Star.
London, England, 1820-11-04 00:00:00

THEATRE.

CciireNT-Gnanzw.—Miss M. TREE, who ha.S.beell
sometime absent from the Stage, in consequence
of indisposition, re-appeared last night as Lucinda,
in the Comedy of Errors. She was received with great
favour, and sung with her.usual sweetness. Her tones,
or rather her execution, seemed in a few instances just
perceptibly impaired, perhaps from the length of tune
during which her voice must have been in a great
measure unexercised. Miss GREENE'S voice improves
considerably; it becomes more refined and full-toned,
with the increase pf her practice on the Stage. The
Play was followed by a Farce in.one Act, called The
Rendezvous, which was acted with great eclat a. the
Lyceum. The last Entertainment was the French Bal-
let, called La File snal gardee. The Overture and -
music are pretty; and the dancing of LACHOUQUE and
Mademoiselle EtasA was much applauded.

Yesterday, being the Anniversary of the Birth-day
of the Princess SOPHIA, the Duchess of GLOUCESTER
and Princess AUGUSTA went to the temporary resi-
dence of her Royal Highness, at Fauconberg House,
in George-street, Hanover-square, as did the Duchess
of CLARENCE. to pay their affectionate respects upon
the return of the Princess's Natal Day. Prince Leo-
polar and the Duchess of KENT caine to London,
from Claremont, for the same purpose. A number
of private friends of the Princess Soper,* paid their
respects to her Royal Highness npon the occasion.
The Duchess of KENT afterwards visited the Duchess
of CLARENCE during the remainder of the day, at
her residence, in the King's Palace, St. James's.
The Princess AUGUSTA drank tea and spent Thurs-
day evening with the Princess SOPHIA, at Faucon-
berg House.
Yesterday Lord Illst.vtux gave a dinner to a large
party of the Peers, at his house at the Admiralty.
Yesterday Earl GROSVENOR entertained a large
party of the Peers, at his house in Upper Grosvenor-
street.

Yesterday the Earl and Countess of DERBY gave
a dinner to the Earl and Countess of FORTESCUE,
the Earl of ROSSLYN, Lord and Lady KING, and a
select party of distinguished personages, at their house
in Grosvenor-square.
Yesterday the Duke of MowrnosE and Lady C.
GRAHAM entertained the following distinguished •
personages with a dinner, at their house, in Grosve-
nor-square:
The Marquis of Lothian, Earl of Courtown, Earl of Home,
Lord and Lady Montague' Colonel and Lady E. Steele, Earl
of Powis, Lord Suffield, -the Bishop of Worcester, the Lord
. Chief Baron, Lord St. Helen's, Lord Dynevor, the Earl of
Whitworth, Earl of Lonsdale, Earl Bathurst, Earl of Winch&
sea, Lord ltcdesdale, Sir William Scott, and Mr. Hales.
Thursday, the Duchess of MONTROSE left Chel-
tenham, on a visit to Lord and Lady Cuve, at Powis
Castle, Montgomeryshire.
The Marquis of GRAHAM left Buchanan, in Scot-
land, last week, and is now on a visit to Lord and
Lady CLIVE, at Powis Castle.
FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

Lord Cranbourn, from Hatfield.
The Countess of Westmeath, in St. James's-place, from a tour.
Ilon. Mr. Pelham, at his father's, Ld.Yarborougb's, from ditto.
Captain and Mrs. Fielding, in Sackville-street, from France.
Lady Nicholson, at Blake's Hotel, Jermyn-street, from the
Continent. _ _

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The Hon. Major Saekville, at Gunton's Hotel, Albemarle.
street, from Brighton.
W. 11. Hare, Esq. at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, from
the Contineni; Mr. and Mrs. Rowley, at ditto, from a tour.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown, at the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-street,
from a tour. _ _ _ _ _ _ _

• General Ward, at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street, (ram Ire-
land ; Rev. Mr. King, at ditto, from the Continent.
General Grosvenor, from a tour.
Robert Wellesley, Esq. at St. James's-place, from Brighton.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris, at their residence in Baker-street, from
Colonel Powers's seat, Brookfield House, Teignmouth, Devon.
DEPARTURES.

Lord and Lady. Cavendish, to their seat in Surrey.
lAmd and Lady Nugent, to their seat, Lilleys, Bucks.
Sir Davidge Gould, from Blake's Hotel, Jerrnyn-atreet, to his.
seat in Herts.
Mr._and Mrs. Stuart, from ditto; to Hastings, Sussex.
Mr. and Mrs. Lane Fox, from Thomas's. Hotel,. Berkeley.
square, to their seat in YOrkshire.
Sir John and Lady Shelley, to hfadersfield Park, Sussex.
Right Hon. Charles and Mrs. Long, to Bromley-hill, }Cert.
ADDRESSES TO THE QUEEN;--The following No.

tice has been issued from Brandenburgh HoUse, dated
November 3, and signed by the Hon. KEPPEL CRAVEN
and Sir W. `TELL, Vice-Chamberlains to the QUEEN
" Some misunderstanding having arisen respecting the pre. •
sentation of Addresses, we are commanded to state, that- it is
not the intention of her Mavens to decline receiving Addresses
for the future, nor her wish to check that ebullition of respect
and attachment 'which has been so universally manifested by the
People, and which is so highly gratifying to the feelings a her
Msassrr. Her MAJIMI, aware of the great inconvenience
such numerous bodies of people must experience in waiting upou .
her, on account of the lateness of the season, and the distance of
Brandenburgh House from the Metropolis, will continue to re-
ceive Addresses by small Deputations only. An early day will
be named for her MAIISTIA receiving the numerous Addresses
already voted, and not presented on Monday last."
The King's Head lan, in Matlborough, having
undergone considerable alteration ,and improvement,
the proprietor resolved to change the sign, and. to
erect in its place. a head of her Majesty the QuEzN.
Accordingly on Tuesday last, the old sign was taken
down, and the favourite one erected. To celebrate
the event, and to evince their attachment to her MA.
JESTY'S cause, a numerous and respectable company.
of Gentlemen sat down to an excellent dinner, pro.
vided for the occasion. The cloth being retrieved,
many appropriate toasts were drank, and some ex-
cellent songs sung, and the day was spent with the
utmost harmony and conviviality. The town was en-
livened by the bells of St. Mary's Church, which rang
merrily the whole afternoon, while a neat flag wavel
majestically on the top of that ancient structure.
A Coroner's Inquest was held on Thursday night,
on the body of Mary AneElderson, the woman whom
we stated to have been killed in an affray in Doier.
street. 'Verdict—" Died through the bursting of a
blood vessel, caused by extreme irritation."
Monday night, at twelve o'clock, a fire broke out
on the premises of Messrs. STRUT; at Belper, is
Derbyshire, which consumed and damaged a great
quantity of cotton-wool, stowed together in the open
air. The cause of the fire is not yet discovered, '
BOSTON, OCTOBER 7.
We are authorized to state, that the Portuguese
Government of St. Michael's (Asores)'have reduced
the duties from' 24 to 13 per cent, *ad valerew on'
American productions, and will restore the difference
of 11 per cent. to all such as will make. their claims
appear good : also that no vessel in future will be
molested under the quarantine restrictions, provided
their crews are in perfect health, a cleap bill of health
being a certain passport.

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