Star.
London, England, 1822-06-28 00:00:00

DOVER, JUNE '27.

The Princess ESTERHAZ Y embarked with her family
this mottling for Calais. The Pi ince returned to the
York Hotel.

Miss FACTOR, the rich daughter of the late Mr.
FACTOR, Banker, of this place, was married this morn
ing to a son of Judge BAYLZY. A grand drjeune a la
hurclieite w•as given on the occasion by the mother
of Miss FACTOR.

Yesterday, the Duke of YORK visited the Kiwo.
The Marquis of LONDONDERRY had an audience of
his MAJESTY yesterday.
The Duchess of GuoucesTrn,the Duchess of KINT,
Princess AUGUSTA, and the Prince and Princess of
DZNNIARK, went to Richmond, on Wednesday, and
visited the Dowager Countess of CARDIGAN.
Yesterday, the Duchess of GLOUCESTER and the
Princess AUGUSTA, left town for Bagshot.
Sir ANDREW HALIDAy, who attended the Duke
and Duchess of CLARENCI on their last tour into Ger-
many, and who had prepared to accompany them on
their meditated excursion into that country, has had
the misfortune to break his leg, and is at present with
their Royal Highnesses at Walmer Castle. A young
Scotch Physician has been in consequence appointed,
pro tempore, in his stead. The Royal Party go from
Walmer to Antwerp, and from thence up the Rhine
to Frankfort. They intend to continue some time with
the Princess ELIZABETH of Hesse H.+inburg, and af-
terwards go to Stutgard, on a visit to the Qu:cn
Dowager of WORT/Lb/BURG.
The ball given by the Officers of the Royal Artil-
lery at Woolwich, on Tuesday, was most numerously and fa-
shionably attended. Upwards of 600 Guests were entertained
in the noble Mess-room of the Regiment. After partaking 'of
an elegant supper, the dancers again resumed their festive em-
ployment, and the company did not separate till a late hour.
Mr. GREENWOOD S Fete, at Brampton Park, yester-
day, was of the most elegant kind. The fineness of the day, and
the beauty of the scenery, heightened not a little the general effect.
The visitants began to arrive at three o'clock in the afternoon,
the ireakfast took place atftve ; and the dancing commenced at
seven. The hall-room was a temporary structure, resembling the
Temple of Darius. Lady Vans led of the first quadrille with
Lord Ilaurment&t. Two Bands of Military Music played alter-
nately delightful airs. The dancing was kept up with great
'pith, notwithstanding the heat of the weather. To enumerate
the Company would be to name nearly all the leading and dis-
tinguished Fashionables in town including the Dukes of WYE,
LINOTON and Susses, and the Prince of Desimaat. On the whole,
about Thirteen Hundred persons partook of the Dejeumi.
Rasmus MAW/I.—Yesterday, a Prise Wherry, given by the
Gentlemen of the Inns of Court and others was rowed for by
eight watermen belonging to the Temple-stairs. The contest af-
forded much amusement to an immense number of spectators,
both on the River and in the Temple Gardens. On starring for
the last beat, H. Mallets took the had, and kept it till be got to
Waterloo-bridge, when he went through the wrong arch, and
there ran foul of a boat, which caused him to delay some seconds
to right himself: in the meantime his brother, I'. Mallet, got
considerably ahead, and after a severe contest won the prise.—
The wherry was delivered to the winner amid the acclamations
of a vast multitude. Hallett was placed in the boat, and borne
on eight men's shoulders to the Three Herrings public-house, in
Bell-yard, Fleet-street, where they spat the retnalodsr of the
mein la mirth and irdilty.