Star.
London, England, 1823-09-23 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, SEPIIIOII3ER 21.

TZ,:s has been a damp day throughout, but we have
bad no reason to complain of the weather of late, and
the consequence is, that " Harvest Home," is the bur-
then of the song in almost all parts of the Sussex dis-
trict. Our subscription pack of harriers were called
into play last week, and some brisk and effective runs
followed as preparatory to the annual opening day in
October. W. STAMFORD, Esq. succeeds the late W.
CMAPMAN, Esq. in the management of the Hunt.
The Earl of STAIR and Lord Tocsamona are among the last ar-
rivals at the Royal York Hotel. The Earl of Laimarr is conti-
nuing his sojourn at the Marine Hotel. The Marchioness of Haan-
roes is yet on a visit to Lady BARIZ/L
Lady Hvss Etas is arrived at the Steyne; Lord W. Latetrox, at
the Pavilion Hotel ; the Prince and Princess Mmirninacan, at the
New Stepne Hotel ; and General Sir W. Cociutuan is returned to
the Marine Library. •
Lady Maar &MOUTON and apart,' of Ladies and Gentlemen were
at the York Hotel. on Thursday, bat they returned to Worthing
in the evening. Returning parties to Worthing are numerously, at
this season, our daily visitants.
Lady SMITH, and various groups of cle caisees, were permitted to
interier inspections of the Palace, last week.

Mr. Secretary CANNING entertained the new Portu-
guese Charge d'Affaires to dinner on Saturday, at Gloucester Lodge.
Lord WILLIAM RUSSELL is at the Baths of Lucca,
and Mr. Jamas Etats is living like a hermit upon au almost inac-
cessible monntaln. _ _

Earl Furzwmwesi has accepted the invitation of the
Manufacturers of Slwffield to dine with them, and it is expected
the County Members will alsobe invited.
The Duke of BUCCL EUGH and QUEENSB ER RY, accom-
panied by his noble relative Lord 31ourasiv, Colonel Meows, and
!Major CRICHTON, visited Lochmaben on Thursday, arid devoted
That and the following day to viewing the remains of Roarav
l‘irca's Castle, and the romantic scenery which surrounds it. His
Grace and party were several hours angling on the loch, and proved
very successful in their sport.
A iespectable Lady in West Lothian has sent off a
re,lting press, with types, tea Niinister in Nova Scotia, for the
Prpose of printlog religious books in that colony.
The remains of the late WILLIAM CAMPBELL, Esq.
Craigie, were deposited in the family vault, at St. Quivox, in
Arrshire,on Tuesday lan, having arrived at Craigie House on Mon-
day eve Ling, in a hearse and six, from London.
*Gloucester Musk Meeting, last week, was very well
attended. Mris. Rausiste, Miss Srzr:t E::‘, KNVVEIT, VAUGUAN and
Sarin, were among the principal singers.
DUEL—An affAir of honour took place yesterday
.vseening at Chalk Farm, between the hours of five and six. The
patties concerned were Mr. W. B. and Mr. Y. both Gentlemen of
fortune, resident at the West End. The first fire being without ef-
!cct the seconds interfered, but Mr. Y. refused their kind offices.
(in the second fire Mr. Y. wounded his adversary in the left arm,
and then declaring hinnelf satisfied, the parties left the ground. A
lomie Lady was the cause of the misunderstanding.
fins moridog it sole tun High MASS was performed at St.
raariek'sels,pel, Finsbur i-square, by the Rev. Dr. rovsnaa, Titular
Nobllp of London. A tongst the congregation were several of the
1 e-eigo Ministers, Nubility, Gentry, Ste. Ste. The Chapel was
c-owded to excess, am) hung with black. The Vass *u in honour
the lately deceased Pon. A Lumber of the City Police attended
t. p order. No f Lrson was admitted without payment
Fist Are sorry to scare, that the liaoking-house of
non, Wool), and CO. of Cardiff, stoppeJ payment last
le% LeA.--Brist 01 Gr,:ette.