Star.
London, England, 1825-09-24 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

The Duke and Duchess of Rutland and family are expected on
Monday, at their seat, Cheveley Park, Newmarket, from Belvoir
Castle.
The P.arl and Countess Spencer have left town, for their seat at
Wimbledon.
The Earl and Countess of Hardwick left town this day for their
seat, Wimpole Hall, Cambridgeshire.
Lord and Lady Montague have left their seat, Ditton Park,
Bucks, for Scotland.
Baroness WiUoughby de Eresby left yesterday her seat, Grims-
thorpe Castle, Lincolnshire, for Cheltenham.
Lord Alvanley has left town, on a tour.
Sir Geo. Warrender, Bart. has left town, for his seat, in Berks.
The Hon. Miss Burrell and Miss Elliot left town yesterday, for
Cheltenham.
The Earl and Countess of Cianricarde are expected in town next
week, from Ireland.
Departures from Miller's Hotel, Jermyn-street :—Mr. and Mrs.
Farquhar, for Eastbnurn ; and Captain Hughes, for Windsor.
Viscount Dudley has arrived at his seat, Hitnley Hall, Stafford-
shire, from a tour.
Departures from the British Hotel:—Captain and Mrs. knight,
for Bath ; and J. Hutchinson, F.sq. for Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarke have left town, for their seat, Dunham
Lodge, Norfolk.
Aftawacs tx DUBLIN, rani ENGLAND.—CoIoneI Leslie and fa-
mily, Major Hamilton, Mr. Roe and family, Mr. and Miss Sa-
vory, Mr. and Miss I lawkshaw.—D aaaaa wits Fox EizoLawn.—
Sir Thomas Whelan, family, and suite, Mrs. Woodward, family,
and suite, Mr. and Mrs. Tennant, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Hubner,
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Magee, her. Mr. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Put-
tan, Mrs, S. Felix.

The Princecs AUGUSTA left Bagshot Park on Thurs-
day, where her Royal Highness had been staying ow a visit to the
Duchess of Gm:cent*, for her Royal Highness's residence at
Frogmore. The Duchess of Gtoucerrea accompißled her sister,
on a visit to the Princess for some days.
Yesterday morning the Earl of LIVERPOOL left his
residence at Whitehall, in his carriage and four, for the Royal
Lodge, Windsor Park, on a visit to the Km.
The Earl of WESTMORLAND transacted business yes- ,
terday afternoon at the Foreign Office.
S iturciy, W. H. HAWKER, E.q. was elected Mayor
for the Borough of Plymouth, for the ensuing year.
Prince PoLiGNAc, the French Ambassador, trans-
acted business yesterday afternoon with Mr. Secretary Cm.-xtao, at
the Foreign Office.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER left town, for
Beckenham, on Thursday afternoon.
His Honour the VICE•CHANCELLOR is at present re•
siding at the Bath Hotel, Boulogne-sur.Mer. Amongst his other
occupations he daily employs himself in reading French with a native
JOSEPH BUTTERWORTH, Esq. one of the present Re-
presentatives of Dover, arrived there on Wednesday evening, and
is about to commerce a canvass for being rechosen on the next
election.

TOLIRATION.—On the Ist of July, the Executive of
the Province of Buenos Ayres transmitted to the House of Repre-
sentative% the project of a law on religious toleration, couched in
these words :—" The tight which every man has to worship Goa
according to his own conscience, shall be inviolable in the territory
of this province."
We have received papers and letters from St. Vin-
cent's to the 9th August, which are of a very unfavour-
able ir4ture. By these we learn, that on the Friday
precaling (the 6th), the estate of Col. BROWN had been
nearly destroyed by fire ; the negroes having burnt
down the boiling-house, the negro huts on the estate.
and finally, the proprietor's house. Such a fire bad
never before been known at St. Vincent's, and the
greatest alarm prevailed among the inhabitants of the
colony, as it was known to be the work of incendiaries,
seven of the negroes concerned being in custody and
four more who had affected their escape, were closely
pursued. The adviees from Berbice also mention tha•
great sickness prevailed throughout that colony, but in
other respects that place was quiet.