Star.
London, England, 1821-10-05 00:00:00

DOrER, OCTOBER 4.

His Grace the Duke of WELLINGTON arrived during
the night from Calais, in the Lord Sidmouth, passage
vessel, and about nine o'clock this morning set off for
the metropolis, under a salute from the batteries.
Owing to blowing and unfavourable winds, there
were no arrivals (except the French packet which
brought the Mail) from last Saturday till the day
before yesterday, when, several vessels arriving, the
influx of passengers was unusually great, and more
baggage was brought to the Custom-house for in-
spection than had been known any one day during
the peace. The persons journeying to tie Continent
are also numerous, as no less than five vessels sailed
yesterday for Calais, with a great number of passen-
gers, and nine carriages.

By a singular coincidence of circumstances, Gene-
ral CA atnuoNE, who commanded the Imperial Guard
at Waterloo, and who exclaimed, Le Bard merrt
die ne se rend pas!" was appointed to attend his Ma-
jesty GEORGE IV. at Lille, as a Guard of Honour:
he had the misfortune to be thrown from his horse
while attending the KING, and received some severe
contusions.

Wednesday, Lady MANNERS and her family arrived
at their elegant residence, at the top of Oxford-street,
from their seat, Petersham Lodge, Surrey.
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The Marquis of &too has arrived at Lyons/ with
his family and a numerous suite.
LAWRENCE NORMAN, Esq. is elected Mayor of
Maidenhead for the year ensuing.
The Earl of DARTMOUTH, on Tuesday se'nnight,
laid the first stone of the new Church, to be called
Christ Church, at West Bromwich, in Warwickshire,
in the presence of an immense concourse of spectators.
The subject of Sir JOHN HAYWARD'S Charity, is
likely to be brought again before the LORD CnAN-
CELLOR, by the Guardians of the Poor of the Parish
of St. Nicholas, Rochester, who, if they succeed,
expect to gain the funds now in Court, amounting to
about £16,000, and the interest arising for consider-
able estates in Devonshire.
The• Rev. Joists BRIGGS, of Plymouth .Dock, is
appointed. Chaplain of his Majesty's ship HYPERION,
going to the Cape of Good Hope, with Lord SOMER-
SET. the Governor.
- The Dowager Lady Cowpvt has reduced the rent
of her Herefordshire tenantry 20 per Cent.
Mrs. DICKONS (says a letter from Paris) has taken
up her residence there, for life, having retired from
the Stage.
Mademoiselle NoBLET has launched an elegant
chariot, at Paris, with the sums she amassed in Lon-
don.—Her sister was married about a fortnight ago
to a rich upholsterer. Upon the happy occasion, a
gallant Peer made her a present of £5OO, to furnish
her trousseau.
The following regulations are to be observed at the
New Theatre at New York, says an American Paper:
" The Ladies are not to wear bonnets, nor the Gen-
tlemen their hats in the lower boxes, nor in any box
in which there are Ladies. Turning the back on the
audience, during the time the curtain is down, is to
be prohibited, on pain of exposure in the Papers ;
walking on the seats to be expressly forbidden ; aad
those who crack nuts in the boxes, are to be consi-
dered' bogs; and expelled:

THE NEW LORD MAYOR OP DUBLIN.

REDEUNT SATURNIA REGNA !
SCANDALOUS DISREGARD OF THE KI NG'S PART-
ING INJUNCTION-AND REVIVAL OF THE