Star.
London, England, 1822-12-24 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS.

, The Duke of St. Albans and the Ladies 13eauclerc left town
yearerday for their seat, Garton, Surrey, for the holidays.

The Earl of Surrey arrived in town yesterday evening from
his father's (the Duke of Norfolk) seat, Fornhani; Suffolk.
Earl Buileid has arrived in town from Brighton.
Farl Thinet is expected at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street,
this day, from his seat in Kent.
Lord St. Helens has returned to town from William Fre-
mantle, Esq. ?1. P's seat in Surrey.
General Sir littssey Vivian, Bart. arrived yesterday at the
Royal Hotel, St. James's-street, from bis.seat in flints.
Sir Roger Gtesley, Bart. has left town for his sear, Drat:low
Park, Worcestershire.

Si; Philip Roach, Bart. has left the Clarendon Hotel, 13outl-
street, on a tour.

Colonel 31acdonahl has left town for Bath.

Departures- from ditto :—Lord Francis Osborne, and Mr.
Sydney Osborne, for Holland ; and the Rev. Edward Bury, tor
his seat, Westwood Ledge, Kent.•
Mrs. Benyon arrived yesterday at her house in Grosvenor-
square, from her seat, Kt' tglefield Green, Berks.
The Misses Perceval have left town for their seat Wydiall
Hall, Herts, for the holidays.
Mr. Secretary Canning left town yesterday for the Pavilion,
Brighton.
T. W. Beaumont, Esq. M.P. left Warren's Hotel, Regent-
street, yesterday, for his father's (Colonel T. R. Beaumont.,
M.P.) seat, Bretton Hall, near Wakefield, Yorkshire.
Mr. and Mrs. Blake have arrived at Hodgson 's llottl, Dover-
Street, from a tour,

Captain Vandeleur, 12th Lancers, has left ditto for Exeter.
)lr. and Mrs. Crawley have arrived at Kirkham's Hotsi, in
Lower Brook-street, from their seat, near Luton. liedforclikir...

Departum from Mivart's Hotel, Lower Brook-street:—
Captain Lukin, for Brighton ; and Mr. and Mrs. Marshall, for
their seat in Northamptonshire.
Mr. Heathcote has left town foe his fatber's (8:r Gilbert'
fleathcore, Bart.) seat, Isiermanton Park, Lincolu,,,lre.
T. Tbistlewaite, Esq. has left the Coburg Hotel, node:,
street, Grosvenor-square, for his seat in Hants; and C. Kepy,!,
Esq. on a tour.
The Marquis of Titchfieltl and Lord William Bent.n.:k lift
town yesterday morning for Paris.
ENGLISHIIeN AllittOAD.—lt appears from the Po-
lice-books of Paris, that there are resident in that ca-
pital and its environs 14,000 " English families ;"
but the police reckon one stranger living alone as 14
family, equally with an establishment of parents ar.ii
children; so that the 14,000 ‘. families" will rcc
probably give more than 35,000 individuals. /lc
Calais, Boulogne, Dieppe, and other coast teens,
there are set down 10,400 resident families of Eng'.i:! ;
there are a good many In the south of France! ; ard'
probably about 9000 natives of Great Bi itain at P.(t.; e
and Naples ; and more than 3000 at Flounce,
Genoa, and the North of Italy.

• Sunday the KING, in the best apparent Lealtir,
tended Divine worship in the Palace Chapel, B: i; htry,
where the Sermon was preached by Dr. limn Pr ‘lt•
SON, from the 20th chapter and 221 versecif Revel*,
tions. The other officiating Ministers were the Deal..
Of HERILFORD, and the Sub-Dean of the KiNos
Chapel, St. James's.
Sunday, the Duke of GLOUCESTER lttenUed Div;:.e
Service at St. George's Church, Hanover-squaw.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER arsivtd
town yesterday morning from Blackheath, anti alter
transacting business in the Treasury, left town in tix
afternoon for Richmond Paz k, on a visit to Viscount

. His MAJErry has been most glocion.l). p7ca,A
-grant a pension of £5O per annum to F!.•)a.s MO'
.RONALD, the grand-dairghter of the illu.trious FLoh
I!#I.,ACDONALD.
The Worshipful Company of.Zoldsmiths
yeiteiday, to its, poor members, upsrahl:
1:300, according to annual castom.