Star.
London, England, 1826-08-04 00:00:00

THE KING.

WINDSOR, Amsovy 3.
After his MaactrY and illustridus 'Won had inspected the
provements at the Castle 'tabula), afternoon, they continued their
drive about the Great Park until nearly seven o'clock, when they
returned to the Royal Lodge, and were entertained by his IVAsertY
with a most splendid banquet, occupying the suite of rooms eltemt.
lag the south front of the Royal Lodge. The following Pea:masses
were present:—
Duchess of Kent, with the young Princesses; Duchess of Glatt.
rester, Princess Augusta, Count and Countess even.Dultea ofWel.
lington and Dorset, Lord and Lady thrathaven, Lord Steward,
Lord Graves, Hon. Mr. Gordon, Sir A. Barnard, &c. &e.

His Maizirrr 's private Band, stationed in
.t.hecon;ryatory,
played a variety of choice ',fetes during ttie evehink, among which
HAYDN'S grand Symphony, some select Waltzes, and nearly the
whole of the Der Ftieschwx Music, were particularly admired.
The Duchess of }CENT, with the Princesses Puma* and VIC.
roars, attended by the Baroness de STARDTiI, took their departure
from the Royal Ledge this day. Her Royal Highness the Duchess
of Gaoncassaa left also for Bagshot, sod the Hon. Mr. Gomm.
for. London.

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BRIG} AUGUST 2.
The Duchess of Richmond and Argyll tech a cliff airing in the
carriage of the former. In another carriage, were Lord Mom-
charles Lord Hoesch Lord Uxbridge, and Mr. Lister.

Mrs. Fitzberbert, with Mrs. Cvlond Dawson, is arrived at her
Steyne mansion.

ilr. Douglas, who has been with u some days, will shortly an-
bark, au a visit to his brother-in-law, Lord Bloomfield, in Sweden.

FASHIONAB.LIGENCE.

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MOVEMENT&

The Connie,. de Grey kft town yesterday, for ha seat, Panty
Heath.

Lord and Lady Berwick left town yesterday, for their seat,
Hattingham Hall, near Shrewsbury.
The Rev. Mr. Clark left Eton College yesterday, for Dover.
Sir Charles and Lady Cockerell and family left town yesterday,
for their seat in Gloucestershire.

The Hon. Mrs. Marsham left her house in Grosvenor place
yesterday, for her seat at Maidstone.
The Rev. Archdeacon l'rosser has left the College at Durham,
for Castle Eden.
Departures from Fenton's New Hotel, St. James's street—Sir
William Parker, Ban. for his seat in Suffolk; Capt. Halliday, on
a tour; and Captain Grant, for Cheltenham.
Lady Ranter and Bliss Coltbarst arrived yesterday at Jordan's
Hotel, St. James's street, from Cheltenham.

Air and Mrs Putland left yesterday the St. Georges Hotel, Al-
bemarle street, for their seat in Ireland.
Lord Frederick Montagu left town yesterday for Richmond.
Mr and Mrs Robert Garland and son have left Warren's Hotel,
Regent street, for the Continent.
Earl Stair arrived yesterday at Kirkham's Hotel, Lower Brook
street, frown Scotland. _ _

The Dowager Countess Poulett has left town foe the Isle of
Wight.
Departures from Kirkbania Hotel, Lower Brook stroet.-Capt.
Cotton, for Brighton i • Captain Gray, for Dublin; and IL Deering,
Esq. for his sett in Bna&

