Star.
London, England, 1825-09-21 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENcE.

Lord and Lady Clive have arrived at Povris Castle, from a tour.
The Earl and Countess Liathurst arrived yesterday, at their house
in Great Stanhope-street, from their &at, Cirencester, Gloucester-
shire.

The Earl and Countess of Jersey have arrived in town, froth their
seat, Middleton Park, Oxfordshire. His Lordship, we are sorry to
state, is much indisposed.
Lord Charles Manners has left town for Belvoir Castle.
Henry Drummond, Esq. !:as left town, for his seat, Albury Park,
Surrey.
Mr. and Mrs. West Russell left the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-
street, yesterday, fur their seat in Stafford,hire.
Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street :—Lady Sophia'
Kent and son, from Lincolnshire ; Colonel and Mrs.Wheatham and
family, from Worthing ; and D. Lynch, Esq. from Paris.
Departures from Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-place :—The Rev.
D. R. Murray, for Cheltenham; Richard Hodges, Fag. for Brighton;
W. Simpson, Esq. for Bath; and J. Daly, Esq. M.P. for East Bourne.
Arrivals at Gould's Hotel, Jermyn-street :—Mr. and Mrs. Hyatt
and family, from a tour.
Lord Mandeville arrived yesterday at Thomas's Hotel. Berkeley-
square, from a tour.
Arrivals at the London Hotel, Albemarle-street : —John Staple-
ton, Esq. from Brighton; and A. Lutterworth, Esq. from Scotland.
Arrival at Long's Hotel, Bond-street :—Mr. and Mrs. Chaloner
Bisse, yesterday, front a tour. Departures front ditto :—Captain
and Mrs. Burnett, for the Continent; Captain Hicks R.N. for
Plymouth ; William Norton, Esq, for Cheltenham ; and C. Drake,
Esq. for Brussels.

Mr. and Mrs. Secretary CANNING arrived at their
new residence, in Downing-street, yesterday afternoon, from Baton,

Lord LIVERPOOL dined yesterday with Mr. Secretary
Caxxixo and Mr.. CANNING, accompanied by Mr. Husimsow and
Mr. Losomwrox.

Last night Lord APSLEY arrived at the house of his
father, Earl BanruasT, from the Continent.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, it is said, in-
tends, at the next General Election, to offer himself as a Candi-
date for the University of Cambridge. He is a Member of St.
John's College.

Thursday, the Duke of BRUNSWICK and suite arrived
at the Red Lion, in Berwick, and on Friday morning set out for
Alnwlek Castle. liis Serene Highneu was saluted with a peal of
bells before his departure.
The Archbishop Of CANTERBURY still continues at
Dover, and has apparently already derived some benefit from the
sea air.

The Hon. ARCHIBALD GLOSTER, Chief Justice and
President of his 'Mazur?. Council in the Island of Dominica,
died on the .5%1 of July, in the 63d year of his age.
Their Graces of NORTHUMBERLAND prrived, last.
week, at Alnwick Castle. and were received by a very large num-
ber of tenantry with strong dentonsttations of joy at their coming
from abroad. The Duke, on alighting (rain his carriage, returned
his thanks for their kind feelings cowards him, and took occuion to
mention, as appropriate to the cruse of their meeting him, that he
was sure they would receive pleasure at being informed, howls
iorrect.the Newspaper accounts were on the subject of his mission,
as, from the King to the peasant, a marked attention was paid to
the British Embassy, and to him, as his blaritsrv's representative,
which he thought it a duty he owed tothe Court of France to ac-
iknowledge.—garlisie Patriot.

for
and

doors,
casb was
containing

stopping the flames, though notuntil the upper put
of Messrs. KAY'S, and the adjoining house of Mr.
Doors as, were destroyed. It is but justice to say,
that the men belonging to the WestminstetOdice,
exerted themselves in a manner that does them
the highest credit ; and, to their exertions under
PaovrriaNcx, may be attributed tLe saving of tilc
life of a female in Mr. KAY'S house, who was actu illy
on the point of jumping from the window, when lvr
life was preserved by one of the men rushing le ales.ly
fors. ard and bringing her down at the risk of his hie.
This being St. Matthew's Day, the LORD MAYWt,
Sheriff, and several Aldermen, left the Mansion hou,e
in state, and went to Christ Church, Newgate.gfeet.
according to annual cuttom. After mornin4 see iPc:,
a sermon was preached by the Rev. Mr. THOLLOM
jun. from the 4th Chapter of St. Luke, the 19th mid
following verses. At the conclusion, they reti:4..l tat
the Geist Hall, and heard the usual orations by tl'e
two senior Scholars.

