Star.
London, England, 1825-11-24 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

Lady Smith has arrived in town from the Dowager Countess
Galloway's seat, in Yorkshire.
Lord Howard de Walden left town yesterday, for the Earl of
Bristol's seat, Ickworth Park, Suffolk.
The Hon. Mrs. Chi Men left Henley on Thames yesterday, for
Derbyshire.
Sir William Parker, Bart. has left Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-
place, for his seat in uffolk.
Lord Hervey left town yesterday for Ickworth Park, Suffolk.
The Hon. Charles Cavendish left town yesterday, for the Duke
of Devonshire's seat, Chatsworth, Derbyshire.
Lady Catharine Cavendish left town yesterday,for Lady Aboyne's
seat, near Seven Oaks. Kent.
J. M. Bunny, Esq. arrived yesterday at the St. James's Hotel,
Jermyn-street, front a tour.
Henry Masterman, Esq. left Warren's Hotel, Regent-street, yes-
terday, for his seat in Hants.
Emily Marchioness of Londonderry has left Dowager Lady Suf-
field's seat in Norfolk, for Mr. and Lady lifftriet Baring's seat,
Buckingham Hall, Norfolk.
Ueneral Sir John and Lady Byng and family arrived yesterday
at the Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington-street, from the North.—
Mr. and Mrs. Smith have left ditto, on a tour. _ _

Arriyals at Gordon's Hotel, Albemarle-street :—Dowager Lady
and Miss Stourton, from Alienates Path, Yorkshire; Dilir.and Mrs.
Wield from their seat in Herts.

Dowager Lady Heave has arrived at her house in Albemarle-
street, from Dagnam Park, Rem.
Arrivals at Cook's Hotel, Albemarle-street :—Sir John Mon-
bead, Bart. Iron a tour • Major Brookes ,• Levison Gower, Esq.
Captain and Mrs. Mortimer have lett Eithham's Hotel, Lower
Brook-street, for their seat in Notts.

Yesterday, soon after twelve o'clock, the Duke of
Gx.ouctsrza left his residence, Gloucester House, in Park-lane, in
his travelling carriage sad four, for Brighton; to join his Royal
Duchess.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER and Lady
smut( Roanisox arrived at their residence in Downintstreet, yes-
terday, from a visit to the Marquis and Marchioness of SALISIVRY,
at their seat at Hatfield.

Among the great improvements carrying on in the
Went End of the Town, that mass of buildings from Piccadilly,
joining the New Crescent, to the corner of Jermyn-street, in the
Haymarket, is coming down.
Friday, one of the eight coaches was accidentally
overturned between Green-street and Canterbury, but fortunately
none of the passengers were injured. The attention of the coachman
being immediately directed to the horses, he did not observe that the
lamp bad been forced through the body of the coach without having
extinguished the light, and that the lining of the coach bad been so
completely ignited, that the body was nearly consumed before the
Moses could be extinguished.
The Chevalier LINQUITI, Director of the Royal
Asylum for the insane at Aversa, and celebrated for his skill in the
treatment of cases of insanity, died on the 17th September last. The
principle of LiNovirt's treatment was, to consider his patients as
sane; and occupation and amusement formed the basis of his sys-
tem of cure, which he practised very successfully.
According to private advice: from Gibraltar of the
51st ult. an order had just been promulgated to take away from all
Geeoese and Swedish built vessels which had been sworn to as Bri-
tish property, their English coloors. The exact reason for this had
not transpired, but it was supposed that the flag had been used to
cover other property, and it was imagined this order would have
some effect on the smuggling trade along the Spanish coast. as the
privateers,cruizing under the Colombian flag were continually cap
turing crart with Spanish property on board, even within reach of
the guns of the garrison. The accounts received at Gibraltar from
the Barbaky Coast state that the country in those parts was in a
most distrAsed condition in consequence of want of wheat, the
harvest having entirely failed.
Gen iis's BULL.—The President of the United States
who arrived at Philadelphia, on his way to Washington, on the 2.2 d
ult. went in the steam-boat from Trenton. While on board, a well
dressed, ruddy complexioned man addressed hint thus :—" I am
an Irishman, Sir • I understand you are the President of the United
States, and I desire to have the honour to shake bands with you."
" With great pleasure, Sir," said Mr. Adams, extending his hand
and shaking that of the person who addressed him. 6' May I ask,
Sir," said the President, " how you like this country ?"—" Indeed,
Sir," said the Irishman " I like it very much—l like-lt so much,
br that I intend soon, to Irishman,
A NATM/L"!

A fracas tonic place prste:day afternoon on the Royal
Exchange, between a celebrated South American Loan Contract
and a Member of the Stock Exchange. The language made use oT
was of a very coarse nature, and the South American loan Con-
tractor was threatened by his advers-iry with a pulling by the nose,
The cause of the dispute rtlattil t. sonic Stuck Exiling traus-
, Actions.

THE THEATRES.

DRURY-LANIP..
Mrs. iscustio‘s *the comedy of 274 e Midtt;git g..„
translation from the Fretith}, was Last night Niter:m.4'4th. fri
operatic form. The title has been rhanged, and our old fa br-
was introduced to us as The raw. The piece has gli!iedi-..r„.-•
by its being made the vehicle of music. Parts of it that were
and hat before, which Wanted piquancy, are now, br th,powedcl
harmony, rendered amiinsig. Most of the music is selected fw:
the works of MOZART, and father composers of eminence, by
T. Coots. In the selection Ile has sisewn a great deal of tote'
judgment. The acting was very good, and gave great sati4ou' tot
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COVENT-GA itlllol.
The romance of ,Aiaddin was represented at this House launi
after the ifarriage e Fagaro; and 11. Ni AZU 11.1 ER made his aype4
in a Pas Chinas. There is great activity and neatness in thk
former's comic dancing. The Pas Chinas was &mewed; aod ,
mad uproar, pro and cun, arose in consequence. At Imo, it'
Folmar came forward with great tact, and stated that, louitic,•
the great exertion M. Mammas had to go through, he 118;1;
House would not insist upon the dance being repeated. fl
promise gave general satisfaction, and the performance waituffehl
to proceed ; the evening's entertainments concluding with
ludo-drama of The dpe of Brazil.