Star.
London, England, 1813-08-20 00:00:00

WINDSOR, AUGUS7'I9.

Tuesday Princess CHARLOTTE sported her four beau-
tiful grey ponies in her phaeton, and drove them in
great style through the delightfully pleasant planta-
tions, and various other places. The band of the
Royal Horse Guards attended her Royal Highness
in the evening, at her residence in the Lower Lodge,
in the Park, and played till ten o'clock:
'rite Queen and Pai.cies.as went to Frogmore to
tea, and spent the evening there. Her MAJESTY,
for exercise, was drawn in a garden chair by a beau-
tiful bay pony.
Yesterday morning the remainder of the Royal
Horse Guards marched from hence for Knightsbridge
Barracks, to take the London duty. Their band
remains, and ate to attend at the Lower Ledge every
evening at six o'clock, during the .ea,on, t►► play for
the amusement of the Princess CHARLOTTE.

The same day Princesses AUOUsTA. S.:PHIA, and
Cuatu.orra rode on horseback in the Great Palk, ac-
companied by Lord WAL►IROHAM, Dowager Duchess
of LIMB, Countess of ROsNLYN, Generals WYNYARD
and Taftnott, and Colonel DoNottow. The Query.
and Princesses ELIZABETH and MARY spent the day
at Frogmore, except dining at the Castle. In the
evening Princess Ctimmorra sported her tour greys
again in the phaeton through the Great Park till near
eight o'clock.
This morning Princesses AUGUSTA, SAPHIA, and
Ctimmorrs rode on horseback, attended by Lord
WALSINGHAM, Lady THYNNE, Miss KNIGHT, Generals
WYNYARD and TAYLOR, and Colonel DISBROW.

DEATH OF THE 'BISHOP OF WATERFORD.—TheI
Right Rev. Dr. JOSEPH Srocs, Bishop ot that diocese,
and formerly a Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin,
died, on the 18th inst. at the Patace in Waterford, in
his 77ih year.
Wednesday his Royal Highness.the Duke of CAIII
aairtim, accompanied by three other Gentlemen, in
an open landau, attired at Salisbury, to be present
at the grand Musical Festival which commenced that
day, and was attended by a numerous and brilliant
assemblage of fashionables. His Royal Highness
was escorted into the Town at half-past two o'clock
by the Yeomanry Cavalry, amid the huzzas ot the
populace, all of whom wore sprigs of laurel in their
hats or bosoms, in honour of the battle of Vittoria.

Monday a small party of the North York Militia
arrived at Greenock from Glasgow, to relieve the de-
tachment of the 27th Regiment, ordered to Head-
quarters, at Ayr.
Thursday se'nnight, at Paisley, a horse, startled by
the 79th Regiment firing a feu-ae joie in honour of the/
PRINCE REGENT'S Binh-day, ran over a goy in St.
James's-street, who was so much hurt, that he died
next day.
The Duke of RUTLAND'S horse Wyman is matched
against Lord G. H. Cavesouni's zeciesten, at the first
October Newmarket Meeting. for 200 gs.
The Duke of RUTLAND'S Sorcery is matched at the
second October Meeting, a,aiust Lord G. H. Cht•
%WIDISH'S Gaffer, for Wogs.
nuisseu's BILL.—A plumber having been em-
ployed to erect a copper in a workhouse at the east
end of the town, sent in I-is bill as follows :--44 To
banging a Goofier, to woke sour for the poor 'mirk, 5e2.185."
A. man, among a society of his friends in a public
room, made himself so obnoxious by the violence of his
conduct, that after breaking the window, he was
turned out ; desirous, bowel er, to join his companions
again, be put his head in the hole he had made, and
asked pardon, saying 44 he saw through his error!"
The light heels displayed by a French corps on the
advance of the English light division, make good the
old saying-4g Light come, light go,"
DUEL PREVENTED.—In consequence of a misunder-
standing and warm altercation at the County Court-
house of Limerick, on Wednesday se'nnight, between
Counsellors O'CONNELL and MAGRAT/I, the parties
met early on the following morning, at a field adjoin.
ing the Old Windmill. Mr. O'Gorman, who attend-
ed Mr. O'CONNELL, and Mr. BENNETT, who attended
Mr. MAGRATIII measured the ground, and the parties
were immediately placed on it. A number of Gen-
tlemen here interfered, and after much conversation,
Mr. O'GoastAx consented that the business should
be adjusted, on Mr. MAGRATH'S declaring from
his ground, with a loaded pistol in his hand, that
be lamented what passed, and was sorry for it.—
Here Mr. LEADER threw in, requesting, that as Mr.
O'CONNELL was well known to entertain no enmity
to Mr. Md4an4ro, he should say, on coming to his
ground, that he was about to fight a man against
whom he entertained no enmity. This proposal
created some pause; but Mr. O'GORMAN at length,
on thp earnest interference of mutual friends, assented.
Both Gentlemen then came on their ground, with
loaded pistols in their hands, and having complied
with thp above terms, immediately advanced amidst
the loudest acclamations of all rrsons present, and
shook hands, They then stepped into the same car-
riage, apd returned to town together, Tiros has en-
ded an agair which created a deep interest in the pub-
lic minds from the estimation in which the two Oen.
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