Star.
London, England, 1824-04-19 00:00:00

WINDSOR, APRIL S.

Yesterday the following distinguished personages a'.
rived at the Castle, on a visit to his MAJESTY :
The Dol.ie of Dorset, Lord and Lady Gwydyr, Lord and Lady
Cowper, Count Lieven, Lord Lowther, Lord Strathmore, Lord
Graves, and Sir Andrew Bernard.
Dui ing dinner, and in the evening, the Royal Horse
Guards' hand attendeJ, and played in the Grand Hall
01 the Royal Castle.
This moaning, his I.lAsgsrY, attended by his sui!e
and visitors, heard Divine Service in the private Chit., el
in the Castle.
Lord LOWTHER IA the Castle this morning for
The day being fine and the Terrace open fur t!,v
Public, and the band playing on it, there was a nurn...-
rous assemblage of visitors.

FASHIONABLE ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WE I:1.

Tlltt RVENING.
Lady MACGRCGOICS Assembly, at Camden Dill.
Lady Pui.rENEy's Rout in Piccadilly.
Lady WAnnumirotes Party, Albemarle•street.
The Countess of ARRAN'S Party, Dover-street.
Mrs Risav's Rout, Upper Grosvenor-street.

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Lord F.t.t.ittor3r.nrctt's Entertainment at Roeharopton.
The Marquis• of 1128-.:voitn's Grand Dinner, Stymuur-pLice.•

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AI.IfACK'S second Grand Ball, Willis's Rooms.
The Bishop of LONDON'S Dinner Parry, in St. Jarnes's-squart..
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The Countess Dowager POULETI'S Entertainment to the Duch ~'is
Of GLOCCSSTFR.

FRIDAY.
Countess of WestYss and CIIA RTERTS'S Root, Stratford-place.
Mrs. Itunr's Rout, Grosveuor-street.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiersox 'fAvtotis Grand Dime, to the Duke of
GLoccESlts, Cavendish-square.

OTII Elt PARTIES.
Emmy, A rezt.3o.—Mrs. Freemantle's Malt, in Stanhope-street.
-Lady Marguerite Walpole's Quadrille Dail, Cyrosretior-street.
Mosnay, Mae 3.—Mrs. Thomas Chaplin's Rout, in Grafton-st.
Tut...use, MAY 4.—Captain Parry's I)rjeut•.r.
Tnintsuast, MAY 6.—Hon. Mrs. G. Philip's Cor.tert, in 11111-st.
Felons., MAY 7.—Viscountess Rayleigh's Rout, in Green-streer
MONDAY, MAY 10.—Mrs. Thomas Chaplin's Second Party.
TUESDAY, MAY 11.—Mrs. Capers Party, Itussell-sqiire
FASHION A BLit PiIkTIES.

The following Fashionables gave elegant Dinners on Saturday ;.
The Earl of CassiMs, in Privy Gardens • Sir Matthew Whi,.e
in Grafton-street; lion. Mr. Walpole, in Saville-row; Mr.
Ridley Colborne, in Hill-street; Mr. Aliander. in Devonshirr.
street; Mr. Gosling, in Portland-place; Sir Charles Ogle, an;
Mrs. Ilankey.
FRIDAY.—The F.arl of Westntorland, in Grosvenor-square ; Her.
Mr. Stuart, in Hill-street ; Miss Lloyd, in Berkeley-street.
Lady Belhaven had a small evening party, in Hertford-street,
Mayfair.
The Earl of Powis, in Berkeley-square; and the Earl of Vcru-
Luis; in Grosvenor-square, on Thursday.

