Star.
London, England, 1823-08-06 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE MOVEME NM.

The Marquis of FART= Ifc 51iontas's Hotel, 13:rkeley-111:.-tr•
• ,
yesterday, en a tour.
Mr. and Mn. HURT Baines and family_left town yesterday
for their seat, Somerley House. near Ringwood, liants.
The Earl and Counte.s of bloom-Encscumas have lei tows
for their seat at Richmond.
The Marquis and Marchioness of WATERFORD left town yes.
terday on a tour. - -
Lord Jous BRNTINCR bas arrived.* his father's (the Duke of
PORTLANDS), in St. James's-square, from Tuntiridae-ells.
The lion: H. G. Berwirrr, M.P. arrived hi town on ^.-londay
evening from Brussels.
The Countess of Faanmatrarid family left the Pultrney lintel,
Albemarle-street, yesterday morning, for the Rev. J. Ditowsk's
.seat., near Birmingham. ;.
R. Mouton, Esq. left town yesterday for Ramsgate.
Lady Faonces Control; baaleft the St. George's hotel, Albe-
marle-street for Paris. ,
Lady Eta;anos. Lowman. and family, end Lady Salons RD,
will leave town to-morrow fur Worthing. -
Arrival at the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-street ?..-.Hon. Joni
and Lady VACCINANi from Paris. Departure :—llinsar
.oscs, E.q. on a tour.
Antral, at Blake's Hotel, Jermyn-street Howswouvr,
Esq. from Ireland; Sir l'notras and Mr. Haas, from Norfolk ;
and Mrs. HAMILTON and family, from Lckestershire. Dcp:u•-
tore TIIIVTORT and suite for the lonian Islands.
SAM= Storm, Esq. M. P. and family have left town for
their seat, Woodhall Park, Herts.

PARTIES.
Viscount and Viscountess GRANVILLE, and a disfinguish.d
party of fashionables partook of an elegant supper, on their' e.
turn from Vauxhall on Monday, at their house in Bruton-street,
Berkeley-square.
The Earl of Lrvitapoor. entertained a large party at dinner
yesterday at Fife House.
Mrs. MITCHELL gave her farewell root for the season on Mo.:.
ivy evening, at her house in Charles-street, Berk:. ey.atioare,
Vlach was elegantly attended.
The Countess of EUSTIHI entertained the Doxvagcr Duchessof
Erica roan, the Ladies LENNOX, and a large party o fashionable-,
M klenday evening. at her house in Grosvenor-place. •
. Lord Catass.as Towissmm entertained another distinguished
party at dinner yesterday at his house in Cavendish-square.
KikaGtry, Esq. bad a dinner party yesterday at his house is
Grosvennr-square.
The KING, we are happy to state, suffers ncry little
from his present attack of the gosst. His MAJESTY
Wei yesterday considered so far recovered, that lioi es
were entertained of his being able to set out on Ns
projected aquatic excursion in a few clays.
The Prince of ORANGE has subscribed 750 florins
for the Schad of Mutual. Instruction at Brussels.
The Minister of Public Instruction, and some other
persons distinguished for their inteliigence, hare also
subscribed various sums for the same object.
his Ktwo's THEATRE.—ltosstsie Opera of Ric.
ciardo et ;astride was performed yesterday eveninct for
the last time, as the House closed for the season.
Before the fall of the. curtain God sure ttelang,"
was sung by the whole company with fine eiFect, but
the audience werenot satisfied with hearing it once
only, and a repetition was loudly called for, and the
Call promptly obeyed.
In the case of Lord PORTSMOUTH, yesterday, id
the Court of Chancery, the LORD CHANCELLOR; OR
the Petition of the Hon. NEWTON FELLOWES, granted
an order that it might be referred to the Master is
report and state whether any, and what proceedings
should be taken in the Ecclesiastical Court with re
spect to the marriage of 1314; and also with respect
to the validity of certain deeds executed by the Earl.
At present money- is so abundant in the City, that
applications are in vain made for mercantile acceps.;
antes, to be discounted at Three per Cent.
Tar Fire Ca trse.—This Cause regards property
far 'above £20,000 a-year, in the finest districts of
Scotland, the enumeration of the estates taking ep
'more than 20 quarto pages.—Edinbirgh Coara,J.
The veteran Dramatist, R
Drury-Lane Theatre, Supers:
may be offered to the Man;
those old ones which may be
We are sorry to hear that
not to resume his station at '
He has, it seems, occupied
Ltston, according to report,
week during the ensuing season
tre. Miss STEPHZES is. tO
that she performs.
• We have been lust informed,
whom every reliance can be I.
from Maryborough, that Miss
again 1-,-Dublin Paper.
Harvest has commenced
Penzance, where several fields
was cut this week. Harvest
in our' neighbourhood, 'by
barley belonging to Mr. Ch
The grain is very fine, not _
any harvest for several years.—,
MATRIBSONIA LS EXTRAORDINARY.—We auk
stand, that Mr. D—, a well-known Bioeiatto
of our Theatres, led to the Hymeneal Altar, 02 fliag
day last, the accomplished Miss DANCE, Vriti
time since made a successful debut at Coventaada
Theatre; and Mr. Yams°, of the Norwich TOM
also recently conducted to the same Mill'
SARAH Holmes a fair Friend, daughter-s
'HOLIES, one of the Society of Friends,
There is no regular packet or -
pointed te receive letters and
different islands of the lonia;
irhen merchants or casual
their position, it becomes
opportunity presents itself
occur, very serious incc
both to commercial men
of open boats, called caiqt
in summer, and, although
risk, afford facility to
different islands, and '
bold and magnificent .
of Acarnania and the. Mt
PILCHARD FISMIRY.-
mensed their annual catch

