Star.
London, England, 1825-01-25 00:00:00

ARRIVALS AT BATH.

Earl and Countess Morley, Earl and Countess of Cork, Marquis
and Marchioness of Cansdown, Viscount Duncan, Bishop of El-
phin, Lord Northesk, Lord and Lady Ashtown, Lord and Lady
Southwell, Lord G. ord Southdown, Lord Lovel, Lord
John Thynne Lady Tara, O'Brien,i.ady Louisa Boyle, Hon. Mr. CM-
i ford, Hon. daptain and Mrs. Noel, Hon. Captain and Mrs. Wal-
degrave, Sir G. I'revost, Sir F. Baker, Sir John and lady etc.
land, Sir J. C. and Lady Hippesley, Sir C. Cole, Sir P. Ilatcourt.
Chevalier George de Thuiry, Colonel Palmer, M.P. Colonel and
Mrs. Hunter, Colonel Witham and family, Lieutenant-Colonel,
Mrs. and Miss Wickham, Lieutenant-Col. Parry,:ljeutenant-Colo-
nel D'Arcey, Major llippisky, Captain and Mrs. Scobell; Cap-
tains Davis, Mingham, Chalmers, Oakes, Strachey, Parish, Bagio,
Charretie, Hodson. and Newman ; Lieutenant Bingham ; Rev.
Canon and Mrs. Frankland, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Colton, Rev. W.
L. and Mrs. Bowles, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett and ;
Rev. Messrs. Dryrder, Cregoe, Phelps, Crabbe, Henslow, Hali-
fax Martin, King. Ogle, Meade; Mr. and Mrs. Newman, Ed-
monds, Sykes, Dickenson, Frederick Fenton; Generals Jones,
Morgan, Lee, Paul, Saunders, Wright, Warne, &c.

The Duke of YORK transacted military business with
the Kira yesterday.
Prince POLIGNAC, the French Ambassador, who has
lately returned from Paris, transacted official business at the Fo-
reign Office,Downing-street, with Mr.SecretaryCarrixo, yesterday.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER came to town
yesterday morning, front his scat, Beckenham, in Kent.
In consequence of the vacancy occasioned in the Re-
presentation of the County of Donegal, by the death of Lord
Mount-Cnatatas, Lord FRANCIS CONTHOHAII, now Lord NOUN?
CHARLES, has left London to canvas the freeholders.
The present Lord MOUNT-CHARLES is Captain in
the Clare Militia; it is supposed be will succeed his late brother
in the Lieutenant-Colontley of that corps, and also in the repre-
sentation of the County of Donegal.
Yesterday the dispatches for Bengal and China, by
the ship Waterloo, Captain ALSAOZR, were closed at the East In.
dia House, and delivered to the Purser of that ship.
As Lord DriearruasT was shooting with a party at
Lord Toter's, en Saturday last, a shot accidentally entered the eye-
lid, and occasioned a considerable effusion of blood over the whole
of the eye-Ed, but the sight of the eye has escaped altogether from •
injury, and his Lordships speedy recovery is anticipated. Among
the.yarty at Willey Court, were Lord A LVANLEY and Mr. Ds Roos.
it CHAS. BAGOT, Ambassador from his BRITANNIC
Masasvv to the Court of the Netherlands, has delivered his creden-
tials to the Kato, in a private audience.
The Duke and Duchess of CAMBRIDGE, and family,
are 'vested in England the ensuing spring.
Tuesday, the 18th, the Honourable Mr. FITZWIL-.
eldest son of Lord Metros, and grandson of the revered Earl
Frrawinnutar,completed his thirteenth year; on which occasion the
doors of Milton House were thrown open to all the rank, beauty,
and fashion of the surrounding country.
It is reported a Brevet is to take place in the Army
and Navy shortly; probably oo St. George's Day. Every Regi-
ment is to receive two additionalsompanies. The Cavalry is also
to be increased in the same propertion. The whole of a Regiment
is never again to be sent to the Colonies or Garrisons abroad ; if it
consists of ten companies, sie will be sent, and four and a Field
°lacer remain at home.
The Representative Irish Bishops the ensuing Sec-
don of- Parliament are, Armagh (Biassroan), Elphin (Loma),
Down (Warr), Waterford (Bow).
Mr. MATEIRWS concluded his professional tour at
Liverpool oa Wednesday night last, having performed his Trip to'
Anoka boy nights, to crowded Houser • the receipts of which
must have been *vial to, if not more, than any four nights of the
late season.
At the late Chichester Quarter Sessions, there was not
la single cue to occupy the attention of the Court.