Star.
London, England, 1815-10-24 00:00:00

4RRIV4I, of the AUSTRIAN ARCHDUKES.

We mentioned in our last the landing of one of the
Germaa Princes• at Dover. About six o'clock yes-
tet chi y evening, two travelling carriages, with a part
of the Royal suite, and a'cliaise•inarine belonging to
O.! PRINCE ItitOINT, with four horses to each; en-
tered Stretloid-place, mid proceeded to the late resi-
dence of the St. Albans' fatally. The latter vehicle
had met with an acciJeut on its way from Dartford
by the springs giving way, from tne weight of the
baggage. At seven o'clock the servants received
orders to illuminate the whole interior of the man-
sion ; the effect was beyond description spleldid, par.
ticularly in the state apartments wherein the painted
ceilings, the golden pilas:ers, the archkraves, and
the cornices, harnionised most admirably with the
furniture of bernishe;l gold, &c.
The apartments appropriated to his Imperial High-
ness the Arelidake Join are sljoining the drawing.
room an the first fluor. The bed-room is very ele-
ganily fitted up; the bedstead is the same that the
I.iug of Puussta slept on during his stay in London
at Clarence-house. Tice furniture of it is crimson
silk, trinimed with yellow fringe and ter& The
vitidow-enrtains of similar materials to correspond.
klis imperial Highness the Archduke Louts's apart-
meets are on the ground-floor. The bed and dra.
pery of a new and very tasty pattern, the furniture is
a. k•red lined with green, similar to the drawing-
roans. The whole was fitted up and in readiness on
eiturday morning for the Royal visitors, with every
doniestic corntort, under the direction of M. WATIER
and Mr. Btisoen, who is appointed Mai re de 1-Atel
to attend thc:r Imperial Highnesses during their stay
in .I.e.nduin Two sentinels were stationed at the door
on Saturday, and NICHOLeS party of the Bow-street
prot“le have been in attendance in the neighbourhood,
in case at any confusetn, to keep order, &c. Several
WO lamps with ref ectors are put up in the front of
the house, the front rat the house being of stone, and
the mit-houses on each side give it an appearance of
a itn:dl palace.
• Ttl
heir ISIIHaAL HIGHNESSES and Suite left Dover
yesterday morning at nine o'clock, in three of the
liaises 'Ruritsee's catriates and horses, escorted by
Royal Footmen as outriders. They stopped at Can-
irthary and Rochester to take refreshment, which had
been previously prepared fir them, as was every thing
necessary lot theif comfort and accommodation on
the toad. They arrived at Stratford-place exactly at
seven o'clock Their Imperial Highnesses the Arch-
Cokes ions and Leew, the Prince Eterennaze, the new
Austrian Ambassador, and another, in. the first car-
riage. Followed in two other carriages, as their suite,
• Lieutel an-Stuerat Count lit. Julian, General Count More!.
Colima Noon Pity, kiajor !laical:waist, Captain basso Schell,
Dr. &c.

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In a tires minutes after their at-rival, General BLOOM•
vsts.t) came in a Ruy.il CAI riAgCb Up the PRINCS
Rs-
Gso'r'r principal Equerry, t.. congratulate their
IMPERIAL Hionsisbuai un ;heir arrival in England,
in the name us the Ri:i.F.NT o' ENGL.:win. Atter which
their IMPLIUAL HIOURIgeIiA Sat MOM' to it stuuptuous
thither •
_ General BLoomsitecia returned to Carlton House,
wan with the Phisce ItLOENT at Covent Garden
Theatre, to we the Tragedy of The Grecias DJughter,
at a quarter past eight o'clock.