seconds were chosen.
and every preparation made for a pitched battle: the
e Ortditioris were fdr a sovereign a-side. The coarbitaats
and
.accordingly stripptillor fighting, when a despetate
obstinate battle enstted. It was, however, terminated
by one Of them, named Sydhey Sadler, r ece
blow Orderiving from
his antagonist, in the 17th round;
violent .
fat tight ear, which struck him to the ground, and he•
could rite no mote. He ilia instantly taken to the
Prince Of Brtiniwiek slit-house, where every "Weans
that Medical aid could suggest itas iesorted to, bet it
printed ineffectual; life being wholly eitiact.
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Stephen Flemming, keeper to the lion. C.C. J
Cott, of Suited Park, near Leweit has killed $9 bucki
it 99 shot!) oath of *iito MO 'het thtrAgh the Mid.