Star.
London, England, 1803-06-24 00:00:00

Miftterer—Tlerney, D. Grevenor, Elliot, and BLlekburne.
Mdres—Louth, Vardittart. and Broderick.

The Prefentations to her MAJ CIITY were nearly the
fame as to his Mussy, on Wedr.efday, excepting
Mrs. Tim v, by the Lady in Waiting, and Captain
BLACKBURN s, by his father Mr. BLACKBURN,.
The Drawin; Room was over rather before four
o'clock, and their MAJISTIas left town fur Kew about
half an hour after.

The Duke of BFDRORD'S Marriage with Lady
GEORG I ANA GORDON, the fifth and youngell daughter
of the Duke of GORDON, was foleinnized yellerday,
at tile Houfe, Privy Gardens, Whitehall, where the
Duchefs of GORDON now refides.

His Grace of BEDFORD, after attending the Queen's
Drawing Room, changed his drefs, and went to join
the party of private friends who were waiting his ar.
rival.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr
Jour; MORRIS, ReEtor of Chenies. Buckingharnihire,
and tutor to the late Duke The Marquis uni mem al'
gave the Bride (his after) away; and Lady Wm.
Rossscr. aged as Bride's Maid.

The newly•married couple, immediately after the
ceremony, and precifely at Gx o'clock, fet off fo'
Woburn Abbey, the feat of the Noble Duke, about
42 miles from town, where they are to pars the honey
moon. The happy pair were in the Duke's chariot
and four ; after which followed a poll chaife, in
which were the Parton and the Duchefb's Companion
or fat outite Maid.

After the departure of his Grace and his charming
Bride, the Marriage Favours were diftributed with
the cuftomary attentions to thit part of the company
who remained, not forgetting the whole group of
fervants, who were eager in their celebration of this
joyful event.
A moil fumptuous entertainment wits provided in
the grand room, on the ground floor, facing the
River, at which the Duke and Duchefs of Go*now
prefided. There were prefent the Marquis of HUNT.
LEY, the Marquis CORNWALLI/, Lords BIOME an,!
ALARANDIR GORDON ; Ladles CHARLOTTI LENII6X,
WILLIAM RUSSELL, CHARLOTTE and LOUISA VIL
Liras; Mr. Mrs. and Mifs FORDYCI ; and all the
other branches and conneßions of the famly beyond
common memory to remember. Lady WILLIAM
R u looked molt charmingly.
The Children of the Relatives of the Noble Family
were hofpitably received after dinner, together with
their attendants; and all the domeftics, by the defire
of the Duchcfs of GORDON, gave look to every ap.
propriate ad of joy and merriment. The excel Eve
delight and rejoicing communicated to the whole
neighbourhood. White favours and Inver, with wine
and cake, and merry faces, were to be ken every where.
The Duke of Baoroao was drefred in a plaits, bat
very elegant fuit, and appealed as cheerful as a
Bridegroom ought to be, who is about to unite him.
fell with a lovely Partner, the fair objeft of all his
wilkes.

Lady Gsoaciaw• Goanow, now Duchefs of BED-
FORD, was Attired in a man drefs, of the fines fa-
bric, trimmed with broad fiiperb Mechlin lace, as a
flounce ; the body of this elegant drefs was cntire'y
of lace, and the whole was limply beautiful, worn over
a white farfnet flip. The tram was immenfely kng
in both, and may be termed the Ovirryiama
After the ceremony, and previous to her departure
for Woburn, the wore an elegant fringed muffin pe-
nile, lined with farfenet, and trimmed with lace of
great value.
At the Ct'rragh Races, on Wednefday fe'nnight,
Mr. Daly's filly won a fweepftakes of pp.—and on
the fame day Mr. Hamilton's Babe won a handicap
for the fame rum.

Coaster CARDIN THEATIlt.—Laft night this The•
atre doled, after the moll Weed:l-al (colon it has ex-
perienced. :The favourite Comedy of jelia Bull to the
very lan drew a crowded bottle. The fare wel addrefs
was delivered by Mr. Lewis to the following eifeft
" LADIZI and have often had the bower of
adbrifing you at the end of a thestrkal bubo, bet never on fo
foreefail a one u the prefent. It Is lespoabb to ind words fall-
eiently Ikon to exprefs the gratitude we owe yen for that an.
bounded fuppen yon have alfordid UP. We therrfore refpetthly
take leave for a hurt meets. hoping to find you an um return as
happy as you have made ult.:*
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lice alterations which are to take place in the
Architectural department of the Theatte for next
feafon, are already decided, and will be carried into
immediate effed. The frontifpieee, upon a grander
kale, and lighter, and more elegant in itsciia than
the prefent one, is to be decorated with appropriate
embellillments. The cieling is to he changed from
a fweep into a perfel flat, fo as to give to the audi-
ence in the one (billing gallery • complete view of
the nage. The flips of the two thilling gallery will
Itte. convened into private boles. and the whole of the
third tier of boxes is to have an additional fiat. The
ikwpainting of the andien4 part of the honk. will
pollifsittore variety and brilliancy of colouring. and
tbaldies are tn'be lip op on a fylletn 14/0414t Id
diii adoptcd Pit die at raw'