Star.
London, England, 1820-09-04 00:00:00

WINDSOR, SRPTSMBER 3.

This morning, at eight-41ock, his MAJUTT, at-
tended by Sir WILLIAM KtPPEL, came to St. George's
Chapel to attend Divine Service, and to receive the
Sacrament, in like manner as the late KING was ac-
customed to do. His MAJ*STY appeared in perfect
health.

The Duke of Iroan arrived to-day on a visit to
the KING.

Thursday, his MAJESTY inspected the whole of the
range and suites of rooms in the Castle. The band
of the Third Regimen. of Foot Guards are quartered
here, and gratify the numerous promenaders cia the
Terrace with some charming pieces, on Tuesday and
Friday evenin3s. The band of the Royal Horse
Guards attend in a similar manner on Thursday even.
ings. Both bands attend on Sunday evenings, and
play on the Terrace. His MAJESTY is in general
out at an early hour on horseback.

Wednesday, the Duke and Duchess of Cummins,
the Princess AUGUSTA, the Princess SOPHIA, the
Duke of SUSSEX, the Duchess of KENT, the Prince
CHARLES of LiNtwastr, and the Princess Fiona,
dined with the Duke of YORK, at his house in the
King's Palace, St, James's.
Yesterday morning the Duke of YORE attended the
eight o'clock Service in the Chapel Royal, and after-
, wards left town for Windsor, on a visit to the Etwo.
The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE and the
Princess AUGUSTA attended Divine Service at the
Chapel Royal, yesterday.
The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE, accompa-
nied by a female attendant, walked in the gardens at
the back of the late Queen's Palace, yesterday.
Yesterday, the Duchess of GLowcurait and the
Princess AUGUSTA rode out in an open carriage.
Yesterday the Duchess of GLoyczyrza, the Duchess
of Karr, and the Princess AUGUSTA visited the
Duchess of CLARENCE.

The Duke of Gr.Arrost gave a sumptuous enter-
tainment on Friday to a large party of distinguished
personages, at his house, Clarges-street, Piccadilly.
The Duke of PORTLAND entertains a large party of
distinguished personages this day, at his residence,
St. James's-square.

The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM entertained a party
of distinction yesterday, at his seat, Southgate.
The Earl of MANSPIRLD entertained a distinguished
party yesterday, at his seat, Caen Wood.
The Earl of BLESSINTON gave an elegant entertain-
ment on Friday to the Duke of Sossax, and a distin-
guished party, at his residence, St. James's-square.
Lord and Lady HOLLAND entertained a large party
of distinction yesterday, at Holland House.
The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. VILLIERS have issued cards
of invitation for an entertainment on Wednesday next,
at their house, South Audley-street.
From all parts of the kingdom we continue to hear
the most cheering accounts of the abundant harvest
with which it has pleased PROVIDENCE to bless our
isle. It has been nearly all got in, and never were
the -crops more plentiful, or more free from rust,
blight, or mildew.
DuzL.—On Monday, 19th of June, a duel war
fought between MeMIE.RICHARD STUART and TOWW
SEND S. DADS, both of King
.George County, Vir-
ginia, on the Maryland shore, immediately opposite
their residence, at a short distance, with muskets
loaded with ck shot. Mr. DADE was shot dead;
Mr. STUART was so severely wounded that he ex-
pired in a few hours after. They were neighbours,
near relations, and heretofore friends. This unfortu-
nate difference, which resulted in so tragic an end,
occurred about a mere trifle; and thus addi two more
to the wretched victims, who have fallen a sa-
crifice, to fal notions of honour, and the horrid and
Gothic practiie of duelling.

FASHIONABLZ ARRIVALS.-
At Blako's Hotel, Jet mynetreet :—Mrs. Athena; from
Dover.
At Thomas's Hotel, Berkeleare :—Lord Blantyre, from
his awn in Scotland ; and C. W Seq. frees America.
At Kkkham's Hotel, Lower Breok-street.:--Sir C. and LadY
COM., Ralph Come, Req. and $l.. Carr, from a continental toer.
At Grillon'e Hotel :—Lsdy wad MIN Stuart, from their seat
in Kent.
DRPARTURRS.

The light Hon. Charles and Mrs. Dag have left their wait,
Bronsky Hill, Kent, for Brighton.
Lady Falmouth left her house in St. Janies-agnare, cm Bout►
day, oa a visit to Lady Stapleton, at her sat, Gray's Court,
Henley, Oxfordshire.
Lord Melbourne left his house, Whitehall, on Saturday, on a
visit to the Earl and Countess Cowper, at their seat, Passenger.
Herts.

---17S;sn Make's Hotel, Jernryn-street ;—The Hos. Mr. sad
Mrs. Toler and family, to Dublin; Colonel and Mrs. Yates, on
a tare; Miss Potts, to the Continent.
Prom the Puheney Hotel, Piccadilly :—Lord Deedutrat, fee
Cheltenham.

From Rirkbeses Hotel, Lower Brook.etreet :—Mr. and Lady
Sophia Wbiebeete and Captain Vibleheote, to their seat in But.
landshire; Cereals Da!ling, to his seat in Norfolk.
From drilise's Hotel :—Tae Marquis de Coigny, to Paris;
the Ear! and Countess of Waldegrave, to their seat, Straw.

