Star.
London, England, 1825-04-11 00:00:00

FASIfIONIRLS 4RR4NGEMSNTS FOR THR IFIERIE

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The Private Theatricals, at the Countess St. Antonio's.—The
Second Night, in Hanover-square.
The Countess of Sandwich's Party, Dover.stmet.
Mrs. Tighe's Rout, in St. James's-place.

The Countess of Arran's Card Party, in Dover-street.
Mrs. 13oode's Ball, Bryanstone-square.
WZDZIESDAY.
The Countess of Essex's Party, Hill-street.

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The Duke of Devonshire's Party, at Burlington House,Chiswick.
The Marchioness of Cbohnondeley's Rout, Piccadilly.
Countess Arran's Curd Party.
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Duke of Devonshire's Party, at Chiswick.
The Marquis of Lansdown's Party, Lansdovrn House.
The Countess of Sandwich's Party, Dover•street.
SATURDAY.

Countess Arran's Card Party.
Lady Hyde Parker's Party, Great Cumberland-pbce.
suunay.
Lady Hyde Parker's Party, Great Cumberland-place.
Mrs. Cants entertained the Duke of St. Alban 's, and a select
party at dinner yesterday, at her villa, HoUy Lodge, Highgate.
The Dowager Dnekess of Richmond entertained a distinguished
party at dinner on Saturday, at her house, Waterloo place.
The Duke of Portland left Newmarket on Saturday, for his seat.
Weiheck, Notts; and the Duke of Rutland and Lords Charles and
Robert Manners left for Belvoir Castle.
Saturday, Lord and Lady Gwydyr arrived in town from Brighton.
The Earl of Falmouth left town on Saturday for his seat, Wool-
hampton, near Newbury, Berks.
Hudson Gurney, F.sq. M. I'. left town on Saturday, for his seat,
Keswick Hall, near Norwich.
The Bishop of Chichester and family have arrived at Miller's
Hotel, Jermyn-street, from Sussex.
Colonel and Lady Eleanor Lowther arrived on Friday at their
house in Breton-street, Berkeley-square, from the Earl of Lone-
dale's seat, Cottesniore, Rutlandshire.

His MAJESTY will hold a Levee at Carlton House,
on Wednesday, the '2oth inst. at two o'clock; and on Wedoesday,
the 27th inst. also, at two o'clock.—Tbe following regulations are
to be observed at the Kiwi's Levee, at Carlton House : the Noble-.
men and Gentlemen who propose to'attend the Levee to be held sin
the 30th and 27th instant, are requested to bring with them two
cards with their names thereon written, one to be left with the
King's Page in attendance, in the Presence Chamber, and the
other to be delivered to the Lord in Waiting, who will announce
the name to his blaaerrv: And those Gentlemen who are to be
presented; are to leave their names, with the name of the Gentle-
mto who l; to present them? at the Lord Chamberlaiu's Office, on
the Tuesday before, at twelve o'clock, in order that they may
be submitted for the Kizo's approbatior. it being his Mares is
command, that no presentations at the Levee shall hereafter be
made, but in conformity with the above regulations.—Tbe State
Apartment* will not be open for the reception of company going
to Court, until one o'clock.
Toe proposed prvcautimns against the introduction of
improper persons to the Kixo's Levee are very proper, and have
long been wanted ; especially since the period when two persons
were surreptitiously knighted.
St. George's Day, of the present year, will be kept
by the Court with unexampled splendour.
The Duke of Yon x arrived at his temporary residence,
Audley House, on Saturday, from Newmarket.
Yesterday the Duke of YORK and the Princess Au-
°arra attended Divine Service at the Chapel Royal, St. James's.
TheDuchessot GLOUCE-TER and the Princess SOPHIA,
visited 'he Princess ACOMTA yesterday.
Yesterday, the Duche.s of Gustucerran and the
Princess Auouvra, rode out together in the Park.
Divine Service was performed as usual, yesterday, to
the King's Household, at his Palace In Pail-mall, by the Rev.
Dr. Duman°.
Mr. Secretary CANNING Was so much recovered on
Saturday afternoon, as to leave Gloucester Lodge, Brompton, on
e visit to the Earl and Countessof CLamtwasne, who are staying at
Sudbreoke, the seat of Mr. Witmot.Hoieroit.
Mrs. CANNING left her residence at Brompton on
Friday, for the residence of her brother-In-law, the Duke of PORT.
where Are. Catalina is expected to remain for a few days.
Mr. MEATEs, a King's Messenger._ was dispatched
from the Foreign Once, Downing-street, un Friday, to Brussels.
Wednesday last, the Bishop of Peraanoaosrou ar-
rived at the Diocesan Palace, from London.
A marriage is on the terms between Sr Wsr. FouLts,
Bart. and the eldest daughter of Lady Maar Ross.
Thursday evening, the LORD LIEUTENANT of Ina-
wow held his Second Private Ball at Dublin Castle, which was
attended by an immense number of the Nobility and Gentry.
Mr. HENRy DRUMMOND. the banker, with a muni-
ficent liberality and zeal for the interests of science, which exceeds
all praise, bas founded and iilserally endowed, at his ores erpenee, a
Professorship of Political Economy's Oxford.
Doss. PRIMMITTD.—Saturday mining, between five and six
as a party of the road patrol were coming off duty at their
station near Clapham Common they observed four carriages draw
op, from which several Gentlemen descended, and immediately
walked to a retired part of the Comma. The patrol suspecting
that they were about to proceed to hostilities, directly followed
them, and on coming up, one of the Gentiesnen appeared to be
measuring the ground, whilst another was espial in loading acme
of pistols. The conductor of the patrolost perceiving these losignia
of warfare, jumped over the wall whisk Melded him from the cs
Wants, and, In the King's name, chivied them to desist. One of
die principals (as he proved to be) questioned the lain &rabidly,
when the latter produced his staff, and giving a precaseerted
the remainder of patrol jumped in, and the four persons mean),
toneerned, namely, the principals and seconds, were taken into cus-
tody, and Were subsequently bound over to keep the peace, before
Gnomic Hasessen,Rsq. a Magistrate of the County. The principals
were, H. T. Pueonsmens, Esq. and Captain Lawasaca, R.N. the
tenser seconded by Mr. T. lame, the latter by Major Joan, of
the East India Compaey's service.
HYDR Pasta.--The Promenades in Hyde Park were
yesterday thronged with gay pedestrians, and the scene
altogether was extremely animating.. Most of the La-
dies we-e dressed in their spring attire, and silks of va-
rious colours predominated. Their dress was calculated
to di-play their shape to the best advantage, but the
awkward nodding bonnets, and the large heavy curls
are unbecoming, and must soon give way to something
more tasteful and less vulgar. There was a spriakling
of dandies in the walks, who seemed mightily pleased
with themselves, but this tight-laced race diminishes it
numbers. In the evening several dashing equipages
made their' appearance, and added much to the spice.
dour of the scene.
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one of the Gnat MMUS INGlEgostsbes at the maim, over tee
miles of tad ea *fey Ossemini. intissienlesiseday. The hone
lost the Seta by bre** We a gellep in the Bath tank, by whisk
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