BetAztuAN LOAN of £2,000,000 stetling, neg.sci tte•l
by Mr. N. 111.1torstscsmo, in London, in 11125.—Thr 11.41 f
Dividend on the above Loan, which becomes due on Sa•.urd iv, tlu•
Ist of October neat, will be paid by Mr. N. .111. it.yrose.nt: u, a•t
that and every succeeding day (Sundays excepted), br:wr...l ti,-
hours of ten and two, at his counting house, No. New•:•tt.r:,;..
Swithites-lane. The dividend warrants, with a list thereot to tiu-
onttical order, must be lett. one shy previous for esatni.i4tion.

foul
of .
MA

ate
a PI
int

. i:. .• .
THE GREAT DON ASTER ST. r.:cr.:,,,.
. YESTERDAY.—(BY EXPRESS)
The f
The Great St. Leger Stakes of 25 guineas e3ch stll•Gent
, iv • :
won by Memnon, beating Alderman, ands
• ' ~ tia—
Memnon was first favourite, the odds being only 2 to! r.,„. (or th
against him; 6to 1 against Alderman. Cleveland rot contern, ,
in the race. . lloard of
',* have been
.
ROYAL NUPTIALS. the other
-..550...- bound frs
The Count Von Schalenburg, Minister Plenipotentiary 0 i tf,e 'ban be a'
King of Saxony at the Court of Vienna, has applied iu retain 10. IAVaI
Lucca, for the hand of the young and beautiful Princess of Lucca
for his Royal Highness Prince Muimifian, the King's third bra •
ther, who returned in May from his journey to Italy and SKI,. la To J
where he went to visit his daughter, the Queen of Spain. 'be •
negociations are all concluded, and the contract signed.
Prince Maximilian having resigned his apartments in the Palio
to his son Prince John, on his marriage with the Princess Arndt: •
Augusta of Bavaria ; the Palace Bruhi, which is not in use, is env,
putting in order with all speed, that his Royal Highness may t„ •
able to remove to it in the spring. The marriage will tale vac, The to
in October. ,45( tiA.nil
*
Mondays
THE LATE MRS. WELLESLEY LONG POL.!. The Al
..-......-
i 01; the le
Monday morning last, at the hoar of nine o'clock, the remains , 1 Fa Lou
this amiable Lady were removed from Richlnond, where she died, '''''''' (1
on the way to Draycote, in Wiltshire, the seat of Lady Minty " l'i.ran
there to be deposited in the family vault. The melancholy pp). th,',°4si'
cession consisted of the hearse, in which the coffin was placed, ' ;%11.Aga•
drawn by six horses, and three mourning coaches, drawn by fivi:. ; 1 oars.
horses each. In the first coach were Mr. Scarborough and NI:. 1)1:%!-.
Wright, and in the two following the lamented Lady's nurse, thr... ~ the Kalil
maids, coachman, and footman. The Misses Long and Mr. nick- ' gale fron
nell, the late unhappy lAdy's agent, set of for Draycote, post, Tenerife
yesterday. His Grace the Duke of Wellington is to join 0, the Cap
mournful cavalcade to•morrow, at Chippen I•lcrciiiNden, within five mike '
of Draycote. INNvs, fo
We understand that the £7OOO a year, awarded by the decree of ler (iibri
the creditors, will go to the support of the children ; in this cast, In'clai ; I
•
Mr. Long Wellesley will lose the £4OOO per annum his late wife All's-, M
made over to him. The property, on the day of marriage, et- and Far.:
ceeded £40,000 a year. LISSA'
Maria, 'I
bah
WILL OF ADMIRAL SUTTON. EleanoraNI
—ow— Illik, li
The will of the late Sir John Sutton, K.C.B. Admiral Diana,l
;
of the White, was proved in Doctors' Commons on the R Sci otiachebu,
12th inst. by the Right Hon. Beaumont Baron Hotham, back, the
the Honourable and Reverend Frederick Hothatr. coax,
Clerk, and the Hon. Sir Henry Hotham, K.C.B. Vire. to take i
Admiral of the Blue, three of the Exectitors;. powerhr
the like purpose being reserved to the Hon. 1).14;-,e Sines
from tl
Frances Sutton, the relict, who is also appointed to tri.set t
that trust. The personals were sworn under 100,0001. suet; Si
The will is dated the 14th of March, 1818. The te- Trusty
tator bequeaths to his wife 5001. to be paid to her itn. Manley
and He'
mediately after his death, and all his furniture, plate, SW it i
