Star.
London, England, 1824-07-06 00:00:00

- THE KING.

Wtspsoa, JULY .s.—Yesterday evening the KING en-
tertained a select dinner party at the Royal Lodge.—
This afternoon his MAJErry and suite left the Lodge in
the pony phaetons, and drove to Virginia %timer, where
ti.e RING passed some time cm the Lake in his new
pleasure boat, and afterwards returned by Sandpit Gate
to the Lodge, where his MAJESTY dine.—lt is ex-
pected that the Kixo will drive to the Castle to-mor-
row, to meet Mr. WYATT, the architect.
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The Duchess of KENT and the Princess AUGUSTA vi-
sited Prince Looroza yesterday.
The Prince PoLtots*c transacsed business this day
with Mr. Secretary CARUSO, at the Foreign Office, Downing-street.
A Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office, in
the afternoon.

The Earl BATHURST gave a grand dinner yesterday,
at his house in Great Stanhope-street ; after which, there was an
metal; party and a ball, to upwards of three hundred of the No-
bility and Gentry.
The Duke of RUTLAND has returned to town from
Cambridge.
Lord NUOZNT has left town for his seat, LiHeys, Bucks.
Earl CLARE has lett town for his seat in Ireland.

The Ma. gull of HERTronn gave his first grand din.
Ler at his fine mansion in Plcccadilly, on Sunday. The guests were
of the highest consideration in the century; and the entertainment
corresponded with the delicate and refined taste of the Noble Mar-
quis, who, on these occasions, far excel' all competitors in the nicety
and chaste selection of his viands. The splendour of the furniture,
and the extreme beauty and grandeur of tbe decorations of the in-
terior of this princely palace are not inferior even to Nonliumber-
laud House.

The Earl of HA RROWEY is gone to Tiverton for a
short time.

