Star.
London, England, 1829-05-15 00:00:00

DOVER. MAT 14..

• This day. at 11 a.m. his Rays! Highness the Duke of Oacemes,
with his amt. the Duke de Cate alum, and suite. arrived is the
French packet Duo de Rordeauz. Captain &;uvril.s. from Calai..
Their Royal Higlyesses disembarked under a salute •of 21 guns
frees the Clutha*: and received the same compliment on leaving
Wright's Hotel for London. During a stay of twe hours. the
Atka and his me, escorted by Colonel Goma; of the Royal En.
glneersoriaked Dover Castle, and were
.highly gratified with an
inspection of that ancient Citadel, and the beautiful land scenery
which surrounds it.

MIMES urns, taut Data.

• At no place does the return of Spring so fully develop. itself as
•at Ibis town-:-with it activity and variety are re-established : cir-
cumstances have contributed to reader it particularly so this year.
Very miay of the Nobility and others bate already crossed to the
Coutineat.'aad a no less number (wbo bare been spendiug the
winter is mom genial climes) is antaantly ►eturning.

'Weight's Si; Hotel is all life and beetle. 'fo-day his Royal
• Bighorn she Duke d'Onatansorlib Ids son. the Due de CHAReati,
and sakes, wind there from Cable. by the Due de Bordeaux
French mall packet. Their Royal Highnesses went to look new
the Castle; me remarkable fee its natural situation, smith, and
ressalsde bendy, with wilds the Duke de CRAMS= was panic*.
lady dengbted; his father had been long familiar, and seemed to
rejok* at ibis mars' of Ida acquaintance with is. After partaking
of a aikidos, their Royal Highnesses set ei in town.
Every gloodide attended was &basest° the Duke by the Civil and
Military Amberklea. Royal salutes were Used from the battery
on the Heights, and a Guard of Honour stationed at the Hotel.
Among the departures yestonfay and to-day from Wright's
Hotel sad Ship Inn. for Prune, were—Lord Gormanstone and
family, the Camden Northland, Hon. Captain and Mrs. 11C04.2
and family, Ms. Addingtoo. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver and family,
Captain and Mrs. Bailey and family, Mr. Whitest' and family,
Captain and Mrs. Grimes, Lord and Lady Kenyon and family, &e.

The Princess Avow?* and the Duchess of GLOV
inns left the residence of the Royal Duchess, Bagskut Park,
yesterday morning, and proceeded to the residence of the Duke
and• Daebess of CLaissnes, in 1141,hy Park, where their Royal
Highams remained it considerable time, and afterwards came to
town to their respective residences.
, Lai•rous has be n indispo-ed for some days
past at Marlborough Home. Pall-mall, with a .cold. His Royal
ilighnesa.' we are happy to state, was a little better yesterday.
Ihe Duke of 11ANCHESTCK and the Earl of Wove.
seosialio visited the Duke of Wawa:mom yesterday,at theTreastiry.
S r BltooK TAYi.olt had is long interview with the.
Bari at Dammam yesterday, at the Office of the Secretary of &ate
in, Fuecign Affairs, in Downing.stheet, for the Scat time since his
.Settlfl2 crone Berlin.
Mr. Foeuraft. our Minister to the Cliurt of Turin,
transacted business at the Foreign Mee yesterday.
The Cn'anciLt.oit sit the EZCNeQUIIt and Mr. V.
Finaitaafa visited Mr. Secretary-Past yesterday. •
, Sir HlNhe HARDIE/Olt .entertained .Lord the
ifeeit Amway' Glamsaas,inil a military party to dhnn r. yeater•
day, at his hews in Whitehall plate.
The'East India Company's ship Asia. from Bengal.
arrived off Plymouth on the 12th low. She left Bengal ou the Ifult
of Janos**. iud St. Helena on the 26th of March.
It es rumoweJ Use' Mr. Pau . will' he under the ne.
eclairs' of prlstponing his Police, as well as his Justice of Peace Bill,
till neat &pion.
' &Pignut. Or LORD CoscnesTte.—Yesterday 1110111•
big,, at half:past eight o'clock, the funeral of Lord Crummy's prot
ceded from his late residence in Spring Gardens, for interntrot in
,‘lrostailiaster Abbey, and catered the Cathedral from Dean's Yard
,Gate, at nine O'clock precisely, where the prncession. was Wlet
by the Sacrist •(Mr. Hut:Ammo), the Verger and others of the
*Wary. The procession consisted of hearse, drawn by four
bones, width was followed by three mourning toachesund
In the hest coach was the present Lord COWMEN'S& and his hurdler
as thief nssiamers. The Funeral Service was read in the oinai-ins.:
Invasive 'manner by the Rev. Dr. Umtata, Dean of Westminster.
Mr. Richard Downing Richards, the late proprietor
pi The ./ge was yesterday again brought before the Insolvent
Debtors' Co:trt. No fresh evidence or statement of the cam was
entersO into, and the Court sentenced the insolvent to fear months'
imprbonnieot. _ _ .

.$0:15 or THE CLEEGT.—Yesterday, the:Pnitiversary
reelival of the At* of the Clergy was celibrateeraelt. Paul's Ca.
Ithedral; and was attended by a very numerous and fashionable!
aseemblage. In the evening the friends of the Instjesiies dined at
Merchant Talon' Hall.' The following is the amount of the sub.
scriptiess—Rehearsal, Insl. los. 6d. Anniversary, 1301. 10.. 6d.
Dinner. 4001. 105.: Dividends, NOW. 41.2 d. Donations, 211. Total,
NM 15s. led.
Tusaday. the sth, Mr. O'CONNELL was entertained
by the Rev. Dr. Onuses, at Southall Park, with a degree of spirts.
Amor far beyond the elegant simplicity which distinguishes the
hospitable table of that respectable Clergyman. Among the cone.
refry which consisted Of about thirty Ladies and Gentlemen. were
Ms Royal Highness the Duke of Soma, Lord and Lady &merlon,
•sho Cowling of Newburgh, Lied and Lady Stafford, the Hon.
Mr. aiad•Ofra. Clifford,. Lord Ulna, Mr. Howard of Corby, Mr.
O'Gorman Mahon, Mr. C. Boller, Woad &mar, four Catholic
%hope, Mr. Wright. Mr. Robinson. Mr.N.Kirwan, Mr.O.Dwyer,
Mr. Ohoayl Mr. Daly of Paris, Ste. &c.