Star.
London, England, 1828-04-23 00:00:00

•RUIVALS.

Her Grace the Duchess of Wellington, at Apsley Horse ; Lord
and Lady Stafford. at Fentim's lintel; the Duke 4111.1 Duchess of
Manchester, in Park lane ; the Gnomes of GiellgAil, IN Grosve-
nor square; the Dowager Lady Cawdor, in Berkeley squire ;
Sir T. and Lady Drake, in Piccadilly ; Mark Nlithatik, M.P.
anti Lady Augusta blilliank. ui iltuton street. from Tutor Hall,
Yorkshire; Sir John atoi Lady Nichol', in Bruton stregt. from a
tour; Mr. Mimes and family, in Devonshire-place, from Hastings,
Susses ; Mr. George Vivian, in Portland.; lace ; the Itcv. Junes
Kevill and Mrs. Myles, on Richmond Hill. from Croft Cattle,
Herefordshire ; Lord 3lotitague, at the Deniers Hotel, Berner*.
street, front the Grove, Beactstufield ; 'Thomas Season, Em. Mrs.
lesson, and the Misses Jesson, at ditto, from their seat, Hill Park,
&vett Oaks, Kent; J. W. K.arle. IC.q at ditto, from Leamington;
William Bridgeman, E.q. at ditto, trims. Frognune, Gloucester;
Wm. Ripley, En. and Mts. Ripley, at Marshal Thompson's liotelr
Cavendish-square; Mrs. Leigh and Mins Cintrell, at ditto; Gen.
Brown and .1. Brown, at ditto ; .1. Whitfield, Req. at ditto;
George Johnston, P.m. at ditto; J. Hammond, EM. at ditto ; Sir'
Wm. Reauchant Proctor, Bart. at the Brunswick I leitel, Jermiti.
street; the Rev. Mr. Elmsford, at ditto, from Ireland ; Jaime*
Currry, Esq. at ditto, from Ireland ; Hun. Mr. and Mrs. Westeura,
at ditto, from Shrubs Hill; the Rev. Thomas Lane Full. at Cook's
Hotel, Alb eau rle-st rev t , from Yorkshire.

The Duchess of GLucce.Teet and the Princess SOPHIA
visited the Ptitteess Atrium. yesterday. Ihr Royal Highness
passed ratbrr a better night on Monday night. and seas considersd
by ber surdisal attendants to be bettet yesterday.

The Dike and Duchess .1 CLARIsCE honnured the
performance of KEAN, ill Ificlutrd the Third, at Covent Ga►den
Theatre, on Monday evcning, vent+ Omit letv,:oce.

Prince Leg' WILD :in ere ar hi, residence. Mleribnin•}gh
House, Patina!, yesterday afternoon, from his seat at Claremont.

P ince LIEV't N. the Itts—i An Ambassador, h 4d a long
conference with the Hoke of Wswiso/ny yesterday at the Treasury.
His Excellency was afterwards engaged for a considerable time with
the Earkof Doings', at the Foreign Office, lhiwnlng-stccst.
Ptince Pluosac. the French Ambassador, ha 1 in-
terviews y 4 vrrday with the Duke of Watosorom and the Earl of
Motu, at the Fo-.ign Office.

Baron th,tsow. the Pru<siAn Minister, anJ Mr Car.
neunex, the ?liui•rer from the Manse Towns, trammed buriness
yesterday at the Office of the &emery of State for Forel3n Affsirs.
A meting of tf,e Cabinet Ministe:s took p 1 sce
Tetley morning at she Office of she Board of Trade. Am►nng those
prawns weir. the Duke nt Wellington, Nit. Secretary reel, Mr.
Secretary fluNiir-ois, Mr. Ch.trle4 Grant, the Chancellor of the
Exehetiner, and Lord 11.sley. The Gortrnor and Deputy Go
venom of the 13111 k Of England were .admitted at the niteth.s.

The IE%II At DVDLI Y transacted business )esterda)
with tbr Duke of %V st.t.tacrow.

The tievetnne and Deputy Governor of the Bank of
Fogleild had an interview yesterday with the CHAscicisoa of the
EICH&QUIII, at the T-rasury.

The Meindiat** Concert at the Ft eemasons' Hall yes-
terday morning was very writ attended. BRAIISSII, SIISCLAIS,
K TA 1(.1.014. XialtsrllS 14.110 N. Miss F. ATION, Nils%
GRANT, Miss lIUGUIS. Miss WATIVIN, and atlidrme BRANSIFILLA,
sung a variety of songs, duet., Ete. In their best style; and the
whole perforntmee went off with great eclat.

NfAcnrApy performed hi. well kw-Iwo part of Vir-
ginias on Monday last, at the English Theatre in Paris, being the
last tirue but one IA his appearance there.

Lord SHERBURNE entertained a distingiti,hed party,
to ditater yesterday, at his house in Lower Grusvenot-street.
The Countess of Essex had a card petty yesterday
evening, at her hoes* in Hill-street, Berkeley-square.
A. Nlorvracu,E q. %on of the Chancery Barrister, has
been appointed Attorney-General for New South Wake.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the E <at
India [louse, when the ships Malcolm and Hercules, taken up for
Bengal, were appointed to touch at Madras ; to he afloat on the
39th instant, and sail from Gravesend at the expiration of 10 days
front that period.
FUNERAL or COUNTESS NeLsorr.—The remains of
this Lady were interred yesterday in the cemetery beneath St.
Paul's Cathedral. As the clock struck eleven, the procession, con-
sisting of a hearse and six, followed by two mourning coaches. the
carriages of the deceased, and her son-in-law, Lord BRIOVOAT. with
1 another private carriage, drew op at the western door, at which it
was met by the officiating Clergyman, the Rt v. Mr. KNAPP. The
coffin' which was covered with crimson velvet, was preceded by a
mute bearing an Earl's coronet on a crimson cushion, and was fol.
lowed by Lord Butur.ax, Messrs. MATCHAX and Yoram, nephews
of the deceased, and Lord NILLSON'S Solicitor, wearing crape scarves
—two females, apparently domestics, in deep mourning, closing the
train. After the appointed Psalm and Lesson, which were read in
the small Chapel on the left of the entrance, the procession again
moved to the vaults, where the body was filially deposited in a brick
grave, on the south side of the late Lord Nataori's tomb, and between
it and that which contains the remains of his gallant companion in
arms, Laid Cotaanovecson. The whole was conducted in the most
private manner, and very few spectators were attracted. 11cr
Ladyship was the wife of tbe Hight Ron. and Um WHAAAN Earl
jf sup*, so mated after the decease of kis illustrious brother.
The ruins of the New Brunswick Theatre, it appears,
are likely to be still the subject of a contest. The King
claims for the deodand—the Ground Landlord, it is
said, also claims—and in consequence of the bankruptcy
of Mr. Carruthers, Mews. Barnes and Thornton, the
auctioneers, have been valuing the snatch& and pro.
pettiest by order or the Commissioners.