Star.
London, England, 1822-11-05 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE DEPARTURES.

Lieutenant-General Sir William Cockburn and Lady, and Miss
Cockburn, from the 'Marine Parade, Brighton, to their house
fansdown erseent, Math.'
From Kirkham's, Hotel, Lower Brook-street—Sir Edward
and Lady Elizabeth Baker and Mr. Baker, for their seat, [tui-
tion, near Biandford, Dorsetshire ; Mr. Burroughs and Mr.
(fey, for their seat, Ilitcham, Herts •' Rev. Mr. Morris and
Edward Morris, Esq. for their seat, Charley wood, Herta ; and
A.Wright, Esq. for•hiv seat in -Rants.
The liberation of Mr..Humr was celebrated in the
Borough of Tewkesbury on Wednesday morning last,
by ringing of the Church bells; and notwithstanding
there was some difference of opinion between the
ringers and the Minister, the day went off cheerfully.
Several large bonfires were kindled on Wednesday
last, in the eastern suburbs of Glasgow, in honour of
Mr. HUNT'S liberation. As a further proof of the.
prosperous state of affairs, in the evening a large pat ty
i sat down to an elegant entertainment n a house in
Bridgetown. The whiskey toddy was drank out of
bottles (each person a bottle) instead of glasses, to the
toast of, Annlal Suffrage and Universal Parliaments.
The Mansion-houge is in a state of preparation for
the new Mayoralty. The drawing-room is no longer to be up two
pair of stairs, a height of which the Aldermen and their Ladies
have been constantly in the habit of complaining. The drawing-
room is to be formed of the room called Wilkes 's room, and the
sword-bearer's-room, on a level with the Egyptian-hall, which
are thrown into one by magaificeut folding doors. The Lofm
MAyoa will have reason to condemn this arrangement, 5s in
fact Wilkes': room is the only comfortable apartment in the
house, and has been on that account selected 'by every Loan
MAYOR for domestic purpoJes. The convenience-of the change
howeier' will be great on public nights; and the ball-room, in
which it has been the practice time immemorial to receive com-
pany, will be appropriated, to dancing. A room within the
Justice-room, to which the Chief Magistrate can retire, is also
in a state of preparation.
FOUNTAINS ABBEY.—We have learnt with regret,
that during the storm on the night of the sth ult.
ten or twelve yards of the cloisters at these venerable
ruins fell down. It is, however, the intention of Miss
LAWRENCE, in whose beautiful domain of Studley
the Abbey is situated, to live them reconstructed.
COVENT-GARDEN—The very favourable impression
which Miss LACY'S Belvidera made upon a London
audience, received last night, such strong confirma-
tion from her performance of Isabella, that her claim to
the "divinceparticula aura" is clearly placed beyond
the reach of Contradiction. Her exertions were fre-
quently rewarded by warm plaudits, and sometimes
their effect was strongly acknowledged in the pro-
found silence which pervaded the House. The part
of Biron, in Mr. C. KEMBLE'S hands, lost nothing of
its interest ; and the other characters were well sup-
ported. The audience was one of the most numerous
since the commencement of the season. The appear-
ance of the Home was unusually gay, as in the
Ladies' costume (from the fineness of the weather)
the lively colours of summer prevailed more than
those appropriated to a more advanced season.
Mr. BLOOD, the Gentleman who, under the assumed
name of DAVIS, recently made hisdebut with so much
credit at the Haymarket Theatre, in the character of
Ilfacheath, is engaged at Covent-Garden, and will
shortly make his first appearance there.
Miss PATON, who continued most seriously indis-
posed during almost the whole of last week, is now
so Far recovered as to afford a hope that we shall
soon have the pleasure of seeing her again in public.
The Irish Tutor, which has met with such success
it Covent-Garden, is, we understand, the productiva
of the Earl of GLINGALL.
FESTIVAL 0* Si'. CRISPIN AT KELSO:--Friday list
this,pageant was celebrated with yet greater pomp than last year,
and the day being favourable, gave a more brilliant effect to the
• ornaments and decorations with which it was attended.
Tbunday sonnet the name of John Snoden was killed at the
Dike of asuniou's coal works, ou the banks of the Union
Canal, in consequence of the roof falling in upon him.
Monday .e night some thieves entered the house of a gentle-
man residing at Baigreen, two miles west of Edinburgh, by one
of the windows, and carried off a quantity of silver plate, a
watch, three suits of wearing apparel, and various other articles.
MINTEO INTar.mostme.—The Copper Ores sold
at Redruth on Thursday were 1891 tons—itanchtrd
Cum Es. Copper Ore for sale this week at Bedrock!
100 too.