Yesterday morning early, Lord BEXLIY left town fur

awt.a..tasip.matto•am.re.
Mr. and Lady BARBARA PONSONBY, gave a grand
dinner on Sunday last, to the Bari and Countess of Aberdeen, the
lion. Mr. and Mrs. Hope, the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Agar Ellis,
Lade Davy, the Earl of lieshorough, Lord Howard de Walden,
Lord G. Bentinck, Mr. Heathcote, and Mr. Luttrell.
Lord GRANTLEY entertained the Corporation of
Guildford, at his seat, Worshersh, on Thursday last, on which iseas.l
sion the newly furnished superb dining and drawing-rooms were
thrown open, and the choicest delicacies of the season provided.
Wednesday, the Duke of Anon., family, and suite,
arrived at Greenock, from the Isle of Man, by the Majestic steam
packet. He almost immediately proceeded onwards to Perthshire.
RITA- AGUE**, Ex-President of the Republic of Peru,
has arrived in London.
The Duke and Duchess of 13UCK1NOHAM passed
through Carlisle, on Friday, on their way to Glasgow, wheel*
they proceed on a geological survey of the Highlands of Scotland.
Ills Grace's yacht is in waiting at Glum/. to convey the Noble
tourists through the lochs. am
The number of passengers that arrived in the United
States during the year ending September 30th, 11115, was 1,164.
Two policemen are committed to gaol, for murder,
is the county of Roscommon.
The accounts of the hay crop from different parts of
the country are generally favourable.
The young Lady who has made so promising a debut
at the English Opera Home, is the daughter of Mrs. Heaver, an
Officer's widow whose husband, we believe was killed in the Ps-
:lnsular war, mil left her saber family in stialtened circumstance&
Ea daughter at a very early age manifested a predilection for the
stage, and idw Hum proposed to put her under Mr. Pituurs's
cue; but he dimppeovod of the plan, and she was platted in other
bands. About twelve months since she played two singing characters
co the Dahlia boards. and was considered to have robed much
capability fee the stage, and to have sufficient voice; but her sing-
ing was greatly deficient in syllabic articulation and style. Her
mother then renewed her entreaties to Mr. Punrns to take her as
his pupil, who, upon hearing that her former master despaired of
making anything of her, instantly consented to receive her, and
accordingly she was ardeled to him at the commencement el bet
winter; since when his efforts have been directed towards forming
her voice, and giving her the pronunciation of words by his own
veyocstalema,rtodf
ewlivehirechdhLe hAasugiven an
lion in its lecres on
and blin. In his own per au'
em.
anee, Mr. Putman has always made the pronunciation and accent
of his ws.rds his first objects, and he has endeavoured to impart their
acquirement to his pupils. So far, in Ms task with Miss Heaver,
he has been successful. She is now just turned of 'lateen; and if
her progressive improvement be in proportion to that of the last sis
months, she is likely to do him no small credit.
Saturday afternoon last, as several boys were bathing
in the river Basteashoons, /111114. Lewisham Clistwah„ was of then%
about nine years old, being observed by some Gentlemen passing to
sink in a deep part of the stream, they Immolletelypire the alarm,
when a number of persons hastened to the spot, but ne one dared
to venture in, supposing it to be * very deep_ and disigerous part of
the river, until the arrival of Mr. RODZAT Mane, Boor-cloth-manu-
facturer, ht the Strand, who has a enttage near the spot. lie offered
a reward to several bay-makers that were assembled pear the place,
but not one of them would venture Into the water : be (Mr. Masts)
immediately plunged in himself, akhoogb in an ill state of health,
With his clotbeson. After diving to th 4 bottom,be succeeded in Wing-
ing up the Ludy of the little sufferer, who had been ender the water
rawly a quarter of an hour, and seemed in a lifeless state, when it
was rimoved to the Bull Inn; and by the prompt and humane as-
sistance afforded by Mr. Gass*, surgeon, of Lewlohans, after a
considerable lapse of time, he succeeded in restoring animation.
TAlrs. Alms, perceiving Ma husband coming out of the water with a
lifeless body, wan into hysterics, and still remains 111. The boy
was a Sue lad, belonging to a public charity.
Yesterday, as three Gentlemen %sere sailing in a reter•
bolt, off South End, in a heavy squall, the boat was
unfortunately swamped, and all on board perished. The
boat belonged to a Mr. Emu, of Arundel stairs, who
Vas one of the persons di owned.
Alonday an Inquest was held on the body of a new-
born male child, %%Inch had been found at the river side,
'n the Calls, Leeds, on the preceding Saturday. The
body %%as wrapped in a piece of white linen, it was
b;u.sed in several places, and souse pieces of Hamel
%TIT found in its throat. The dui y found a Tel diet of
Nurder ag2ilrst some person or persons unknown.
the ClareJusaaal states that a Gen t !email, of the name'
VC/. r.LAGftn N, was murdered at S,:arriff by the mob,
meld) because be avowed himself to be an Orangeman.
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COURT' OF CRANCOY-THIS DAY.
The Loan Csoisoassoa comm_ the bearing of grab this
messing, but nothing of public house oesurrod.
BZFORR THE VICE-CHANCELLOR.
MIMIC! OP PARTTIME,

His Honour the Vset-Caraucettoft proceeded, on taking his seat,'
with the hearing of what is technically termed " short ceases."
Having disposed of the cause of Weston o. Turner, the cause Aid-
house v. Steele was called on. The parties, howeve% we* not in
, attendance, and his Honour ordered the cause to be struck out of
the paper: The following min were then disposed of. vit.
Clark r. fiunt—liohioson Wilkinson Ronda v. Mahood—
'Weldon v. Coueker pitvor v. Field—Rock o. SaundenPaine
in Lowe Maeardy a. pyerly Met ttikh v. Saunders Elder v.
Rider—Nicholson e. Webster—Defeo r. Clarke—Rotnbold o. Has-
tings... Shaft a. Lase—La Terrier a. liulmer.and Smith p. Palmer.