Star.
London, England, 1821-07-12 00:00:00

ARRIVALS.

Admiral Sir James Sainuirtz, Bart. in Lower Brook-street,
from a tour.

Lord Nugent, from Norfolk.
At Need's Hotel, Lower Grosvenor-street :—W. H. Hannier,
Esq. from Bucks; Temple West, Esq from a tour; James
Fitzgerald, F-sq. from Paris.
At the Chrendon Hotel, Bond-street:—General Sir Alexan-
der Mackenzie, Bart. from Paris ;• Prince de liatsfeklt, and
suite, from the Prussian Court, to attend the Coronation.
At the Pulttney Hotel, Piccadiliy :—His Excellency Lord
Stewart, Lady Stewart, and suite, • from Vienna, to attend the
Coronation; Mr. and Mrs. P.erker, and the ;tlisses Brookes,
from Paris P • Mr. and Lade Georgina Nivette, from Earl Lucan's
seat, near Sr.dnes • Mrs. Tisdale, from Brighton.
At Hodgson's hotel, lamer-street : —Mr. and Mrs. Lowther
Thompson, and family, from Basis; the Misses Johnston, from
Leicestershir e.

At Blake's Hotel, Army's-street :—Egerton Leigh, Esq. and
Miss Leigh, from Bognor.
At Kirkham 's lintel, Lower Brook-street :—Commi,sioner
Brigg, and Captain Haggeston, from New South Wales; H.
Hoiwick, Esq. from Oxford ; E. Nlorris, Esq. from Herts.

DEPARTURES.
The Countess of Powis, on a visit to the Duke and Duchess
of Northumberisnd, at Sion House. _

Lord and Lady Clive and family, for Cornwall.
Lady Jones and family, fur Worthing House, Hants.
Earl Temple, to his father's, the Marquis of Buckingham,
at Stowe.
From the Pulteney Hotel, Piccadilly: Mr. and Mrs. Rice
and family, for Dean's Court, Kent.
From Hodgson 's Hotel, Dover-street : the Hon. Captain
Moore, for Ireland.
From the Brunswick House Hotel, Hanover-square : John
York, Esq. for Yorkshire.
From Kirkham's Hotel, Lower Brook-street: Hon. General
Grosvenor, fur Richmond; Hon. Mrs. Grosvenor, fur South-
ampton; Sir Edward Baker, Bart. for Kent; Lady Elizabeth
Baker, for Devonshire; Rev. Thomas an," Sirs. Levitts, for
their seat near Litchfield ; Mrs. G. Clarke and family, for
Northamptonshire.

Prince LEOPOLD and a number of distinguished
characters dined yesterday with Mr. DENT, at his
house in May-fair.
Most of the Cabinet Ministers dined yesterday with
Mr. BoarssoN, the Treasurer of the Navy, at his
house in Somerset-place.
The Duke of SUSSEX, as Grand Master of the Ma-
sons, goes down to Weymouth to lay the foundation
of the new Bridge to be built there, assisted by the
four Members of that Borough.
The Marchioness of LONDONDERRY gives a magni-
ficent dejeten6 a la fourchette and, fete champetre, to-
morrow, at North Cray. Her Ladyship has been there
some days directing the arrangements, which are on
a very extensive scale.
A carp, weighing twenty-two pounds, was taken on
Friday last, in a pond at Newton Park, Somerset, the
seat of GORE LANGTON, Esq.
Mr. RARRIS is in treaty with Madame CATALAN'
to sing the next season at Covent-Garded Theatre.—
The terms offered this pre-eminent singer are liberal.
The two popular Books of the Hundred Wonders of
the World, and the Wonders of the Heavens, are won-
ders in every sense. Of the first, above twenty thou-
sand copies have been sold in three years; and of the
Wonders of the Heavens, above two thousand in the
first month since its publication.
WATER COLOUR PAINTINGS.—A large Collection
of the most faithful and highly-finished Copies from
the Old Masters, will form Prizes in TONKINS'S Pic-
TUItS LOTTERY, which is on the eve of Drawing, and
which also contains sets of several of the grandest
Works ever published.
SACRED MUSlC.—Yesterday, by permission of the
Rector and Church %% ardens, there was a grand Se-
lection of Sacred Music performed at Christ Church,
Sldtalfields, for the exclusive benefit of that excellent
Institution the Spitalfields National Free Schools, for
the gratuitous education cf the children of the poor,
under the patronage of his Royal Highness the Duke
of YORK, which proved very productive.
A virus. Issmacz or SUDDEN Derrn.—Yesterday evening, Mr.
Atkinson, of Parker-street, Drury-lane, had a patty of friends
at his house to spend the evening. He partook of tea with them,
apparently in good health and spirits, after which he quitted
them for the purpose of feeding his horse in a stable adjacent to
the house, but remaining longer than was expected. they becan e
alarmed, and a female, named Clew, proceeded to the stable,
where she found hhn lying on his back, a corpse. A medical
gentleman was sent for, but all attempts were useless to restore
assirration,