Star.
London, England, 1824-05-27 00:00:00

WESTMINSTER. SCHOOL.

The Anniversary 'Aleeting of the Nrblemerr and Centlemta
editeitied at Westminster &hem' was htld at the Argyll Moon.:,
and was numerously attended, Earl NVILTox in the Chair.

Amongst the company present were
The Archbishop of lock, the Bishop of Exeter, Lords Kinno,,!,
Clildert, fiotham, Gage, etc. ; Oh! Dean of Christ Church, Sir
Ridley, Sir R. Glyn, &c.; Drs. Phillimose, Webber, &c.
Several appropriate toast, were given in the course of the evr:-
log. .I,Ord Wturott was obliged to leave the Chair at au early `Jour,
when \V. Ilarmas, 11. sq. M.P. for Cambridge, was called t• it,
kept up the conviviality of the MCCtitig with great spirit. Among,:
the toasts given front the Chair was, " Success to the non Anni-
versary," which happened to take place on the same day at Wu.tas.s
Rooms.

Yesterday afternoon, about a quarter before elan
o'clock, the KING kit his Palace in Pail-mall, in travelling ...t-
-riage and four, for IViothor. _ _

*Yesterday the Duke of Yonx and the Princess SorniA
Of GLOCCESTER. paid visits to the Princess Auce,ra.
The Duchess of CLARENCE. fisted with the Princess
AUGUSTA yesterday.
Yesterday, the Duke of MoNTnosc gave a grand din-
ner to the Duke of Yogis and a select party.
The Duchess of CLARENCE dined with the Duchess
of KENT on Tuesday.
Sunday,_ Earl BATHURST entertained the Dowager
Duchess of RICHMOND, the Ladies LENNOX, the Duke of WeeeiNc-
Ton, and several other distinguished personages, at dinner, at hts
house in Great Stanhope-street, May-fair.
Prince LowErisrFtx and his Excellency M. FA,.cK,
the new Ambassador from this Netherlands to Great Britain, with
his Lady and suite, arrived at Dover on Tuesday, in the Britaunia
steam-packet, from Calais, and reached town yesterday.
The Dowager Duchess of RUTLAND entertained a
distinguished party at dinner yesterday, at her house in Sackville-s, .
The Dowager Marchioness of SALISBURY had a st-
lect patty yesterday evening, at her house in Arlington-street.
The VICE-CHANCELLOR, we are happy to state, was
sari:lenity recovered yesterday to be able to resume his scat it tLt•
Vice- Chancery CO4aft. There was ho business of importance b
fore the ('uurt.

The English Ambassador at the Court of Stockhrqtr,
Sir B. BLoosiriELn, is gone to make a tour in the interior
kingdom ; he wtH visit Copenhagen, and then return to the coup
in S'cania.

The venerable Bishop of Dunnisk yesterday com-
pleted the Nhh year of his age. Ilk Lordship not only enjoys goo,:
health and eye-sight (not using spectacles), but; agreeably to he
uniform practice, is must actively employed in various ac:s oi
nevoleacv.

The remains of the Lite 1)r. STRA lIA N, the {rime] alai
executor of Dr. S. JOHN:ON, wt re intrrr,tl :11or.day, in (shut:tat.
Church, of which parish he lid been VK.ir Lt.!), yea's. II& 'Ow
bitants, to testify their respect, shut up their horses, and 4sse::.s,ed
in greater numbers than were aver witie.....ed in that p.fti•,h. Anson
the numerous carriages which followed were those of the LORD
CHANCELLOR, and many other I.ersons
Thii being Ascension I).iy, die boy tl:e eir-
fetent P.irachird Schools in Lonthei, prectKled by tli..r Tess:: i
Minister:, Churchw.irdens, &c. patrulled their pa: ishes, .etti In. ivAl
their different boundaries, aceotilMiti. to .ititiu4l_cust(an._

Some discussion took place in the Route of Lo:d.:
the second reading of the Bills restoring tour Get:tie:nen to
the Peerage forfeited by their ancestors. The only trestiott was
the host mod_ i,f ascert:Miing the descent and title of claimant,
and Committees arc to he reTectively arpttiated for the investiga-
tion. There was an attempt formerly to restoi e the Strathallar
title, when a euricas sort of evidence was given of the death LA ale
last Lord S'iItATH.LLAN. :In aged, venerabl'e General, %situ was
called to prove that Lord STRAIIIA!.LAN had fallen at air 11,,ttx of
o,lloder., in the year 17 1t;, g:.ve his evidence to that effect. A
Noble Lord -Fuggt steel to the Lord Chancellor (TkittaLowj to ask tiir
witness how be knew that Lo; -1 At... rii.‘i.LaN fell at Cultotien
The Lord Ch,mcellur pt.t the question, :intl the witness answered—
'° &cause at the battle of Culloden I thrust my putoun thro.a,;ll toe
body of the Viscount •

In the Conn of King's Eench yesterday, in the cre
of " The liing V. CA'lto:l atAl Alr. FeAKLE:rr reitoneZ •
arguntem againat the rule for a crir&n:'.l inform:a:ion t!lis
beh•i; ouat:e .;!d the .Irrenst.V.GENtltAt. addrec•ed
Cotes t uu the other rose to :address the
the Loa:: ensLa it:slier. postju.::eal further proceedings to Fr d.
We regtet to State, that the diiterence, uetweipi ti
ship-carpenters of Sunderland and Sileld;; and
servants, which Lave now eli.te.! neArly thee:: nio:130.
sill continue.

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