Star.
London, England, 1825-07-08 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
UoWale 'Prince, Esq. at the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn-street,
from Tonbridge Wells; General and Mrs. Aloncrief and family,
at the Loneon Hotel, Albemarle-street, from France; Arr. and
Mrs. Steed Girdles, at the St. George's Hotel, Alhernatla-street,
from Cambridgeshire; C. Spurrier, at the Royal Hotel, St. James's,
from Colchester; Mr. Brown, at ditto; blr. Nl' Adam, at ditto,
front Scotland ; the F.arl of Ponsonby, at the Duke of Argyll's,
Upper BrOok-street, front the lonian Islands.

DEPARTURES.
J.W.teaummit, Esq. from the Royal Hotel, St. James's, fur
Voitbing ; Hon. C. Murray, from do. for Scotland ; R. Stewart,
F..q. and W. Stewart, Esq. from do. for Scotland; Lady Vivian,
(torn do. for slants; Lord H. Thynne, from do. for Chatham ;1
-Lady Ackland, for Devonshire; the Earl and Countess of
Scarbordigh and family, for Yorkshire; Lord Crewe and family
for Ramsgate ; Mr. and Mrs. Nunez and family, from the Cleveland
Hotel, St. James's-street, fur:Holland ; T. 'knew. Esq. from
ditto, for Bristol ; Captain Garth, from the St. George's Hotel, for
Berks; C. White, Esq. from ditto for DatchLtt ; the Earl and
Countess Grey, and the Ladies Grey, for the North: the Earl and
Countess of Cassillis and family, for St. Margaret's ; Emily Mar.
chioness of Londonderry and family, for Kent ; Sir Watkin and
Lady Harriet V. Hiram Wynns and family, fur Derbyshire ; Thomas
Entwisle, from Miller's Hotel, Jernryn-street, fur the Conti-
nent; Messrs. Balfour, from ditto fur ditto.

The Doke of Yonx and the Duke of CAMBRIDGE
vhited the Km; yesterday.
THE DUKE OF YORK'S LEVER.—The Duke of YORKS
Levee, yesterday, at his Office, in the Horse Guards, was numer-
ously attended. The following Generals, and about seventy other
Officers, paid their respects to his Royal Highness :
Major-General Thornton, Major. General O'Callaghan, Lord
Burgbersh, General Campbell, the Earl of Kilmoreys Major-Ge-
neral Sir G. Wo2d, Lieutenant-General Sir W. Hutchinson, Lieu-
-tenant-General Conran, Major-General Grant, Lieutenant. General
Gore Brown, General Tarleton, Lieutenant-General Stephenson,
General Lord Hutchinson, Sir James Gambier, Major-General
Egerton, Illajor-General Sir N. Campbell, Lieutenant-General Sir
George Anson, Lieutenant-General Walker, and Lord Clinton.
Yesterday afternoon the Princess AuctubrA took an
airir.g in an open landau In the Parks.
Prince GEORGE and the Princess AUGUSTA of CAM•
emus are very interesting children. His Maassvr it much de-
:lighted with his nephew and niece, and was pleased to order them
.a good collection of toys on their first visit to him. The Duke of
CA manes frequently takes Prince Gamuts into the Palace-yard
when the King's Guard is being relieved; the Royal Duke brings
hint up without any ostentation, directing him to shake bands, tce.