Yesterday morning the Duke of YottK left town, for
Newmarket.
Saturday evening Pi ince LEOPOLD came to town from
Claremont. His Royal Highness dined with the Duchess of KENT,
at the King's Palace, Kensington.
Yesterday being Easter Sunday, the Pi incess FEODOR
was confirmed at the King's German Chapel, agreeably to the cus-
tom of her Highness's native country.—The religious ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Dr. KZIPER. The Duchess of KENT,
the Princess's Royal Mother, Prince Litoroen, the Duchess of CLA-
RENCE, and the Princess AUGUSTA were present. Dr. Kvesi
preached an appropriate and excellent sermon to the day. The
Princess ACOOSTA was attended by the Countess Mons Ten.
The Duchess of CLARENCE is on a visit to the Duchess
of KENT.
Yesterday the Duchess of GLOUCESTER and the Prin-
cess Sortme visited the Princess AUCUSTA. •
The Duke of Ci Louc ESTER was a little better yesterday.
Yesterday Divine Service was performed by the Rev.
Dr. BLOMBERG, to the KING'S household, at his MAJESTY'S Palace,
Pall Mall.
Saturday, Mr. Secretary CANNING transacted business
at the Foreign Office.
Sii CHARLES and Lady COOTE entertained a distin-
guished patty at dinner on Saturday, in Connaught-place.
. The Medical Gentlemen who attemled the Earl of
Ltvearaoc during his indisposition, have advised his drinking the
Bath waters for at least a fortnight.
The receipt of the melancholy tidings of the decease
of the Duchess of DEVONSHIRE, at Rome, who was sister-in-law :a
the Earl of Lis saran, by his late Countess, has caused the Noble
Earl to issue cards, putting off his numerous party, invited fur the
"9th inst. to celebrate his MAJESTY'S Birth-day.
As soon after the honey-moon as accords with the
usage of high life, a certain Noble Lord, attended by his lovely
bride, will, it is reported, enter on the Embassy to which he has
been appointed. He received his early diplomatic education in the
Bureau of Sir CHARLES STUART, and perfected himself in the art Of
composition in the school of the Foreign Secretary.
Lord PALMERSTON is arrived :it Broadlands, for the
Easter Holidays.
The Duke of RUTLAND left town yesterday, for
Newmarket.
The Duke of NORFOLK left town this day, for his
seat, Fornham, Bury St. F.clmund's, Suffolk.
Lord SEFTON left town yesterday, for Newmarket.
The Marchioness of LONDONDERRY arrived in town
on Saturday, from Lord C. FITZROY'S seat, Stoney Stratford. Iler
Ladyship left town this day, for her seat, North Cray, Kent.
The D.AVager Marchioness of SALISBURY has left
town, for Hatfield. •
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The Marquis of WESTMEATH left town yesterday,
for Ireland.
Monday, the two infant children of Lieutenant• Col-
onel Sir DEDLEY Htt i, Knt. C. B. were publicly baptised il) W;f)-
chester Cathedral by the Very Reverend the Dean. The circum•
stance of the rites of baptism being performed in the Cathedral is
unusual; and this ceremony having taken place there, and the Re-
verend Dean officiating personally, imislies a particular mark of
fi
your. The Officers of the 95th Regiment, Still stationed at
chester, attended to witness the ceremony.
Therrivate Theatricals at the Duke of DEV6NSIIIRE'S
beautiful villa, at Chiswick, which were to be resumed with greet
eclat, and reinforced by the accession of some distinguish fashion:
able amateurs, immediately on the return of kis Grace from Italy,
are for the present suspended, in consequence of the death of the
amiable Duchess. The present Duke was warmly and affectionately
attached to his mother-in-law.
Mr. PRICE, the Manager of the principal Theatres in
America, is now in London, engaging recruits for the entertain-
ment of that flourishing country.
CONWAY and the American CoorEit have played
APT anti Pierre at Boston to a crowded audience, who were di.
lighted. Our countryman pocketed a " pretty considerable elaetht:d
particular" quantity of dollars, as the play was for his itwil
At New York CoswAr was also a great favourite, and had a Leath:,
which produced hint 1500 dollars.
MortroN, the dramatic author, has roil ed to his vi'.'
on the banks of the Thames, near Reading, in Berlahire,
mined to write no more.
Mr.BLActutEßEembarkedlast week front Portsm ,
the bearer of £40,000 to the Greeks,
Several swallows were observed at Southampto:. tii
Saturday, for the first time this year.
PATENT PLATE GLASS WINDOWS and SPLENDIa
Looxitic GLASSES, Scc.—The Patent Windows,without Crosaatf,
having the effect of one uniform sheet of Glass, have obtained tbr
highest approbation of the first Nulility and Gentry in the Wyk
dom in wnose mansions they are placed ; similar to which riuf
always be seen, adapted to French Casements Conservatories,
brary Bookcases, Skylights, at JOIN la..stut-s' Looking Girl
Nlanufaciory, the corner of Dean and Compton-streets, Soho, LOI.
dun (Established Fifty Years), where, front the immense fall :124
has lately taken place, Glasses of the first quality, clr:antly oameJ,
are sold on a very reduced scale; and Large iiizes, up to Doe lino-
(lced and. Eotty-tour Inchea in height by a proportionate widib, • t
prices ks,, than ever known; Irvin wltielt they will be delivered
order un his spring machines, expressly eanOtrueted 1:t); 4,11,e rt.Tro.

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