Star.
London, England, 1824-05-17 00:00:00

THE KING.

WINDSOR, MAY 16.—Yesterday afternoon, at twenty
minutes after four o'clock, the KING, accompanied by
Sir W. KNIGHTON. left the Castle in his travelling car-
riage for Carlton Pal ice, and attended by outriders and
an escort el Royal Horse Guards.
The weather being unfavourable, there were no Bands on the
Terrace this day.
Friday Lieutenant JOHN Evrsaurr was installed, with the usual
ceremonies, one of she Poor Knights of the lower foundation, va-
cant by the death of W. GILL MIA.

Yesterday afternoon and this morning, part of the Long Walk
and Sheet-street were completely inundated, owing to the incessant
fall of rain during the last three days.
ST. GEORGE'S CHAPEL.

Six new banners were received at St. George's Chapel from the
Heralds' Office, to be placed over the Stalls of the following Knights
of the Most Honourable and Noble Order of the Garter : His
Most Gracious Mamry, as Sovereign of the Order; King of l'oa-
viola, King Of DENMARK, the Marquis of CHOLMORDELEY, the
Marquis of !bemoan, and the Marquis of BATH.
Friday the 'ONG'S banner was sent to the Castle for his inspec-
tion, when his MajesTY was most graciously pleased to signify his
approbation of the same. The banner is most splendidly embroi-
dered on velvet—the quarterings of England on a crimson ground
—Scotland on yellow and gold—lreland on purple—the Hanove-
rian horse in the centre is of silver. The helmet is surmounted by
the Imperial Crown, with the British Lion as the crest, richly gilt.
Friday the banners were placed over the respective stalls, under the
superintendence of Sir G. NATLER, Garter King at Arms, who ar-
rived at the Castle on Thursday for that purpose. His Maaperr's
banner is on the right as you enter the Chapel, which is so richly
embroidered, that it was requisite to supported it with a cast iron
rod; the King of Powrecaes on the right of his Maaturre's ; the
King of DENNIA ReS on the left; and those of the Marquisses
Cuot.stommaxv, I IFRTFORD, and BATH, at the bottom of the Chapel,
each with their armorial and heraldic bearings.

FASHION,IBLE ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK.

THIS EVENING.
Lady Grantham's rout, St. James's-square.
Sir Wm. Alxly, Bart.'s concert, Hill-street, Berkeley-square.
Mrs. Henry Chambers's rout, Stratford-place.
Hon. Mrs. Bridgeman Simpson's assembly, Saville-row.
Sir George Rose's party, Aid Palace-yard.

TO-MO R ROW.
The Countess of Suffolk's quadrille party, Park-place.
The Marquis of Anglesea's entertainment, Old Burlington street.
Lord James Stuart's entertainment, Whitehall-place.
Lord-Chief Justice Best's entertainment, Bedford-square.
Baroness de Willoughby's party, Whitehall.

WEDNIESDAY.
Mrs. Vim. Camack's party, Mansfeld•street.
Almack's grand ball, Willis's Rooms.
Sir Thomas and Lady Farcp.har's party, St. James's-street.

'THURSDAY.

The Marchioness of Lansdowa's grand assembly, Lansdown-
house, Berkeley-square.
Hon. Mrs. Wni. Gosling's ball, Portland-place.
Mrs. Braille's rout, King-street.
Lady Grantham's rout, St. James's-square.
Lady H. Bagot's rout, Great Guntherland-street.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury's party, Park-place.

FRIDAY.

The Duchess of Northumberland's grand assembly, Northum-
berland-house.
Sir Win. Abdy's concert, llill-street.
Lady Farquhar's concert, St. James's-street.
The Earl and Countess of Wicklow's party, Upper Brook-street.
The Don. Mrs. Barnard's party, Hill-street, Berkeley•square.

SATURDAY.
Viscount Carleton's party, George-street, Hanover-square.

SUNDAY.
Right [lon. W. nuiltisson's entertainment, Somerset4pLice.
Countess Sr. Antonio's assembly, lianover-square.

S4turday evening, ahnut harvast six o'clock, the
Kole, escorted by a party of Light Horse, arrived at his Palace, in
rall-mall, in his uavelliiig carriage, from Windsor