Star.
London, England, 1825-10-12 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

The Duke of Bedford arrived yesterday at his house in St.
j.rne,s-square, from his seat Woburn Abbey, Bedfordshire.
The Duke and Dischess of Buckingham left town yesterday, for
:Le:r seat, Avington, Hants.
The Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury left town yesterday, for
JL:field.
The Marquis of Chandos left town yesterday, for his seat, Woe-
-. Bucks.
f.arl Spencer left town yesterday, for his seat, Althotpe, North.
sr,:ptonshire. •
Count l'ortalis has left the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-street, for
t•iitzeriand.
Arrivals at Long's Hotel, Bond-street :—The Honourable C.
Chichester, from Brighton ; J. H. Pugrt, Esq. and Speer,
Esq. from Portsmouth ; Thomas and J. It. Best, F.sqrs. from Rams-
rate. Departures from ditto :—Captain and Airs. Sidney, for
Bristol ; C. Patteson' Ecq. for Cambridge • Wm. Ilawkins, Esq.
for Cheltenham ; and J. Palmer, Esq. for ]!lath.
Arrivals Arrivals at Read's Hotel, Los er Grosvenor-street :—The Rev.
Henry Torre and son, from a tour; Captain Clive, ditto. Depar-
%lts :—Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, for their seat in Cambridgeshire;
i.p:ain Manley, R.N. for Plymouth; C. Ross, Esq. fir Herts.

The projected new street and chambers, which sill
a spacious opening from Carey-street, in the line of Serie-
•!ret, to the Star-Office, Pickett-place, in the Strand,will he one of
:i:entuit desirable improvements in the metropolis, and will occa.
Ile removal of a masa of poverty, wretchedness and vice.
etch have infested the interior of that neighhout hood during the
last thirty or forty years. Mr. Mawr', of the Regent's Park, has
originated the plan.
lt wasaiatouoced yesterday at the Jamaica Coffee-
house, that the Baron of Renfrew, Captain WALKER,
Irc'zi Quebec, had arrived off the Isle of Wight on
munch), aftcrnoo/. The vessel had sailed heavily,
having been tiny days on the voyage.
The Congress of Chili, after various turbulent pro-
ceedings, and the secession of twat! irds of the Mem-
bers, was dissolved by the Supreme Director, RAMON
on the 17th May. A Provisional Assembly
was to be elected.

Letters receyed on Monday from Rio Janeiro of the
21:h of August, mention an arrival in thirteen days
'nom Monte Video, communicating the intelligence
•'-at Buenos Ayres was still blockaded by the Bra-
:: squadron.
Le•ters received yesterday (October 11), from Valen-
cia. in Colombia, announce the death of the enterpri zing
pedestrian traveller, Captain JOHN DUNDAS COCHRANE,
which took place there on the 12th of August last, in
consequence of an attack of fever.
A letter, dated Riga, September 23, says, 66 An Im-
-trial Masc. hasl,been prepared at St. Petersburgh for
Alexander's- signatnre, announcing his intention to ap-
pint alternately Russians and natives to fill the civil
office: in Finland; but Baron Rehbinder, Secretary of
State, and head of the department for the affairs of
.14a4 residing at St. Petersburgh, has, it is said,
reluseatus sanction to the measure. The Baron, it is
under:toed, feels no reluctance on the subject, during
the continuance of the present reign, being well aware
of the conscientious manner in which the duties of a
lonarch are fulfilled by the Emperor Alexander, but
tells that at some future time his attempt to unite
, yes of ln th countries in the civil administration of
ft, land may produce dangerous consequences. The
:-.mperor is said to have fallen so far into the views
curtained by Baron Rehbinder, as to have suspended
tire promulgation of the Ukase in question."
A letter was yesterday received from Mr. Dodds, the
Landlord of the Woolpack Tavern, Chatham, by Wel-
ler, the poor man whoseVhild was stolen from a little
y,;il a few days ago, which stated, that in consequence
et the publicity given to the case in the newspapers,
skill: the description of the woman who had committed
the outrage, the writer had every reason for believing
that she had been to his house, as one answering that
description carte and requested some boiled milk for
an infant which she carried ; and on being questioned,
her answers were so evasive they led to the:impression
the child was not her own. On the receipt of the let-
ter, Weller hastened with it to Union Hall, and Gros-
smith instantly set off to Chatham, in the expectation
of apprehending the woman, of whose movements the
landlord had some knowledge.
FATAL AccinENT.—About four o'clock, yesterday
afternoon, one of the labourers employed in the repairs
ar:d improvements on the front of the house of Mr.
BLADES, glass manufacturer, of Ludgate-hill, fell from
the scaffolding, the height of second floor, by which
his skull was so dreadfully fractured, as to cause his
doth on the way to the Hospital.
The practice of horse-stealing, which is now carried
ga to an alarming extent in many parts of the country,
of late been rapidly pursued in the neighbourhood
of Ampthill, Beds. Mr. Showier, of Brickhill Pastures,
in that parish, had a lorse stolen on Sunday night, the
2d inst. but that Gentleman being a member of the Red.
bomstvke Association, an immediate and judicious pur-
suit was commenced, which led to the detection of the
viitf, who was apprehended at Aylesbury, and safely
lodged in gaol.
;)n the night between Tuesday and Wednesday, the
Glasgow mail•coach went over the body of a man,
lying either drunk or asleep on the road, about a
mile en this side of Crieff. The guard and a passenger
alighted, and found him alive. He faintly exclaimed,
" Oh! my breast!" As they were obliged to proceed
with the mail, he was laid on the grass by the way-
given at the nearest house.
going on in Manchester.—
, principal entrance into the
when the alterations are tom-
. streets in England. Build-
carrying on in the town and

Month, of Venus, Mars, and
a prophetic coincidence by MAE-,
TO, Oxford-street, who consider it
their extraordinary luck in selling the
Prize of 240,000; while each of the
sign, and operating with doable force,
to imply their latent influence upon
which, for the first time, contains Ski
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must be an decided NUT TUESDAY.
Office Keepers who ever sold such an
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its vicinity.
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Jupiter, in Uemini, is hailed as
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to portend a recurrence of their
celebrated Gazing or TWO, Prie
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or equal to Six, would seem to
the present Lottery Scheme, veld
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extraordinary Prize. N.B.—A
tqe close of these Drawings.