Star.
London, England, 1818-04-13 00:00:00

WINDSOR, APRIL 12.

Yesterday the Princess ELIZABETH and the ce
of Huse Homstao an'ived at the Castle, from h.
PRINCE REGENT'S cottage, on a visit to the Quiet,:
they came in their landaulet and four, with ehte.l
outriders. A number of spectators were attracted to
see them.
Friday the Princess ELIZABETH and the Primed
Massa HOUSER° took an airing to her Royal Ho.
ness's Cottage, at Old Windsor, where her koid
Highness has spent many happy hours.
This morning Divine Service was performed mew
Royal Family in the private Chapel in the Witteafter which her MAJESTY, accompanied by dew.;
cess AuotarA and the Duke of KEST, rode cpath,
coach and four through the Long Walk, and p.
ceeded to the PRINCE 11114i4NT 3 cottage, ca a vi,,E
to the Princess ELIZABETH and the Prate of fle,..
Dom azac, where they partool of a repast.

Saturday the Prince of Smut Cosociao can,

town from Claremont, and at half-past cne c'cic,,i
proceeded to Carlton House, to pay his respeas
the PRINCE REGIME. His Royal Highness remained
with the Rearsr nearly two hours. His Royal lligt
ness afterwards went to visit the Duke of yekt
Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLAND. In the ereuiz
Prince Leoroi.n retutr.ed to Claremont.

Yesterday Divine Service WAS performed at C. 211.
ton House by the Rev. F. W. 131-usil)Eno and Ux
Rev. Dr. S7ANIER CLARKE.

Saturday morning the Duchess of Yon left :ma
for Oatlands.

Saturday, in the evening, the Duke of CLukesce
left town for Bushy Park.

His Royal Highness the Duke of CLAftvwcz ac.
companies the Princess BuzAarrit to Dover, cm he
departure from Britain, and then returns to Chatham
from which he proceeds, on the :Nth, to Shemstm,
to witness the effects of some newly invented sib
tOr carronades, on board his Majesty s ship Noarars.
BERLAND, which is preparing for his reception.

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The Titles of the.Htsband of our Princess EMI.
BETH are as follow :
" HL Serene Highness lesessice-Joeuralom.-fauttea.
A lICCUTUS LallagraVe Ilereirary Pram of Um,
berg, Prince of Iler.Seld, Count of Camenelhashogrn, Lutz,
Ziegenhayn, llanau Schaumburg, Isenberg, and k•
dingen," &c.
Colonel SEYMOUR, of the Guards, and Equerry
his Royal Highness the Pantos Rama., will shtrf:y
lead to the hymeneal altar the accomplished lariy
CHARLOTTE CHOLMONDELLY, the lovely daughter ci
the Marquis and Marchioness of Cmotstonatur.
Monday evening, the Earl of Wicittow FM a
splendid ball and supper at his Lordship's house, Pr.
land-square, Dublin, at which were present theirtt-
cellencies the LORD LIEUTENANT and COURteill TA!,
ROT, and a greater number of the Nobility atd Fs.
shionables than had been assembled in Dublin r
some years. The Band of the 4th Dragoon Goz.is
played during the whole of the ever.i.l. and an
much admired. The supper consisted 01211 thedtii-
'ciicies of the season. _

The Evelyn Manuscripts are this day published,
by Mr. CoLau's.
Farm. DDEL.--Statement of the fatal Dog st
Cmibray, in which Lieutenant Gosaxce. of :he Cold-
stream Guards, was kilted by a French Officer:—
Lieutenants GORDON and M—, of the Crawls, so
the evening of the 31st March, were walking 'a the
Esplanade : some other Officers joined them, stop-
ping to enter into conversation. At this moment, a
Frenchman, having the appearance of an Officer,
passed them several times very close, making very
short turns, and though no sort of provocuica had
been offered, swing them full in the face in the mon
insolent manner, yet no notice whatever was takenef
his conduct. The Officers then separated, Lieute
rants GORDON and M— walking away arm in atm.
As they passed the Frenchman, he made use of e,
grossest epithets; when Lieutenant GORDON, in t 2
mildest manner, asked if such expres,ions were in:a
,ded for them ? The French Officer's reply rns—

" Proses cola, commie roma waltz; si rout is pants
pour rows, teats le donc."—You may receive than'
you please : if you suppose them meant for you,
take them. Cards were then exchanged, and a sue•
ing took place the following morning. The Fres&
Officer, when called upon by Lieutenant M— to*
tract his words. refused to do so, though he h.d
knowledged to the Commissaire de Police <a there-
' vious evening that he had misconducted bin self, -,To-
miring to make an apology. The party har.a4tites
their ground, at the first fire the Frenchman s
it
took effect, the ball passing through Mr. Coon
body. and he instantaneously expired. Since the a
fortunate affair, it has been discovered that this Fred
Officer is a systematic duellist; and it is knells
he publicly declared in a coffee-house that he our:
take the life of some English Officer. 11:r is in acts
service, belonging to the Legion du Nord, and cio
to Cambray; to see his friends. To three (flea
parties he gave a different name. It was the tint
tunate lot of Lieutenant tionnox to f.athe v:chm
the national prejudices of a ruffian; and at the CD
' age of twenty has his country bees ‘le,sr:ved of
young Officer, who, from his rising taigas and
characteristic bravery, promised to be one of its fis
ornaments, both as a gentleman and a soldier.
Bow-STREET.—The butler of Major ?Manic
Barnes-green, Surrey, is in custody on suspicns
having robbed his master.- The Major was ate'
from his house, and the butler asserts th.,t.
Thursday night, the house was broken oTos,
1-robbed of a great quantity of plate. Tannto,
officer, on a strict search, thought that the prom'
had not been forcibly entered, and, therefort, 'Pre'
heeded the butler.
HAZARD and Co: with pleasure announce t!:::t they
have contracted with Government for a Sr"' hay
of 14,000 Ticker's the Scheme, with pansicul
will be submitted in a few days, and which ther
will meet general approbation, as it embraces
Hundred and Bien Capital Prizes, being mole
in the last Lottery, although there are Fuorliwg
Tickets less. HAZARD and Co. respectfully accf.'
the Public, they have provided a Book at their
old-established Office, No. 9S, Royal Exclung
which every number desired will be marked,
ther for a Ticket or a Share ; and (unless the
should be bespoke at the /kink of Englanch,
who honour the Contractors, HAZARD and Co.
their commands, may rely on receiving their I
tits Numbers as soon as .the Tickets are hsw,i.

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