Star.
London, England, 1819-04-23 00:00:00

THE PRINCE REGENT.

Sir MATTHEW TIERNEY continues in constant at-
tendance upon the PRINCE REGENT at Brighton, and
on Wednesday issued the following Bulletin respect-
ing his Royal Highness's state :

" PAVILION, APRIL 21.
" The Patna 11.201:1CT suffered considerable pain in the right
foot during the early part of the night, bet his ROYAL Monaca
bad some reftesbing sleep this morning, and is in all respects better.
" M. J. TIERNEY."
Private accounts of yesterday were very favourable.
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The public celebration of the PRINCE REGENT'S
Birth Day, as commanded some time since, on St.
Georges Day, was not observed this day, except
by the ringing of bells, and the firing of the Park
.and Tower guns, owing to the Royal Family conti-
nuing in mourning for the late QUEEN, and the'
PRINCE REGENT being afflicted with the gout. The
two Houses of Parliament, however, adjourned till
Monday, in consequence of this being the State
Birth-Day of His ROYAL HIGHNESS.

Yesterday the verbal answer to inquiries after the
state of his Royal Highness the Duke of YORK was,
gi His Royal Highness is going on well."
The Royal Sovereign yacht, with their Royal High-
nesses the Duke and Duchess of KENT, was expected
to leave Calais Harbour for Dover, yesterday evening.
Lady LOUISA MANNERS gave a grand Ball and
Supper yesterday evening, at her house in Pall-mall,
which was numerously and elegantly attended. -
.The solemnization of the nuptial ceremony between
Lady anivz CORNWALLIS and the Hon. Mr. Nivittz,
will take place in the course of a few days.
GRAND BALL AT ALMACK'S.—The seventh Ball for
the. Season took place on Wednesday evening at these
elegant Rooms, which was attended by upwards of
four hundred persons, of the first rank, distinction, and
fashion. The Ball commenced about eleven o'clotk
with a Quadrille, led off by the following couples:
Lord Valletort Lady Jane Paget.
Count Carman Lady F. Proby.
Lord Wallseourt . Lady G. Pane.
H. Ball, Esq
Sir William Elliott... • Miss Freemantle.
Lord John Thyme Hon. Miss Hare.
Lord Stopford. Miss Palk.
Lord Palmerston. Miss LiddelL
The following couples also danced a Quadrille:
Lord Weymouth. Lady Jane Paget.
Lad John Thyme Lady H. Windsor.
Captain H. Seymour Miss LiddelL
Mr. Burrell .4 • Miss Palk.
Mr. Standish Lady P. Cornwallis.
Rut Clare. Lady H. Brudenell.
Marquis Graham Lady J. Gore.
Lord Molyneux Lady Herbert.
Among other distinguished personages present were:
The Prhms. of Hesse-Philips-4bl and Volkonsky.
The Dukes of Rozburgh and Grafton.
Duchesses of Richmond, Marlborough, and Roxburgh...
The Marquesses of Motley, Graham, Anglesea, netmm.
Tweeditle, and Cornwallis.
Martbionesses—Dowager Lansdowe, Huntley, Belk lietAlans
Stallord, Twetdale, and Coruwallia.
The Earle of Jersey, Plymouth, Roseberry, Clue, Verulam,
Rossiya, Armrest', Westmorland, Cameroon, Derby, Westmeath,
Winchelsea, and Comm&
Countesses of Plymouth, Jersey, Sefton, Harrowby, Vandal*.
Grey, Galloway, Aboyne, Cssorper, Carnarvon, Derby, For-
tescue, Mount Norris, Ruston, Aylnford, Wicklow, Wesuneatb,
Clare, and ClonmelL
Counts Carman and de Breunde; most of the Foreign Am-
bassadors and their Ladies; Scc. ate. die.
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.--The fourth Concert
1 was given on Monday last, with the valuable addi-
lion of Mr. Wzicauzz, who is returned from the
1 Continent for the sole purpose of fulfilling his duties
in this Society, and led the band upon the present
occasion; he also executed the principal part in a
quintett by MOZART, and accompanied Mrs. SAL-
, WON in the splendid air of GCOLIELMI, A conspir:
The symphonies were, one of HAYDN's early and
most beautiful works, that had never been performed
by this Band, the andante of which produced a
1 warm encore. A motett by Dr. CROTCH, Methinks
I hear Me fill Celestial Choir,' one of the most im-
ressive and sublime pieces of this description that
is extant, was delightfully sung by Mrs. SALMON,
Messrs. WELSH, BRAMAN, EVANS, and LEETE,—
Dr. CROTCH conducted the performance.
LONDON HosPrrai..--Yesterday, the Anniversary,
'Meeting of this most laudable Institution was held at
the City of London Tavern, his Royal Highness the
Duke of GLOUCESTER in the Chair; supported on
the right by the LORD BISHOP of CHESTER, and on
the left by Sir WILLIAM CURTIS, M.P. At about six
o'clock, upwards of SOO persons sat down to a most
sumptuous dinner, among whomwe noticed—
Sir William Cyrtis, Sir Robert Wigrarn, George Byng, Esq.
M. P. Wm. Manning, Etas. Sir William Blizzard, Charles H.
Turner, Esq. -- Mellish, Esq. --- Blade', and J. Foster,
the Russian merchant, and other persons of equal respectability.
MT.BRAHAM delighted the company with his vocal
powers during the evening.
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rWaterloch place ; Earl of Chartemont, ht Great Cumberland-
place ; Earl of Westmorland, in GrOnttler44plate, from Ap-
thorpe, Northamptonshire ; Lord Crawley, in Park4ane ;
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and Countess of Wicklow, in Henrietta-street, Cavendish-spine;
Lord Compton, in Brutoniueet ; Sir George and Lady Jer-
ningharn, in York-place, from Cossey Hall; Mr. Henry Yen-
shun, at the Pulteitey Hotel, Piccadilly ;11 Bergon, Pi.p.
'tad family, their tiaughton Is-
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