Star.
London, England, 1819-04-13 00:00:00

VIE ARAN.

ade, at Gosport, was inspected on
!laza! Lad HOWARD, of Effingham.
excited considerable interest, was
se'nnight, at Gloucester. It was
by Mr. C. DIMLY, Quarter-Master
and Bitton Troop of North So-
Cavalry, against Captain KING; of
for the recovery of the 701. which
the Yeomanry Plate, and which
at the last Bath Races. Plain-
upon the same ground of disqua-
the plate was refused by the Re-
Inquiry, via. the plaintiff not wear-
di ill days.

anent that his Royal highness the
las of late been more seriously af-
it than at any preceding period.
fal Family received letters from
,e sth instant, which brought the
:nee of the Duchess of CLARE CE
aced out of danger on that day.
alarming state of the Duchess had
the Duke as caused him to be in-
ters also state; that the Duchess of',
to young Prince are going on well.
to be a very fine child.
,aster Day, the Duke and Duchess
iad V.vine Service performed at
in the morning by the Rev. Dr.
r. Mr.. CURRY, and afterwards re-
neut. In the evening thei,. Royal
ed Divine Service at St. George's
.square. Yesterday, about twelve
and Duchess left town for Wind-

ne Prirxess AUGUCTA,
Duke of WELLINGTON a-rired at
Hatfield-house, the scat of the
bURY, where his Grace has been on
aesday last. Yesterday, the Noble
•house again, at an early hour, for
to participate in the chace, it being
racing this season. This day, his
at Apsley-house again, and to-
e town for his newly-purchased

tsea, in Hampshire, in order to
and inspect the plan of arrange-
:El on for the new-intended mansion,
,s, whj h are to be there erected.
e,ent occurcs Strathtieldsea-house,
11 is confined with the gout.
,t.....—Major Wood; and Captain nod Mrs
Ariinvou-street, titian their seat in
tsrtacer, at do. from Bath ; Lord and Lady
Ley llotel,,Piecadilly, from hfolton Mow-
? Lt. and Lady Amt Murray, at ditto, from
'arker at ditto, front their seat in Cheshire;
Ihbridr and fkrniiir, ditto.from their
Mr.• anti Mrs. Timperon arid fanny, at
ilir Ja,nc Itanwiett Dart. at
ntL!uare, front his beat in Yorkl.ite; the
of Grafton and. family; at their house In
i, srat, Easton -had, Suffolk,

Carl 211 d Cousitessii ;Ird;viick Avid Ti

l'uttenhanger.fiall, tlerts ; IL Newman,
y, front-irglon's Hotel, Albemarle street,
it.sea • Mr. and Mrs. Long and Basally,
kurrey t. the Countess of Westmeath,
it to the Alarchioness of Salisbury, dining
,:arl of Cathanipton, yesterday, for his scat,
lard Arden, lot Lis seat, Nork; near tp•
cr t, Esq. M.P. for his seat, Wilton, near
°borne, for her seat is Bedfordshire.

,AY.—Yesterday, according to an-
Ira of the Aldermen, with their La-
, Recorder, and other City Officers,'
Nansioa-house, for the purpose of
le LORD MAVOR in proc.euion to'
New ate-street.. At avelve o'clock
excellent dejcline with his Lordship.
is boys of Christ's Hospital, and the
(o the amount of 700, arrived at the
where they walked about under the

ieir friends till half-past two o'clock,
;.ssion proceeded. along Cheapside,
Church-yard, Ludgate-street, the
Newgate-street to Christ's Church,
:elleat &anon was preached by the

.D. Befote the Sermon, an Anthem,
occasion, wai suss by the boys, and
ni an account of the progress of the
:als *as read. After the Church Ser-

ion jw•ith the exception of the boys)
same order to •the Mansion-house,
verb entertainment was provided for
the company were—

•, the Austrian Ambassador; the Algerine
r. Salame; the India Since, lately arrived
Interpreter; the Frenilt, Spanish, and Poe-

At erLan Minister and Lady ; several
.or ; 11. Brougham,
flr Westminster, and a great many
IL :se tit Canunoas ; several of the Alder-
di s; City Officers, a numerous assemblage of

lts

; there was, as usual, a splendid Ball.
G7Cd unfortunately a damper upon the
Aiday folks, the continued rain during
.rt of the day preventing, in a groat
'-door amusements. .

.L AT LEIGH Count.—A Magnificent
unptuous Supper, were lately given at
tear Blistol, by ;fr. MILES, one of the
ley:eaten in the kingdom. This was
,rarni;ng, is which were invited, not
ighbonnng Nobility and Gentry, but
tble visitors of Clifton and 'Bath.—The
in the Library, a very superb apart-
:l).E4 commenced with Roo Roy, led
tte Ladies Some/Lore and a 'Military
•I;erilles followed, and then the Po-
Slpper consisted of the most delicious
:es, with fruits, consisting of fifteen
produce; the wines from Port to Ins-
Tile spirit of the scene did not dinti-
mn of day.
Yesterday se'nnight, Richard Messen-,
tg man, anti Mary Sooper, a miserable
llng cohabited with him, were found
,n a house in Gloucester-street, Chelten-
igin all the horrors of agony and death,
'ls of mineral poison, administered, as it
try Soorpr, from feelings of jealousy.
krathed his last ; but the wretched
the incevaat efforts of the faculty, was
I after an investigation of the affair be-
tlr's Jury, she was fully committed for
icestcr A,,lizes, upon a charge of murder.