Star.
London, England, 1830-03-31 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

The Duke of Norfolk, in St. James's-squars. from his scat, Arun.
del Castle, Sussex ; the Earl of Surrey, in St. James's-square, from
Horsham ; Capt. and Mrs. Locke, in Regent-street, from Brighton ;
Edward Hartopp, Esq. at Symmon's Hotel, St. James's-street, from
Oxford; the lion. Colonel and Mrs. Stapleton, at the St. George's
Hotel, Albemarle-street, from Berk, ; Wedderburn Ogilvy, Esq.
Mrs. Ogilvy, and family, at Mivart's Hotel, Lower Brook and Da-
vies-streets, from Sussex; the Hon. Wm. Keith, at ditto, from
Scotland ; Major land and family, at ditto, from the Continent ; Mr.
and Mrs. G. Lewis, in Brook-street, from Chatham.
DEPARTURES.
John Horrock, Esq. from Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street, for
New Town House, Bucks; Wm. Lumley, Esq., from ditto, on a
tour; T. Yard, Esq. and sons, from Ellis's Hotel, St. James's-
street, for Brighton; Lord and Lady Somers, for Surrey ; Baron
Gallcnz and suite, from Mivalt's Hotel, Lower Brook and Davies
streets, for Brighton; Lord Bayning, from ditto, for Kent; Lord
Wharncliffe, from ditto, for his seat, Bunny Park, near Loughbo-
rough; the Hon. Mrs. P. Fraser, from ditto, for Hampton; Capt.
and Mrs. Patterson, from Harley-street, for Bristol.

CHELTENHAM-111aacm
Ainivar.s.—Sir George and Lady Pocock, CoL Davenport, CoL
J. Maths, Lieut.-CoL England, Lieut.-CoL Pinion, Capt. Slade,
Capt. Kinaird, Dr. DillllU4 Rev. W. Peat, Rev. Mr. hlatthie,
Rev. Mr. Bowen, Mr. Mortimer, Mr. Pointer, Mr. Prockter, Mr.
Irving.
CHANGES.
The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton, from this town, for the me-
tropolis—The Hon. General Meade, for ditto—Sir E. Blount, for
his seat, Marley Hall, near Worcester—Captain and Mrs. Collier,
for Melton Mowbray—the Rev. T. Leigh I .nett, for Oxford—
Mr. Herbert, for ditto, &c. ere.

The Princess AUGUSTA honoured the performance of
the Philharmonic Concert at the Italian Opera House, on Monday
evening, with her presence.
The Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER honoured the
'performance of M. POTIER in Le Males* ionaginaire and Ilenri
Qualm en Panellist, at the Haymarket Theatre, on Monday even.
ing, with their presence.
The Spanish Minister transacted business yesterday
with the Earl of ABERDEEN.
Saturday, by special licence, at the residence of Lord
PLUXZET, in Stephen's-green, Dublin, by the Rev. Sir FRANCIS
LYNCH Bionic, the Hon. and Rev. ROBERT PLIINNZT Rector
of Bermingham, Yorkshire, to MARY, eldest daughter of the late
Sir ROBERT LYNCH BLOIS&
A Deputation of Gentlemen interested in the Fisheries
of Ireland, headed by Lord L. Gown', as Secretary of State for
Ireland, had.a long
of interview with Mr. Hunan, yesterday, at the
Office of the Board Trade.
The Earl of ABERDEEN and Mr. HERRIF.S had inter-
views with the Duke of Ws:m.l3'Blns yesterday at the Treasury.
Persia, too, has what is called its " poets' de circon-
staneen—nlmely, poets touching their lyre on the spur of a parti-
cular occasion. The reigning SCHAH, says the Gazette de St.
Petersburg, " has made a present to a poet of the name of Mtn*
GAEUL, who composed a poem on the occasion of his tbirth.day,
consisting of a resit of inexpressible*, made of the skin of an hip-
popotamus, without any seam, the buttons of which, are of topaz
and of a pair of half-boots of muak.ratakins, shod with tips of solid
g01d....-Parts Paper.
Notes of country bankers stamped in the years 1827,
1828, and 1829.—The total of such notes :stamped in 1827 was
2,280,9721. in 1828, 3,042,2941. in 1829, 2,795,97 W.
The King of France has been pleased to present
Lieutenant Cook, R.N. of Blackheath, with a most superb gold
snuff-box' richly adorned with the royal cipher and crown, in
diamonds, accompanied by a most gracious letter, expressive dYs
majesty's approbation of his "night life-buoy," for saving Ina
who may. have the misfortune to tall overboard at sea. Ms is.
vial majesty, the late '
:Emperor Alexander, and his majesty is
King of the Nethedands likewise rewarded Lieut. Cook Ike bis
in-
vention, on introducing it into their respective services.
The conduct of the newspaper retainers of the Ministry
seems to show that the Government are by no means pleased with
the result of the debate on the pensions of Messrs BATHURST end
Durtn•s'on Friday n*lvt. he Courier of Saturday contained a
Mr. P,

lengthy athletic Mr. Pouters Teomesox's moden for a rodur.-
don of taaidoe, which was boos& bathe the House of Connnews
on Thursday, and as which /Mahan woes successful; but en a
single word of cansame as 8k R. Hesow's modes et the pm-
ideas night, on:which Ministers were defeated. la Oleg the Nosh
of the division, the Morning Papa from which the Courier alt
its debate had the words " Majority agehnt Ministers, 18.•
Indelicate bluntness was not suited he the *damns of the courtly
Courier ; the " words of fear" spin LlAislaters were therefore
suppressed, and the more brief announamost, " majority 18," is
left to declare the unpalaumble fact.—MernistpHeraid
The late Sir ROBERT FARQUHAR Was second son of
Sir Walter Farquhar, M.D. created a Baronet in 1796, sad what at
his decease_
_}n 1819, at the advanced age of 80, wes_physiethe lb
present Majesty, then Prince Regent.mfdr s.wairer ,lopes.
credal in his title. by his eldest son, the present Sir Theme
Harvic Farquhar, of the dim of Hestia and Co. bankers, be
Saint James's-street. Sir Robert Farquhar, at an early
to the East ladles, and successively filled
civil emplaymmts in the Ratan parts of the
globe. He was somedr commercial reddest at Amboyna,
and at the peace of Arnim, in 1802, be was intrusted with
the important othes of Gematieskaa for adjusting the British
claims In the 11 'meta In 18111 he was appothied Govanor
sad Comermdmimalif of the liwashiss, and
to his salsa krona, neigaki the isetises et
meat be that akey, la the yeas :Mel, he wee elevated to
she ot a beesent. In 1834 be took the sum= of
k addlika to that et restabss, by lloyal thips
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s odes the gel elesties, k MS, he as 3110101111 to
Paelkowst ik the bee* et 117110, width he onsearolsi at his
dinged's. Be &kW iesedoll Jeremy 1 ISM Mob ninon
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dtdslity, Itatillteteliele Walks lASsilikee%treriglides;
present Beease,) and ether claim 8k watbka k inli,
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