when nleiced by strangers.
Yesterday morning, the Duke and Duchess of CAM
I**OGE, accompanied by Prince Gesams, went over the brewbouse
cf Messrs. BAKCIAT and Psalms, in the Bonin& Messrs. BAlL-
cfr#r andintaxiNswere in readiness to receive their Royal Visitors,
all had the honour of conducting them over their extensive pre-
mises. The Royal Party and suite partook of a most elegant de-
. jeen-:, which had been prepared for the occasion, and returned to
their residence at the King's Palace, St. James's.
At Mr. Secretary CA NNING's grand dinner, on Wed-
nesday, at Gloucester Lodge. there were present—Their Royal High-
nesses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, his Royal Highness
Prince Leopold, and their Serene Highnesses the Duke and Prince
William•cf Brunswick, and the Prince de Schoenberg. There
were asked, to meet these distinguished persons and their suites,
the Duke and Duchess of Wellington' Lord and Lady Morley,
•Count and Countess Munster, Mr. and Lady Sarah Robinson,'
Baron Meltzahn, M. de Neumann, Mr. PlantaLdte.
Lord M A RYBOROUGH'S dinner to the Duke of Yoas,l
was attended by—The Duke and Duchess of Wellington, Lord
Btrghersh, Colonel Smith, Lord Belgrave, Duke of Grafton,
Earl of Aberdeen. Marquis of Douro, Lord Fitzroy Somerset,
'General Armstrong, lion. H. de Roos, Colonel Shawe.
Wednesday last, Mr. LAMETON entertained his Royal
Mighnewthe Duke of Sussex, and a distinguished party of No-
blemen and Gentlemen, at dinner, at his newly-purchased resi-
dence at Wimbledon.
The Duke and Duchess of BEDFORD have, in the
kindest manner, volunteered the use of their boa at DrurpLane
Theatre, on Tuesday next, for the benefit of Mr. Buenos 's fa-
mily, and accompanied it with a donation of ten guineas.
The beautiful cabinet painting by Connr.Gto of the
•Virgim and Child, that has been added to the Grand National Gal-
lery in was yesterday conveyed to Carlton Palace, to
be inspected by the Kin. His Ma.tirstv expressed his admiration
of the beauty and softness of the picture, and it was carried back
to the ROl:bides.
The Ambassador from the NETHERLANDS transacted
business yesterday afternoon with Mr. Secretary Comm, at the
Foreign Office, Downing-street.
Wednesday se'nnight the Bishop of Dlsers and Cow-
sea, .hts Lady, and daughter, arrived at Donaghadee, as Port-
patrick ; Ind proceeded to Knocknagoney the same day.
Tuesday, Mrs. and Miss Fooxx, the actress, Sir C.
ittoasois, Captain MALCOLM. Lieutenant-Colonel Pause, Mr.
Ins.'s, Ms. Curies, Mr. Wait., Mr. Foam, Mr. BAUM% and
Major Sertnnau, arrived at Dublin from England.gland.
We believe that the vocal strength of the Company
now engaged teethe English Opera has never been equalled. Yet,
in addition to that, the spirited Manager made proposals to Mr.
Sarre, which that Gentleman was compolkd to decline, on sc-
attiest of .engagement at Edinburgh, Dublin, and several penis-
dal towns.
In order to protect the public from the depredations
of pickpockets, while the dividends are paying at the Bank of
England, the Directors have procured a number of Police Officers
from Bow-street, is addition to the City Marshalmen.
The Hen. East India Company's Regiment, had a
Field Day yesterday in Hackney Nelda, under the command of
Camel Aimed. Al Mundt* number of persons were present,
And among tbedi several pickpockets who committed a number of
depredations. Two of the most daring were at length accured, after
much resistance, and lodged in Shoreditch watch house.
The first of July pissed off at Cork without anything
particular occurring ; but at Bandon, a procession of Orangemen
took place, and was aeon dispersed by the Authorities.
Letters received from Zante mention that a decree of
amnesty to all Greeks will immediately be published
by the Greek Government. It is expected to mai many
to the standard that have lett it, through fear and
tbeough the unhappy disputes which have taken place.
Lord COCHRANE received yesterday the visits of
several hiends, who congratulated him on his arrival
in this country. There is a report that his Lordship
will be immediately invited to aid the Greek cause.—
It is said, several of the Merchants in the City, intend
to invite him to a public dinner, as a mark of their re-
spect for-the great attention which, on all occasions,
he has shewn to the Commercial Interests of the
Country, wherever he had the naval command in
South America.