Star.
London, England, 1820-04-05 00:00:00

hRICHTON. ARM. s.

The Kura this morning took a lengthened pr&.l
menade in the Palace gardens, and Appeared in good
health and excellent spirits, Sir BENJAMIN BLOOM-
FIELD returned to the Palace about eleven o'clock
this morning. The Prince of Hasse HOMBOURG ar-
rived soon after four o'clock this•afternoon. The
Earl of EGREMONT has the honcair of dining with his
MAJESTY and Suite to-day. The Royal Party will
be increased in number after dinner. The Band, as
usual, are-in attendance. Count CARRAMAN, Baron
E. DECAZE, Mr.WATSON TAYLOR, Sir J. KEMP, and
LYNDON Evict Ara, Esq. are among the last irrivals
at the York Hotel. The Hon. Mr.WARD, the son of
Lord DUDLEY and WARD, came in this afternoon.—
The weather to-day has 'been brilliant, but with a
biting wind. The Steyne this afternoon was gaily
decorated with promenaders, and the excellent Band
of the 51st enlivened the walk with their melodies.

Yesterday, her Royal Highness the Duchess of
CLARENCE took an airing in her carriage in the
Regent's Park.
Yesterday, her Royal Highness the Duchess of,
GLOUCESTER visited the Princess SOPHIA, and their
Royal Highnesses took a carriage airing in the Park,
attended by Lady CAMPBELL.
The Marquis and Marchioness of LANSDOWN gavel
a grand entertainment on Monday, to the Duke of
HAMILTON, the Earl of Doxouoitmonr, Lord and
Lady HOLLAND, Lord HUTCHINSON, and a large,
party of distinguished pettonages, at Lanstlown
House, Berkeley-square.
Yesterday, Princess ESTERHAZT, accompanied by
her three children and Lady in•waiting, left Chandos
House in an open landau with four horses, and pro-
ceeded to Greenwich ; in the evening her Highness
returned to town to dinner.
The Duke and Duchess of NORTHUMERRLAND left
their temporary residence in St.James's-square, yes-
terday morning, for Langley Park, where their
Graces will make some stay.
Monday afternoon, at four o'clock, Lord CASTLE-
REACH, accompanied by Lord ANCRAM, arrived at
his house in St. James's-square, from the seat of the
Earl of LONDONDERRY, North of Ireland.
Yesterday, Lord and Lady CASTLEREAGH enter-
tained a select party with an elegant dinner, at their
house in St. James's...square.
Mr. and Mrs. WATSON TAThon have issued cards
of invitation for a grand dinner party, on the ISth
inst. at their elegant mansion In Cavendish-square.
The Duke of MONTROSE entertains a large party
of distinction, on Friday, at his residence in Grosve-
nor-square.
The Hon. GEORGE AGAR ELLts has left the Duke
of BEnroan's seat, Woburn, for the Duke of DEVON-
SHIRE'S seat, at Chiswick.

Mits. Ticii E.— This fashionable Lady gave a sump-
tuous dinner, at her house in St. James's-place, on
Monday ; and in the evening she had a card party.
The company did not exceed fifty persons. They
assembled at ten, and broke up at one o'clock.
BURLINGTON Howl', CIII,,WICK.—His Grace the
Duke of Devoxsmaz has retired to his magnificent
villa for a month ; wherein, last week, commenced a
series of dinner parties and concerts. Since the ac-
cession of the grounds the property of the Lady
MART CORE, lately deceased, the Duke has expended
considerable sums on their improvement. The most
extensive hot and succession houses have been erected
—pet haps the finest specimens of taste and judgment
in the kingdom. The pineries will be removed from
Chatsworth to this place.
MARLSOROUGH-House.—Great preparations are
making for the opening of the town residence of his
Royal Highness the Prince LEOPOLD of SASE CO-
BOURG. The Great Hill and the magnificent Ban-
queting Room, were to have been illuminated last
week, when a grand dinner was to have been given :
it was intended as the commencement of a series, but
his Royal Highness was obliged to postpone the fes-
tive scene, owing to the unavoidable absence from
London of the leading Personages invited. The
Grand Ball will probably not take place this season,
owing to the lamented demise of his Illustrious Bro-
ther. in-law.

It is said that the Hon. Miss F—, whom that dis-
tinguished leader of the haul ton, Viscountess C—,
undertook to introduce a lew weeks ago, has already
made a conquest of the heart of a Noble Peer; the
conquest is also said to be almost mutual, and so
much so, that matrimonial arrangements are already
going on.
It is the custom at the Port of Liverpool, when a
couple arc married, for the officiating Clergyman,
after the ceremony is over, to salute the bride and
bride-maid. On a tecent occasion, the Rev. Gentle-
man had no less than eight to give the holy kiss to—
the bride and seven bride maids !