Star.
London, England, 1824-12-14 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVAL&

The Marquis of Hertford, front his seat in Suffolk ; the Dowager
Countess of Alansfirld, at Mivart's Hotel, tower Brook-street,
from her seat, Richmond Park; Sir George Warrender, Bart. at''
his house, Whitehall place, from Scotland; the Hon. Mr. and Mrs.
Azar Ellis, at Roehampton, from Brighton; Mr. and Mrs. George
Bytig, at their house in St, James's-square, from their seat, Wro-
tham Park, near Barnet; Lord John Thynne, In town; the Coun-
tess of (7arnarvon, at Petwortb, Sasser, Irons Ilighclere, Berkshire;
the Hun. Mr. Addington, in Dover-street.'

CH NOES.
The Earl Talbot, from Sandwell, Birmingham, for /ngestrie
Park ; Sir Lawrence Palk,. Bart. for Dalby llouse, near Melton
M.wbray, in Leicestershire; Mr. Robert King, for Corpus Christi
College, Oxford; Colonel Again, on a visit to Mf. William John
Campion, at his villa near Brighton ; Hon. 'Henry Howard, for
Corby Castle, Cumberland ; Mr. George lidtington, on a visit to
the Castle, at Wemyss, in Scotland.

A Cabinet Council oas held at tl-e Foreign Office,
Downing-street, this afternoon, at two o'clock, and numerously
attended.
Yesterday afternoon, at two o'clock, a Cabinet
Council was held at -the Secretary of State's Office for Foreign
Affairs, which was attended by the Loan CuAwcsuort, the Earls
of Livreroo! and BATHURST, Mr. Secretary PtIL, Mr. Secretary
CANNING, the CHATSCKI.LOB of the EXCHIFIUTZR, Viscount 1111CLYILLS,
Lord Baxter, Mr. Wrint, Mr. IluszkeoN,&c. The Cabinet did
not break up till a quarter past five o'clock.
Mr. WYNN gave the first Cabinet dinner this season
yesterday, to the Cabinet Ministers, at his house, in Whitebait-place.
Yesterday morning the CitoNcELLoa of the EXCIIIt-;
nese arrived at his residence in Downing-street, from Beckenham.-
Thursday last, Mr. BA NICHSA li,'Of the Foreign Office,'
who is attached to Mr. STRATFOnn CAN/11140.11 Special Mission to
St.Petersburgh, left town, to join the Right Honourable Gentleman
at Brussels.
The School for Scandal has been acted as a melo-
drame !! at Paris.
Sunday se'nnighti a meeting took place at Colitis, be-
tween Mr. Knee and Mr. NOVI/int/4. Roxstre, the latter Gentle-
man being one of the parties who was compelled to enter into re-
cognizances, as detailed in our Bow-street report of the fth inst.—
On the word being given, Mr. Kew fired his pistol in the air, on
which the seconds interered, and,Alr. Kens having, in the pre-
sence of their respective .friends, exonerated Mr. ItOSIALDI from all
knowledge or participation in the proceeding which led to the inter-
ference of the Police on the former occasion, matters were ami-
cably adjusted.
A meeting took place in a field near Blackness, be-
tween a Mr. It—s and Mr. WlC—v. The parties fired by signal,
when Mr. M.'s ball passed through Mr. It.'s arm. The seconds
immediately interfered, and Mr. It. was conveyed to a house, where
surgical aid was promptly procured. The wound was. slight‘
We understand that Mr. Davin 'SEATON, mho was Baker-street, Portman-square, was last night lighted
Mr. Weseszes emend in the late duel fought at North Queensfstr7, with gas, fur the Ant time. The contrast between the darkam-
has been apprehended and lodged in the Caltonhill Jail, upon a viable parish lamps, and these of the Gas Company, was striking
warrant, which directs his detention until be finds bail to e coml. its the extreme.
derable amount, for hit appearance in any prosecution that may be Alderman TnoMnow, it h said, will offer himself a
brought against him. Captain DUGUID, the second of Captain Candidate for the City of landau at the ensuing General Election,
Gousemr, though he did not akscond, bad been previously subjected where there will he two vacancies at least, and the friends of Mr.
to the same bail. Mr. Sonnet was apprehended at Liverpool. Mr.
Mafia*, is learmorted, will propose that Gmtleman as a Candidate
WitTALL is still ill biding, but it is said, intends to surrender when for the County of &Wanes.
called Upon for trial—Glasgow &aria. FLOBBNCI4 Nov.2o.—Tuesday evening, his Excellency
The Town Council of Edinburgh, in virtue of their
Lord Bamendnien, Minister Plenipotentiary frost kis Britannic Ma.
Royal Charter, constituting them Patrons of the University of that ;air to this and Berge Court, gave a dramatic asterisks-
City,have, we understand, resolved to comply yids a petition lately went at hie .....a., no ........a was La 7,,i,„,_
presented to them by the Society of Writers to his Majesty's Signet, an ...mum awir"sCs wisiXita""7„Fte tiste and 4;3
praying that the Lecull'eship of Conveyancing, founded by that weirihtowiedeo of the int. The parts wen sup.
Body, should be erected into a Professorship in the University, and ;:artodhp-riarse eieseromaer ped atPthrilasellainpon,vin. Signors
