Star.
London, England, 1826-06-17 00:00:00

EPITAPH.

TO TUX BELMONT OF A BELOT= INFANT.

Snarelid from thy weeping Parent's sight
Ere thou eould'st lisp farewell;
Thy cold remains are clns'd in night.
And toll'd is thy last knell!
Sweet Infant! on thy cheeks nu more
The artier; smile will play ;
• Fled is the bloom which once they wore--
Their beauty pass'd away!
Tho' soon—too soon return'd to earth,
Thy name will ever litre;
A,ll those who gave to thee thy birth
In these—thy tribute give !
rhont'd to drink deep the stream which flows
To all—and shunn'd in vain—
Gun pitied all thy future woes,
And took thee back again!

THE KING.

WINDSOR, Jun 16.

Ilotb yesterday and this day his MAJESTY has taken an airing of,
upwards of three holm duration in the Great Park. His Msrsarr
leaves the Royal Lodge in his pony phaeton at a little before three
o'clock, and continues driving about till after six, selecting the most
shady parts of the park for his favourite recreation. The beautiful
lake of Virginia Water,• situate a short distance from the Royal
Lodge, is a favourite retreat of his MAJESTY, and affords him
during the summer, season considerable amusement. The royal
boats are got in readiness, and the Kum is soon expected to corn.
menet his excursions on the water. Yesterday forenoon his MA.
Jury's Visitors, consisting of Prince and Princess Errazumtv,
Duke of DORSET, Rarl and Countess and Lady G. UATIISOIST, Earl
Of LAVORaDALE, Earl of FAIRICEONT, garland Countess CARLISLI,
Lord Gluten, and the Hon. Mr. and Lady AGAS Rata, took
their departure front the Royal Lodge.

FASMIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
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PARTIES.
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The Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury gave a grand rout on
Thursday evening, at her house in Arlington street, which was
attended by upwards of SOO of the haut ton.
Lady Gwydyr entertained a large party of fashionable, on
Thursday evening, at her house in Piccadilly.
Lady Clerk Jervoise's ball on Thursday evening, in Hanover.'
square, was attended by upwards of two hundred distinguished
fashionablis.

Lady Eleanor Lowther bad a card party yesterday evening, at
her house in Bruton street, Berkeley square.
The Duke of Leeds had a select dinner party yesterday, at his
house in Br uton street, Berkeley square ; among whom were—the
Dowager Duchess of Leeds, Lady James Townshend, Mr. and
Lady C W. Melville, Sir George Montgomery, &c.
The Duke of Grafton entertained a distinguished party at dinner
on Thursday, at his beam in Clarges street; among whom were—
the Earl and Countess of Euston, the Earl and Countess of Wilton,
the Earl and Countess of Jersey, Lord Villiers, Lord Alvanley,
Sir Thomas andALidy Hardy, &c.
The Bishop of Lincoln entertained a_ large party to dinner yes-
terday, at his house in Connaught place.
The following distinguished persons bad dinner parties yesterday
—The Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury. Lord Saltoun, Lord
Barham, Hon. Mr. Walpole, the Earl of Hardwick.
MOVEMENTS.

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Sir John Sebright and family left town yesterday, for their seat
in Hertfordshire.
Dr. and Met. Clarke left Windsor yesterday, foe Susses.
The Hon. Mr. Kenyon left Warren's Hotel, Regent street, yes.
terday, for his seat near Shrewsbury.
Mr. and Mrs Straidieid and family left town yesterday, for
their seat in Kend
William Lane Vox, Rsq. left town yesterday, for his seat, Bra-
ham House, Yorkshire.
Arrivals at Fenton's New Hotel, Sr. James's street—F. It. Price,
Esq. from Brighton; the Rev. D. Murray, from Berks. Captain
and Mrs Caldwell have left ditto for the Isle of Wight.
-Departures from the Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington and
Cot k streets—Sir George and Lady Way, for Kent; Major Fraser
and Mrs. Fraser and family, for Hayes.
La Camels Leon Rasournoffsky and suite have arrived at the
Brunswick Hotel, Jermyn street, from Paris.
Arrivals at the Bath Hotel, Arlington street—Colonel, Major,
and Mrs Colonel Fortescue, from their seat. Chinerley ; Mr. Mrs.
and bliss Montague, from Herts. Departures—Mr and Mrs.
Westmacot. for Devon ; Mr and Mrs Proctor, for Bengal.
Departures from Benxi* Hotel, Berners.street--Major-Gensval
Charles Grant and Lady, for their seat in Suffolk ; the Ittv. 111:.
Way and the Misses Way; Mr and Mrs Every.