household property, pictures, books,hor ses, and car riage,. bite, fo
—Also such an annual sum as, together with any other • Unicorn
settlements, will make up to her £3,800 per annum. The fur Dub
maintenance and education of his son and two daughters
are next provided for, as well as that of any other chi:-
dren he might have. The overplus of his pro; city, during
their minor ity, to be for the use of their mother ; and tile Dent
whole principal to the children at 21, or marriage, 46th. Sia iti, root, at
benefit of survivorship at such period. But it Is i•,(. eth lush
vided that in case of his having no more than hi, Olen fur Engl
three children, that they should each have £6,000 011), Dew
5(
at 21, or marriage; and his daughters a like sum 28th, :
at sm, 61
their mother's death, his son John Thomas, then be. Intdia C
coming his residuary legatee. The testator's copyhe'r4 commas
home at Ham Common, is devised to Lady Sutton lot A Ds
her life, and after her decease, absolutely to his son. Oth histA
Ds
Instant,
The freedom of Canterbury was unanimously 'feted mar
y i
,
to Lord Chief Justice Assorr, at the Court of B rutt
urghmote held on The
Tuesday sennight.
by the
GENERAL ELECTION.—The Kentish Chrohide of yes- Bead 4
terday says, upon the subject of a Dissolution of Parliament, " We twenty.
have the highest authority for the following statement :---‘ That a
dissolution will shortly take place, we can now confidently inform
our readers, is certain, and the event is fully expected to take
place between this and the middle of next month.
In anticipation of tte ensuing dissolution of Par-
Of 1
liament, two fresh Candidates have already offered themselves to
bled t
the notice of the Freemen of Dover, under the recommend.tion
OfJOSISSM Hum, Esq. viz. JAMES MORAMOS, Esq. of the firm of proses
TODD, Maximo, and Co. haberdashers; and CMS ALES POULETT embla
Tatostesoo, Esq. of the house of Teromrsow and Piquaa, merchants, StitUte
Loudon. These Gentlemen, accompanied by their Solicitor, an.
CO COT
rived atDover on Saturday evening, and commenced a strict canvas.
' UNION WORSTED COMPANY.—We are afraid the in trot
Master Worsted Manufacturers of Bradford, &c. have carried MORI(
their opposition to the demands of their men too far. It will he crinss,
seen from the Advertisements in this and other Papery, that the peries
men are calling in ether capital to decide the question. We regret
of the
this extremely ; and yet we know not how it is to be remedied.
Capitalists have a right to go where they please, and lahourets to the di
serve whom they please. Would it not be well for the masters, relief,
before it is yet too late, to try and arrange matters? been 1
Saturday night, the Bank of Messrs. HARDCAS M.t, relief
Caoss, and Co. of Bolton, was entered and robbed of 14001. in
gold, and about 2,000 of their own £ notes, not signed. The scroll
thieves must have been adepts in their profession, for every broni
possible precaution which patent locks, baits, and bars could effect, Shak,
was taken to secure the premises; after having opened two outer this c
doors, they succeeded in forcing open the iron safe, in which the
is of
cash was deposited. Very fortunately there was a private drawer,
containing a considerable sum, which escaped their notice.-.' first I
Maxchester Mercury. gains
The Governor of Chester Castle has received a resifte the ii
for W. Brooks, convicted at the late Assizes of cutting stard
and maiming Margaret Rhodes, of Stockport. been
ALatturso Frac —About two o'clock this morning. been
• fire was discovered in the upper part of the dwellinl.,a i will '
house of Messrs. KAY and Co. King street, Covent- : the 0
garden, which threatened the most serious injury. Ansi)
The Westminster firemen were soon on the spot, Ind tend(
aided by a plentiful supply of water, succeeded ia cove
_.._ • _._ lf ..
.