Star.
London, England, 1830-01-04 00:00:00

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WIN naoa, JAI. 2...411.11 MAJESTY'S
guineas to the poor of Windsor has been disposed
the following manner, under the judicious _
dews of the Mayor, the Churchwardens; Overseers,
Committee: 400 blankets at 35..6d. 701. 467 _
coals at 16.6 d. Total, 1051.6 d. •The Lord fiteaarcl
also contributed 201: towards the same .benevolent*'

The Duke of Sussex arrived at Newetead
the evening of the 20th ult. suffering under the ,
of cold and •cough, owing to the inclemency
weather, but we are happy to leant that his Royal
ness is much better, and we trust will soon

convalescent. His Royal Highness passed through
Wriest week, on his way from Eaten Hall, to Stanton
raid, the seat of Earl' FEMURS. iThe bells rang
peal, ands party of the gentlemen of U
assembled to cheer his Royal Highness, who
their gratulations with the greatest courteous
affability. This is the first time that Uttoxster
honoured by the visit of a member of the Royal
since the year 1745, when the Duke of Cu
was quartered there by the loyal inhabitants,
gross to meet the•rebels.
The Trustees of Baldain's Pool 'Bridge,
during the last week distributed generally to
Eton nearly 400 bushels of coals.
The Provost and Fellows of Eton College liberally
tributed bread and soup to nearly 600 poor
Tuesday and Wednesday
The Bishop of Low DON, from what satisfactory
does not appear, has dismissed all the Whitehall r
The Duke and Duke and Duchess of G"
have returned to their residence in Bigshot Park
visit .to the Marquis and Marchioness of S
it Hatfield, Herts.
Plaice LEOPOLD dined with the Duchess
on!Friday, being New Year's Day, at her residence
the King's Palace, in Kensington. His Royal
returned-to Claremont in the evening.
Mr. Secretary PEEL transacted business
the Office of the Secretary of State for Foreign
Mr. VESEY VITZGEEALD continues seriousl
posed. The Right Hon. Gentleman is attended
physicians. Mr. PEEL frequently pays persona
lee his colleague, and others of the Ministers
make inquiries after his health. The answer
yesterday was,' Mr. FITZGERALD is a little
Lord and Lady WINVORD are amongst
arrivals at Cheltenham.
A large and distinguished party have been
the Christmas holydays at Woburn Ablx y,
Imansion of his Grace the Duke of BED ro R
happy to say his Grace appears in the enjoymen
celtent health, and is frequently seen in the
Woburn, to the great joy of its inhabitants.
Gazette.

The Lou) CHIEF BARON Of SCOTLAND it

from his indisposition.
The Russian and French AMBASS•Do us
been in constant communication.

There is a report in circulation at Tourna:
jewels of her Imperial and Royal Highness the
0 x•x a a are in pledge at Aix-la-Chapelle.
ought to point out this report to Government,
its researches.

Saturday the despatches were dosed at the
House, and delivered to the Pursers of the
ships, viz.—Dunira, Captain John P. Wilson,
Liam Fairlie, Captain Thomas Blair, consigned
and China; and the Duchess of AthoU, Captain
M. Daniell, consigned to Bombay and China.
Smithfield seems likely soon to rival Lombard.
as it contains, according to the new list just
no less than six banking-houses-
A Reverend Divine has-just been elected
grave-digger of the parish of St. Giles-in-the-
' female being one of his opponents.
Such is the impoverished state of Ferdinand"'
that he appears to have been obliged to look '
f ttlur-in-law for the means. of paying the piper
priest) at his late nuptials.
A large building is erecting in the rear %.
Exeter 'Change fon the purpose of holding public
ings ; wallet the ranting- and roaring of the -
will not be entirely lost to the neighbourhood.
The late celebrated Alderman BOY DELL,
more notoriously celebrated Lady HAIL VI.
born in the same prish.—Hawarden, in Flintshire.
one of the richest livings in England, being
6,0001. to 8,0001. per annum. It is a peculiar
Rector, the Hon. and Rev. GEORGE NEVI"
MLLE, exercises various episcopal functions,
his own ecclesiastical courts—Berkshire Chronicle,
The Bath Chronicle thins notices the death
cal prodigy :—Died (Cheltenham, Dec. 29,)
(aged 17) daughter of Mr. JOHN CANE, of
This-highly talented young lady's performances
flute elicited the admiration and astonishment
diences of the recent Hereford and Gloucester

