Star.
London, England, 1823-10-23 00:00:00

WINDSOR, OCTOBER 22.•

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The weather being fine this morning, his M4Jestr,
witb-his ordinary attendants, took his usual airing in
the Pirk.
Lore GLEWLYON, who has been-on a visit to the Kin
for :time time, took leave of his MAJESTY yesterday.

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FASHIONABLES IN IRELIND.
Thursday, his Licellency the LORD LIEUTENANT DI:
tertained at dinner, at the Vice-regal Lodge, Phmaia
Park, the following dibtinguislied personages:
Lord Winchelsea, Lord Longford, Lord Allen, Lord .1. Fitzroy,
the Attorney-General, Sir Thos. Heathcote, Ggraralllkust, tarsi
Canute' Colonel Gardner, Colonel Dawkins, ding
Major Finch, Mr. Blake, Mr. Finch, Captain DevinuskJ
Bentinck, Colonel Shaw, Sir Colin Campbell, Sir Sawiltllielir,
Sir George Rich, Colonel De Roos, Captain Webster, Dr. Bads,
M.D. Captain Graves, Mr. Montgomery, Mr.-Green,ke. •
Monday, -landed at Donaghadee, from Portpatrickt
from on board the Downshire packet, Captain bkaaav,
the Marquis and Marchioness of LONDONDERRY, family,
and suite, after a,pleasant passage of three hours ands
half. On his. Lordbhip leaving the lon, and entering
his carriage, the populace gave three cheers.

Lord Eartnav gave an elegant entertainment os
Tuesday to a large party of distinguished personages, at its
l'Beividere, Kent,. beift,his Lordship's birthday.
Count Iltavaa,bad a dinner party yesterday ;ski-
burnham noose •
Lord HOLLAND entertained 'a select party at 4101111.
yesterday, in St.• James's-square.
It is reported that- the Marquis de Cass-loW*,
known friun Ids long and noted reiddence in the United II
to be the new Ambassador of his CATHOLIC 711/011STT Ibliatik
bf St. James's. i•
siltruA Portico, of the exact dimensions of that &Pr
eture, the Temple of Thema, is just finished in stone, frail"
sew Chapel, near St. Patrick's Scheel, in Stamford-4mM.
•, Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the Ent
India-House, when Captain WILLIAM ELISHA Etat*
Was sworn into the command of the ship Orwell, cow
signed to China direct.
Coarus DELicrl.---The Chroside of this day has*
elaborate article to shew that the Corpus Dalai, in 1
certain case of indecent exposure, should have beenjr::
duced. It qucites Hoboes's &ate of Nature as an ater
ritp-ost excellent authority!!!
terday morning a young man being left in are
Of a Gentleman's horse, in Eaton-street, Pimlico, gm
his back, when the animal set off full speed. tbsoilli
the rider out of his seat, with his foot banging is*
stirrup; in this situation he was dragged a twuPdlittf
*ay along the King's-road, and had his head cat
severe and dangerous manner. • n_4l.•
EARL. Or M M Mtn
*!oparagraph is
*end of the Papers, stating that a Mr. Jess Husk‘
from being an honest tradesruanp. ;4IP.
Earl of AVlAutotmeNT! r

