Star.
London, England, 1825-10-19 00:00:00

FASIIIONABLh INTELLIGENCE.

A 11111 VA z.s—Sir Sandford Graham, Bart. M.P. and Lady Graham,
at Marshal Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square; Sir William Bur-
dett, Bart. at ditto; William Willink, Esq. and Mrs. Willink, at
ditto, from Liverpool; C. G. Hutchinson, Esq. at ditto: Edmund
E>q. at ditto; Charles Pattenson, Esq. at ditto; F. E.
Morrice, Eaq. at ditto.
Chariots Prince Schwartaenburg, from Marshal Thompson's
Hotel; Colonel Pocklington, Mrs. Pocklington, R. Pocklington,
Esq. T. Pocklington, Esq. and the Misses Pocklington, from ditto ;
Mrs. General Scott and Miss Scott, from ditto, for Staines ; Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Martin, from Coulson's hotel, Lower Brook-
street, for Windsor; the Misses Zouch, from ditto; Mrs. and
the Misses Davis and suite, from the Library, Broadstairs, for the
Continent.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE BARON OF RENFREW.

HARWICH, OCT. 18.—The City of Edinburgh, steamer, has just
arrived (three, r.x.) from the tongsand. The 13aron of Renfrew
was hove off the Longsand at three o'clock this morning; she
shipped her two anchors and cables, and is now riding,with the only
anchor remaining,about eight miles from the Sunk,bearing W.N. W.
The City of Edinburgh and James Watt, steam vessels, have each
lost an anchor and cable.

Arrived off Dover, the James Laing, Kora, from Jamaica.
Off Penzance, the Anna, NIXON, from Demerara.
The Hope packet was to sail from Jamaica, 20th September.
FA I.I,BOUTH, OCT. 17.—Wind S.W. to N.W.—Arrived the
Speedy, WATT, from Cork.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. has blown hard from
the West since two, P.m. and still (seven, Nu.) continues. Arrived
the Thetis transport, from the Downs for South America—she
picked up, off Portland, 107 tubs of spirits • Apollo, &rim, from
ditto, for Gibraltar ; and the Rising SunDILAKg, from ditto, for
Cape Coast Castle.
Dza r., OCT. 18.—Wind S.—Arrived the Cadmus, —, from
Quebec. Sailed the John, FREEMAN, for the Tale of France; Corn-
wallis, Hannaason, for Sincapore ; Choice, WHT.ATLY, for St. Do-
mingo ; Castle Forbes, HOWLAND, for India; with weveral others,
names unknown.

Livitaroot., OCT. 17.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Tantivy,
ANDREWS, from Bahia—sailed the 3lst August; Paragon, SIMPSON,
from Jamaica—sailed, the 7th September; and Lord Whitworth,
ParrassoN, from Alitamichi.

Conic, ot.:T. 15.—Sailed the Diadem trarspott, with troops, for
Corfu.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, OCTOBER 18.

Slurs Esraitao INwanns—The Edward and Peru, from St.
Petersburgh ; James, from Standgate Creek ; Thetis and Pursuit,
from Ilamburgh ; Jane and Ariailne, from Oporto ; Isabella, from
Quebec; VigilLnte, from Rotterdam ; Aurora and Twee Ge-
broedcrs, truin Embden ; Edward, from Stettin ; Theodore, from
Rostock ; Reward, Canada, and Robert, from Riga ; Flying Fish,
from Ostend.

Et:TIERED OUTWARDS—The Williams Henry, for Buenos Ayres;
Fortitude:, for 13.:rbsdoes ; Richmond, for Hamburgb ; Queen of
the Netherlands, for Rotterdam; Waterloo and Briton, for Ja-
mica ; l'antlivr, fur Naples; and Mexborougb, for Grenada.

A fall of 1/. 10;. per ton upon bar iron has taken place.
Pig iron is 11. per too lower : No. 1 sells at 81. No. 2at 71. and No.
3 at 61. per ton.
Each of the public cabriolets is said to be farmed by
the driver at 18s. each day. This, supposing the
original cost to be £lOO, and the expense about a guinea
a week, must be a tolerably profitable concern.
DAVIS' &ma rrs.—Friday, the Middleton, Reed, ar-
rived at Aberdeen, with 12 fish, 150 tuns of oil ; left
the ice the 17th September, and confirms generally the
unfavourable accounts received by the Enterprise and
Monarch, and agrees as to the state of the weather,
and consequent disasters with which it had been at-
tended. The Caledonia, Todd, of Kirkaldy, with eight
or ten fish, passed Aberdeen on Wednesday, as have
also several other large vessels, supposed to be whalers,
within these two or three days. And as about forty sail
left the fishing ground with the Enterprise, many of
these whale fishing ships must be on the coast, and may
be daily expected to arrive at their ports of dtstination.
The typhus fever is raging in the suburbs of Car-
lisle, to a melancholy excess. There are several patients
lying now in the House of Recovery, suffering under
the affliction of that baneful disorder. The cholera
mori,us, ton, a disease, the ravages of which are equal
only to it; severity, also prevails, especially among
the working classes. The best preventives against the
approach (1 these disorders, are cleanliness and sobriety
in the former case, and Is strict attention to.proper food
in tl e latter.

Ytsterday was the anniversary of Hain Fair, at
Charlt.ut, neat Greenwich. Tzle fineness of the early
part of the mottling drew together a great number of
persons, to witness the usual scene of frolic and fun,
which commenced at twelve o'clink. A number of
Jerusalem ponies went in procession, mounted each by
a man, wearing a large pair of horns on his head, the
supposed gilt of his trail fair one. Scalcely had this
been 6ni.hed, when a heavy shower of rain came on,
which damped the ardour of the visitors, who were
obliged to 'Pend the remainder of the day in quaffing,
and offering sacrifice; at tt.c shrine of, blue ruin and
keava wet!