belonging to Looe
50,000, and the.fishermen
promising. West Britog.
Fontenelle lived .to
'old. A Lady, of near'',
day, in a large compay
stay here so long that ,
sottenrusr. Speak
replied Fontenelle, fi lest
THE MIRACLE—
Prince Ilohnskae, Prince
Your miracles are nut t
If all your prayers no fortjter
Thus to produce a talking •
Prince Rehenluhe indeed, '
No Miracle is 'this yotere..
No; it you seek a aup/rvr's
• You'll sty their tongues

t EY NOLDs:is appointed, at
visor of the new Playa that
anager, and cooker-op of
be deemed fit for retied.
lac the elder BRANDON IS
t Covent-Garden likely&
that station fifty years.
eport, is to receive SW.:
ason at Drury• Lane The
to have 251. every nig
rmed, by a Geodessi
ae placed, who isles
Miss Lator is kora.
in the neighbourhood
fields of very fine
est commenced this
the reaping of .at fold
Charles Bate, at.
being exceeded by
irs.— West Brio:O.. t,2

ociety of Friends, near 1104
tr packet or passage waft
ers and passengers immix
he lonian 'Republic, so do,
',nal visitors wish to'
mes necessary to wait *
tself : as this does to 1110,
convenience is the con •
ten and travellers. A ,__
caiques, ply between& 1001.,_
ugh attended wick cosiallOol
.o those who wish to Itt
to take a nearer surverr''_,
scenery presented by tisg4.o°
Morea.
r.—The driving boatsl.o.
;atch of this vaidable
sve already taken apinim
rmen regard the a. • .;
itox. -
be nearly one 'ho
rly equal ttge,.sidd
Monsieur,
I have a notion Desk 1111
c as softly as you can'
lest you remind hint
,CLE—I4O MIBACIA,
rime Holsesklie
nut ancommou, f :
0 furgler ge
I talking wonsast I .. .
iced, indeed. T., )4',
yotere.shewler— ,
Ovlrvr's meied,-, • yy
'notch tot set than pie