Star.
London, England, 1825-10-13 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

The Duke of Bedford left town yesterday afternoon, for his seat,
Woburn Abbey.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdown, arrived in town
yesterday evening, from their seat, Bowood Park, Wilts, on their
way to Paris.
The Countess Spencer has left town for Aitborpe, Northerly
tonsbire.

Lord Lynedock left Warren's Hotel, Regent•street, yesterday
'ming, for the Hague.
George Byng, Esq. M.P. and Mrs. Byng, arrived yesterday at
ieir house In St. James's-square. from their seat,Wrotharn Park. •
The Honourable Mrs. Fowler.and the Rev. Luke Fowler, hare
ft town for Paris.

Arrivals at Fenton's Hotel, St. Jansees-plate:—Colonel Aubrey,
from Newmarket ; Hyde Parker, Esq. from Melford Hall,. Suf-
folk ; the Honourable G. W. Formates' from the Duke of Rut.
land's, Belvoir Castle. Departures: -.7;1r. and - Airs. Hussey, fer
Brighton ; Captain Manley, for Bath.
Colonel and Miss Hallam arrived yesterday at the St. James's
Hotel, Jermyn-street, from their seat in Herts.
Sir John and Lady Morris have arrived in town from their seat
in Glamorganshire.
Sir William and Lady M' Mahon and family arrived yesterday
at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, from Paris.
Departures from Gordon's Hotel, Albemarle-street and
Miss Vesey, for their seat in Berk,; Mr. Powlett, on a tour; Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson, for Berks.

The Earl of Uxbridge and Lord W. Paget have left the Duke of
Richmond's, Goodwood, Sussex, on a tour.

WINDSOR, OCT. ll.—Yesterday bis Royal Highness
the Duke of CLAMICII arrived at the Royal Lodge. and had a
long interview with his Nlosasrr, after which his Royal Highness
returned to Bushy Park. In the afternoon his Alssurr, with his
attendants, took his usuul exercise is the Great Park.

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His MAJZSTY has had information from the Duke of
CUIIIVIIIMAND, assigning reasons for his delay in Paris; and a letter
on the subject has been forwarded to the Duke's apartments, St.
James's Palace, which were hastily got ready on Wednesday se'n-
night, the Duke being then expected; but the Duke of OMBRA.
IAXD Is pow hourly expected in London from France. Colonel
THORNTON, sent from Windsor by the Kula for such purpose, is
still waiting at the apartments to receive the Duke. His Royal
Highness is expected to bring a Prince of Prussia with him.
Mr. Secretary CANNING has been some days on a
visit to his friend, Mr. litzus, at Seafhrd. _

Mr. HUSCSSON has arrived in Paris, with his Lady,
and suite.

DOWER, Ocr. 10.—His Grace the Archbishop of
CAirmasurPr stUl continues to honour this place with his presence.
The inhabitants of Dover are evidently much gratified with the
presence of the Archbishop ; and instead of that pomp and splen-
dour which they expected would accompany such exalted rank,
they view with delight that beautiful simplicity that adorns his
establishment, and commands respect from all who witness it.
CHRLTRNHAM, OCT. 11.—The Earl and Countess of
COVENTRY Lady AUOUaTA COTTON, Viscounteu DONCANDRN Mr.
Justice lATTLICHALE and Lady, &c. were among the persons of dis-
tinction who thronged the promenade at the Montpelier Spa, this
morning, from baltpast eight tin ten o'clock. Alderman WOOD is
among our last arrivals. The Subscription Hounds hunted yester-
day, when there was some excellent sport; they started from
Walden Hill. The new road leading into this town from the Loa-
don road, to avoid Dowdswell Hill, which has been the terror of
travellers, was opened yesterday.—Upwards of 501. was collected
on Friday, at the Sherbourne Spa Room at the Meeting of the
Society for the Conversion of Jews to Christianity.
LISTON quits the Hay market Theatre on the 21st, to
fulfil an old engagement at Birmingham, where he will perform
eight nights, and then return to the Haymarket Theatre, until It
closes in November. During Ltrrotes absence from town, Mr.
Jelin VINING, a new candidate for Theatrical fame in London,
but who is well known at the Canterbury, Rochester, and Dover
Theatres, will commence a b bort engagement : his first appearance
will be in Ocirtoien. Green-room report speaks favourably of his
talents. He is the brother of Mr Vnusto, of that Theatre. •
BRIGHTON, Ocr. 11.—Our hunting season com-
menced yesterday. The Subscription pack of Harriers threw off
at I'ateham, for weekly continuance there, on Mondays, and on
Wednesdays and Fridays on the Race Cosine, and at the
Dyke, soon after ten o'clock in the morning, at each place.—
In addition to the above pack, there are the Lewes Brookside
harriers, Lord GAGE'S Fox Dogs, the East Sussex Fox Dogs, and
he crack pack of Colonel Geo. WYNDHAM, which will he in this
neighbourhood early in November, to add to the enjoyments of our
,porting amateurs.