Star.
London, England, 1825-11-15 00:00:00

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wo DDeolrtheyosfhiDere.vonshire left town Yeeterday,for his ie:.
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Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury left town
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Countess Lieven left toirn yesterday, for Btighton.
Countess De Grey has arrived at her house in Sc. Jame '
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from her seat, Wrest House, Bedfordshire. I s.squire.
Lord Hervey left town yesterday, for the Marquis of Salisbury\
Yesterday, for his ..
Hatfield.
AvSiierfol;Vdi.llBi aunstsel:.oaston, Bart. left town
sea;;
Lord Frederick and Lady Louisa Beauclerk have arrived at the
DunkeetliSotn..
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St. James's-street, from SC011411(1.
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Rhodes Milnes, Rsq. arrived yesterday at Jordan's Tinto, .
James's-street, from Riddlesworth Hall, Norfolk. •t •
Sir George Murray, Bart. and James Daly, Esq. M.p. ,
arrived at Miller's Hotel, Jermyn-street, from Ireland.,utt
Mr. Mrs. and Miss Birmingham left the Wat,:iloo 1i0..e1, 1„,
myn-street, yesterday, for their seat in Hants.
Colonel Burton left the Landon Hotel, Albemarle-art:l,y,,
terday, for Ramsgate.
Arrived at Thomas's Motel, Barkley-square :—Lady Keitit,t mu
Italy. Departure:—lady Stratton, on a tour.
Arrioals at the Clareodon Hotel, I;..ilti-street :—LnrC. Den,ni.,
from Ireland ; Hon. George Petre, from his seat in Le :e,ter,,.4.
Departures : Marquis and hlarchioness Clanricarde, for Sus,: I,
Captain and Mrs. L. I'. Jones ant laraily have arrived zt ii..t.,
Hotel, Dover-street, front the Cntititietlt:__ . _

Arrivals at the Burlington Hotel, Oil 11.irlitirou vrtet._
Viscount Klnnaird ; Ilou. Mr. Eyre ; Ashbv, E,l
ta;
son, from a tour.

/ Arrivals at Flatlong's Hotel, Oxford.street Stir. •
a tour; Mrs. Leek from Stoke l'ark ; V. rant, I.
Brighton ; Ross, Esq. from a tour ;
from ditto; Lieutenant Rose, i'2th !loyal Larcers, irn3i dit.,:i
Departures :—Captain and Mrs. Cumberlege, tor the 23.• ',.j,„;
C. and N. Cumberlege, Esqrs. for Portsmouth ; ltes.mr.
for Bucks ; P. N. Roberts, E=q. for Esher; Colon=;
a tour; II Chadwick, Esq. for Staffordshire; Culond
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for Bath.

ACCIDENTS.

A boy, of the name of Illarriogton, was ye,teri:ir.
Oxford-street, by a kick from a led horse in the hands of a
Sunday evening, as Mr. Turncliffc Was proceeding tow aid, hart.
sidence, in Old-street Road, he became alarmingly ill, whet: ad'.3
a short distance of his house, and staggering a few paces, feildwe.
Surgical aid was sent for, but he expired in a few mies:es.
A youth about sixteen years of ate, son of Mr. R. treiehot,t4
Kendal,was imprudently amusing himself by casting gunpow.lo
of a flask into the fire ; the flame communicated to the powder in
the flask, which ignited, and produced a roost tremendous em kt.
sion, by which the flask was blown into a thousand pieces, anti tk
youth's hand so shattered, as to render amputation necessary.
Saturday, a man and his wile, belonging to Croft:m.li, gait'
I from Neilston home, the slight being very dark, they wartletti
from the road into a garden, clove beside it, where there is 2 w:3,
into which the unfortunate couple fell, and both sunk ever
bead. The woman being uppermost, rose to the surface, anti ca;h:
hold of some bushes which grew on the margto ; by this eters
the kept herself above water, and screamed nut for help. ilcr cries
I brought some people to her assistance, and she was reii•ve.: (no
her perilous situation just as her strength Wl3 giving war. 11,
man was also brought up, but life was gone. His widowoioce
melancholy accident, has been in a distracted state. She 'skit
with eight children.—Manchester Gazette.

Tuesday, a boy employed in Mr. Fernley's cotton fictory, in
New Bridge-lane, Stockport, was caught by a part of the main.
nery, and his arm was literally torn off his body.
Wednesday, as Mr. Joseph Harrison, Overseer of Seebill Col•
liery, near Newcastle, was viewing the machinery L !is I
newly-erected saw-mill, put in operation for the fi.•. date. the
fly wheel broke, and several fragments of the metal were Cum
off from it with great violence, one of which struck Mr. 11.1rti,or.1
and killed him on the spot; Mr. Anderson, the c”rine.wright. was'
struck with such violence, that his recovery is deemed impossible.