Star.
London, England, 1825-01-22 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTiLLIGENCi.

The Marquis of Lothian has left town for Scotland.
Lord S. Lennox left town yesterday for his brother's (the Duke
of Richmond) seat, Goodwood, Sussex.
The Hon. F. Lamb left town yesterday, fir Earl Cowper's scot,
Pansanger, Herts.
Earl Talbot has arrived at his seat in Staffordshire, from a tour.
Lord G. Lennox left town yesterday, for his seat in Sussex.
Capt. Talbot left town yesterday, for Belvoir Castle.
The Hon. Mrs. Childers has left town for Long Ditton.
The Hen. R. Smith, M.P. has strived at his seat in Bucks, from

a tour.
Lord Dynevor has left Barrington Park, Oxfordshire, for his
seat in South Wales.
Lord Cranky has left town for bis seat in Kent.
Sir Henry and Lady Watson, and Sir Frederick and Lady Wat-
son, have arrived in Cavendish.squue, from Soulhampstead House,
in Berkshire.
The heir. Mr. and Mrs. Hopper, left Blake's Hotel, Jermyn-se.

yesterday.
Arrivals at the Bath Hotel, Arlington-street : Lad Wallseonrt,
from Hampton Colin ; T. Wallace, Esq. flout Bath ; Mr. sod
Mrs. Merriot, from Barnstaple. Departures from ditty: Sir H.
Webb, Bart. for Surrey ; Mr. and Mrs. Williams, on a tour ; J.
Green, Esq. for Herts.
Earl Shannon, Lord Boyle, and the Hon. Mr. Boyle, arrived
yesterday at the Loudon Hotel, Albemarie.street, frpm their seat
in Norfolk
Departures from Read's Hotel, Lower Grosvenor-street:
and Mrs. Reever-for their seat in Notts; W. Sullivan, Esq. on a
tour ; Capt. Mills, R.N. for Portsmouth ; James Peel, Esq. for
the' Brighton.
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The Duke of CLARENCE visited the KING yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon the CHANCELLOR of the ExcHE-
nuts left his residence in Downing-street, for Beckenham, Kent.
Yesterday, the Right Lion. Sir CHAaLza LONO had an
andienceof the Kim
The Duke of CLARENCE came to town yesterday
morning, from his residence at Busby. His Royal Highness re-
turned to Bushy in the afternoon.
Eatl GROSVENOR is about to elect a magnificent
house at Halkin, on the estuary of the Dee.
We are happy to announce that his Excellency Mar-
quis Win.tastar is perfectly recovered:
The t eport mentioned in some of the Papers, of Mr.
Got:Luaus being about to retire from his high office, is destitute of
the slightest foundation.
DuBLIN, JAN. 19.—Friday, his Excellency the Loan
Luturzwawr entertained the following distinguished personages
with a splendid dinner. at the Viceregal Lodge, Phenix Park :
Lord Combermere, the Hon. Colonel I'onsonby, the Hon. Lieute-
nant Colonel Packenham, the Hon. Lieutenant-Colonel Finch; Sir
' Hugh Gough, P. 2,1 Regiment; Lieutenant-Colonel Browne, Rifles;
Lieutenant-Colonel Ross, 4th Dragoon Guards; LieutenantoBl=4ll
Kate, Guards; Lieutenant-Colonel Sandilands, Guards; Delo or
St. Patrick's; Lieutenant Gore, 78th Regiment; Lieutenant Vane,
14th Dragoon Guards; Mr. Considine; Mr. Gower, Rifles; Cap-
tain Arnold, 10th Hussars; Captain Webb, "Sir S. Bruce, Sir
Ge
Rich. Colonel Shawe, Dr. Hinter, Mr. Montgomery, Mr. &Obis
Captain Bosby, A.D.C. in waiting, Ste. Stu
M. HYDE DE NEUvILLE, the French Minister at Lis.'
bon, has arrived at Bourdeanx. on his way to Paris.
The KING and Court of France are about to take up
their residence again at the Royal Palace of Versailles, which is to
be newly furnished in the most superb style. The Liberal Papers
augur all kinds of evil from this return to the ante-revolutionary,
' abode of the Monarch. It is regarded by the Opposition as a scheme
of the Minister to withdraw the Kilos from all intercourse with his
pLople, and revive the mysteries and intrigues of the anciem regime.
CountFEIMAND, Peer of France, Member of the
'French Academy, and Minister of &ate, died on Monday, betwand
een
twelve and one o'clock. Though long sine* deprived of sight,
having his legs almost paralysed, this Nobleman regularly assisted
at the Sittings of the Chamber, sad was present at the last but one.
PI ince WouscoNsicv, who is going to Paris on a Mis-
don from the Emperor of 11001 A, to compliment King Climates X.
on his accession to the throne,arrived at Frankfort on the 14th inst.
A Stockholm Paper contains a rather singular wish :
t is, that the winter, which is sow decidedly set in there, may con-
tinue without interruption.
The ball annually given at the Exchange, Stock•
holm on New Year's Kee, was Miaowed by the presence of the
!loyal Femily, except the Princess Surma, who was confined by
indhpodlion, which is now over. The company was extremely
numerous.