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down, and pursued tor. may, wno reu. I,,apt.t.l4llll)lCr ',wren ea ‘1341,111C11 AIITIVCU iws -aura auticipinClS VOU The._ -2 . - .
news; each Officer expected promotion, rewards and , - .
gape: m Spain is bound in duty 10 • GOD and tinguished note, has become Earl of ICS= aiotor.t!'. .0
having recovered, and observing the imminent danger
of Mr. Hay, gallantly ran with another gun to his as- 3!tot to -tinag. ""711".. . isTetch like Rum% if (4!,great think it right to state that there: are seeing ,
honours; some had made preparations to set out •
on ma- virtue in lin el. stile unttliattßutoo at *Malaga caused to that title. ',..k -V1 . •I,
sistance. The elephant, on perceiving Captain Gam- • ~ ~, •i kr
diately for Madrid, to demand pensions, iniployrnentz, eq. it respeeteideriCitioent.te iesket. without layf or form A few .yelistsance, at Br4hton,Rir Joust LONA%
bier's approach, turned round, seized him with her
trunk, and raised him from the ground with as much &c. in foe:, every one had built his Temple of Fortune at-triainanitfiar. it -is ssue,iwir have oareeldes seen the a trifling wagersoadertook to carry Lord Caotnottat
.writteir declaration og azi.)Eallids ,fiontleman who .wan 41IT on kis back from opposite she Pavilion, twice "Pm.
ease as if he had been a straw. She then kgelt down In about an hour candies were observe(' in front of
and laid him on his back, still retaining her hold ; she the post and printing-office, a confused ran •. rum hinted )6 Malaga atlhe.tinse.- .StAli.-tbil. prisoner should have die ,Stein. Several ladies attended to be streets ..
every mensal semblisbibg..-his iononiste,:if that be i extraordinary feat of the • dWarf carrying a ki.;,,
1 ' now began gradually to lower herself, and he already
that some unpleasant inforMation had bean recidved.--. . ~
Ile.. G 011) forbid thathiohmild-not. le•fairly tried; • his Lordship declared,. himself ready, gir41.07
felt the pressure which appeared the forerunner deer-
After a short time his Majesty's Decree, confirrnittithe or lathe sbould,not•balacitaimilliiikandourif
fain destruction, when, almost unaccountably, the animal
suddenly rose and retreated, leaving him without other acts of the Regency, and destroying as? 4 annulling every
Nury than a severe bruise on one knee, which he pro- thing done by the Cones, was priority Moan ; all se- ' •
bably received when she first knocked him down in joicings were at an end., Losada, Loiiga, NOWilla, and -p, - exc ai
mired him to .61 • uStri " l 'rued the 003,,
YlP-
r.an rest, on his gnikom.AiettliTitoor. 711'. 't ' !,1 hh..t. ,T 1 Why,- *Olt' you promised to carry the in 1
A ratfid• and voiollier stettiViitiledit ‘9llllbegifteber It hen 174, 'lb*. 49 'n'ClitM,4 ,replied the_rarabaneti:. ilis
Saterbaytke rialrlbstoinswaid-dveitnidi itilditi: alit gaged .to carry you, bus Docau into of •-•-----i,L,,
pursuing Mr. Hay.' So providential h rescue from ap- .
the other principal officeri, declared they had been un- r wit! tow .
tyikedisielnilrititolhb Cocitiet. ht,sisett filigree. that , ure, my Lord,• make ready,. and let usZt.:7_, Reg
patently certain death may perhaps be accounted for by our gef swopt may, 41404 ililtith *Ere titit : tthe Public." After ~muctr jaughabla
1 the elephant havinglieen confused by the firing, or by posed upon; that under MoriUo's convention the Cortes lately erected on the new road beadlitiffrsettaltion, * teat et length decided the,i..Sir,JOltie (11-.. . . 3116101r4
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1 • her alarm at beconsing so fat detached from the herd: per testeatentos had been agreed to be altablithed; that to Weldeesilkeiget ~ . Ehr 1:' :' 4t. A : Trnil -.... :.. 1 ager, the Peer dedining to ezhibitt.:,, .: 3. -..• at-1 g•-:.
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THE ARMY.

yowasy a Board was held at Chelsea Hospital, for the purpose
naoing Invalids as Out-pensioners of that Roral Establishment,
„La upwards of one hundred were admitted.
OLD BAILEY SESSIONS.—TIIIS DAY.
EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE Ol ROBBERY.
James Alfred Falconer,* young man connected with
&first circles, was put to the bar on an indictment
charging him with stealing, in the month of Septeinber
last, two amulets and an eye-glass, value 10/. the pro-
only of Maria Brown, in the dwelling-house of Eliza-
i;erh Browne, of Princes-street, Westminster. T 11(.. pri-
saner, as alleged, had been in the habit of visiting the
tong Ladies, and availed himself of the opportunity
;forded and took away the property. The prisoner re-
aired a most excellent character. The Jury found him
—,V2t Guilty.