THE HOUSE OF DERB7Y•

There are at present living four successive gene/micas of the
House of Derby, vix.—the head of the family, and three Mee to
the Earldom, following each other in a direct lineal order. View,
the Earl of Derby second, his eldest son and heir, Lea &Wel ;
third, Lord Stanley's eldest son and heir, the Hon. Edward firsky -
and, four*, the Hon. E. Stanley's eldest son and heir born last
Friday and not yet christened. This little tonsil/grunt{ &s-
-tains Members for the several branches of Parliamentary•telwases.
tenon. The first (Earl Derby), a ?dembet of the Hoortol taltdo
the second (Lord Stanley), Member for a County (Lancaddrit); the
third (the Hon. E. Stanley), Member for the (nos/ open) hefongh
of Prestos • the fourth, the infant, has not even a voice is thS eke-
don of a Member of Parliament. They also represent the several
degrees of social rank ; one a Peer In his own right • another a Lord
by courtesy; another an Honourable ; and soother, the. did. Ges-
demon lately arrived, a plain Mister.
The joint lives of these four Stanleys will comprise in successive
duration, and probably exceed, the reigns of twice the itambet of
monarchs of England of their time. The new-born commoner
must be a chief mourner, three times at least, before he becomes a
peer; he must see the amily coronet of Earldom borne, on three
different coffins, before he can place it on his Iviow. Noe ih4 least
curious, though the most creditable circumstance, relative to these
personages, is, that the four generations, with their Wales and
domestics, live together in one house, Knowalley Park. The 401
Laureate may head a congratulatory ode to them, with Vygil
" 0 Striate feeler's's keti P

MURDERERS AT LEWES. •

A Brightol Paper contains the following particulars naming Is
Daniel Lean, and Hannah Russell, who were convicted'olinunteying
the husband of the female prisoner, at the Lewes AssidesiThe
male prisoner is very heavy and swarthy-looking ; no tear steed in
his eye, but he was evidently labouring wader mental scaring. He
was dressed in a dark-blue round frock; and esisered
his eye was wandering and unsettled, and restlinitenatte anxiety
were visible in every gesture. The woman during the .triril bad
been indulged with a chair; but she stood up to the bar wise
time before his Lordship had done summing up. She was
dressed in a black silk bonnet, somewhat in the shape of those called
Queen Mary's bonnets, a dark-coloured' cotton gown and shawl.
She was about five feet six or seven inches in height ; her het was
thin and sallow ; her eye was bloodshot ; and her whole countenance
pourtrayed the blackness and misery of despair._ At the moment
the Jury returned their verdict, Guilty, she cast such a look round
at her partner in guilt, that no pen can describe : hr did not sobairve
lt ; and the moment afterieards her attention appeared occupied by
the Clerk of Arraignsasking them what they had to tar why. sen-
tence of dealt' should not be passed upon them : the! wretched
woman then spoke, but in a hurried, incoherent, tone. She deelned
she had never Injured her husband—she loved him too SteU—
she was willing to die for her husband, and had no fear but she
should meet him hereafter. A great many trimaran bad ewers
falsely. (Here the male prisoner said it was alt through!, the
old man). She said it was so; and her husband's friends did sot
approve of their marriage, which bad taken place twelve months
ago. The banns had been forbidden in one parish, and they
were afterwards married in another. She hoped his Lordship
would have mercy on her, for the sake of her poor little children
—she never intended is hurt her husband in the least—the did
buy the poison to kill mice with ; but she thought of no harm when
she bought it, nor had she done harm with It. The man said no
more than what is stated above. His Lordship then passed on them
the awful sentence of the law, and the prisoners were removed
from the bar. _ _ _ _ _ _

The execution of Daniel Leant' bal been respited till Thursday.
Hannah Itusseti's execution baa been respiteddim die.

The fashionable world is much occupied with a
charge of lunacy preferred against a Lady by her own son. The
case was t, be tried at Berwick-upon:Tweed. A were
made to the Loan Cnassear.Loa on Wednesday (w be bead io
his private room), to remove the inquiry to London; and the
ae-
davits were so strong -shewing the Lay's correct, however eccen-
tric conduct, for years—that the application was granted, and the
inquiry, if pursued further,is to take place in London. The Lady
is a great reader—of extraordinary memory and quickness, and
hence appears eccentric to the world in general.
The police of Dundee were on Tuesday engaged in
attempting to trace an atrocious case of child stealing. Elisabeth
Milo entered the service of Mr. Alexander, baker, about a fortnight
ago. Monday, she took her master's babe, hovered for a hide in
the garden, and then made the best of her way to the Dundee road.
When she reached Dundee it became obvious that she bad stolen
the child, for the purpose of imposing upon a paramour. When is
was tendered to him as his own offspring, he detected the trick.—
‘liin made her escape with the child, apd no trace of her has since
been found