Star.
London, England, 1820-06-06 00:00:00

THE. QUEEN'S ARRIVAL IN TOWN.

We are as yet, att the time of our going to press,'
unable'to announce that event in which the Public in-
terest seems, for the moment, so completely absorbed.
--Her MAJESTY is not expected to arrive before four
or Eve o'clock. Since an early hour this morning
the Kent-road has been crowded with vehicles, horse-
men, and pedestrians of every description, anxious
to greet her MAJESTY'S entry into the Metropolis.
It is said, that a large party of Lancers proceeded
through Greenwich early this morning, whose in-
structions were to receive her MAJESTY the moment
they came up with the cavalcade. Among many
other rumours afloat, it is also said, that on the ar-
'rival of her MAJEsrI in town, a general Plumiuna-
don grill take place.

The Parik Papers of Saturday arrived this fore-
noon. They contain no intelligence of importance.—
Five per Cents. Friday, 75fr. 40c.

His MAJESTY has been pleased.to signify his inten-
tion of giving a Fete, at the Palace of Carlton House,
on Friday, the 16th inst.
Yesterday, the Duke of YORK transacted military
business with his MAJESTY, at his Palace in Pall-Mall.
The Duke of CLARENCE visited the KING yesterday.
Yesterday, the Earl of LIVERPOOL and Count
MENsTaft had audiences of his MAJESTY.
The Duke and Duchess of CcAaraica visited the
Princess AUGUSTA yesterday, at her apartments in
the King's Palace, in St. James's Park.
The Duchess of CLARENCE dined with the Duchess
of KENT yesterday, at her apartments in the King's
Palace, Kensington.
The Duke of CLARENCE dined yesterday with the
Military and Naval Service Club.
The Marchioness of SALISBURY'S Converutcione,
on Sunday evening, in Arlington-street, was attended
by upwards of 290 distinguished Fashionables.
The Marquis and Marchioness of BATH have issued
cards of invitation for two entertainments on the 12th
and 14th inst, at their residence, Grosvenor-square.
The Countess Sr. ANTONIO'S Assembly, on Sun-
day evening, in Hanover-square, was attended by
nearly 360 persons of the first distinction and fashion.
Yesterday, Lord and Lady CASTLEREAGH returned
to town from North Cray.
Yesterday, Lady JULIA PETE/ gave a grand dianei
to the Earl and Cajoles* of &lam, and a large
party of distinguished pereOnages, at her house in
Grosvenor-square.
Yesterday, Sir JoaN and Lady Sunritar.u7gave a
grand dinner to the Countess of COVENTRY, Colonel
and Lady COTTON, and a select party of their distin-
guished friends, at their residence in Portland-place.
THE• COUNTESS OP Jaasat's Rout.--Berkeley-
square, and all the adjoining streets, were last night
again almost solely occupied by the carriages of the
Noble Countess's visitors. The interior of the man-
sion presented a blase of splendour ; and a whole
host of fashionables appeared to be there.
Th.l Marchioness of Burt, who has been so often
taken for her MAJEsTY in Paris, and other parts of
the Continent, arrived at the Union Hotel, Dover, at
four o'clock yesterday morning.
The Earl FiTzwo.chist, we are happy to state,
took an airing yesterday in his carriage, in the Parks,
for the first time since his severe indisposition.
MARRIAGES IN HIGH ctre.--Mr. PEEL is to be
married immediately to Miss FLOYD, daughter of
the late General FLOYD. Sir Roster Pam. settles
£12,000 a-year on the bridegroom.—RoaratT Fow-
LER, Esq. eldest son of the Bishop of OSSORY, will
shortly lead to the Hymeneal Altar the eldest
daughter of the Hon. Colonel CREICHTON, and
grand-daughter of the Earl of ERNE.

Tnz Boy Mimic—Extract from a Private Letter
dated Calais, Sunday night :
. .

I saw the lad Aurrot to-dap, and I confess I was a good
deal surprised at his very modest unassuming appearance. You
know well what stories have been industriously propagated as
to the luxurious gad extravagant mode of bringing, up that
much talked of protegi. Judging from these rumours, I was
prepared to see a finical coxcomb, affecting the sirs of rank, to
which he had no pretensions, and bearing himself with the dis-
gusting insolence of an upstart. I was, therefor,-, most agree-
ably disappointed, when I saw a modest lad, remarkably plain
in his dress, of quiet and diffident manners, and altogether con--
ducting himself in a way to command tsteem for his own cha-
racter, and Tor those who have had the forming of it. If other
rumours, which have everywhere been circulated respecting
her Majesty have no better foundation than the thousand-times
repeated tale of this youth having been spoilt under her care,
then she will indeed stand fair in the eyes of the people of Eng-
land. But let us patiently wait for the impartial development
of time beforewe pronounce a judgment."
FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
Colonel Mayne, at his house in Park-street, Grosvenor-square,
from his seat, North-End.
Viscountess Lake, at her house in Curzon-street, May Fair,
from a tour.
Viscount Cliffden, at his house in Hanover-square, from his
seat, Compton House, Somersetskire.
Davies Davenport, Esq. M.P. at his house in Lower Brook.
street, from his seat, Court Gardens, Backs.
Sir Henry Dashwood, Bart. M.P. at his house in Gloucester-
place, from 'his seat in Oxfordshire.
Hon. Mrs. Darner, at her house in George-atreet, Hanover,
square, from her seat in Dorsetshire.
Hon. Mr. Legge, at the Countess ofDirtntouth's house in
Hanover-square, from, tour.
Lawrence Amin, Eaq. M.P. at his house in Hertford-street,
May Fair, from his seat in Yorkshire.
At Gringo's. Hotel, Albemarle-street--.E. J. Littleton, Ess.
31. P. from Brighton.
At the Priam of Saxe-Coburg Hotel, Chiuiei-street, Crone-
nor-square--Lady Beanneld, from Paris; asd.Mre. %ought's,
from a tour.

At the Waterloo Hotel, in Jermyn-street—Sir °harks and
Lady Sophia Kent and family, from their seat in Lbscolasidre.
At Mivan's Hotel, Lower Break-street—Lady KaniiiKe,
from Paris.

At Thom paon's Hotel, Cavendishaquare--CI
Esq. from the Coadoeut i Mr. and Mrs. HO/7.

DEPARTURES.
From Thempoon's Hotel, Caveodish-.guar--Charles
Esq. sod Miss Winn, to Appleby, Lincoinshisell. Banos, Esq.

A large flight of wild geese passed over the wank side of
Richmond Terrace at Bristol, on Friday last, daring the storm,
taking a westerly direction.

L.l' INTELLIGENCE,

.N.m.miwW6

COURT OF RING'S NOTCH, JUNE s.
This morning the Learned Judges found so r•-:uc.%
inconvenience from the noise occasioned by h:i turner,
iog and nailing the platthrm in the Hall, that 0
Master of the Works was ordered to attend 0
Court. Having appeared, he was directed to trzke
arrangements for removing the workmen to the low:::
end of the Hail whilst the Court was. sitting. T;1,
person who attended reqoested an order ►n writine
for the removal of the melt, which was refused.
The noise some time after ceasei, and the Court
proCeeded with questions standing for argument
the peremptory papers.