Star.
London, England, 1826-04-05 00:00:00

FASOIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

Lady Harriet Williams Wynn opened her elegsnt mansion in St.
James s-square on Monday evening, with a grand as,ent!•ly. The
spacious suite of drawing rooms were most brilliantly illuminated.
There were present upwards of three hundred of the haut too, among
whom were—Prince Gortchakoff. the Dutch Ambassador Count
and Countess Ludolf, Count and Countess Niunster, the ihke and
Duchess of Northumberland, the Duke of Sr. Albans and the
Ladies ileuelerk, the Duchess of Montrose, the Duke of Somerset,
Emily Marchioness of Londonderry, Marchioness of iViiichester.
the Marquis Graham, the Marchioness of Hertford, the Countess
and the Ladies Fortescuel the Earl and Countess of Charleville. the
Countess of Limerick, Lord and Lady William Russell, Lady
Melville and the Misses Dundas, Earl and Countess of Sheffield,
Lady Warburton, Lady Elizabeth and Miss Fielding, Lady Eliza-
beth and Miss Palk. Lady Susan Percy, Lord Burgliersh, S.r
Thomas and Lady Stanley, the Countess :gamer', the Ladies
Paulett, the Countess of Mulgrave and the Ladies Phipps, B.rorr
Citto, Baron Strick, General and Mrs. Milner,. ?.Jr.. and Miss
Dent, Mr.and Mrs. Fitzhugh, Mrs. and Miss Beaumont. &c.
The Marchioness of Lansdown has issued cards of invitation for
her first assembly to-morrow evening, at Lansdown I louse.
The Marquis of Cholanondely entertained a select party to dinner
yesterday, at his house in Piccadilly.
• The Right Hon. C. W. Wynn entertained a distinguished party
to dinner yesterday, at his house, Whitehall place.
John Weyland, Esq. had a dinner party yesterday, at his house
in Cork-street.
The Duke of Rutland arrived yesterday at Mahoney in Arlington
street, fiom Belvoir Castle.
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The Marquis and Marcbionesi of Salisbury arrived yesterday at
their house in Elanover•square, from their 'err. I latfield.
The Earl and Countess of Bristol and the Ladies ildrvvy arrived
yesterday at their house in St. James's-square, from tlivir seat in
/surrey. _ _ _

Lord and Lady Arden arrived yesterday at their home in Sr.
James's-place, from the seat of Sir W. licit!mote, near Winchester.
The Earl of Brecknock arrived in town yesterday, fruni Bith.
Lord and Lady F. L. Gower arrived yesterday, at their house
in Albemarle-street, foont the Marquis of Sraffurd's seat, West
Hill, Surrey.
• The Honourable George• Agar and Lash Georgina Ellis arrrived
yesterday, at their house in Spring-gardens, from their seat, Rue-
hasnpton.. _

Air. and Mrs. P. Burne arrived yesterday, at their house in
Cumberland-street, from their seat, at Richmond.
Lord and. Lady Colchester arrived yesterday, at their house in
Spring-gardens, from their seat Kitlbrooke, Sours.
Robert Bristow, Esq. arrived yesterday at his housin Piccadilly
from his seat, Brolmore Lodge, Hams.
Lord Novak left town yesterday fur Ireland. •
Arrivals at the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn street—Mc and Mr/.
Greenalgh, from Paris ' - 'Monsieur Duanne, irons ditto.,
Arrivals at Fenton's New Hotel, St. James's street—Sir Ital.pl:4
Anstruther, Dart. from a tour • the Rev. Dr. .Nicoll, from a tour;
&&ensoo,. Esq. from Bath; Jahn .Fenton rawthorne,
M.P. from a tour; Lane, Esq. Ashworth, Esq. Air. aud
Mrs. Fardell, from their seat in Lincolnshire. Departure—Caps.
Bentinck.
The Marchioness of Westmeath arrived in town yesterday, irons
a visit to the Duke and-Duchess of Clarence, at Bushy Park.
The Earl and Countess of Bread...lb:use ad family have arrived
its town, from their seat in Scotland.
Arrival at the Brunswick Hotel (late Blake's) Jermyn-strect :
Mr. 'Monteith and family, from Scotland.
The Marquis and Alarchiustess of Lansdown have arrived in
town, from their villa, at Richmond.

