Star.
London, England, 1825-10-08 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

'
The Duke of NorAdis Arrived on Thursday at ide•Manir in St.
James's-square, fram Mosso, Farnham, Suffolk. •
The Earl and Cemtress of Surrey have arrived at dm Marquis of
_Stafford's. Trentham .Hall, Staffordshire, from the Earl- or Scar-
borough's teat, in Y.ttsbire.
Lord Nugent arrfeed in' town yesterday, front his seat, Lilco,
Becks.
Sir Humphry Davy._ Bart. has arrived in town from Scotland.
Departures from Warren's Hotel, Regent-street:—The Earl and
Countess of Kenniare and Mies Wilmot, for Paris; the Earl of
Buckinghamshire, for his seat, in Bucks; Sir Wm. and Lady
Twtsden, for their seat, Boyd= Hall, Kent; Mr. and Mrs. Rem-
mss, for Ireland.
John Moore, Esq. has arrived is town from Bath.
Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, St. James's.street :—The Earl of
Elgin and Lady M. Bruce, from Scotland; Hammond, Esq.
from Paris. Departures: Charles Crlpps, Esq. for Gloucester;
M. B. Le Gros,. Eq. fee his seat in Herts.
Captain and Mrs. Saunders have arrived at Miller's Hotel, Jer-
ntynAtreet, from Brighton.
Departures from the Clarendon Hotel, Bond.street:—Lord and
Lady Devesey, for the Euler Darnley's seat, Cobham Hall. Kent;
J. E. Westcombe, Esq.-for his main Notdnghamshire ; George
Petra, Esq. for bia seat in. Lancashire ; Mr. and Mrs. Watt, for
their seat in Yorkshire.
Arrivals at dte WatedeO" Hotel, Jermyn•street :—Sir Richard
and Lady Vfobeley kalif ileum • Colonel and Mrs. Maclean,
from Edinburg& Captain NS Mrs.. Stevenson have left ditto for
Montague-weer.
Arrivals at Gordon's Hotel, Mbemarle-street :—Mrs. and Miss
• Vesey, from s tour; Powlett, Esq. from a tour; J. Forbes,
PAq. and family.
NEWMARKET.

Femur APSIMIMON.
The Pint October Meeting has terminated this day, having been
very thinly attended. This is generally the case as the stakes con-
tended for at this Meeting do not have any cue,
on subse-
quent engagements.
Many reasons may be given for the Races this week being so
unusually dull; the most probable of which are these :—The many
shooting parties in different parts of the kingdom; the unattractive
appearance of the bill of fare; and the recent termination of the
Doncaster Races which have, in a great measure, damped the
spirit of speculation in the sporting classes. Previous to • isiting
the Race Course this morning, his Royal Highness the Duke of
York received the loyal Address of Thanks of the Corporation and
Colleges of. Cambridge, for his tonduct on the Catholic Question.
The procession was splendid, and eonsiated of the Mayor and Cor-
porate Body, and the Heads of the Colleges, filling sixteen car-
. The Address was received by his Royal Highness in the
Great Hall. at Cheveley ; and after returning a suitable answer, his
Royal
Highness departed tor the Race-Course, to witness the ma-
test between his Lion and tne Painter (as Lionel Lincoln and Ho-
garth are Galled)). on the derision of which, his Royal Highness
returned to Chewier, the noble and hospitable proprietor of which
had provided a goad imitation for 109 guests.
It is said that Mr. Mytton has poothalekLomprafot of Mr. F.
Craven, for three thousand pounds.

It appears from the Buena; -Ayres qazda Mercantil
of the 23d of July, that the-Brazilian--Admiral, on en-
tering the harbour of that city, fired a salute, which
was answered from the fort.. -•• This mark of respect, it
' was anticipated, would have been withheld, on account
that the independefice of Buitnos•Ayres.'had not been
formally acknowledgedloy • • •
In the course of the performance of,e *mire Bride-
groom (at Edinburgh)l some cioestioe ellu4ing.to Southl
American freedom was caught by. the audience, who"
unanimously sow, nofl joudli.cheerid Lady Cochritiiii,l
who waesisawtitAllainTalong with the Hon. Ciptetn '
Cocaannei, _ La-dab:WA :.brothe4 And •Mr. • Sow*
Monomers. Her:Ladyship) evidently taken by surprise,
curtsied-to— tht igetn"iiinde the house
esou thefi ecleMlitioiii 'and . cries of " Lord'
COCURAIUg ever' ller 'Ladyship was so deeply
affected by those enthusiastic testimonies of esteem for
her hu%bancl, that she fainted,- when the profoundest
silence instantlY•enaued,. and showas removed by the
Gentlemen who attended her.—Scotsman.
The Prince of Oa*woa returned from the Hague on
Tuesday. The ogees of the 'Ministerial Department-will be opened
at he Hague, by the 6th of this month. • • •

