Star.
London, England, 1819-04-05 00:00:00

PEDFSTRIANISn

Crisp arrived at the Caatle Inn, Dover, on Satoh:ay n:ght. at
half past 'nine, and started again for town, at half rust tivo, 1,r4-
terday morning, in apparently good spirits.

Saturday, the six Arabian horses, brought to Ports-
mouth, as a present to the PftweE REGErr, from the
Dry of ALGIERS, were sent off to London.
. Positive information has been received from the
Duke and Duchess of Kasr, stating that their Royal
Highnesses may be expected in town on or about the
20th instant, for the purpose of her Royal Highness's
accouchentent. They are now on their way hither.
Tuesday morning, her Grace the Duchess of LEIN-
ATER was safely delivered of a
.son, at his Grace's
house in Butland-square, Dublin. The infant being
the presumptive heir of the house of Leinstet takes
the title of Marquis of KiLDAN.E.
• Lord BISCTIVE will shortly load to the Hymeneal
Altar the rich and accomplished Miss' WlEmixx,
every preparation being finally settled for the happy
event.

• It is expectei that Lord JOIIN CAMP/SETS
shortly load to-the Hymeneal Altar the beautiful and
accomplisjaed Lady HARRIETT NEVILLE, only daugh.
LET of the Earl of ABEROAVENNY. ,
LORD STET/NET-AND LADY EMILY VANE TEMPEST.
-This long-talked of union has taken place it last.
On Saturday evening, at the residence of the Countess
Of ANTRIM,• ih • Benton-street, Berkeley4qtrafe, the'
kappy bridegroom led the blooming bride Au the'
hymeneal altar, precisely. at nine o'clock. The etre-
:Remy was performed, by special. icense, by Dr. Per.:
HA:4, • Lard Bishop of Exeter. The Duke of WEL-
LINGTON gave the Lady away, and Miss LIDDELL had
the honour of being selected'as the principal bride's
made. Th.: front drawing-room was chosen for the
prpose, arid therein wer, pw-ent about eighty per-
sons of fashion, among whom were—
rriaoe Prul E.tcrhazy, Dachess Weilingtoc, Earl of Ater-
Zero, Earl of Strathmore, Viscount ;aid focomitero Castlereagh,
Earl and Counters of llesborough, Marquis. and Marchionescof
Camden and the Ladies Pratt; Sir Benjamin Illoornhild, Lord
Cianwilliam Sir George Murray, Lord aril Lalv liarnard,
Wood, Lady Caroline Paulet, Slr Thon:as and Lady. Liddell,
• Mr. and Mrs. Welksley Pole. Himont-41a, and Rev. Garrard
Wellesley, Mrs.. Cooke, the tice-Ciraliceilor, Lord and Lady
Nennamon ::id Mr. Macdonald.
The bride was dressed in a superb robe of Brussels
lace, and looked very interesting.
At half-past ten a new travelling chariot Craceedlnr,ly neat)
arrived from Liquorpond-strert, and, with four horses, the newly
married couple setoff for North Cray, in Kent, (Lord and Lady
Casdercagh's villa,) to pass the Honeymoon.
All the Gentlemen present were in full dress, wear-
ing all their stars and orders. Lady CAsttEREAGH,'
among the meteors, appeared in a Spanish hat of black
velvet, ornamented with pearls, and a plume of white
feathers.—The servants of the house wore superb live-
ries of crimson, richly ornamented with. gold lace.
Immediately after the crim. con: trial of GWYNN v.
GWYNN, on the I.sth ult. C. CORNWALL, Esq. of Moc-
cas Court, waited upon the defendant, with a chal-
lenge from Lord HEREFORD, and stated that his Lord.
' ship had resolved to exposU him in every possible way,
After some delay, the defendant named as second J.
J. M. GooDERE; of Llindovery, who, however, on
the 27th, informed Mr. CORNWALL that he had ad-
Vised the defendant not to meet Lord HEREFORD.
Mr. CORNWALL then read to Colonel GWYNN his
Lordship's • address " to the Gentlemen of Carmar-
thenshire," exposing the defdat's conduct and
posted two copies of the address n against the Town.
hall and Castle Ina, at Llandovery.
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The Earl and Countess Or 'BREADALBANE gave
grand entertainment on Saturday, to the Marquis and
Marchioness of BUCKINGHAM, the Marquis and Mar-
chioness of TWEEDALE, the Earl TEMPLE, Mr. GREW!
viLLE, and a large party of fashionables, at their
house in Parkslane.
Lady CAMPBELL STEWART, a relative of the Eng-
lish Ambassador, died on Monday in Paris, almost
suddenly. Her obsequies, which were attended by
a great number of foreigners of distinction, were cele-
brated On Wednesday, in the church of St. Vincent
de Paul.
A sheep, the property of Mr. Dawson, of Fratling-
hall, Esser, a few days ago yeaned four lambs, all of
which are in a healthy state, and likely to arrive at
maturity. This prolikoanimal brought forth the same
number in the corresponding month of the last year.
THE PA RE. —Yesterday presented the fullest caval-
cade the season has yet produced. About four o'clock
every Fashionable in Town was there ! and the
Equestrian field never presented a more diversified
.or animated picture,--among the most distinguished
WEIR the Duke of WELIANGTON, Prince ESTERNAZY,
Doke of ARG YL L, the Marqu s
iof iNGLZSEA and his
daughtirs, tUe Ladies Etozr,