Star.
London, England, 1825-10-17 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE IN i'ELLIGENCE.

Cmcicas.—His Royal Hisbness the Dike of York, for Nes
market; the Earl of Beauchamp, for Worcester, from
Hotel; Lord Onglry, from ditto, for Ohl Warden; Sir nib;
Smith, Ilan. from ditto; Mr. and Mrs. Meuingbird and bori4,
from ditto, for Chatham; B. H. Beaumont, Esq. from ditto, tor
Oxford: Major and 'Mrs. Schreiber, from the Royal Hotel, Si.
James's-street, for Hants; Captain Schreiber and the Rev. NIL
Schreiber, from ditto, for Essex; C. &udamore, Esq. and Mo.
Scudamore, at Hake's Hotel, from the Continent; Williaa 341.
soh, Eaq. at ditto, from Yorkshire.

WINDSOR, OCTOBER 16.—This morning his 'f A.
nsii', accompanied by his Royal Brost er the Duke
of CUMSERLARD, Prince ESTERMATY Count LtEres,
and the Suite at the Royal Lodge, heard Divine Set
vice performed at the new private Chapel, by the Rev,
Dr. SUMMER; after which his MAJESTY, with the Ittpl
Duke and visitors, left the Royal Lodge in the poll
phaetons for an airing in the Great Pa'k. They are
expected to extend their drive to the Castle.
Yesterday afternoon, Prince Reetunasv and Count Lama
ved at the Royal Lodge, on a visit to his Karam.
;# Saturday morning the Duke and Duchen of CLk
aspen arched at their temporary residence, in Chaties-streoi
Berkeley-square, from Bushy. Their Royal Highnesses retuned
to Bushy in the afternoon.
The Duchess of CLARENCR paid a.visit to the De.
chess of Kent, on Saturday, at her apartments at the Kings Palst,
Kensington. 'The Royal Duchesses partook of a de peg, and
afterwards took an airing, attended by Baroness &natant&
The PrincessYrcro R A takes an airing dray, Inward
by her Governess, Mies Limou.
The Duchess of KENT honoured the Haymarket
Theatre with her presume on Friday evening.'
The Prince RASOUMOFFSET Lit the St. Peter.bnret
Hotel; Dover...greet, as Saturday, in his travelling carriage, a
dire with his Maumee at Windsor, The Princess did not acme
pan". his Highness, owing to indisposition.
The MarqUis of HERTFORD is still in Suffolk, whew
he is entertain's' a select pasty of friends widi &soft boos
pheasants, and partridges during the day, and the IFINAINB ds
hospitable table In the evening.
Colonel FITZCLARSIME, who has been in Ediabol#
for some time, was present at the drill of the 17th Regimens, 8
Burntsfuild Links. en Wednesday forenoon.
Drsraesstua Accrnsur.—Yesterday evening, son
after nine o'clock, a Lady and Gentleman and infant, of the min
of Meuse, and residing In High-street, Bloomsbury, were re
turning from their cottage at Harrow to their residence, in aPi
through Oxford-street. when the hone took fright, it is
frosnl
he springing of a watchman's rattle, and phloem 1
waggon, the gig was dashed to pieces, and the party thrown
The Lady and child were carried into the shop of Mr. OSA
surgeon, in a state of insensibility, and upon being exaftsincd, o'6
Darn was found to have received a dreadful wound across lig
face • the child was nearly crushed front her falling nn It, sad 0
lealalrsost scalped, the hair being torn across the side of thebai
to some extent. • The wounds of both were dressed, and mow
modation provided for theist in. the house, as it was considerrl
dangerous to remove them. Mr. DITLIT esly received KO
few contusions.
Dasa.wruc Fraa.—This morning, between two asi
three o'clock, a sudden burst of flame through the lower part it
the house of Mr. JAKE! Correa, Vilrflig•nlandiCillrer, of Nero*
street, Oxford-road, discovered to the inmates that the house Ws
en In. The flames rapidly ascended through the house, and the
family were obliged quickly to retreat to the roof, across which
they escaped. A servant girl, in the alarm of the moment. jar
from a, window into the street, and her thigh was broken. r'
Como, who is rather infirm, sustained some very
serious injuries,
but nose of the ether part of the family were much bust. rig
flames ascended throughout the building, which, in a
.shurt time,
we, destroyed. The adjoining house of Mr. Immo earpct-nuoi-
lecturer, was much burned. Mr. Cotton is insured. The fire,
is supposed, was caused by the explosion of some coinbustibiG•
The thermomeTer in the shade on Friday sunk, be'
tween twelve o'clock at noon and midaight, from 74$
54, being a variation of 20 degrees.

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HUMANT. SuCIETY AT BoCLOGNE

TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.

sin—Observing you have given me the credit of
originating the Humane Society just established in this
town, I feel it but an act of justice to state that, most
ardently as I participate the feelings of my respected
eo.operators in this benevolent undertaking, and anxious
as I am, as an individual, to further the objects of the
subscribers at large, I can feel no claimer to further share
in any approbation of the project than as a partici-
pator. There is, as I can confidently vouch for the
Promoters and ftiends of this charitable work, but one
actuating spirit. Most gratifying is it to them to feel
that their views are approved ; and to themselves is it
the highest consolation to contemplate the great future
good by which their exertions in this cause of Christian
humanity are likely to be repaid. Their best thanks
are alsoillue to the municipal authorities, to the whole
resident medical faculty, and numerous of the most
respectable inhabitants, who have so cordially con-
curred in the approbation and furtherance of their plans.
I have the honour to be, Btc.
13(i.logne-sur-Mer, Oct. 12, 1825. J. SYMONS.