Star.
London, England, 1821-06-04 00:00:00

THE PARK.

The display yesterday excelled that of any pre-
ceding gala this season. The whole fashionable
world were assembled about four o'clock. Among
the crowd on the green sward were:

His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence, accompanied by
the Misses ancyilessrs. Fitzciarence; his Royal Highness the
Prince Leopold; the Princes Paul Eiterhazy and Lubormirsky ;*
the Duke of Wellington, the Marquis of Exeter, &c. the Earls
Bathurst,WeAmorelind, Brownlow, Yarmouth, Essex, Belfast,
31ountcharles, \and Giongall; Lords George &lector, F. So-
merset, Gwydir, Grantham, Duneannon, Fitzroy, Lake, Nor.
manby, C. Somerset, and Brudenell; and many other persona
of the first distinction.

The drive was equally rich in titles.
The dust being peculiarly offensive induced very
=any. to proceed to Kensington Gardens, where, at
five o clock, a scene of almost unexampled brilliancy
prevailed. The promenade from south to north was
very attractive. In the female fashions there is no-
thing new, except the cottage bonnet with one feather.
Since the last season, the Ranger has improved the
lawn on the south ca,le of the Serpentine River, by
excluding equestrians; they are now confined to the
drive or the gravel road.

The Duke and Duchess of CAMBRIDGE left Hano-
ver, on the 24th ultimo, for Hesse, on their way for
London, to assist, it is said, at the Coronation. On
the same day. the General Assembly of the States of
Hanover met in that city.
The LORD CHANCELLOR had an audience of his
MAJESTY yesterday.
Yesterday, Divine Service was performed at the
Knros Lalace, in Pall-Mall, by the Rev. F.W. &obi-
BERG and the Rev. Dr. STANIER CLARKE.
The Duke of CLARENCE and the Princess Au-
GUSTA attended Divine Service, yesterday, at the
Chapel Royal.
Yes erd:ry, the Duchess of KENT and the Duchess
of CLARENCE attended Divine Service at the Royal
German Chapel, and beard a Sermon by the Rev.
DI.KUPER. _ _ _

Prince LEOPOLD, accompanied by Colonel AD-
DENDROICE, attended Divine Service, yesterday, at St.
Philip's Chapel.
Yesterday, the Duchess of GLoctcEsTmt and the
Princess SOPHIA visited the Princess AvousTA.

Friday, Prince LEorotn had a numerous party to
dinner, at Marlborough• House, to meet her Royal
Highness the Duchess of KENT.
Saturday, Prince licorot.o had a numerous party
to dinner.

Yesterday, the Duchess of CLARENCE dined with
the Duchess of KENT, at her residence in the KING'S
Palace, Kensington.
The Duchess of Kure and the Princess AUGUSTA
visited the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE, yester-
day, after attending Divine Service.
Saturday evening, the Princess AUGUSTA, attended
by Lady MARY PAULET, Lady MARY TAYLOR, and
Mr. WYNN BELLASYSE, honoured Covent-Garden
Theatre with her presence to see the new Tragedy.
Her Royal Highness sat in the KING'S Box.--The
Duchess of KENT, and the Duchess of CLARENCE,
and the Princess FEODOR, honoured the Italian
Opera with their presence.
The Duke of GORDON is arrived at his house in New
Norfolk-street, from his seat, Gordon Castle, Scotland.
The Marchioness of LONDONDERRY entertained a
large party of fashionables on Saturday, after the
Opera, at her house in St. James's-square.
The. Earl and Countess of Si.GERSIANS enter-
tained a distinguished party on Saturday, at their
house in St. James's-square.
Sir HEW and Lady De Ilastivros entertained yes-
terday a large party of distinguished personages, at
their house in Stratford-place.
The Coopers assembled this morning at the Angel,
John-street, Minories, and proceeded from thence to
Brandenburgh House, with an Address to the Quints,
congratulating her MAJESTY upon her escape from
the late Bill of Pains and Penalties. They had an
excellent band of music, and a great number of ban-
Ltih with suitable inscriptions.