Star.
London, England, 1830-02-11 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
The Earl
and Common Lansdale, and Lady Beminek, In Charles.
street, as
we, Sem Cotteanaore, Rutlandahlre ; agouti
Gosalrect, in -square. from hls mat, Newton Park,
; the Blea of !I'Aristoek. in Arlingtomauest, from
his sest. 04117 Houle, 3611°491k. leardpuldialftge9 41=Z
Wen, Borlinasy.square, from Ireland ; George II
at Crawl. Q 4 Ho :el (late Cook's), Albornirle.atreet, from bibs G.
Thorold, .at ditto, from ditto; Mr. and Mrs. Or
se=S
Burlington from Cheltenham ; John Taylerojko. .et
mom's Hotel, St. James's.street, from his seat in IV
Major Dalrymple, the Rev. Mr. Thompson, and WI%
s; Morley% Hotel, Coekspur
_bum a tour ; ,
Locke, in Harley.streot, taw W.W.I C.C.:=11.1.01
Mrs. Wilkinson, at the Isom Lark Om
Brighton ; J. W. Rearm, Ea+ at ANN, Sou 'do lifiliparit
ford • OsiZu Banbury, Esq. at Mos, from Ids sue,
DEPARTURES.

The Duke of Buodeugh, from Whitehall-gardens, for Scotland ;
rots Gemp Byng, Esq. M.P. from St. James's-square, for his Nat,
Witm Park ; W. L. Wiggett Chute, Eng. for the Vine,
Hants; General Sir Charles Grant, Bert. Rom the St. George's
Hotel, Albemarleeneet, for Hants; Lord Harris, from ditto, for
Kent ; Anwyl, from Motley's Hotel, Cockspur-etreet,
for Bushy ; Dr. Davies, from ditto, for Chatham ; R. A. Hell,
Esq. from ditto, for Lewes; Wm. Lawtence, Esq from the British
Hotel, Jermy-street, for Oxford; E. Martin, E or
from
ditto, f
ditto; Sanders, from Dover street, for Brighton; Lieut.
1114 of the 62d Regimen, from the Banes Hotel, Besets-
street, for Portsmouth.

. Prince Leopold came to town yesterday front his seat
at Claremont. His Royal Highness left Marlborough House in the
afternoon, on his return to Claremont.
The Spanish and American Ministers transacted busi-
ness with the Earl of Aberdeen yesterday at the Foreign Office.
The Marquis of Camden, the Earl of Asbburnham, the
Earl of Clare, the Chevalier de Neumann (of the Austrian Em.
belay), the Earl of Aberdeen, and Lord Wynford, had interviews
with the Duke of Wellington at the Treasury yesterday.
A deputation front a Copper Mining Company in
Cornwall, accompanied by Sir Richard Vyvyan, Bart. one of the
members for the county, attended yesterday at the Office of the
Board of Trade, and had a conference with Mr. Henries.
Viscount Melville held a levee yesterday at the Ad-
miralty, which was numerously attended by Naval Officers.
The Bavarian Minister transacted business yesterday
at the office of the Secretary of Stets foe Foreign Affain.
The Duke of Gordon, Lord Leveson Gower, and Mr.
Harks, visited the Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday at the
Treasury.
The Right Hon. James Abercromby, the new Chief
Baron al Scotland, visited Sir George Murray yesterday at the Co-
lonial Office.

Earl Bathurst entertained the Cabinet Ministers to-1
dinner yesterday at his residence in Downinpotrcet.
It is understood that Dr. Carey, the Bishop of Exeter,
will be translated to the See of St. Asaph, vacant by the decease of
Dr. Luzmore.

