Star.
London, England, 1827-09-11 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE IN fELLIGESCE.

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ARRIVALS.

Prince and Princess Lieven, at Adabarnham Haan, DOM
street, from a visit to Earl and Countess Cowper, at their trio
Pawner, Herta ; the Earl of Jersey, at his seat, 1141ktne P.rk,
Oxfordshire, from a tour; Lord St. Helen's at hi► boast is Gra(.
ton-stroet, from the Royal Lodge, Windsor; Sir limas llostp,
Bart. in Park-place, from a tour; Mr. and Airs. C. Dying, aukt
Family, from their seat in Herta; Colonel fitsiimas, from the
Continent; Mr. and Mrs. Fuller, from lkisktao; Major Hann,
from Portsmouth; Capt. and Mrs. Dundas, in Grosvenor-nun,
from Cheltenham t Lord and Lady Gage, at Greillon's Hotel, Albt.
marie•street, from Paris; Colonel and Mrs. Eon, at Faun',

Hotel. St. Jan e. from Surrey ; Major gineoart, at time
front a tour; J. Jgrrard, Esq. and Family, at ditto, front Santf;
J. Bellow, Fag. M.P. at the London Hotel, from Mt.

DEPARTURES.
aid JEW Jones, for Rammer, ; Coonteis De Grey, fro
Pow Meath, for Wrest Park, in I edfordshire • Hon. Colo*
Ole% be Weston *NM, near Onlidfoed ; !kir. Reginald PoUrne
mid nook, for Ramer.we; Mrs. Hooey Delilah, for Daddario,
lierteluthire • Ludy Cotes, on a tour • Colonel Gardirwr,fe
St. Omen • 1111 r. and Heiry Fremantle, Engiduld Gres;
Mrs. anti Towkmod, for IMlngbam-place, Ramsgate; Cap.
and MI% inart, for Wellingtmereseent, Ramsgate; Lord
bum UM W& far Poole Park, in North Wales; Colonel nd
Mrs. Gray, for Rweargate; Mr. and Mrs. Abbot, for St. lamest
in the Ide of Thanet;
.Rari Ludlow, (or Coyle, near Beast
Lend and Lady Lovaise,-als a tour; Mr. C.akraft, ALP. Irish
home In Hanovery. , for his seat in Daroetohire; MI. Orin
and Mr. Musgrave Mies, (ran Yorkshire, for Flamingo, deep
Lord Boyne. from hie house in Portland.place, for his seat is ba
hod; Charles Chester, Bug. from his home in Brook•mrse,k
Pads ; J. Calvert, Req. M.P. for his mat, Albury Hilt Ike;
Sir Wet. Rowley, Bart. M.P. for bis seat in Suffolk ; the Casts
of Orstow, from the St. George. Hotel, Albemarloatteet, brit
seat, Motion, near Guildford.

THE NINO OF FRANCE'S PROGRESS THROCGI
HIS NORTHRRN PROVINCES.
The Pratela Papers costae accounts of the loyalty and area
with which QUILL= Z. is received by his subjects in tbe!!►
Owes. After attending Miss et the Cathedral of Cambral, es&
Sch *stain, his MT urnt proceeded as Ihls rotate te Valtockesk
receiving an his way the oust gratify's( proofs of the homage ad
attachment of his people.

At Vahmeisonek the Royal every was strand by the creeds
of a trhisopbal arch, nod the Addresses frees the diferest Astir
rides are almost oneolierless. Their language, u we 9 u that
Dr outer Answers, may boast of much mere ardour than variety,

ST. JAMES'S PARK.

The extensive alterations— planned for the impron
meat of this Park, are being carried into effect with tit
,greatest activity.
A great number-of men are employed in excavating at Maid
Hof the canal, near the Horse Guards, for the purpose of live*
Its wilds at that part of the Canal ; two plots of ground wa V
Wk vanigetely isolated, and will be tastefully planted so as toils
lifkaing object from different parts of the Park; towards*
the Cana) will be very much contracted in its brradtl; t
however, be somewhat widened at the upper end, and
sod a piece of pound will be detached and planted in a Sit
maser to those et the lower end.
. Several plantations will be made in different parts. Tie bel
101 l of the Birdeagawalk will be converted into a privitenti
foe carriages, leading from Great George-street to holism
Buckingham-gate; a row of buildings will be erected es deed
side of this walk, extending from the Lodge lo JamesMrast.et
end of the Barracks for the Recruits of the Foot Guards.
A broad opening will be left (rum the Park to Watedsloo
in the middle of which will be laid out u a garden; Erse *
bottom of the west side of this opening a pile of buildings fog
the Park will be continued as tar as Marlborough House that
having In front a terrace raised over what has hitherto lowslN
carriage road, which will in consequence be removed to tico
*deg mall.
lie Riding-house and stables attached to the King'ello?'
Yetis Pall-mall, will be pulled down, and as the Stables let
mimed la Pimlico are not sufficiently capacious to coma 11!
whole of his Majesty's Stud, other Stables will be credal°
James-street.

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On a recent mineralogical excursion to some If 111
limestone quarries in Fife, that rare mineral, apophyllite, slob'
covered, occupying the interior of a petrified shell, we believe, trA.
first time it has been observed so associated. This warted."'
Chapel Gplarry. the property of Colonel Thomson. A ser
tiful specimen of the same mineral, finely crystallised. Ins r
the same quarry some Teenage, and tossed aside as talon
In an adjoining quarry, the property of Sir John Oswal
beautiful green coloured steatite occurs in large quantities,
some places contains organic remains. Both thew qualm -
some rare varieties of cakareons spar, and abundance a pow

dione.—Caredoitien Jimmy.
As a party of Gentlemen were sporting over the
nor of Sralbeidge, on the l.t instant, two of .hein
at and killed a hare. The person who carried her,*
serving some time after that she was large %kb
paunched her, and took oat four of them, shsel
which are still alive, and in a the Nina state.—
Journal.
Da. Luxus,' °nee refused to take a fee for .
ing a friend during a dangerous illness. Upon bisl'
covery, however, the patient piesented the aggif
amount in a purse, saying, " Sir. in this purse I
put every day's fee: nor must y ur goodness get
better of my gratitude." Tete doctor eyed the
counted the number of days in a minute, and
oat his hand, replied, " Well, I can hold nut ISO
—single, I could have refused them for a t-
ut altogether, they are irresistible."