Star.
London, England, 1821-06-25 00:00:00

ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK.

THIS EVENING. •
The Duke of Rsormtu's Entertainment, St. James's-square.
The klarchiontss of CHOLIWYDIELIteS grand Rout, Cholnion-
deley Ilouse, Piccadilly.
Countess Baowxtow's Quadrille Ball, Cavendish.square.
Mrs. General klittals's Ball, Upper Grosvenor-street.
Mrs. Baza's Rout, Gloucester-place.
Mrs. W* 's Party, Devonshire-place.
Mrs. pore's Rout, Mansfield-street, Cavendish-square.

TO-MORROW.
The Duchess of PORTLAND'S Ball, St. James's-square.
Duke of DEVONSHIRE'S Entertainment, Devonshire House.
Lady Bernet. CODRINGTON'S Ball, I'ark4arte.
Countess Dowager of Comes Party, New Burlington-street
Viscount and Viscountess Gawaviu.a's Entertainment
Bruton-street.
Mrs. LACE GOOSALL'S Ball, Piccadilly.
Rev. F. W. BLOMBERG'S Music Party, Abingdon-street.

W KONESDAY.
The Countess of SaNnwtcu's Party, Dover-street.
Countess Dowager of Cuag's Party, New Burling
Ms. RODW7I.L'S Ball, Gower•street.
ALm At' es Grand Ball.

THURSDAY.

The Duke of DiVONCII IR E'S Party, Devonshire House.
Lord C. 11. CA VENDII.H.S Entertainment, Burlington House.
Viscount and Viscountess GRANVILLE'S Party, Bruton-street.
Countess Dowager of CORI'S Party, New Burlington-street.
Airs. Woonstass's Ball, Montague-square.
Airs. I'. Conssrt's Ball, Bruton-street.

FRIDAY.
Marchioness of lizarroan's Splendid Rout,Manchester-square.
The Earl of CARNAIITON'S Party, Grosvenor-square.
Mrs. General Ciismraosis Ball, Harley-street.
The Countess of SANDWICH'S Party, Dover-street.
The Countess of Essex's Rout, Hill-street, Berkeley-square.
Lady G. H. Csvisnistes Rout, Burlington House.
Lady tlou.sao's Music.'Party, Piccadilly.
SATURDAY.

The Marchioness of LONDONDERRY'S Party after the Opera,
St. Jam( s's-iquare.
The Countess of ARRAN'S Party, Dover-street.

The Princess AUGUSTA dined yesterday with the
Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE.

Yesterday, the Duchess of Gr.oucesTEß and the
Princess SOPHIA visited the Duchess of CLARENCE.

Yesterday, the Duchess of CLARENCE visited the
Duchess of KENT.

Friday night, Prince LEorou) arrived at Marlbo-
rough House, from Clarernont.
Saturday morning, the Duke and Duchess of
CLARENCE left town for Busby Park, and returned in
the evening.
Saturday, Prince LEOPOLD had a numerous grand
dinner party to meet his beloved sister, the Duchess
of KENT. Among the company were—
Tut Duke of Gordon, the Duke and Ducheu of Bedford,
Lord F.ardley, the Earl and Countess of Lonsdale, Lord Low-
ther, Mr. and the Hon. Mrs. Hope, Mr. and Mrs. Watson
Taylor, Lord Saye-and.Sele, &c.
The Duchess of BEDFORD'S Ball, on Friday even-
ing,
in St. James's-square was attended by nearly
300 distinguished fashionables.
The following distinguished persons dined on Sa-
turday with the LORD NIAYOR, at the Mansion-House:

Duke of Sussex, Duke of Gloucester, Lord A. Hamilton,
M.l'. Lord Nugent, bI.P. Mr. Grey Bennett, M.P. Mr. Birch,
M.P. Mr. Denman, M.P. Mr. Michael Angelo Taylor, M.P.
Mr. Ilume, M.P. Mr. Bernal, M.l'. Sir Ronald Ferguson, M.P.
Mr. Monck, M.P. Mr. Alderman Wood, M.P. Mr. Denison,
M.P. Mr. S. Whitbread, M.P. Mr. W. Williams, M.P. Mr.
Buxton, M.P. Sir W. Guise, M.P.

Her MAJESTY intends honouring the Royal Coburg
Theatre with her presence to-morrow evening.
The success which has attended Monsieur ALEX•
ANDRE during his short engagement at the New
Theatre, in King-street, St. James's, is a sufficient
proof of the strong interest he has excited. The
Teatre closes on Saturday next ' • immediately after
which Mr. ALEXANDRE leaves London on his return
to the Continent.

K iNo's THEATRE-11 No=e de Figaro, the charm-
ing Opera of MOZART, was performed at this Theatre
oh Saturday night. The whole performance went off,
with eclat. The House was crowded to excess; every
box displayed its portion of fair and elegant tenantry.
Her Royal Highness the Pi incess AVGUSTA, his Royal
Highness Prince LEOPOLD, and a large portion of the
first classes of Nobility and Gentry graced the splen-
did circles.

ENGLISH OPERA.--Saturday evening, Inkk and
Yarico was performed in a most efficient manner.
Miss KELLY sustained the character of Yarice in her
usual style of excellence. Mr. BARTLEY was a happy
representative of Sir Christopher Curry; not only did
he enforce the techiness and generosity of the old
soldier, but the natural pleasantry of his temper, were,
all in fine keeping with them. The Vampire fol.
lowed, and created as much admiration as on the first
season of its representation. The House was full.

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