Star.
London, England, 1824-04-21 00:00:00

WINDSOR, APRIL 20.

YeFterday, his MAJESTY honoured the distinguished
personages who had the honour of accompanying him
from the Castle, with a sight through the whole of the
apartments of the Royal LoJge, ar.d over the pleasure-
grounds, which are so much admired for their display
of elegant taste and rural scenery. At half-past fiv:.‘,
his MAJESTY and the distinguished company returned
to the Castle.

This afternoon, at two o'clock, his NIAJEsTv left the
Palace in his pony pl:seton, accompanied by the Earl
of LAUDERDALE (who arrived last night on a visit to
the Kis(;), for the ROyal Lodge, and was followed by
his Suite on horseback. His MAJESTY drove himself;
and seemed in excellent health and spirits.
Last evening, his MAJESTY had a large party at
dinner. Ainongst the company were
The rtench Ambassador, the Earl of Lauderdale, Count L',:vca,
the Marquis of Graham, the Duke of Dorset, Earl Cowper, 9te
Earl of Str.tthaven,Lord Gwydyr, Lord Graves, and Sir A. 1.1..rr..M.
The hand of the 75th Regiment occupied the or_
chestia, and played during the evening. The fuel•:!I
Ambassador left after dinner for London.
This morning ('ount Lieven, the 111-:iris r f Graham, the 1) te
of Dorset, the Earl of Strathaven, and G wyd yr, loft }',.
lace for London.

Yesterday evening the Princes AUGUSTA honcurcd
the Italian Opera House with her pretence.
The Duchess of GLOUCESTER and the Princess SOPPrA
visited the Princess AUGUSTA yesterday.
Yesterday the Princess AUGUSTA littnOtr-ed the Vi:-
countess CREMOANZ with a visit, at her residence, i ti z ihope-strt
Yestesday afternoon, about two o'ckck, Prince LEO.
rot.n, attended by Baron STOCIMAR, left town for Claremont.
fester day Mr. Secretary CANNING transacted business
at the Foreign Office.
The Marquis and Marchioness of SALISBURY are
entertaining a large Party of distinguished visitors, at their seat,
Hatfield.

The Marquis and Marchioness of CIIOLMONDELEY
entertained a distinguished Party at dinner yesterday, at Chohnors.
&ley House, Piccadilly.
T. e Earl of ARRAN had a Dinner Party yesterday,
at his house in Dover-street. In the evening her ladyship had an
elegant Circle of Fashionable,.
Saturday the Earl and Countess of CLANCARTY, their
suite, and establishment, left the Clarendon for the Noble
Earl's mansion in Ireland. The extensive apartments occupied ".y
the Noble Earl and Family, are preparing for the reception of the
Marquis and !Marchioness of laninotiocitar, their family and heilse-
hold, on their arrival to-morrow.
THE EARL OF IVIULGRAVE.—This amiable and truly
respectable Nobleman, we are sorry to hear, remains in a state of
indisposition that strongly interests the feelings of his family and
friends. He is happily, we understand, and rejoice to learn, in '.o
pain, and is solely affected by corporeal debility. His mental powers
are in the most perfect state, and he enjoys society with unimpaired
vivacity and good humour. We sincerely hope to hear that milder
weather, and change of air, may restore a Nobleman who, as a
Statesman, and in all the relations of private life, is entitled to .arzi-
versal respect and esteem.
Madame CATALAN' is residing at Richmond, at the
Villa lately occupied by Earl CORNWALLIS, late Bishop of
YIELD and COVENTRY.
The intended new bridge, at Hammersmith, has
given-rise to sundry improvements on the opposite side of the
Thames, which, when completed, will be found of great public
utility, and eatitle the spirited projectors of them to unqualified
commendation.
A great number of labourers are now employed
lowering the bill on Wimbledon Common, and a new road is to
be farmed over Kingston-hill, by which the ascent will be much
diminished, and the life of many a valuable horse thereby saved.
The first stone of a new village at the Bridge of Erne,
according to an elegant plan- by Mr. BURN, of Edin-
burgh, was laid on Wednesday sehtnight, by Sir DAVID
NIONCRIEFFE.
In the neighbourhood of Stannington, near Morpeth,
a few days ago, a hawk made a dart amongst a brood
of young chickens, to take his tithe; but the hen seized
him before he could escape with his prey, and kept him
down until a boy ran to the spot and captured him.
An illegal still, and two hogsheads of wash in a state
of fermentation, were seized on Friday, in Chester.
LOGAN ROCK.—Thursday the Bth inst. pate of the
crew of i cutter, stationed on the Cornish coast to look
after smugglers, wantonly amused themselves at Castle
Trereen, near St. Levan's, Land's End, in destroying for
ever the greatest natural CUTiosity in those parts of the
kingdom. After several unsuccessful efforts, therat
last obtained the summit of their morbid desires ; and
actually succeeded in forcing from the point, on which
it was so nicely balanced as to be moved to and fro by
the exertion of a single arm, a mass of granite, weighing
little short of 90 tons. Such a wanton and disgraceful
act ought not to pass unnot ced
CAMBRIDOE, APRIL 19.—Saturday, the 10th nst ant,
as Henry Linsdell, of Balsham, was returning through
Great Shelford, in his stay home, he stopped at the
Prince Regent public-house to have some beer; the
landlord seeing he was in a state of intoxication, re-
fused letting him have any, but he demanded it as he
was on his travels, and the house not being shut, it was
then about ten nfnutes past ten o'clock; the landlord
chew him a pint, but would not let him into the house;
however Linsdell seeing a Person whom he knew,
pushed in, and gave the person some beer lie bad in the
pot, and requested the landlord to take a pint in Cie
yard, to a young man who held the horse; the land=
lord took the beer so ordered, arid found the young
man to be Thomas Whitby ; when the landlord re-
turned, he found Linsdell exposing his money, and be-
having in a very disorderly manner; the landlord re-
monstrated with, and asked him if he was not afraid
being robbed? Linsdell replied, No; be had a black
protector—a knife, which he carried up his sleeve; it
was such as are used in his profession as a collar maker
—sharp at the point, and btoad in the middle Al:er
he had paid for the beer, and put the money tr,,,
Whitby came into the house, and said, " Came, master,
let's go ; I will not hold the bore any longer ;" and set
the pot down which he had the beer in. The Limilord
then led Lindell to the yard, saw him get into the cart,
and Whitby leading the horse. They scent towards the
Three Horse Shoes in the same village, which was
Whitby's way home? and the road leading to [Milian:.
Linsdell puled up, and wanted drink, bitty t!!(.!
refused him, as well as Whitby. They then went ors
Linsdell making a great noise, and seretal persons
lowing him. In a short time the landlord heard thti
cry of " Murder!" He took a' light, although it 1%-15
moonlight, but not bright, and saw .t young
leading Whitby, who was bleeding profusely ; lie
asp d
what was the matter; Whitby sai.i Linsdell had stabbed
him ; presently after, another young man, who i. Lew
in the hospital, came bleeding from wounds given hirtir.
also by Linsdell. A but von was procured with
speed, and the young wen conveyed to the ho pit:!
is
this town. Linsdell has at tl;c present CSC.IpeJ ; a
rant is out against him for cutting and maiming. (In
Saturday, the 17th instant, Whitby died. An Inqinst
was held at the Bell, in 'it ttrnpingtnti-street, .before A•
Ctionmi., Gentleman, Coroner for the torn of C2n,-
bi Lige, when the Jury returned A verdict ":101 Lia•
dell was wai laid? and stood in his o-.::?? &Alfa'