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-20.70-A-INTEEWSIOCE.
Fattafitett.: 0014 AMA to 5.4.44.-clirthe port, Ow -
Adventure, Anmation, from Trieste,. fOT-nfliegs•
POMIKOVIIIs Oce W.N.W.—It Mew a bard gals
from W. all night and this forenoon. The ships ht the different
Roadsteads rode it out welL This aftettOciii the trearliet is mote
moderate.
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Dear, Orr. W.S.W: blowini strong in
Arrived the Persia, Rt.t.wast., from Petlimihtslll,llaye, and spoke
the Pero, Of London, from the We of lkopoiratiatio 7th *Wok la
lat. 05.8. long. 25. E. Alpha, Horrozn, *pond* Meditellinowies;
Arid, Boxem., from Africa; Britannia, and William, embrico,
Quebec. Put back, the Leda, Lady of the Lake, and
Cows; Ocv. 7.—Arrived the Peace, PAIDMAIL, from
in ten days.
Unmoor., Ocr. 6.—Wind B.—Arrived the Matilda, Mouth
from Buenos Ayres; Commerce, Oar, from Monte Video; Irk,
BOTCH cc, from Faro; ilradock, Monson, and Creole, Kam fro:n
New Orleans; Swan, Mosaisom, from Denaerarassiled the 1 nth
August, in company with the Mersey, for this port; ship Caroline,
and brig Ann, for London. The Sir Charles brearthy, for Lou.
don, and Glenbervie, for the Clyde, were to sail in two or three
days; the Harmony, Woon.au., and Miranda, Nimmooss, for
London, were to saU about the Ist September. Off the port, the
Elisabeth, ----, from St. Domingo; Bounty HA, Miltlassra,
from Jamaica; and Sir John Newport, Wit.ussts, from Q tebee•
The Warrior, from Buenos Ayres, was on shore on the North Bank,
,but was Lot off, and has arrived In the River.

CLERICAL INTRLLIGE.

CAMBRIDGE, OCT.'S. •
The following Gentlemen were elected on the lie list. Fellows
of Trinity College:
Richard Wellesley Botbman Esq. B.A. Charles Mn Myers,
Esq. B.A. Frederick Malkin, Esq. B.A._ William Page Wood,
Esq. B.A. Francis Martin, Esq. B.A. William Bedlam, Esq. B.A.
KTLIMAIITIOAL PILOYOIIIOIpIa
Friday se'nnight, the Rev. W. Hawks :was inducted into the
benefice of St. John's, Gateshead Fell, by. virtue of ,aeommission
from the Rev. the Archdeacon of Durham, in pursuance of ItttPn
mandatory from the Hon. and Right Rev. the Bishop of Durham.
Rev. Thomas Hollway has been instituted, by the Mahal) of Lie.
coin, to the Rectory of Putney, and the Perpetual Curacy of
Spibby, near Earsby.
Rev. George Vanbrugh, LLB. has been installed lop the Pre-
bend of Timberscombe, in Wells Cathedral, to wbicb he was col.
laced by the Bishop of Bath and Wells; and the Rev. Richard
Warner has been instituted, by his Lordship, to the Vicarage of
Timberscombe, on the presentation of the new Prebendary.
The Rev. George Osborne, RA. of St. Jubo's College, was on
the 26th ult. instituted by the Bishop of Lincoln to. the Rectory of
Stainby-with-Gunby, Lincolnshire, on the resignation of his father.
Monday, the Rev. WUliatn Wogan Aldrich, Clerk, S.C.L was
licensed to the Perpetual Curacy of Batley, in Seifolltion the nomi-
nation of Charles Thellusson, of Nottingham Place, in the County
of Middlesex, Eiq.
Wednesday, the Rev. John Aekroyd, Clerk. was instituted to
the Rectory of Egmere,with the Vicarage of Holkham annexed, in
Norfolk, on the presentation of Thomas William Coke, of Hullo
ham Hall, Esq.
Thursday lut, the Bishop of Exeter Instituted the. Hon. and
Rev. Win. Annesley, ILA. to the Rectory of North Bovey, De.
von, on the presentation of Thomas Smith and John Piddey, Vacs.
void by the death of the Rev. E. Smedley. On Wednesday the
Bishop licensed the Rev. John Marshall, A.B. to the perpetual cure
of Sidwell, in Exeter, on the nomination of t‘se Ray. Arthur
Atherley, as true patron. His Lordship alb licensed the Rev.
Charles Woollcombe, S.C.L. to the Curacies of • Minster and
Forrabury, In Cornwall, on the nomination of the DM S. Winsluk.
Wasawas, JULY 4.—An Ordination took place intiterday at the
Cathedral, when Mr. Arthur _Goddard, Mr. John Q. Lewis, and
Mr. John K. Sc. Lawrence, received Priests' Orders, and Mr.
William Austin, was made a Deacon. The Rev.' Mr. Pinder, the
Bishop's Chaplain, preached; the subject of his disCoutse was the
Duties incumbent upon those who were Ordained.

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