Star.
London, England, 1820-09-21 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 19.

The welcome tidings of -Lady Jogssrosi's long.
expected nuptials• were received here in a manner
that strongly evinced how,highly her Ladyship stood
in the public estimaiimi. -
In compliment to the occasion, the Post-office
packets, Libraries, the Wellington yacht, at anchor
in our Roads, and the shipping in the Harbour, were
adorned with various colours early on Tuesday morn-
ing; and the day was much enlivened by the Band
of the l6th Lancers performing a variety of Scotch
airs on the Esplanade, highly to the pleasurable en-
joyment of the numerous promenaders.

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The first Ball for this season took place last Tuesday
evening, at ItusseLL's Royal Hotel Public Rooms,
which.was fashionably attended. They will be con-
tinued on the alternate weeks till April, 18214
THOMAS'S Library is, as usual, well resorted, and
the subscription list on the increase. FLINT'S New
Concern and Royal Library, in Gloucester-row, is
also very attractive, highly accommodating to the
visitors, and has received much well•mented pa.
tronagc.—Amang the late arrivals are—
Lord Bruce, Lady Abdy, Lady Ramsay, the Provost of
Eton and family, Rev. Archdeacon Fukes and his Lady, Sir
John and Lady Kenway, Mr. and Mrs. IL Williams (M. P.),
Mr. Strange, Sir John and Lady Duntze, lion. Mrs. Strange,
Mr. and Mrs. Portal, Mi. and Mrs. Surtees, Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
Blackball, Hon. Mr. Eardly, lion. Capt. Noel, (R.N.) Captain
Elton, (R.N). Captain Primeval !Guards), Mrs. M. Beresford,
Mr. and Mrs. Hackett, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Bowden, Rev. T.
Grinfield. Rev. IV. Macdonald, Mr. and Mrs. J. Shewell, Jr.
and Mrs. R. Donne, Mrs. Wentworth, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd,
General Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. T. Olwer, Capt. and Mrs. Bar.
clay, Mr. Biagdon, Mrs. and Miss Norb, Miss Mount, Mr.
Smallwood, Colonel Macdonall. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, Mr.
and Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Hennington, Mr. Alexander, Mr. If.
Bromley, Mr. and Mrs.'. Vaughan, Mr. and Mrs. Vane, Mrs.
Winckwortb, Major and Mn. Macan, Capt. Hamer, Mr. Hip-
Feaels Mr. F. Folliott, Mrs. Paul Horsford, Mrs. General
England, Mrs. Llanelli, Mrs. G. RIM, Mr. and Mrs. Kite, Mrs.
Scott, Miss Atkinson, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Cortes, Mr.
and Mrs. Scott, Mr. Rash, Rev. Mr. Carew, Mrs. and Miss
Dunn. Colonel Bromley, Mrs. and Miss Baker, Mr. and Mrs.
Esdalle, Mr. and Miss Ranch, Mr.W.Wilberforce, jun. Rev. Mr.
Strahan, Mr. and Mrs. Freyer, Mr. Ilervey. Mr. G. Eyrest Mrs.
May, Mr. W. A. Hankey, Mrs. Meyers, Messrs. Gould; Mrs.
Whisky, Capt. Symonds, Mrs. and Miss Dawson, Sir Thomas
Heathcote and family, r. and Mrs. Willis, Mr. Perry, Mr.
Sibtlisrpe andlamily, Mr. Maddison, Mr. and Mrs. King. Hon.
Mr.Tremlett,. Mr. and Mrs. Kaye, Mr. Milligan. Mr. and Mrs.
fialliday, Mr. and Mrs. Murray, Mr. and Mrs. 3auenne, Ma-
jor Sackville, Mrs. and Miss Trower, Mr. and Mrs. Goddard,
Rev. J. amides, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. and hlrs. Rae,
Mr. and Mrs. Quarrel', Mr. and Wilson, Ste. ice. Sae.
Monday sennight, the Melo-Drama of Ivanhoe was
produced at the Theatre, and was followed by a farce
called Winning a Husband, in which Mrs.- IILIOHIS
personated seven different characters. do excellent-
.was she in all her disguises, that it is somewhat diffi-
cult to assign the palm of superiority to either, though
when we state that she sustained the easy elegance of
Lady Dashaway, and the hearty vulgarity of the
'pork butcher's widow, with equal effect, it will be
easy to conceive the various merits of the whole of
her performance. .• •

Mr. Courrs' Birth-day was celebrated on Monday
last, at York House, in Bath, by an elegant dinner
given to' a large party of friends ; amongst whom
were Lord ERSKINE, the lion. Mr. PRETTY, M.P,
Mr. Fusuct, R.A. and Carmel BARRY. On chit or.
casion twenty poor deserving familia, were lilsaralir
regaled and made happy, by Mrs. Cowry* present-
ing them. with a seasonable supply of -beddi&lip
clotbins, &Ad money.