Star.
London, England, 1822-04-16 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVAT.S.

The Marchioness of Westmeath, at St. James's Palace, from
Hatfield.

' Lord King; War James and Lady Smith ; Major and ldrs.
Ware ; James Clark, Esq. Mr. and the Misses Davis ; Sir Samuel
and the Misses cholyer, in Cumberland-place, from Suffolk.
Lady Julia Petre, diss Petre, and miss Cathrrit,e Pure. in
Grose ; and Countess Delaware, in Gawsvenor-suvet.
Viscount Chabot, in Lower Berkeley-street.
Colonel and Mrs. Wallace, be. Lower Brook-street.
Lady and Miss Mildmay, in Cavendish-square.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell, in Gloucester-place.
Mrs. William Herbert in Lower Grosvenor-street.
Mrs. sad Miss Cuthbert, in Pkcadilly.
Mr. and Mrs. Nesbitt, in Green-tenet, Park-lane.
Gesera4 Mr. and Mrs. Ross, In Portland-place.
Major sod Mrs. Harvey, in Grosvenor-place.
Mr. and Mrs. Melrose, in Curzonstreet, May-fair.
Miss Cotton, in Wimpole-street.
Mrs. Amebas, in Hetetird-street, Part-lane.
Mr. and Mn. Adam, in Montague-square.
Sir George Smith, in Park-ureet, Park-lane.
bliss Frances Piro. in Hertford-street, Park-lane.
Captain and Mrs. Wheatley, in aarges-street. Piccadilly.
Mr. George Smith and family, in Gloucester-place, Poruran-
square, from Brighton.
Kari Whitworth and the Duchess of Dorset, at their house in
Grose sane. from their seat, Knole, Kent.
Lord and G. H. Cavendish, and the Misses Cavendish,
at Burlington House, from Latimers, Bucks.
Lord Sydney and the Misses Towasheud, In Grosvenor-
square, from their seat in Kent.
Lord and Lady Holland, at Holland House, from their seat
in Bedfordshire.
The Honourable Frederick Lamb, from Brighton.
Lord Lynedock, and Viscount Granville,from Newmarket.
Sir Andrew Cathcart, at Gordon's Hotel, Albemarle-sweet,
from Bath.

Mr. Dytnoke, at the Royal Hotel, St. James's-strett, from
Brighten.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot, from Bath ; Mrs. and Miss Coveney,
from their sear in Worcestershire; and the Rev. Gocrge and
Mr. Dennett, from their seat to perks at the Bath ilotel,

DEPARTURES.

The Earl of Pomfret, for Park.
Sir George Cooke, Bart. for Brooms&id, Bucks.
H. Beckford, Esq. for 'Alitley Hall, Essex.
Sir R. and Lady Liston; from the Royal lintel, for Bath.

Earl of Lisbuim, for the Continent Mr. and Mn. C.barles
Morgan, for Carmarthen ; Colonel and Mrs. Cross, for their
seat in Yorkshire; from the Bath Hotel.
Colonel and the two Misses Horndon, from the S:. James's
Hotel, Jermyn-street, for Bath.

Prince LEOPOLD has been spending the greater part
of the winter at Rome, and has partaken of all the
amusements of the place.

In the tout which Mrs. COUTTS with a few of her
friends lately made, she left £lOO, to be divided be-
tween five poor women, at Ilfracombe, who were de-
prived of their husbands by the storms of last winter.

The Monument, for which preparation is now
' making in Hyde-park, is not in honour of his late
MAJESTY, but the result of the Ladies' Subscription,
commemorative of the Battle of Waterloo, and h'i
Grace the Duke of WELLlmoros. It is to be a bronze
cast, andfac simile, by WESTIIACOTT, of the colossal
statue on Monte Covello, supposed to represent
ALEXANDER the Great, and said to be sculptured by
PIIIDIAS. The Monument contemplated of the late
KING is to be placed in the centre of the road where
the turnpike gate now stands, at the end of Piccadilly.
BATCHELOES' SECOND FANCY BALL AT BATH.—
Wedaesilay evening, the elegant suit of rooms at
York House were laid open for a Ball and Supper, of
a magnificent description. Between nine and tea
o'clock the carriages began to roll towards the scene
of festivity ; and the company as they alighted, were
Introduced into the ball-room, where; about half-
isast ten o'clock, contre-dancing commenced-s:r
Hunts PALLISER leading off Lady GALWAY, followed
by Captain HUNTLEY and Mrs. BLATRWATTE, and
several other couples. Quadrilles and waltzes then
succeeded ; and, about twelve o'clock, the room pre-
sented a most interesting spectacle. The elegance
of the dresses of the Ladies, the charms of theic
beauty, the variety of the costumes assumed by eitf:er
sex, and the graceful specimens they displayed et
Te:psichore's art—all combined to reit.!er the assem-
blage delightful. About two o'clock, the supper-
q-ooms were thrown open ; and hete the pen again
rests for want of adequate expressions to convey art
idea of the tasteful preparations. Capt. PEMBERTON
presided in one of the rooms, and Capt. HUNTLEY in
the other. After supper, Colonel PARRY afforded
much entertainment, by rising in his assumed Oa-
ractet of a Barrister, and addi esiing the company.
Special pleading, prevailed, and several marriage-
et tI e nt s were finally art angel After supper dailc-
ing recommenced with unabated zest, and continued
till nearly six, when tea and relieshments having been
handed rtan td, the boulanger concluded the fete in h
glee, under the 41144110 u of Sers.intruding rays.