Star.
London, England, 1825-02-02 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENeM

Emily, Mafthionese of Ldndonderry, has issued cards of invita-
tion—at home, every Friday evening, until Easter. -
James Searlett, Esq. M.P. entertained a distinguished party at
dinner yesterday, at his house, New-street, Spring-gardens.
Mrs. Freemantle bad a card party yesterday evening, at her bons*
in Great Stanhope-street, Mayfair.
Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury has left town for Hatfield.
The Earl of Behnore bas arrived at his house in Hamilton-place
from his seat in Ireland.
Lord and Lady Eliot have arrived in town, from Port Eliot, isi
Cornwall.
The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Agar Ellis arrived yesterday at their
house in Spring-gardens, from Earl Coveper's seat, Pansanger.
Lord Bexley and family have arrived in town fir the stilltillo
from their seat in Kent.
he Right Honourab'e William Huslissoo, lI.P. and family,
have arrived in Somerset-place, Somerset House, from their seat
in Sussex.
Mr. and Mrs. Portal and family arrived yesterday at Wairenlo
Hotel, Regent.stteet, from Cheltenham.
Mr. and Mrs.Cotterell have arrived in Lower nook atreet, from
Cheltenham.
Win. Rae Wilson, Esq. from Moscow, at Bury-street, St.James's.
Arrivals at Gould's Hotel, Jermyn-street William Congreve,
Esq. from Tunbridge Wells; J. W. Hyatt, Req. from Gloucester;
and J. Walters, Esq. from a tour.
Arrivals at Miller's Hotel, Jermyn-street :--The Bishop of Chi-
chester, from Sussex, and George Ward, Rag. from Winchester.
Departures from the Bath Hotel, Atiinktoo-street :—Captaio
Begot on a tour ; and Wm. Gardener, Esq. for Norfolk.
Arrivals at Long's lintel, Bond-street:— Mr. and Mrs. Cowley,
from Bath; Captain Hussey, R.N. from Plymouth; J. Lupton,
Esq. from Cambridge ; Stratford Best, Req. from the Hunt at the
%ear of Hubert Deburgh, Esq. West Drayton. Departures .
Major Sanford, for Paris • Wm Watson, Req. for Paris • Captain
Ilanken, for Bath; the Paris;
J. Rawlings, for Orford; lord J.
Pryce, keep for Oxford.
Arrivals at the Royal Hotel,' St. James's-street Douglas,
jun. Esq. from Ireland; Joseph Sanders Esq. and Henry Booth,
Esq. from Liverpool; and Captain Garklant. Departures :—W.
Spurrier, Esq. and the Rev. R. Goddard, for Chipping Norton.

Yesterday, the Doke of CLARENCE and the Princess
SonuA visited his Manny.
The Duke of You enjoyed the sport of shooting
for the last time this season, at the seat of the Marquis at SActsauov,
at Hatfield, Hefts, when his Royal Highness was extremely, suc-
cessful. The Royal Duke dined with the Noble Marquis, spent
the evening, and returned at an early hour yesterday morning. Its
the afternoon, his Royal Highresa held a Levee,as Commander-
in-Chief, at his Office in the Horse Guards, hich engaged the
loyal Duke about an hour. The following were among those
•neesent : Earl of DALHOUSIE, Lord RAMSAY, Major-General Rase-
ear, Lord GLEtOALL, Blajor-General Sir Hums Lowe, and
pearly thirty others.
Mr. W 1 Uttor-lIORTON, we are happy to hear, ii fast
acovering from his recent severe indisposition.
The House of Commons Address will be seconded by
air. Alderman Memnon.
Earl GROSVSNOIR and Viscount Baia:4AV," left Eaton-
hall, on Saturday last, for Grosvenor-house, London. On Thurs-
day, being the anniversary of ;he hind of Lord Retinue:4 the
Noble Earl gave s magnificent ball to his tenantry in the true old
English style of hospitality. About 430 were present : and in the
course of the tvening,Lord and Lady PetoNays went down several
dances with the admiring company, among whom were some beau-
Wei country girls. Dancing commenced at five o'clock in the
evening, and terminated about six o'clock the next morning.
