Star.
London, England, 1830-01-14 00:00:00

CHANGES.

The Earl and Countess Beauchamp, from Portman-square. for
their seat. Madresfield Court, Worcester; the Duke of Manche,.
ter, from Park-lane. to his seat Kimbolton Castle; the Earl and
Countess of Sefton and the Ladies Marten:. on a visit to the
Countess of Craven, at ber seat, Coomb Abbey, Coventry, from
their seat, Croareth Hall, near Liverpool; Sir Robert Marphar-
lane, Bart. for Petworth ; Mr. John Maberley, M.P. from Gros-
venor-square, for Shirley Park, Surrey.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Man. ALLEM TAO DalreFfilDCS 1.

The Alfred, Miller, was on shore at Bridlington on Tuesday,
but espected to be got of
The Pitcheamly, of and from Perth to London, was wrecked on
the Barnard Sand yesterday morning. Crew saved.
Dem.. hot. 13.—Wind &Nit —Arrived the Posthumous,
Read, from Africa, and Restoration, &one, front Tarragona.
Poureasoorm, Jir. 13.—Wind the Aurcogo,
Brasfield• for South America.
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FALMOUTH. JAN. 1 1 W ind N. to N.E.
Hut.,., lax. II.—A light sloop, from London to Newcastle; a
loaded schooner, from Newcastle to Hull; six brigs light, colliers
and coasters; and a sloop from the Elbe, with potatoes,were driven
on shore between Titney Harm and Saltieet on Sunday night and
Monday morning, and are bilged, and full of water.
YA RMOUTH. Jaw. 15.—A small bale of cloth has been picked
up at Calmer, marked " Messrs. Benn, Hill, and Co. West Smith-
field, from Messrs. W. and J. Spencer, Newcastle ;" a 150,13 casks
of bottles. A vessel's quarter, and part of the side, has come on
shore at the back of the Pier, supposed to be about 150 tons.
Conway, Jas. 12.—Part of the cargo of the Nymph, stranded
in this Bay, has been saved, a portion of it wet. The remainder is
expected to be saved, in a damaged state.
Smaganeas Jan. 13.—The Resolution, Padybam, from St.
chael's to London, has been brought in here by the assistance of
smack, leaky, having been on the Red Sand.
Misrean, JAL 12.—Arrived the Amelia Matilda, Wisnun,
from Fernando Po.

Cowes. Jam. 13.—Arrived the Sarah Agatha, Hoffman, from
Surinam.

The Austrian Ambassador had a conference with the
Duke of WELLINGTON yesterday at the Treasury.
Despatches from Lord HEYTESBURY, our Ambassador
at St. Petersburgh, for the Earl of ABERDEEN, were
brought yesterday to the Foreign Office by a King's
Messenger.
Earl ROSSLYN, the Earl of ABERDEEN, and the
CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, had interviews with
the Duke of WELLINGTON yesterday at the Treasury.
Viscount MELVILLE held a levee yesterday afternoon
at the Admiralty, which was numerously attended by
naval officers.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER had an inter-
view with Lord ELLEN BOROUGH yesterday, at the office
of the Board of Control.

The furniture of Earl BATHURST has been removing,
during the last few days, from his Lordship's residence
in Great Cumberland-street, to the house belonging to the
First Lord of the Treasury, in Downing-street. The Noble
Earl and his family are expected to arrive in town shortly.
The Archbishop of CANTERBURY has taken a house
is Richmond-terrace, where his Grace will reside w bile
his Palace at Lambeth is undergoing repair.
WILL OF THE LATE LORD BARRINOTON.—The
will of the late Earl of Harrington was proved in the
Prerogative Court of Canterbury, and probate granted
to the Hon. Henry Fitzroy Stanhope, the Marquis of
Tavistock, and Philip Henry Stanhope, Earl Stanhope,
the Executors, on the 30th November last. The effects
sworn under 90,0001. The will beats date the 17th of
April, 1824, and the testator, after desiring to be bu-
ried in as plain a manner as he can, consistently with
decency—bequeaths to Viscount Petersham, his eldest
son (or, in the event of his death, to his eldest son for
the time being), his town house, called Harrington
House, in the Stable-yard, St. James's, which he holds
by letters patent from Government, dated 6th July, 1781.
for the residue of the term of 50 years, which remains
unexpired, and also all the household goods, household
furniture, linen, mirrors, fixed glasses, and fixtures
therein, not including plate, china, glass, pictures, prints.
drawings, or books, and at the expiration of the said
term, absolutely for his use and benefit; he also be-
queaths to him all his household furniture, wines, liquors.
plate, &c. in his apartments at Windsor Castle, or
elsewhere, and all his carriages and horses, and a legacy
of 1,0001. to be paid within three months after his de-
cease ; and the sum of 4,0001. to be laid out by him in
repairing the Manor-house at Elvaston, in Derby ; and
he directs the pictures, &c. therein, to remain as heir-
looms on the estate. He then gives to his daughter,
Lady Caroline Ann Stanhope, an annuity of 4001. a
legacy of 5001. and the house in Chesterfield-street,
May-fair, occupied for many years by General Craig,
and presented by him to the testator, in addition to what.
she will receive under the provisions of his marriage set-
tlement. To the Hon. Lincoln Robert Edwin Stanhope,
and the Hon. and Rev. Henry William Stanhope, an
annuity of 2001. each; and to his grandson, Wyndham
Charles Stanhepe, an annuity of 801. He directs all his
servants who may be living with him at the time of
his decease, and who have lived with him for the pe-
riod of six years, to be paid one year's wages over and
above what may be due to them ; and be leaves to
his faithful servant, Ann Eddrup, and his house-
keeper, an annuity of 201. each. There are several annui-
' dee of 1001. and 2001. each to the children of the testator,
among whom are the Marchioness of Tavistock, the
Duchess of Leinster, &c. ; and the testator concludes by
desiring his executors to get in various sums of money he is
entitled to raise on estates in Cheshire, by virtue of a deed
of release and assignment, dated 20th July, 1824, and
en apply the same in payment of just debts, &c.—
Timm, is a codicil a to the will, of the same
Ms as the will itself, by which the gift of the furniture,
&c. in Windsor Castle, to Viscount Petersham, is re-
voked, and given to his daughter, Lady Caroline Ann
Stanhope, together with a further bequest of 2001. The
Annuity to Ann Eddrup is also increased to 301. and the
annuity to the Hon. and Rey. Henry William Stanhope
is revoked, and, instead thereof, an annuity of 1001,
given to him.