Star.
London, England, 1825-09-22 00:00:00

to-streetfor-Sir George Nugent, Bart.'s seat, in Becks.

The Hon. Colonel Edward Lyon has arrived in town front his
at in Worcestershire.
Departures from the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn-street :—Lady
nd Miss bioleswonh for their seat in Surrey : General Palmer,
M. P. and Mrs. Palmer for Bath.
Mrs. Admiral Wells arrived yesterday, at Gordon's Hotel, Al-
bemarle.auvet, front her seat in Berks.
Arrivals at the Pulteney Hotel, Albemarlastreet :—Sir W.Rum-
bold, Bart. and Captain Harrowby, from a tour. Departures—
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan, fur Brighton; J. Grey, Esq. for Paris.
Departures front the Bath Hotel, Arlington-street :—Captain
and Mrs. Norman, for Cheltenham; Captain Lawrence, R.N. for
Portsmouth.

Lord and Lady Nugent have left Lord Grenvilk's seat, Drop.
more Lodge, for LiHeys, Boas.
Colonel Beaumont, M.P. has arrived at his seat, Bretton Hall,
Yorkshire, from Northumberland.
Colonel Hamilton has left town for Hastings, Sussex.

The Earl of LIVERPOOL, with some other Members
of the Cabinet, transacted business last night with Mr. Secret'try
CANNING, at the Office now temporarily used for Foieign Affairs
in Downing-street, until the repairs of the other Office are com-
pleted. The Members continued in deliberation until 12 o'clock.
The E4rl of HARROWBY was expected in town last
night, from his residence at Sandon. . .
Last night Mr. PLANTA, one of the Under Secretalies
of State, arrived in town, from Hastings.
Prince EsirEartazY, the Austrian Ambassador, trans-
acted business for a considerable time yesterday afternoon, with Mr.
Secretary Comma, at the Foreign Office, Downing-street.
Yesterday afternoon the CHANCELLOR of the EXCIfla
twee left town, for Beckenham.
Mr. WYNN transacted business yesterday with the
Ca scar of the EtcHiQVltt.
DUEL..-.A duel, which terminated fatally, took place
on Saturday, at C.ollege4ffil-green, two miles from Epping, on
the Chelmsford-road. The parties were unknown at the piece of
meeting, but the deceased turned out to be a Gentleman of the
name of Astureton, who was conveyed to the Half Moon, to-
wards Chelmsford, where be died en Monday. He was attended
by Dr. Hussies, of St. George's-helds, who was on a shooting
visit to Mr. Housrivonnes, near the spot. The survivor is not
known, or at least his name is a secret. The deceased came to the
ground Idth a friend in a post-chaise, and the survivor and another
in a gig, and the affair was seen by some husbandry men only.—
The wound was on the left side, below the breast; the ball had
passed through slantingly.
Wednesday se'nnight, a previous invitation having
been sent by the Magistrates of Irvine to Joan Garr Esq. the
author of The Ayrshire Legatees, that Gentleman attended at the
Council Chambers to receive the freedom of the town where be
was born, and received the rudiments of bis educating. The vene-
rable Dean of Guild made an animated address on the occasion,
to which Mr. GALT returned a feeling and. appropriate reply, ac-
knowledging the pleasure which he felt in being now a freeman of
the town of Irvine.

The following is a comparative statement of the
prices of Grain in Dantzic and England:—
asstrarc. itiGLAND.
•
Price of the finest Wheat The same Wheat in England,
purchased in Dantzic, put free after being here two years, Is
on board and Sound dues paid, sold for 365. to 725.
!6s. 6d. to 275. sd.

Barley, •free on board and The same Barley, 541. to 465.
'Bound dues paid, • lis. sd.
Oats, free on board and Sound
dues paid, as. Sd.
Peas, free on board and The sante Peas, 50$. to ies.
Sound dues paid, i Ss. 6d.

The sane Oats, 265. to 33!.