YesterdAy, about four o'clock, the Duke of Tonic
went to his Office in the Horse Gsards, where he gay.: a long
atulience to .Xlr. Secretary Pem.; aid after giving other private
audiences, his Royal Highness commenced his Military Levee a
short time before six o'clock, which was attended by General Mos-
easier, lieutenant-Generals Livittuotxsz and Sus% RR, Major.

General Sir CULIN CAUYISLIA., Sir Juiu ELLIM, IJALIOUR. auti
lisomeg, it WYNN, and upwards of twenty others. .
Monday aftern, on, Sir HiCNRY lIALVI)RD went to
the Pings Lodge, "Windsor York, on a visit to his 51A.norrr.

Yesterday. the Duchess of ksw.T, the Daiches of
GLoucterca, Princeu Sonnet, and Rime,' Esau:its, visited-vise
Princess AUGUSTA.

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Alontlay evening, the Marquis of HIRTFORD gave a
grand dinner to the Duke of Yoax, and a numerous party, at his
house in Piccadilly. The servants of the Noble Marquis appear.d
in their state liveries.

It will be seen by the Gazette of last night, that D.
VAX IMILDIERT, Bishop of Llandtff, is, as dre stated some days age,
to be promoted to the princely see of Durham.
Sir GILBERT lIIIATHCOTE is fist recovering from the
effects of the serious accident he met with last week, by his hwse
falling with bim, whilst riding near Epsom.
Yesterday a Coutt of D rectors was held at the I.: tst
India

House' when the following ships were thus timed—viz. lady
Haines, and Abberton, for Madras and Bengal—to be afloat the
17th inst.-; and Florencia and Malcolm, for Bengal direct—tu be
afloat the 18th May. and to sail from Gravesend at the expiration of
30 days from their coming afloat. Asia, and Attu and Anielii for
China and Quebec; and the Lord Amherst, for China mid hali-
fax—to be afloat the 18th May, and sail 'from Graveseusi at the ex-
piration of 20 days from their coming afloat.
Before leaving Castle ar, Judge Bunto3, 'having
learned that an Aide of honour was in contemplatimi, had the
parties, Lord BINOHAM and Mr. JANIIIS Baowsic, Nought before
him, and bound them and sureties in recognizance to a large amount.
to keep the pease—to the amount, as we understand; of nine nr t. is
thousand pounds on each side. His Lordship warned them, that if
they went to France, and had a meeting there, they and their bath
would forfeit their recognizance. This prevention of a dud between
those two respectable and amiable persons, has given great and
general satisfaction.
• file produce of NIATIIEWS'S eight first niihts exceeds
the eight first nights of any former season. The envrtaionsent has
now played itself into the proper shape and, length, and it is as,
Arad as it is tong. The laughter commences from the rising of
the curtain to the final close of the last act, excepting only the
portion of narrative deliveret% by MATURVIS when he represent,4
the misery of ,fistirriy, the ruined gambler, which creates the most
intense interest In the ausibtice.
Fuzes.—This morning between twelve and ol'e
o'clock, a fire broke out in the stables of Mr. Sratosns, the
Ipswich Arins and livery Stables, Cullum-street, Fenchurch-
street, which it totally destroyed. Fortunately the horses were
saved, and by the exertion of the firemen and their engines the
progress of the devouring element was destroyed.—Tuesday even-
ing se'nnight. a fire broke out at Newcastle Farm, in the parish
of Ospringe, in Kent. So sudden was the alarm, and sr rapid
the progres of the fire* that the inmates, who were at the time
retiring to rest. had considerable difficulty to save theniseives and
children, partly in a state of nudity.
The house. together wi,h a
small barn detached, was entirely burnt to the ground in abota
an hour. The property belonged to the flight Hun. Lord ILs aiti,.
who has kindly theltered the distressed fatuities until other pro-
vision eau be made for them.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, Atina S.
The supply of GraM this week is mull, except of Oats. ' 'ruere
is scarcely any business doing hi the Wheat trade. Bailey remains
unaltered from Monday's terms. Beans avid trill aces alse,wttuqua
variation. There isnot much trade foe Oats; but 6ne sapp tui. f
nlaintaka Monday's terms.--Arrivals: Evyliais 'Wheat, 1,9 ,u
Barley, 29230 qi s. U,sts, 5,600 vs. Irish Oats, 8,350 qrs. 1 Ls.,
2,600 sada.

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