that Mr. aIACIFtIf &AMU, the present Lectutel„ should be ap. Yates sod 1.51114 and awn The other Darts and the
pointed the first Professor. This importantnea!nre has been very among were emoted by Meted skilful =amts. The „own
deliberately discussed by the Council, and anted by a majority • seennMed as this masks was at once select and numerous. The
twenty-live to four voices. The platres ta fillieLup future tram- pergannisicoog the opera , which occupied roar hour, was followed
cies, proposed by the Writers to the Signet, who have agreed to pay %les Milani bell, which did not close till three in te morning.—.
the Processor's salary in all time coming, has been elle adopted by mos Infreennents were wired- up, and the usual
a Majority of sixteen to thirteen voices. According to this plan, the eueevev oath was displayed in all the departments of
choice, when any vacancy occurs, is to be made by two Members -ifai:spiendodaso,..geoewa dipirenan.
of the Town Council, two Writers to the Signet, chosen by the liody.
ASNITOPIR/Ji CLUB CASTLE SHRW...-This exhibition
as Electors, and the Deputy Keeper of the Signet for the dewy-
wee yesterday mare muniteudy attended than on either et the
DRURY-LANZ Tnsoraa.—After the Tragedy. . .....;eisoolit ra the course of the .....1.. a drcosodaoro
ling Joins, which was acted extremely well throughout; the weir rd...-„--,„,na snefteg easibrame ndoth-7.= .L......." were
Farce of Uncle Gabrid was repeated last night, and kept a very .=e_ .ka....... b ~,,..u...., I..bees .:=2,..77,= pin-
crowded audience constantly upon the laugh. Mr. BWeeaso sant"- Te—tosa"tgoos—T"-othe-hadirien7wl;;"was sherpe'regilai,e'ri`o'cLeTit
was encored in his fine drinking song, as was LURIA!' in his c *edema. A regoetable lathing man, hahitedas &grazier, was
song ; and the Waltzing Duet received the same compliment. deiseledpithing the pokes ea farmer. The (Ander was instantly
ADILPHI THZATRII.-.411 new farcical burletta, called
armslam Ann a donna of gee hod, whose dins he had snipped,
sevg66
More Blunders One or,she Pia robs, was last Waist Pee- and conveyed to die reservoir from whisk the cattk are
formed at this Theatre, and received wish unequivocal marks of water, keperktek be was plunged, sew eeresnenrs, and
approbation. The piece contains, as its title intimates, a consider- dimmed , wins be was drawn out, and suffered to departs
able share of that broad and pleasing humour which arises from the at hillki escaped so cheaply.
blunders of ..bustling and well-meaning Irish servant. and Is calor- w y last, between the hours of four and fire,
laced to afford much amusement to those who visit this Theatre.
the
of
villains entered the around-loot apartment of No. S,
MADAME CANPAN.—The French ofEdition
s_ of the Rev. ROWLAND H :Les altnthouses, Blackfriars-
JOURNAL ANINDOTIQUI Or MADAN' QOM, published this day by
Mr. Comm contains various Anecdotes that haveheensuppeessed read, under the pretence of seeing what **pairs were
in the Paris idition besides Extracts from her Correspondence, necessary, stating themselves to be surveyors : they
her Thoughts on Education, &c. The Public should, therefore, be stole from the mantle-shelf an eight-day time-piece, bee'
particular in giving their orders for the Complete Edition. longing to the poor woman who occupies the room,
If you purchase a Ticket at HAZARD and Co.'s they
who is above 84 years of age, and bas been confined for
will return £lB for it, if not entitled to one of the Two Twenty
the last fifteen weeks to her bed. She had had it in her
Thousands, as it nese ne 'same (beelike 1,000 other Prises) Bin
Tnuasner. The return for Shares will be in proportion; so that possession a great number of years.
the risk of a whole Ticket ti oolylC4 les. and for a Sixteenth only Monday coming (week) T. W. Guinan, Esq. killed
Nine Shillings and Sixpence. The Scheme contains Two of .1350,0009 18 'wild docks and eight coots, on Chillingtos Pool, at ow skot !
Two of -3C20,000, &c. dec. No Blanks. Tinte for return till Sikh of A silk
milt has just been erected at Hanky, by Mr.
December. HAZAILD and Co. have sold, in the last-Two Nods,
RantieLsr. It is the first erection of the kind in the Potteries,
Prizes of AlO,OOO, and AlO4OO, at their Offices, Royal Biebense
Gate; 26, comma ; and 32,sfpflistiver, end a Redenheseinn It was observed by PHILIP 1,1 COMISICS, 44 that
MDNNO lirrseLsoseca.—Copper ores sold at Redruth, Dec.lBll4, toad ef Linen sense was preferable to science."
2,004 tons—Average Produce 7. Quantity of line copper, WS Pun.— On the publication of Mr. Plea Epic Peens
toes 17 cwt.—Amount of the sale, £17,184 average standard, 41 18 of APT 1, a cockney declared the title to he a complete take-in;
7s. - Twenty-eight tom of fluor spar were sold for .81 and ed. a ton " for," said he, " I don't believe, from what 1 saw of it, that it
flog Wheat Buller. will egn• be kilf-rcai, nor a quarter either."