Star.
London, England, 1827-05-14 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.

Earl and Countess of Carysfort, and the Ladies Prgby, in Upper.
Grosvenor-street ; the Ladies Berkeley, In Spring-gardens; Lady
Anstruther, in Chapel-street ; Lord Alien, in North Audley-street ;
Sir George Staunton, Bart. In Devonshire-street, from the Conti.
mint; Sir Samuel Fludyer, Bart. and the Misses Fhidyer, in Cunt.
►erland place, (rem their seat in Suffolk ; Captain Anatutber, its
Chapel-street ; Viscountess .Allen, In Lower Grosvenor-street;
Lady Affieek, in South-street; Col. Arnott, in Regent-street, from
Dublin; the Ladies Beresford, in Upper Harley-street; Hes. Wm.
and Miss Bligh, in Half Moon-street; Major Demigod, in Regent-
street ; Capt. Bertiegin Clarges-street ; Dowager LadyChetwynd and
Miss Chetwynd, in Portugal-street; Mr. anti Mrs. Cholmondeley,
in Great Cumberland-street; Lady Harriet Villiers, at the Countess

of Clarendon's, in North Audley-street ; Sir Charles Henry Coote
and Lady Coote, in Connaught-place; Earl and Countess of Clop-
mien, and Ladies Harriet and Elizabeth Scott, in Upper Brook-
street ; Lady Louisa Dawson and Lady Anna Maria Dawson, in
Chules-street, Berkeley-square ; Lady and Miss De Boos, in Park-
street; Sir James Grant Suttle, Bart. and Miss Softie, at Cook's

Hotel, Albemarle-street, from Scotland; Miss Chichester. at do.
frost Arlington, Devonshire; Mrs. and Miss Brandling, at Heroes
Hotel, Clifford and Cork Streets, frown Goawell Park ; Lord and
Lady Huntingdeld, at ditto ; General Chowne and Mrs. Chowne,
at ditto; and Mr. and Lady Anne Coke, at Dudley Grove.

THE PARK.

Hyde Park has not been so Nil for a lota series of years as it was

yesterday.
Tug FASMONL—The fineness of the day brought out the fashions
In colours of infinite variety. The grass green seemed to take t►e
lead for robes, trimmed down the front with embroidery resembling
laurel leaves. _

The new carriages are painted dark green, or brown—the mould-
lap, &c. are of yellow metal.
The cavalcade extended, three deep, nearly around the Park.
—The pedestrians °coupled every other space. The day was WU-
Uantly fine.

The Marquis of LANSDOWN had an interview with
Mr. CANNING OD Saturday.
Prince LIEVIN, the Russian Ambassador, visited .
Mr. Carmine yesterday.
Yesterday the NEAPOLITAN MINISTER transacted
business with Viscount DODLIff and WALD.
Yesterday the Duchess of KENT, and the Princesses
Viceosta and Papoose, attended Divine Service in the Private
Chapel in the King's Palace, Kensington.
Yesterday Mr. PEEL gave a grand dinner to a number
of distinguished personages. Among them were the Dukes of
Wellington, Montrose, Newcastle, Dorset, and Rutland ; Mar-
quisses of Londonderry and Salisbury; Earls of Westmorland,
Bathurst, and Eldon; Viscount Melville, Lord Fitzroy Somerset,
Sir Henry Hardioge, Sir Charles Wetherell, Mr. W. Peel, Mr. G.
Davison' &c.
The Lords of the Privy Council had a meeting at the
Council Office on Saturday morning, at half-past ten o'clock. The
Ma f the Hosts attended the meeting for the first time, as
did also Lord PLUSES?: The other Lords present were Lord
Henze, Sir Goss Cromer, and Mr. Huns' Hums. Their Lord-
ships were occupied till half-past four o'clock hearing appeals. I.nrd
B left the meeting at one o'clock to attend a Cabinet Council.
His AIAJESTY, during his present stay at St. James's,
has several times visited Buckingham Palace, and suggested several
alterations in the arrangement of those apartments which are
specially intended for the transaction of affairs.
This day his Royal Highness the LORD HIGH AD-
mutat. inspected the Dock-yard and ships at Woolwich. It is un-
derstood to be the intention of the Duke of Claremore' to visit all
the ports and naval establishments during the present summer.
Thursday, Rear-Admiral Sir E. W. C. It. OWEN was
nanimously re-elected M.P. for the town and port of Sandwich;
after which election, an Address from the Mayor; Jurats, and
Commonalty, was also unanimously voted to his Royal highness
the Duke of Cusaattca, congratulating him on his appointment to
the office of Lord High Admiral of Great Britain, which Address
is to be presented by the gallant Admiral and his worthy colleague,
Joann M , Esq.
THE KING.—A requisition, most respectably signed,
has been presented to the Magistrates of Greenock, for calling a
meeting of the inhabitants to address his Majesty, on the occasion
of the appointment of the new Administration.
According to the usual custom, consequent on a New
. Administration, there is to be S new creation of Peers. The fol-
lowing wealthy individuals, are anumpt the persons named for this
distinguished honour :—Mr. ALLIALOSS, ISAILIDO, Mr. WATTS
Russets., Lord Servos Mr. Poems*, Sir Tuomas ACLAND. Sir
Gamma Wastrtinea„ Servos,
Hussies, and that steady and nine:-
ible Patriot, Mr. Coes, of Norfolk.
Sir HEN HY Cooxe, the confidential friend of the Mar.
quis of Hamiroan, and who forms a part of the suite of the Noble
Marquis, in his Eztraoodinary Embassy to the Emperor of Russia,
has recently taken his departure for the Continent, for the purpose
of preparing the necessary arrangements for the comfort of his
Noble Patron, by the time that he arrives.
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MR. Peic:—Thursday a Meeting of the Clergy,
Gentry, Yeomen, and Inhabitants rf Tamworth and its vicinity,
was held at the King's Arms Inn, in that borough, for the purpose
of votiag an address to the Right Hen. Roam Past., on hir retiring
from office, and thus, by skewing their respect, do honour to their
illustrious townsman: The Meeting was numerous and highly
respectable, and a complimentary address to the Right Hon. Gen-
tleman war unanimously agreed to.

STERN e, it may be suppo.ed, was no great favourite
with Dr. Jousts/is+, and a Lady once ventured to ask the Doctor how
be liked Yorick's sermons ? " I know nothing about them, :Madam,"
was his reply. But some time afterward, forgetting himself, he
severely censured them; and the Lady observed, " I understood
you to say, Sir, that you had never read them ?' "N. Madam , I
did read ih..m, but it was in a asap-coach t I should not have even
looked at them had I been at large."
The hue Dr. BAILLIII, when in the hurry of great
business, when in his day's work, as he was used to say, amounted
to 17 hours, was sometimes rather irritable, and betrayed a want
of temper in hearing the tiresome details of an uninipoi tent story.
After listening with torture to a presing account from a Lady, who
ailed so little that shv w.*, going to the Opera tbac evening, be bad
happily escsped.from tlie r is, when he was urgently requested ro
step up ,tairs :it was to a-k lion whether, on her return Irons tb,
Opera, •he might rat .once oysters? " lies, Nla'am,"said 13,soLust
1 shell* and al.."— 2 :ir Gol,:-Idrodeuf Cane.