FOOTS CRAY RACER •
By way of 'finish to these fashionable Races, than by T.W.
Coved:ay' 7.P.Aq. on Wednesday and Thursday last, and which
were attended by several permits of distinction in the neigh-
bourhood, including Lady Careszamton, Ike. the little. yet tre..
menden' Gypsey, Cooper, being present, was invited by the
rah to give them a specimen of his hantly-tgrark. The charms
of a purse was the object in view; and a strong Cbew-becen was
gearldned to have x try to win it. The first round quite satis-
fied the Gypsey that the purse was his own; but it was whis-
pered to him by his leery second, that some little sport was ex-
pected, and therefore it would be much better for him not to
thresh the hero of the barn too quickly. The Gypsey took the
hint, and played with Johnny Raw sdniething after the manner
that a cat dues with a manse, for six rounds, when the ojlce was
given. and Cooper let fly, like a shower of hail-stones, upon his
opponents Is* that gave him the ONUS in a canter. Upon the
Breentryntan owing
v.from a sort of trance, as it were, be said,
0 Where be I now . ....° In Chancery," replied his second, laugh_
Ing.-14 Is that anywhere near Foot's Cray?" rejoined Johnny
ow ;if for I hays completely lost my way. Dant it, I'm all
ever dim. .1" Cooper had nut a scratch about him.
Coen RZCEASOII. Maal-amm, Ben. 4.—Our market was
weE "applied with Wheat this morning, from Bees; and Suf-
folk; the 'thief part of that from the former County was new,
and of inferior qualltwidel met heavy sale at a decline of 31.
per quarter, but old Wheat is not above ft per quarter cheaper
then on this day week. The arrivals of Oats have been very
considerable, but the demand being small the trade was exceed-
dull, at a reduction of is. per quarter. Barley Is Is. per
cheaper. In Beans and Peas there is little or no alters-
=l Flour is Ss. per sack lower.
6311WILLIII Waxer, Seer. 4.--Beef 4s. Od. to fs. Od. per
stone of Bliss. ; Mutton, 4s Od. to is. Od. Veal, 4s. Od. to .5.10 L
Pork, 4s.Ott to SLIMI. Lamb, .50.0 d. to 66.0d..--Cattle at Ilarket
saws, 9400 ; Cakes, 340; Sheep and Lambe, 20,200 ; Pigs, 250.
Hay, 31-10,- to 44 4s. Clover, St. Os. to 61.65. Straw, 11. Ids.
to 11. 16s.

THE ARMY.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
•
WAR-OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 1, 1820.
5d Ilegiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant Charles William
Hughes, from half-pay of the 21st Light Dragoons, to he Lieu-
tenant, vice Charles Drury, who exchanges, receiving the
difference.
1 st or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards—Ensign and Lieu-
tenant Edw-ard Gordon ILuglas, front half-pay of the Regi-
ment, to he Ensign and Lieu enant, vice Honourable Henry
I.ascelles, who exchanges, receiving the difference.
4th Regiment of Foot—Brevet Lieutenant-Culonil Robert An-
wyll to he Maier, by purehase, vice Piper, promoted; Colonel
John Nl`Combe, from the 64th Font, to be Lieutenant-Colo-
nel, vice Burrows, who exchange&
16th Ditto—Lieutenant Richard Vareilles Bates to be Cap-
tain, without purchase, vice Alaleay, deceased; Ensign Alex-
ander George Grant to be Lieutenant, vice Bates; Thomas
Jones, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Gram.
59th Ditto—Lieutenant Robert Rhodes, from half-pay of the
Regiment, to he Lieutenant, vice James Lamphier Hudson,
who exchanges, receiving the difference.
48th Ditto—Lieutenant Andrew Russell, from the S6th Foot,
to b: Lieutenant, vice Bonney, who exchanges.
6oh Ditto—Cobnel Montagu But ro', from the 14th Foot,
to he Lieutenant-Cohnel, rice M'Combe, who exchanges:
6iith Ditto--Ensign Charles Cooke, from half-pay of the 54
Can icon Battalion, to be Ensign, vice John Herbert Cadge,
who exchanges.
67th Ditto--Thomas Knox, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Ansel,
appointed to the 71th Foot.
734 Ditto— Assist ant-Surnon Ceerge Martin, from half-pay
of the Regitueet, to beb Assistant-Surgeon, vice Dermott,
deceased.
14ch Ditto—Ensign Augusta, Francis Ansa, from the 67th
Fort, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Vyvyan, deceased.
83d Ditto--Cappiin Edward Sanderson, from hail-pay of the
101st Foot, to be Captain, vice John Terry, who exchanges.
86th Ditto--Lieutenant Robert /homey, from the 48111 Foot,
to' e Lieutenant, vice Russell, who exchanges.
2el Royal Veteran Battalion—Lieutenant tieorge Manning,
from half-pay of the :Nth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Young,
appotnted to the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion ; Troop Quar-
tet master Willi-ant Sired, from half-pey of the 10th Light
Dragoors, to he Ensign, vice Edward Wright, who returns
to his former situation en the Retires:. List.
4th Royal Veteran Battalion—Lieutenant Kinder Crewe, front
half-pay of the 7th Foot. to be lieutenant, vice Ross, ap-
pointed to the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion; Quartet master
Hugh Mair, from half-pay of the 424 Foio, to be Ensign, vice
Fowles, deceased.
Sth Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain John Leech, from half-
pay of the sth Foot, to be Captain, vice John Nicholson, who
returns to his former situation on the Retired List.
HOSPITAL STAFF.
Anistant-Surgeon Charles Quartley Palmer, from half-pay of the
• flay..l York Rangers, to be Assistant-Surgeon to the Forces.
Ensign Walter William Human, of the iLith Foot, has been
superseded.
Commission in the Stafford shire Ref;iment ef Yeomanry Cavalry,
signed by the Vice-lieutenant of the County of Stafford.
Tlaornas Rabe, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Firchild, retired.