Star.
London, England, 1825-04-08 00:00:00

WINDSOR. APRIL 7.

Yesterday his MAslits.rr did not take his usual eser-
cite, being nearly the whole of the day occupied with
public business.

CHATHAM, APRIL 6.
The men et his Majesty's skip Prince Regent. on Tuesday
etformed the fired Comedy of Aim Bull, to a
large one of beauty sad teaks from the surrounding neigh-
bourhood, The characters were most admirably iupported, never
have we witnessed an amateur performance to equal it. Limo.
mast Weiss, as .M Thertsberty, would have done credit to a Lon-
don Theatre. Captain Musser, as Dennis Brulinuklay, was ini-
mitible, led did not fail to create much mirth. Perturbs.. Lady
Clandlab BilignstiEery, were supported beyond our most
hi_Marges. Lansaw, Fireisoans. and New-
-1111 sesnery was beautiful, and the Play
WM universal appals..
eamigaial then partook of a not sumptuous supper, taste-
,* orrangedies the Upper Deck, consisting of every delicacy of
the Innen% mid a profusion of choice wises. After which Qua.
ogee maiMnlnced on the Quarter Deck, which was most splendid,
MI ekes.* fitted up as a Ballroom, covered in with a variety of
heautifill•Plege, forming an immense dome, from which was sus.
plated a Chandelier, very prettily decorated with Sowers. In the
front of the Poop (that formed the Orchestra), was a handsome
traarirent", of the Royal Arms, the whole had a most magnificent
effect, and louring was kept up until a late hour, when the eons.
pany retired highly gratified with their entertainment.
Lieutenant Cots, as Master of the Ceremonies, with his anal
vivacity and politeness, gave general satisfaction,particularly to the
fir sex. Great credit is doe to the Officers of the ship for their
bias to the company and their excellent manganese in pro.
Odin }ass for so numeral. a party (about 400), whitest the
!fightestnecident occuning.

REGULATIONS AT WINDSOR.—The bills of the trades-
people are all regularly discharged every month. His Mammy
never sits down to dinner, knowing or seeing what has been pro-
vided, but says, bring me this or that, according to his fancy, audit
is always found prepared. A prodigious variety and superfluity is,
of course, ready.dressed, and the poor of the neighbourhood have,
neat day, the benefit of it. The following morning, about noon,
any poor person may, on application, carry off a largo portion of the
fragments. The gathering Is large, and numbers daily support
themselves and families on " the crumbs that fall from the rich
man's table."
Mr. Secretary CANNING remains confined at Glou-
cester Lodge.
The Duchess of KENT and the Princess FIIODORI vi-
sited the Princess Auourra yesterday.
The Marchioness CORNWALLIS gave a Grand Enter-
tainment yesterday. in the Crescent, Portland-place, to celehrate the
marriage of her accomplished daughter.
Mr. MARCHANT, the printer, of Fenchurch-steer,
appeared at the Old Bailey this m wiling, to cnmplai.t
against a person who had purchased a great quantity
of valuable paper, which had been stolen by a man,
named Wright, who bad last night pleaded guilty to
a charge of stealing two composing sticks, and thereby
prevented him from exposing the conduct of the re-
ceiver, who denied having more than a vely small
quantity, until a search warrant was obtained, when a
considerable quantity was discovered in a garret. Mr.
MARCHANT expressed his determination to pursue the
subject, as he had lost paper to the amount of lUD/. and
the prisoner had been in the habit of receiving thirty-
seven shilling: a week. Mr. Serjeant said, the
(prisoner should certainly be transported foe seven years.