Star.
London, England, 1817-10-22 00:00:00

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Tlitdinaer party at the Pavilion yesterday con,
slated of the REGENT, Lord WILLIAM GORDON. Sir
WILLIAM Karen, Sir BENJAMIN SLEOMEIELG, Sir
EDMUND NAGLE, Colonel Tnotoros, Mr. Nuotor,
and Mr. Lulls~ A Concert followed; the selection
was sacred.

The weather to-day,lbough very told, has afforded
a pleasant contrastto chat of yesterday. The REGENT'
accompanied by Sir BANJANIN BLOOMFIELD, was on
horseback towards tw•o o'clock, passing up North-
street for the Downs and Cliff westward. Rain coming
on, his Royal Highness returned soon after four, at
a brisk gallop, reaching the- stable entrance by the
North street route, in an opposite direction, the new
road and Church-street. His Royal Highness, during
his equestrian airing to-day, was dressed in a blue mi-
litary coat, and appeared in excellent health.

PRINCESS CII.IRLOT7'L OF COBOURG.

CLAREMONT, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21.

Up to four o'clock this afternoon, her ROYAL HIGH-
NEES remains well. She still continues to take her
daily moderate exercise of riding in a low vehicle,
and occasionally walkingoattended by her illustrious
Consort, whose unvarying and affectionate attention
is truly exemplary.
In these varied excursions, Prince LricaPow is ex-
tremely fond of shooting, and ht is considered an
excellent marksman. In the indulgence of this diver-
sion, her ROYAL Humans invariably accompanies
his Stases HIGHNESS through their domlins, some-
times walking and riding by his side ; and it may
be truly said, diat they pass their lives in one conti-
nued series of reciprocal interchange of kind offices.
The illustrious Pair live at Chaumont in the most
delightful retirement. The country and the situation
abound in charms to please the eye and gratify the
contemplative mind.

FIVE O'CLOCK, P. U.

This morning, after breatfast, the Princess CHAR-
Lorre and Prince Ltroeoto walked in the delightful
pleasure grounds attached to their mansion-huuse.
The Paixcess, a little before twelve o'clock, en-
tered her small open chaise, drawn by a pony, and
rode in different parts of the Park, attended by her
principal groom. It affords every one here very
great pleasure to know that her Royal Highness is
enjoying most excellent health, and is in very high
spirits. Every person whose attendance is deemed ne-
cessary to be present at the twat:lowa of her Royal
Highness, which is very shortly expected to take place,
are in attendance; except the Privy Councillors.
DOZE AND DUCHESS OF GLOUCESTER.

• warsioevir, OCTOMItI
The annual diversions of this town took place in
our Bay and Sands on Monday last. Thousands of
'spectators flocked to the Esplanade, to witness the
rowing matches, and the hcrse and pony racing, all
of which afforded most excellent sport. Their Koyal
Highnesses the Dukeond Duchess of GLouoarren,
with their accustomed condescension, joined in the
promenade, and viewed the first race, highly to the
gratification of the surrounding multitude, assembled
fm all parts of the County. After which his Royal
Highness, attended by his Aides-de‘Camp, rode to
Bineousbe Downs, and returned to the King's Lodge
to dinner, to which Mr. PAWS% and a select party of
Gentlemen, were invited.
On Friday the Duke and Duchess returned from
a visit to Charborough, the seat of Mr. Da*: Gaos
tretion. The Duty. on Wednesday and Thursday.
shot over this Gentleman's estates, and the whole of
the Royal Guests, as well as several persons of dis-
tinction in the county, invited to meet them, were
most sumptuously entertained.
Saturday Governor PENN gave a grand fete.chem-
petre to the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER,
the whole of their suite, and many of our fashion-
ables, at Penntylvania Castle, in the island of Port-
land. The Royal Visitors were received under a
salute of ill guns, and with every distinguished
mark of respect due to their exalted rank. All the
friendly societies, the different companies of quarry-
men, surrounded by groupes of females attired with
neatness and simplicity, were asseniMed, ..nd formed
a moat interesting processioa, parading with colours
flying. drums beating, and music playing the national
air ot .64 God save the King," the populace returning
it with loyal and joyous stcalarratiose. At two o'clock
the whole party sat down to tables spread with the
most delicate viands, and a profusion of the choicest
fruits and winos that could please the eye or gratify
the taste.

At four o'clock der-ring commenced with qua-
drilles and waltzing. On this occasion Governor
Pawl, for the first time these twelve years, took the
lead with Miss "Yammer, and kept tripping it with'
lively spirit till sit ce'clock, enlivened by the Portland
Band. Among the company we particularly noticed,
Lkiat. Colonel and Mrs. Cuttidlo, Major and Mrs. Howard,
and the Field Officers of the end Lancers Captain Henderson
and principal gfecers of Ids Majesty's ship tigris, Mt. Ure,
M P. Mr, Richardson, M.P. Hon. Mrs. Clasen. Mrs. and the
Misses Richardson, r. and Mrs. C. Buxton; Captain Baker,
R. N. Misses Rater, Mrs. Mundy, Rev. Mr. Mrs. and Miss
Poole, Mr. and Mrs. Bower, Captain Henry, Mr. E. Henning,
Mr. Yerbury, Mrs. and Misses Wheatley, Ste.
Their Royal Hignesses in the afternoon embraced
the opportunity of viewing the Light-houses, aod
every other oblect of curiosity in the island.—Sunday ,
the Duke and Duchess attended Divine Service at
Melcombe Church. The Rev. Mr. Ronnie, a young,
Clergyman, and native of this town, preached
most eicellentdiscourse from St. John, ch. 3, v. 28 and
29. After service her Royal Highness walked on the
Esplaaade, and it is with much pleasure that we have
witnessed the recovery of our amiable visitor in so
short a time.