Star.
London, England, 1821-06-19 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE MOVEMEY:i S.

The Duke and Duchess of ST. ALIAN'S have left town tut•
their seat, Gatton, Surrey.
The Duke and Duchess of Rtenstotas leave town on Thurs-
day nest, for their seat, Malcolm, B..4set. •
The Marquis attd archiuneu l'oaNwALLis have left town
for their seat in SWF()Ik.

The Marquis of SALISBUILY left town on Sunday for Bath.
Earl and Countess iesisest and family arrived yesterday at
their house in St."Jatnes's-place, from their seat at Wimbledon;
to-morrow they leave town for the Isle of Wight.
The Earl and Countess of Bums:vim left town yesterday on a
visit to the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Cumit.vs ToLLamActta, at their
sear in Herts.

The Earl of Gustroan left town yesterday for Lis seat, Wal-
dershaw, nearlover.

Countess va Geer left town yesterday on a visit to the Hon.
Mrs. Yoram, at her house in Gloucestershire.

Lord Groans LLva.ix arrived yesterday at his home in Up-
per Seymour.strect, from his Regiment in Essex.
Lord Avntofte has left town for his seat, Northamptonshire.'
li. J. CONYEAS, Esq. arrived in town yesterday from his seat
in Essex.

The Hon. Champion Dramas left town yesterday for his seat,
Scrivelsby Court, Lincolnshire.
Sir ROZEILT BUXTON. Bart. left his house in Marley-erect, yet-
terday for Hastings, S.:ssex.
Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street : T. E.
STRICCIAND, Esq. WM. &TART, Esq; and J. EWAILT, ES4I. from
Liverpool; --b COMPTON. Esq. T. P. Mumma, Esq. and Mr.
and Mrs. BLoomismo, from a tour.—Departure: H. Watarsa,
Esq. for Cheltenham.

The Duke of Yam( left town yesterday for Oat-
lands, where his Royal Highness will remain till Fri-
day, to be present at the Ascot Heath Races.
Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE
dined sith the Duchess of KENT, at Kensington.
Yesterday, the Lords of the Co•tncil, consisting of
the Duke of GLOUCESTER, the Duke of MONTROSE,
the Marquis of CHOLMONDELEY, &c. assembled at
the Council Office, Whitehall, to hear and determine
cases referred to them from the Court of Claims re•
specting the Coronation.
The ribbon of the intended new Royal Order of
the •• Ancient Knights of Cambria," is to be of leek
green with white edges, and in the centre of the Star
the Welsh Harp, richly enamelled. Dr. BURGESS,
the Bishop of St. David's , is mentioned as the Pre-
late of the Order.

The visitors and inhabitants of Weymouth, at a
Public Meeting held on Thursday last (the MAYOR
in the Chair), resolved to enter into a subscription in
aid of the Fund for raising a Monument to the
Memory of our late SovEREIGN.
King HENRY the Sixth, on being rebuked for the
meanness of his attire by the Earl of WARWICK, is
said to have replied, It becomes a King to excel
his subjects in virtue, not in vesture."
It is an old saying that « The KING'S cheese is lost
in the parings." The observation strictly applies to
the collection of the revenue in Ireland.

Mr. MASH has left town for Dublin, to give the
necessary directions for his MAJESTY'S reception.
A Dublin Paper says, 44 It may appe.o !:ordering
on the ludicrous to advert seriously to the old saying,
g When the King comes to Mullingar e but u e have
been assured, that many old leases, now bec. me very
valuable, exist in that neighbourhood, the tenure of
which is, until the King comes to Mullingar,' and
that in consequence of the great probability now of
such an event, which was then in all likelihood con-
sidered as a lease for ever, several persons are in
great apprehensions respecting the royal visit. Per-
haps our readers of black letter learning, could
throw some light on a matter, which, if founded in
fact, we may certenly expect to cause petitions to
his MAJESTY, not to approach Mullingar r
Tuesday, a merchant's clerk, in Ldinburgh, ab-
sconded with a sum of money, upwards of £lOO,
with which he had been sent to one of the banks.

Out of £BO,OOO in notes sent up to the Bank from
Liverpool, there was not one forgery. From Man-
chester. £200,000 were received, and only one forgery
amongst them.
A salesman, hitherto of great respectability, in
Covent-Garden Market, was charged at Bow-street,
on Saturday, as a common utterer of base coin—
nine new counterfeit shillings were found on his per-
son, carefully wrapped up in tissue paper.
W. Allen, a drover, was fined 20s. ou Saturday, at
Guildhall, for cruelly treating some sheep, in the vi-
cinity of Newgate Marker. This was on a laudable
prosecution of Mr. MARTIN, KR for Galway.
Tuesday a fire broke out in the stables of the baths
.at Helensburgh, on the banks of the Clyde, which,
in fifteen minutes, completely destroyed the whole of
the outhouses. The horses were all got out, but
some carriages and a great quantity of harness were
destroyed, as were also some pigs, which could nut
be got out of the flames.
A storm of hail, thunder, lightning, and rain, oc-
curred at Carlby, Lincolnshire, on Sunday se'nnigbt,
so severe that afternoon service was delayed by Order
of the Minister: this was most fortunate, for an im-
mense ball of electric fire, accompanied with a tre-
mendous explosion, fell into the steeple of the Church,
set the rafters in flames, melted the lead, drove down
part of a wall, and did other serious damage.
The young Lord Mongol; is so far recovered from
his late accident, as to be declared out of danger by
his surgical and medical attendants. The Countess
of WARWICK, and his aunt, the Hon. Miss CHARLOTTE
Mowsow, are his afflvtionate nurses.
The effects of the late Mr. BARTLEMAX have been
administered to in Doctors' Commons, by his sister,
JANE BARTLE:a/al, as the next of kin. He died a
bachelor. They were sworn under £2,000.
The Observer of Sunday last, June 17, is reprinted,
and will be kept on Sale, at the Offices, No. 169, and No. WS,
Strand, all this week, price 7d. It contains (to the extent of
eight folio columns) the Ceremonies observed in the Coronation
of the Kings of England ; consisting of the Processions and Seat-
ing, in the Abbey—the Recognition—the Oblations—the Litany
—the Sermon—the Oath—the Anointing—the Investing--the
Crowning—the Inthroning and Homage—the King's return to
Westminster Hall, and the Royal Banquet.
E3141115H Orem; Houu.—firs. Gums played Hamlet la t
night—a rather unpromising attempt, but one that proved suc-
cessful beyond all expectation. Without any of the usual indul-
gence extended to Benefits, it may he said to have been a very
clever and effective performance. We were happy to see that
the merits of this excellent and amiable Actress were fully ap-
preciated by a crowded and highly fashionable audience.
Colson:is Iseursr.—An inquisition eras held yesterday at
the Angel, Thayer-street, Manchester square, corner of Mary-
la.hoone-lane, on the body of William Adams. The d ceased
had been on Sunday to dine with a friend in Thayer-street, and
bearing a great noise in the street, he ran down to see the cause,
and fell down an area trap-gate, which happened to be open at
the time. The deceased got up after the fall, walked into the
house, laid himself down on a chair, and died in about an hour
afterwards. In falling, he struck his side against the iron rail-
ing of the gate, which was the tef his death. Chrtlict--•
„Widental Death.