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AMATEUR THEATR I A patty of Sheffield
piano engaged the Chesterfield. Theatre for three
and were to make their appearance on Monday
last ; but at the hour announced for commencing,
being only one shilling in the house, the parties
it prudent to return the money to. the visitor,
the best of their way home, having lost both
and money.
THE STATE LIRELS.With the exception
Courier and the Morning Post, every newspaper
London has denounced the prosecution. A
meat which could survive such a torrent of
don, mast have reliance open ez-officio informations,
and a .contempt for public-animadversion,
reckless absurdity, admit. of no parallel. It must
occur to every rational being, that an unprofitable
over the Atomises! Journal is no equivalent for
.of more pressing obligations.. The trade
try has decayed, the spirit of industry and
wants renovation, and the people are unemployed,
distrustful and complaining . At borne we -
dejected and depressed; • Arced we are
markets, and incensing disrespect. Ministers
not have braved public displeasure ,at a more
measset. In vulgar estimation, the anxiety
theft mess and emoluments impregnable
!Mapper to have supplanted the sacred duty
asPollokles and healing the wounds of a
restlyorSheisekl Courant.
The stoloreulating to Lord HENRY SETA.
gh all the newspapers, is not
~tited. Lord Ysamou'ru,
Is the eldest eon, conrequently
ihunediate heir to the tide and estates of the
Of HIETTORD. Lord HENRY SEYMOUR, b
brother, was born in France in the year 1805,
to the residuary property of the late Duke of
BERRY, 1010, by will, left it to Mademoiselle
.114111,41101M0R Of H YOE D . This
in France ever since the birth of Lord
SEYMOUR, *particular allusion to whom is
will (deposited in the Prerogative Office, Doctors
'coons) of die late Marchioness of lisarroß:

gift of 10.)
/poised of in
suporinten-
verseers, and
i 7 bushels of
Steward has
volent object.
ad Abbey on
the influence
iency of the
Royal High-
be perfectly
ongh Uttoxe-
Blanton' Hot-
rang a merry
of Uttoxeter '
who returned
?rumness and
star has been
loyal .Family
nunesstAxe
'on his pro-
, Eton, have
D the poor of
liberally dis-
r persons on
ictory reason
all-preachers.
GLOUCESTER
Park, from a
iALISBURT,
ss of KENT
redidence in
yal Highness
yesterday at
reign Affairs.
riously indis-
snded by two
ersonal visits
send daily to
swer received
tle better.-
I the recent
een spending
the splendid
ID. We arc .
yment of ex-
ile streets Of
s.—Bedford
is recovering
I have lately
nay that the
he Princess of
We think we
t, to facilitate
he East India
:he following
as, and Nil-
lied to Bengal
inkpatainbard. Edward
t,
tat published,
a sexton and
the-Fields, a
ad's finances,
to his Royal
per (if not he
of the site of
public i c
menagerie M ee -
J.
and the -late
su, were both
ushire. It is
3113:01
six ttGeah.nzdfr tled:
it of a musi-
Miss CARS,
of Hereford.
laces on the
nt of the au-
sr Festivals
heffield Thee-
three nights.
aday evening
Incing, there
arties judged
r, and make
th their time
*ion of the
tewspaper in
A govern-
of crimina-
nformations,
which, for
nit naturally
able triumph
it the neglect
of the coun-
el enterprise
unemployed,
we are thus
losing our
titters could
DM unhappy
ty to render
and lasting,
y of relieving
a distracted
EMOUR, now
sot correctly
consequently
he Marquess
his young'.
5, and is heir
if Qualms--
FANIAIII,
his lady has
ord Huse
mad* in the
actors Com-
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