Star.
London, England, 1824-10-26 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS.

Tke Duke of Richmond has arrived at his seat, Goodwood, Sus-
sex,
from a tour.
Lady Bloomfield arrived yesterday at her house in Backville-
street, from the Stud House, Kingston.
Lord Frederick Lennox has left town to join Ms Regiment at
Chatham.

The lion. John Edwards, DI.P. arrived yesterday at the Royal
Hotel, St. James's-street, from Oxfordshire.

Captain and Mrs. Luizley have arrived at the St. Petersburgh
Hotel, Dover-street, from 'Paris.
Count and Countess Ogaroffsky and suite left the Pulteney Hotel,
Albemarle-street, yesterday morning, for Paris, on their way to
Russia. Also Captain Douglas, for Scotland.
Captain Cartwright left town yesterday, for Windsor.
The Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury has left town for Hatfield.
The Right Hon. W. Sturges Bourne, M.P. has arrived at his seat,
Testwood House, Southampton, from a tour.

The Duchess of KENT, accompanied by the Princess
FIODORZ, attended Divine Service on Sunday, at the Royal Ger-
man Chapel, where a sermon was phached by the Rev. Dr. Kona.
Friday se'nnight, the Duke and Duchess of HAMILTON,
with their dgghter, Lady. Susan, arrived from Aboyne Castle at
Hallyburton House, where they were to pass a few days.
Wednesday, the Duke and Duchess of ATHOLL andi
suite arrived at the Isle of Man, in a steam-boat, from Greenock.
Friday, the Hon. Earl Gave passed through Sheffield,
on his way toWentworth House, to pay a visit to Earl FITZWILLUAL
The Lord Lieutenant of ABERDEENSHIRE has, with
the approbation of his Maseerr, named and appointed Sir Joux
FORM; Bart. of Craigievar, and WILLIAM URQUHAII; Esq. of
Craigston, to be Deputy Lieutenanu of that County.
The Bishop of JAMAICA arrived at Portsmouth on
Thursday, preparatory to his embarking, with his Lady, clerical
suite, and establishment, in the ilsaat.n yacht, for that Wand.
Mr. HILL, a King's Messenger, arrived at the Foreign
Office, Downing-street, on Saturday evening, with dispatches from
Lord GRANVILLIt, the British Ambassador at Brussels.
Mr. WALSH and Mr. Rostssos, King's Messengers,
arrived in town on Sunday, from Paris, at which city Messrs.
Knave and Amax, also King's Messengers, had arrived.
Letters by a Leeward Island Mail were received in
Glasgow on Friday. The dates are from the 26th
August to the 12th September. They contain no po-
litical news of importance. The islands remained free
from internal convulsion and civil war, but the com-
plaints are heavy of the unsettled state of their affairs,
the gloomy prospects before them, and the poverty into
which, from the depreciation in the value of their pro-
perty and reduced value of their produce, they are
plunged. The consequences of these things are begin-
ning—we say beginning to make their appearance in
the reduction of the salaries of the highest public officers,
as in Antigua for example, where the Governor's salary
is reduced from £.5,000 to £3,000, and the salary of the
.Chief Justice from £l,OOO to £600.. The Order in
Council for Trinidad has been greatly modified, and is,
we learn, in course of being still more so. Communi-
'cations from the Colonial Secretary to the respective
Legislatures were making, which were supposed to
relate to the new laws regarding, the slave population.
These coming from his Majesty's Governmeut in the
spirit of justice and moderation, will, se have little
doubt, be met by a corresponding spirit in the Colonie,,
and what is necessary to be done, and what can be done
with safety, will be gone into readily- and with good
faith. The islands had been visited with seasonable
rains, and some severe gales, which have done some
damage in the Leeward Colonies. A company is
formed in Grenada, to establish Steam Navigation be.
tween the islands. In consequence of orders from
Britain, application has been made to the disbanded
African soldiers, settled in the Islands, requiring them
to return to Africa, and be placed at Sierra Leone, but
they decidedly refuse to comply with the request.—
Glovers Courier.

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DRURY-LANE.

Pizarro was performed last night, and a NIL
STRONG made his first appearance in the part of A/unzu
Without pretensions of the highest order, Le may tairi;
be allowed the possession of much useful and tespec.;
able talent. WALLACK played Rolla with glen s.k.
cess. Mrs. WEST and Mrs. BUNN sustained their uri.l
prominence in the parts of Cora and Llvira.
The Farce of Monsieur Tonsou followed, with GAT.
TIE in his original character of the hero. His quiet hut
rich portraiture of the poor Barker's miseries, Mr:. 11i'21;,
relished and applauded. A Mrs.•Wasvom, from
Worthing Theatre, gave a good representation of .11c.
dame Belle,garde.