Star.
London, England, 1825-04-23 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE MOVEMEATS.

The Earl and Countess of Abingdon have arrived at their
house in Saville-row, from their seat in Oxfordshire.
Lord Exmouth has arrived in Regent-street, from his seat in
Devonshire.
Sir H. Tierney, Bart. and family, lave arrived at their house
in Dover-street, from Brighton.
The Honourable Lady Smith has arrived at her house, Picca-
dilly, from Surrey.
Lord and Lady Sherborne have arrived at their house, Lower
Grosvenor-street, from their seat in Gloucestershire.
Prince de Roup Greite arrived yesterday at the London Hotel,
Albemarle-street, from the Continent. Departure :—T. T. Drake,
EA. M.P. for his seat in Bucks.
klrs. Garden and her son, Mr. Garden, have arrived at the
Iluiliogron Hotel, Old Borlington-street, from their seat in Suf-
folk. Departures :—Lord and Lady Kinnaird, and the Hon. Mr.
Eyre, for Paris: Neville Reid, Esq. and the Hon. Miss Napier,
for ditto; Mr. Mrs. and the two Miss Marshes, for ditto; and
H. Masterman, Esq. for his seat in Hants.
Baron d'Elmar has arrived at Blake's. Hotel, Jermyn-street,
from Brighton.

We are sorry to say that Mr. Secretary CANNING if
confined to his bed, at Gloucester Lodge, by a fresh attack, of
gout, which the standing, daring his speech in the House of Com-
mons, on the Catholic Claims, has brought upon him.
The KING has commanded the performances at Co-
vent-garden Theatre on Monday evening.
The Duke of CAMBRIDGE is daily expected in town
from Hanover.
The Duke of Doasrr bad an audience of his MA-
raw yesterday.
The D. ke and Duchess of GLOUCZSTER gave a grand
Dinner yesterday, at their residence, Park-lane.
A Board of the Lords of the Treasury was held yes-
terday, at the Treasury Chambers.
The ARMY.—Tfte Cambridgeshire Regiment of Mi-
litia win he assembled at Ely, on Tuesday the 10th of May for 28
days' training and exercise.
Madame CATALANI'S farewell Concert, last night,
was sow numerously and fashionably attended. She was in tine
voice, and executed all the airs allotted to her In her usual brilliant
and effective style. Rale, Britcataia and God Save the King were
received and applaUded with enthusiasm. The rooms were crowded.
The Scotch congregation which remained in Miles's-
lane, when the Rev. ALE:amnia Fr ITCIIIII and his friends left that
place to occupy Albion Chapel, have united with the congregation
assembling in the latter place, and it is the intention of the friends
of the United Associate Synod to erect a place of worship in the
eastern part of the Metropolis. for the accommodation of the Scotch
population in that neighbourhood, which has been rapidly increasing
during the last few years.
THE DOER OF NORTHUMBERLAND'S STATE CAR-
ataug.--This elegant carriage is painted yellaw) with
the family arms most splendidly emblazoned in a crim-
son and ermine mantle; the collar and badge of the
. Order of the Garter, encircling the Percy badge, are
displayed on the alternate paunch. The mouldings
are of silver richly chased, and the top is finished by
a massive cornice of the same metal, in which the
Crescent is introduced. The upper pannels are entirely
of plate glass; the lamps circular, and richly orna-
mented. The inside is lint d with blue silk of the rich-
est fabric. The carriage part is painted a beautiful
lake, elaborately carved and gilt. The hammercloth is
a rich dark blue, trimmed with elegant silk fringe, and
the arms most superbly embroidered, on each side.—
State harness for eight horses has been made, cone
sponding in elegance with the carriage; the whole
forming ,n equipage at once chaste in design and ele•
gant in effezi.
About 130 vessels from ports abroad, and 70 from
licland, have arrived in_ the River since the 13th inst.