Star.
London, England, 1825-10-06 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

The Duke and Duchess of Bedford and family have left Scot-
land, on their way to Woburn Abbey, Bedfordshire.
The Marquis of Camden has arrived at his seat, the Wilderness, ,
Kent, from Bayham Abbey, Sussex.
The Marquis of Chandos has arrived in town, from his satin
Bucks. •
The Marquis and IMarchiosess of Salisbury have left town, for
Lady De Row's seat, Boyle Farm Thames Ditton.
The Dowager Marchioness of Farm,
left town ye4ret day, for
General Ross's seat in Herts.
Sir James and Lady Mackintosh and family have arrived at their
house in Cadogan-place, from their seat in Scotland...
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kenimis left Warren's Hotel, Regent-
street, yesterday. for Ireland.
The Earl of Uxbridge and Lord W. Paget have left tows, for
the Duke of Richmond's seat, Goodwood, Sussex.
Lady Lloyd has left town, for her seat in Bucks.
Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street:—Colonel Pem-
berton, from his seat in Hants ; George Mostyn, Esq. from Ire-
land ; Cripps, jun. Fag. from Gloucestershire ; the Hon. T.
Peones, from Oxfordshire • T. W. Beaumont, Esq. from Chelten-
ham. Departures:,--Capiain Peyton, for the Continent; C. D.
Raidly, Esq. for Oxford.
Departures from Fenton's Hotel, St. Janses's.place:—D.
Murray, Esq. for Berke; William Elton, Rs q. for Ramsgate.
Departures from the Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington-street :
Mr. and Mrs. Howard, for their seat in Bucks; J. Malcolm, Fog.
for Ireland.
Arrivals In Dublin from England i.--Tbe Honourable R. Fit,
gibbon, the Countess of Kilkenny, Dr. and Mrs; Boasted, Mr.
Guinness and family, Mr. and Miss Turner, Mr. and Miss Jose.,
Mr. and Miss Higginbotham, &c. Departures for England :
Captain and Mrs. Johnston, and family, Mr. and Mrs. WArthur,
Mrs. Somers, the Honourable Z. G. Stanley, family, and suite,
Colonel Sankey, Major Commit* Mr. Mrs. and Miss Fortescue,

The Duchess of CLARENCH paid a visit to the Duchess
of Kerr on Tuesday, at her apartments, at the King's Palace,
Kensington. Her Royal Highness partook of a *jeans. The two
Duchesses took an airing together in the Parks, accompanied by
the infant Princess VICSOSSA. The Duchess of CLasence after-
wards returned to her residence at Bushy. •
Prince LZOPOLD has been on a visit to Earl DARN..
vs:, at his seat, Cobham Hall, Kew.
The Duke of Yottx and the Hon. GSDROI FORA'S-
ma, left town on Sunday, for Cheveley, near Newmarket, the seat
of his Grace the Duke of Rutuasm.
Sir WALTER SCOTT is expected in Paris in a few
days. The Illustrious traveller will be at the Hotel et the Marsha
Duke of nagIITONS
MARRIAGI IN HIGH Lirz.--Sir WILLIAM GROROZ
HILTON JOLLITYS, Bart. is to be married, on Saturday next, at St.
James's Church, to Miss Paris, daughter of the Henourabk
Binuumn Paerr.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 4.—The Turns, Sir JOHN
liamaassons, is quite ready foe sea. Mr. Symms& Camonse and
tighter* expected here to-morrow, and will sail on Thursday. A
&Mk brigantine arrived last night; she is under quarantine.
L * Mr. and Mrs. BRADSHAW (Lite Miss TARS) are now
,b Paris, where they lead a quiet and most retired life. They go
hem thence into Italy, where it Is their intention to remain during
the winter.
Last night, at nine o'clock, a fire broke out n the
Mem of Mr. MONISM, No. 8, Mellick.place, Russelt.streei, Ber.
...4 lige
metiOsey, which osHmin— ___ ti r put before it was min-
gle" It 4418411811 whin g the children to bed, the can.
hatantesellst maw ofdle furniture : fortunately, the chil-
dren were soma.
The leviathan turtle in the Museum at New York
measures seven feet and a half in length, and 15 feet in
circumference. It was caught by a New York pilot-
boat, about SO miles off Sandy Hook, and weighed,
when killed, 8001bs. although it was thought that it
lost about 1100 lbs. of bloOOLod in the confi cr.
A C JOKE.
Coincidence of names, says Quiz.
Cause witty truths to flow :
For instance, Factor" my baker is,
And I'm empley'd by " !blow."
Then may It not, I wish to know,
In ev'ry sense be said.
That 'tis alone thro' " Faun" and " Snow"
I get my deity heed I
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H. G.

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••A Detachment isf the 77th PitillLetailltiag Otitis ierjersits and
OD Rank and File, have been MIMI lawn the Depot at Glasgmir,
atsd ordered to embark forthwith Vo:Nin the head-qoarte'n of the
Regiment at Jamaica.
A gotathment of. the 95th Foot bas been drafted from, the
Depot, and is now at Gosport, to embark for Malta.
Twenty Recruits have johlest the Depot of the 96th Foot, at
Winchester, since the Ist instant.
A Detachment of thetiOth Foot,ccossladngof four•Oacens one en.
leant, and 50 Privates, has been ordered from the Depot at Glasgow
to embark for Jamaica. •
Friday, the regular Worcestershire Militia, commanded by Co-
lonel Gra sterns, assembled for 25 days' training and exercise.
The Worcester Yeomanry Cavalry on Wednesday completed
their six days training and exercise, and were dismissed.
THE ARCHBISHOP OF CA NI'ERB Ufl Y.

EThe article which the following letter alludes to, was
copied from a Morning Paper. We are happy to
learn that the report of his Grace the Archbishop of
Canterbury's indisposition is unfounded —Eurron.3
TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.
UPCItILSITT CLUJ, OCTOUR 5, 1845.
Sts—ln your Paper of this day, you state that the Archbishop
of Canterbury " is attended by most of his family at Dover, and
has not been able to shake off the effects of his late alarming at-
tacks."—You will, I doubt not, be pleased to hear, that on Wed-
nesday last, the Archbishop drove from Dover to Margate, juiued
a procession through that town on foot, laid the first stone of Tri-
nity Church, read the service in the presence of twenty thousand
persons, returned to Dover to dinner, and on the following Sunday
preached at St. Mary's, in Dover, and administered the Sacrament
to a very large number cif communicants.
The writer of this note saw him afterwards in perfect health
and spirits on hlonday forenoon, just after he had returned from
visiting, and largely contributing to, the National Schools of Dover
I remain, Sir, your's faithfully,
C LERICUS.