Star.
London, England, 1824-11-19 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

The Marquis of Anglesey has arrived at his seat, Emu Desert,
Staffordshire, from a tour.
The Marquis of Lothian left Warren's Hotel, Regent-street,
yesterday, for Earl Bathurst's seat, Cirencester, Gloucestershire.
Captain and Mrs. Barrow left town yesterday. for Brighton.
Sir Thomas Farquhar, Bart. left town yesterday, fur Kent.
The Marquis of Camden has arrived at his seat, the Wilderness,
Kent, front -Bath.
The Earl and Countess of Jersey have arrived at the Earl of
Carnarvon's seat, High Clere, Bucks, from Southampton.
The Earl and Cosiness of Falmouth have arrived at their seat,
Tregothan, Cornwall, tram a tour.
Captain York arrived yesterday at Blake's Hotel, Jsrmyti•strert,
from a tour; the Rev. Mr. acid Mrs. Ord and family have left ditto
for Leicester.
W. P. Hontywood, Esq. has left town for his seat, Marks
Hall, Essex.
Arrivals at tins St. George's Hotel, Albemarle-street :—Captain
Napen, from Paris; and Captain Field, from a tour.
Arrivals at the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-street :—Hon. George
Petre, from Buis; Hon. Thomas Vesey ; and John Wortley, Esq.
from Oxford.
Departures from the Pulteney !lota : Mr. and Mrs. Kaye, for
their seat in perks; Captain Croft, It. N. fur Plymouth.

Dispatches, dated the Ist of Octoner, '.-ere received
yesterday morning at the Colonial Department, from Lieutenant-
General Sir Hataav Winne, K.C.B. at Barbadoes.
Dispatches, dated the Bth October, were al,o received
at the same Department. from Governor and Vice-Admiral Sir R.
J. Woonroan, Bart. at Trinidad. We are happy to state that both
the Colonies remained perfectly tranquil
Yesterday. the Princess SoPella and the Pi incess
SOPHIA MATILDrA visited the Duchess of GLONCNSTIII and the
Princess ArcusrA.
the answer given to the numeions inquiries after the
Duchess of GLOCCEiTIII yesterday was, that her Royal Highness
was a little better.
YeslereLly morning the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHE-
QUER arrived in town from his seat, Beckenham, in Kent, and after
transacting official business for a short time, the Right lion. Gen-
tleman left town for Yorkshire, in consequence of the sudden in-
disposition of a relative.
Sir CHARLES STUART. set off for Wini,or yesterday,
where he will have his first audience of his MAJESTY since his re-
turn from his embassy to the Court of France.
Sir Jolts and Lady SitaLLey
_have invited a dis-
tinguished party to Meresfield, to meet his Royal Highness the
Duke of Yollt, on a shooting party for next week.
The late death of an Academician (M. LACRETELLE)
has left one of the forty chairs vacant fur a new literary aspirant;
'and several candidates of merit have appeared. The chief of these
are the two most popular poets in France at the present moment,
M. CALUMIK os LATIGNII and M. De LA MaienNE—the former be-
longing to the Liberal, and the latter to the Royalist party.
We hear that the 3d of May is the day appointed for
the Coronation, at Rheims, of Oran Les X. of France.
There ate eight neighbouring Clergymen in the vici-
nity of Exeter, whose united ages amount to nearly sis hundved years,
an occurrence scarcely to be again met with in England.
We have been int...rimed that Gen. ANDERSON, of the
East India Company's Service, who died lately in Lo, don, has
bequeathed the bulk of his fortune, amounting to about 70,000/. for
the purpose of establishing two institutions in Elgin : the one for the
reception of indigent natives of that country, who are upwards of
5.1 years of age; the other fur the education of poor children.
DItUltY-LANE THBATRII.— The IV:titer's 'lair was
performed last night, for the first time this season. MACREADY'S
Leoodes received much applause. Mrs. BUNN'S appearance as Her.
*vote also excittd approbation. Mater in Auto/our was very
clever. Mrs. WENT was the Patiiiisa, and Miss 1. PATON played
Perdita for the first time. The other characters were ail supported
as before, and with the same general efficiency. Thr Farce of the
Rendezvous followed, in which Mrs. Yens gave a charming repre.

sentation ope
f Sophia.
KEAN rformed, on the night that terminated his
recent engagement at Cork, the characters of Alexander the Great
and SiNester Detaersretti. In the latter he gave successful imitations
of several eminent actors and vocalists, viz. Mr. Kens:4, as Ham-
let; Mr. ?dustpan, as Sir Abel Handy; and Mr. Coves, as Richard
the Third. lie also sang My heart anth love is beating, after the style
of BRA sun, and Whilst the lade lase Mao, in the voice and man-
ner of INA:Lenox, including, in the course of the display,imitations
of popular harkquios, dancers, and pantomimic performers.
The new Tragedy forthcoming at Covent-garden is
called Ravenna. Miss F. N. Krur is to perform the principal
female character. Messrs. YOUNG and Krone are both to have
parts. That old favourite with the public, Mrs. Myanmar, will
also have to sustain one of the characters.
The reign of HENRY 111. and not HENRY VI. is the
period chosen by Rowt.zy for the action of the new Comedy. The
Author of this play, in its revived state, and the Manager of the
Theatre, in concert with him, have changed the costume, which
is quite appropriate, and most beautiful, to the reign of ilexes' VI.
for the purpose of introducing the " Loan MAYOZ'S thew as it
passed through Cheapside in 1444."
CHELTENHAM. NOV.l3.—Amongst the latest arrivals
ate—Earl and Countess CLARENDON, Countess CASTIASTUARIN
Countess )rarer, Viscount MEautnisr, Lady GRANT, Lady Ante,
Sir ULTIASXM and Lady Buser., Sir It. C. Por.Loce, General and
Mrs. BROWN, General Boleros and family, Colonel litiovouron,
Major 111. D,, &c.
it the United States, the punishment for forgery is
imprisonment for seven years for every conviction. A.
day or two since, we s.tw in one of the New York Pa-
vers, a trial of a person for this crime, and there were
six cases brought home to him. The Court sentenced
him to be imprisoned in the State prison for 42 years,
and to hard labour for the whole period.