Star.
London, England, 1829-07-31 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

CHANGES.
The Duke of Somerset and the Ladies St. Maur, for %betide
Park; Lord Modes and the Han. Miss Duadu, for Mb, near
Richmond, in Yorkshire ; Lady Hales for Brinierer mar Bridge-
water • the Countess Dowager of Dartmouth and the Ladies Legge.
for Backfields the Karl and Countess of Arran for Bognor Rocks,
near Chichester; the Countess Dowager of Chichester sad the
Ladles Pelham, foe Lewes, in Bosse: ' • Lord fierewelik on a tour ;
the Earl and Countess of Browniow and family, for their seat,
Belton House, Lincolnshire ; the Earl of Thames, for his seat in
Nest; Viscount Sydney, for his seat. Frognal,Keet Lard Vatter
for his father's (the Earl of Mount lidgenembe) seat In Devoe'
shire ; Dowager Lady Dundee, front Arlington-street, for her seas
in Yorkshire ; the Countess of Iltradbroke en a tour ; the Ho .
Gamed Pipe, for the Manor House, near Maslow, in Backless
hasashirs s Lard and Lady Dade, Mr. and the Misses Mentos.
for Woodhester Park, near Minehinhampton • the Earl of Mes.
borough, for Mikiey Park, in Yorkshire ; Lady Dee Gordon, on
a tour; Captain and Mrs. Howard. for Paris; Mr. P. Doecombe.
for the Manor House, Backs ; Mr. Mrs. and Miss Blake, for
Domesbury. mar Welwyn, in Hertfordshire; the Hers. Berkeley
Noel, on a tear; General fltopford, front the Royal Hotel, St.
James's-street, for Lord Sydney's seat, in Kent ; Sir Robert
Dundee, Bart. and Capt. Dundee, for the Dowager Lady Dundee's
seat, is Yorkshire ; Mr. and Mrs. Luskington, front Winspole.
sweet, for their seat in Shropshire.

ARRIVALS AT CHELTENHAAI.
Viscountess Duncan, Lady Elizabeth Dutton. Sir Edward and
Lady Stanhope, Major-General Sir WilMam Sberidan, Major
General Egerton, Major-General Millar, General Onolow and
family, Colonel Berkeley, Colonel Mahon, Lieutenant-Colonel and
Mrs. Watson, Lieutenant-Colonel Malt, Major Moore, Major
Cradle, Major Wellington, Captain Rowley, Captain Street,
Captain Lucas, Captain Heyman, Captain Bigot, Captain Gossett,
R.N. Captain A. J. Griffiths, R.N. Captain R. Edwards, R.N.
Captain Watson, Captain Taubman, Captain M' Doopl, Mr. and
Mrs. Offiey, Mr. and Mrs. Rickards, Mr. and Mrs. Bradshaw,
Mr. and Airs. Williams, &c. &c.

The latest papers from Calcutta represent Lord WILLIAM
Burma's state of health as improving. Lady W. lleasucc had
left to meet him.

The Duke of BUCCLEUCH gives to his intended bride,
the Lady !magic* Taunts, the daughter of the Marquis and
Marchioness of HAM a thousand a year pin-money, and settles
7,00 W. more per maim.
All the preliminaries being settled for the alliance
between the Lady &AWN, HOWA Rap the daughter of the Earl and
Countess of Casimir., and Mr. Wiwiat CAMIDISN, the vasdsen
of Lord and Lady Gonna CAvsnosan, the united families met yes-
terday at Buriington-houe, and were entertained by the Noble
hest and hostess with a sumptuous dinner, at which was present
the Doke of Denotement,.

Sir CHARLES WETIIERELL, Bart. entertained a dis-
tinguished patty at dieser yesterday, at kis house, Whitehall-phefe.
a Sunda Mr. W. G. LOWE, son of SAMUEL LowE,
Req. d 'lleOskar, made a public renunciatios of the
Protest/et :In wkkit he had been educated, and solemnly.
embraced the miligba, at the Roman Catholic Chapel in
Teschard-Kneel, Idea&
We have been informed by most respectable authority.
that Joan llamas Listamr, Req. Id .P. for this county, has pre-
sented 110,000 for the purpose of erecting an organ in York
llinster.—Nrom* Thom

At the Winchester Assizes, on Wednesday, before Mr.
Justice Bowmen, Sir Hamar Timmins', a Catholic Baronet,
was swore foe the lest time on the Grand Jury.
.Czwatre or Suawnsens.—Some time ago we mad*
knows the astounding fact (on the authority of Bsions's Directory)
.that there were no less than 1149 preens of the name of &oda car-
rying on business in this good city of London. Freon the same
source we have discovered that the Jones's (the name next in re-
quest) amount to 196 ; the WiMsais's to leo, besides 93 Wiliam-
sons ; while the Jammu. " toil after them in vain," being dila se:
master no more than 16$. The most common colons maw dim
London tradesmen are &ow, of which name there are Us bum ;
Green, which, with its accompaniments of Greenwood.,
Greenilelds,fcc. can show 175 ; and White, with Whitellelds.
Matches/Is, &c who top the Greens, their number being l es.
A young and beautiful coquette, says a Paris paper.
had formed a tender attachment towards a cattails youth. At lint
they bad bet one heart, at length they had bet one abode. Like
the 00in and Chime of Beranger,
" Cheer eat it babe est sans force,
Car tons dear, de kw *hoe gre,
Pour se paean du divorce,
Se sent passer du cure."
After Az years of delightful intercourse, they at length math&
Biz months after, she was sent to prism byline bsssbeed on a charge
oof adul ; but be lost hi. suit. Madame Roland came forward.
and someth het rend mien (where the lady had been traced
with curtain M. le Print) was perfectly open ,that in her whelp
lostablhinnent ft was Impossible to discover a cobineopertiaallo.
lie Weser of a lousbeed in such a case," says the French Whim
morn en W appearances • and,appeareeees saved. beau, raiTes will please so pay ilia egresses, M. lomaberli
'ow awe, you are very fortunate to having lost yr" 4111110 ft"