Star.
London, England, 1823-10-29 00:00:00

SILL AT WINDSOR.

The Bal;:at the tow;Hall, at Windsor, on Monday
the 20th instant, under the patronage of Lady LONG-
ROAD and the Lion. Miss TOWNSHRND, in honour of his
MAJESTY'S arrival at the Castle, was attended by nearly
three hundred persons, comprising most of the families
of distinction in Windsor and its vicinity. Amongst
the company were :
Lady Caioline Stanhope and Miss Stanhope ; Lord Aahbrook
sad family ; Lady Verney, Hon. Mu. Egerton, Lord Pawlett,
Lord Hill, Lord Lennox, Lord Kirkwall, Lady Trigge, General
Spencer and family, Mr. and Mr.. liochfort Grange, Mr. Penn,
Min e. Cooper, Sir W. Clayton, Mrs. Dawson and family, Major
&urges. and family. dcc. &c.
The Hall was decorated with a Crown and G. R. in
variegated lamps. An elegant cold collation was served
up in an adjacent apartment, and the whole so arranged
as to give general satisfaction.

The Duke of SAXE-WEINIA R arrived in town on Mon-
day from the residence of the Duke and Duchess of CtAaralcs, at
Bushy Park.
Lady A FELECK had a select circle of fashionables
yesterday evening, at bee house in Clarges-street.
Count LIEVEN had a dinner party yesterday.
The Dowager Countess of STANFORD had a select
party yesterday evening, at her house in Charles-street, Berke-
ley-square.
The Duke and Duchess of BEDFORD and family left
Caniden Hlll yesterday morning for Brighton.
The Duke of ARGYLE has arrived at his seat, Inve-
racy Castle, from Dumbartonshire.
The Earl and Countess STANworz have arrived at
their seat in Kent, front Lord Camuxerou's, Deal Castle.
The Earl and Countess of LONSDALE and family
have salved at their seat, Lowther, Westmoreland, from Whits,.
haves, Cumberland. , _ _

Lord BgRZSFORD is expected from the Court Of Pop,
intal about anistinas nest.
The Right Hon. Viscount Mer.mte, and the Right
Hon. Cneaxxs A aarriwore arrived at Walmer Castle on Friday
last, and returned again to London early yesterday morning, after
inspecting his Majesty's Dock-yard at Deal.
The ghostly breaker of windows at Pimlico seems to
we no paws in the attainment of his object, when overtithm he
may, probably, and babas got a /toss too much.
Miss &roman is engaged to perform at the %el-
sew Concerts in November, and Madame CATALANI in January.
A Music Hall has ,use been erected there at an expense bf 14000.
BaoanarAtias...—This fashionable little watering place
was enlivened. on Monday by the splendid Ball of the
Master of the Ceremonies (Mr. Gorr"), which took
place ender the auspices of Mrs. Courre. There was
a numerous and elegant assemblage. Long and justly
as this-Attractive village has been celebrated for the
.t:tste and gaiety of its entertainments, nothing has ever
been at all comparable with chi,. , After the Ball, a se-
lect party retired with Mrs. Courre to her residence,
the Albion Hotel, where they partook, until a late hour,
of the sumptuous hospitality of this munificent Lady.
There were present in the roams. in addition to
distinguished Patroness,
Lady D'Aineland and Miss •D'Ein/, Lady Dashwood Kinc,
Comte Trotter, Mr Ames, lady, and the Milan Lake, Lady -Mont
mew. Mrs. Chapman, Mr Brook Bridges and , Mr. May!
and Miss Foote., Mr.end Mrs. Garrett, air George Mr,
Gamier and family, Captains Byroo.Blr George Wynne, km •
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THE ARMY.

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To consequence of the recent determination of the East Tots
Company to raise four new iteginvnts in Bengal, nll the 9004
now in India, at that Presidency, will gain considerable pew..
Non : so much, for instance, as to move a First Ensign to alkyl
the middle of the Lieutenants of a Regiment.

Yesterday morning Lord Eowatto Soassasrr inspected the
giment of the Royal Hone Guards, which are at present statisek4
at Windsor.
The first and second dlvisiOns of the 6241 Regiment if —lntit,
have arritawd at Cork{ from Portsmouth.
4RVISIENT OF TROOPS IN IRRLAND.
The 29th (Worcestershire) Raiment of Infantry has marcbt4
from Limerick to Tralee.

The 31st (Huntingdonshire) Regiment of Foot has proseteei
front Armagh to Naas.
.

%The 59th (or Donetsbire) Regiment of Foot has niarchtd f (TI
Take to Limerick.

The 79th (or Cameronian Highlanders) Regiment Ls :•rocute4
from Naas to Dublin.

The 86th (or the Royal County Down) Regiment of Foot ha
marched from Athlone to Armagh.

Conunission in the North Someriet Regiment of Yeomanry Crraki
signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Somerset
Isaac John Horlock, Gent. to be Cornet.

OLD BAILEY SESSIONS.-TIIIS DAY.

At the sitting of the Court this day, 40 males and
20 females were arraigned and pleaded to the respective
indictments preferred against them.

EXTENSIVE ROBBERY BY A SERVANT.

John Keddie was put to the bar on an indictment ire.
ferred against him by his employer, John Bird, of Bet.
ton-garden, charging him with stealing a quantity of
Russia skins, valued at 3s. each. The pi isnnet had been
in the receipt of from 365. to 41.4,. per week, for a con-
siderable period, but yet he was induced to practise the
system of plunder complained of, and sent his wile not
to pawn it, by which means the robbery ss as found ant.
There was another indictment against the prisoner, but
the Jury having found him Guilty on the present, the
Court declined going into it.

ROBBERY AT MAREBnROUGII STREET POLIC6OE7M
John Teta was put to the bar, on an indictnientcharg.
ing him with having feloniously received a volumed
Blackstone's Commentaries, well knowing the same
have been stolen from the above Office. The witnessesfa
the prosecution failed to bring home the charge, and
the Jdry acquitted him.
Mary Ann Pearce (the qui tam Lady Barryitore)
was indicted for stealing, from the person of Samud
Bolton, one sovereign and some silver. The Jury ca.
suited for a short time, and then found her Ladyship-.
Not Guilty.