Independently of the ceremony of the Coronation of
the King of Faracx, the day for the celebration of which does not
appear to be definitively fixed, the Kiwo will stay at Rheims longer
than was at first announced. His Mansur will arrive in that city
on the eve of the Coronation ; the following day, after the cere-
mony, which will last during five hours, there will be a Gila.
at which his MAJESTY will be served by his Great Olken.
On the third day, according to the custom of his predecessors.
the KING will repair on horseback to the Abbey of Se. Remy,
to return thanks to Goa, and offer op his prayers. Thence
his MAJESTY will return to Compeigne, and afterwards to Paris.
The preparations for the Coronation, which commenced in the Ca-
thedral of Rheims on the 27th of December last, have been prose-
cuted with redoubled activity for some time past.
EsoLtsu Liss.—A very interesting Work, entitled
English Life; or, Manners at Home: is just poblished, by G.
WISIITMAN 46, Fleet-street, in Two Vols. post Sim. price 14e.
These tales are written with very considerable ability, and display
great acquaintance with society. The author's motto is, " In these
Pictures of Life, I have neve: been so studious of novelty or sur-
prise, as to depart wholly from all resemblance ; some enlargement
may be allowed to declamation, and some exaggeration to burner,'
but as they deviate further from reality, they become less useful"
The Gazette of last night announces only oxe new
Bankruptcy, and that not in London !
It is said that Viscount CHATRAUBRIAND will oppose
the laws against sacrilege, in the Chamber of Peers.
The Fourth Blackheath Assembly for the Season,
held at the Green Man Hotel, on Monday. was by far more nu-
merously attended than on any former occasion.
CHORAL Fuxo.—Monday evening the Musical So-
ciety, called she Choral Fund, had their Annual Benefit Concert at
the English Opera House, which attracted a very crowded and ek-
gant audience. The whole of the performance afforded the ut-
' most delight.
Dit. PARR.—Extract of a letter front Shrewsbury.
dated January 211:--0 I found my poor friend, Dr. Nam, in the
extreme of danger, from mortification. It has been stepped by the
, skill of his physician, Dr. J. Jonerrons ; and 14 a letter which I
have just received from the Doctor, I learn he is ping es ao well
as can be expected at his age—not free from danger, but with a
tolerably fair hope of recovery."
This morning, the Right Hon. Lord Srowsra., judge
of the High Court of Admiralty, Sir C. ROBINSON,
and a number of Civilians, entered the Sessions House,
in the Old Bailey, at half-past nine, and opened tlseir
Commission for the trial of offeaces committed upon
the high seas.
Roasznuts.—On Monday night, between nine and
ten o'clock, a robbery was committed in the dwelling
house of Mr. J. TAILOR, No. 4, Wellington-place,
Willow-street, Vauxhall-road, by some notorious thieves,
who, on obtaining access into the premises, immediately
ransacked the apartments, by stripping, the drawers
and boxes df every article therein, consisting of a great
quantity of wearing apparel, belonging to Mr. and ddrs.,
TAYLOR, besides eight pieces of Irish linen, a clock, acc•
and escaped with their booty. Another robbery was
committed about the same time, in the dwelling house
of Mr. SrRONGITHARM No 7, Downingustreet, West-
minster. Here the robbers, it appears, gained admit-
tance through the uninhabited buildings, which ate
pulling down for the new improvement. The thieves
entered by the attic window, and confined themselves
solely to the servants' apartments. They broke open
trunks, belonging to the servants, and carried away the
,entire of their wearing apparel without detection.
WHITE-HEAD= Boa AND Box Buses.—Theseword*, tad
whet ii called a "turn up" on Saturday night last, in which there
was a good dial of re:nib/ft and tstesbk operation. Ben says be 4
toady to tuettßah in a YOUaltfOr love or lucre, at any dine of SW*