We have received Newfoundland Papers to the 13th
ult. The winter in all the North American provinces has been un.
commonly mild.
Despatches were yesterday received at the Colonial
Office from Sir James Kempt, the Governor of Lower Canada, dated
the 30th December, 1899.
Despatches were also received from Sir Thomas
Cochrane, Governor of Newfoundland, dated Ist January, 1830.
Despatches were received at the Foreign Office from
Mr. Pakenham, his Majesty's Charges d'Affaires at Mexico, dated
the 12th December, 1829.
Despatches were also received from Mr. Vaughan, his
Majesty's Envoy to the United States of America, dated Washing-
ton, 12th January, 1830.
A Meeting of the Standing Committee of West India
Merchants and Planters was held at the Committee-rooms on Sa-
turday. The grievances of which they complain are many, and the
of the value of their property very great. The subject
depredation
be brought infra Parliament.
The Leominster Election takes Ace this day. Several
candidates are spoken of: Mr. John Ward, Mr.=, Me. Gait-
her; dee. the former of whom Is expected to be
A Deputation of the Citizens of Loudon waited upon
the Right Hon. the Lord Mayer, at twelve o'clock yesterday, with
the Requisition for a Meeting to petition Pullman to institute a
rigid inquiry into the causes of the prevailing Mimes ; and 6141
Lordship has appointed Monday, the 99d WI. tat that purpose.
In the discussion that took place on Tuesday night in
the damson Mr. Waithmen's motion, upon Mr. Podettt Thom.
son dellidig loisnien es be that a depreciation of the standard
world be a Mininleaf messurs, Mr. Attweed used a strong ex.
posmiso comma*. to any such term being applied to the mo-
dels et thole who wadi support such a measure. Mr. Thomson
iamadiately dice shoed any such =liemion. Mr. Attwood, in
Teton; disclaimed any intention of •
The Lords' Committee, on the subject of the East
India Company's affairs, yesterday mumbled, for about half an
hour, in the Painted Chamber. The Lord-President (Bathurst)
was chosen Chairman. About a down Members present. After
consulting as to the mode In which they should conduct the inquiry,
their Lordships adjourned till Tuesday forlaiyhl. The Commons'
Committee have not yet met. The Company, it is understood, in.
tend to petition to be heard by Counsel in support of their claims.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East
India House when the following Commandos took leave of the
Court, previous to departing for their respective destinations—viz.
Captain Thomas Larkins, Marquis Camden, St. Helena, Prince of
Wales's Island, and China ; Captain Henry Rex, Edinburgh ; and
Captain Frederick Made; Berwickshire ; Bombay and China.
The heaviest fall of snow there has been this winter
was on Saturday night, but it did not lie long on the ground, as
there was a rapid thaw on Sunday evening. The London mail
was more than four hours last night after its Axed time.—alarrne
Herald.

Rowland Stephenson, the celebrated English banker,
has purchased a farm of- Dr. William 13hippen, of Bristol, Penn-
sylvania, on the river Delaware, and entered into possemion. The
purchase money, we understand, is 15,000 tionars.—Asseriernt
Pa'Ke. definitive retreat of Mademoiselle Duchesnois from
the stage bas been announeed.—Fiparo.
All the first'society of Naples crowd to the performances
of Madame Mainvielle Fodor.

Two of the best Italian singers, Donzelli and Santini,
bays left Paris for London.

At a ball given at Ceen, some thieves contrived to gain
admission sad stole all the LAW sleeks—Figaro.

BOSTON, Fitt. 9.—The long coutieleinee of the frost
has had a dreadful dim In Ileales banisints d pear people bum
been them mu aoy, sad deslinte of even whistany
be wad die neostreaft of lite. The low ewe** labeesserd
onshealso love elate beta *aft. hes piled chez'?
am= being neared, sell, onsegently, hoe ' 1
is the town hen bum sea seed so a state -
doing won= stuneihn. We an MIMIC by are who
hes mneauslly visited stair=t tit
te dist/lets where the poor pimple
raids, hat their misery desereviS: Widnes teed se
fade sad hapeady without insilles et lo a Is
While& lan bees heed minded la s adselable hat,
whilst bop se espenetisn at mint it ha ilielpsady. bees head
diet the blaoket eolith hp ammo ot the Whin warm ides he
lag wines night hen bon pawned le the ameeng to reside a
meal's view& in the busily I
On Saturday hut, at a =Wag of the Beet India Com-
mittee, a dertiadia, oseebting at db. Ewan and Mr. Wm. Rath.
bane, was embed to pesos* kmamiliidy to Louden, to take
mat mope se night appear to then nest Riady to promote the
as of the Made of hoe trade is the appreeibleg ;Parliamettary
inquiry, • and to eaoperaM with the egoism& of the East India
monopoly in tbe emesophis. The deptatien would arrive in
Laden last evade., and will, if sense, be present at the dims-
side on Mr. Peel's oohs fir Inquiry . It has ban thought do.
shublo to know all that ea be asentalned of the intestine at
Ministers, Were any means Is held or petition presented bons this
town—Litterpon Paper.
PAPS& CONZENCT.-.-A North American journal, re-
tort% to the Opal* Mariam Pray Antonio Appide, gives as
assures et the MO at reeney. That writer, in his descrip-
tion er she ISSIIIINS et relates, that the Cant de Ta-
g, his, in 1411, in the hien' et Alhama, sad being des.
dine of aid Ober, amid net pig his troop, who, thereupon,
been to rawer s be raselver es write dialed sums on
see s& picas if pope, to sip than with his ease, and give
then to Ms Mahn in NewA gendanatise shish be Weed
to the inhabitneir—et mese Nang a than, with hews
at sense paishsset, to thebr nabs . sall &mall
earglag to npy hush' taphoestilibornaglis Phan at
pew imp mompli drodlithia. Astodles to the sea historian.
Dien Toddle beneedlip hop Pa vi. La Oametts.