Star.
London, England, 1828-09-30 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, SEPT. SS.

The places of Divine Worship were all filled with
numerous congregations in the morning, especially
those of the Establishment, at which collections were
made in aid of the funds for the support of the County
Hospital. The Bishop of CHICHESTER delivered an
impressive di.caurse at St. Peter's Church, where the
charitable, collection was considerable, the amiable tea
Letivess of; which were the Dowager Dochess of New-
' caarce. the Countess of HUNTINGDON. the Countett
BEAUCHAMP. and other Ladies of rank, who conde-
scended to hold plates for donations at the doors.
The Dukr and Duchess of A RGYLL are returned from
Goodwood to the Albion, having with them Lady ti.
PAGET and the Eae 1 of MARCH. Lotd and Lady H0i..1
t./ixo. her Winthing and Petworth, on a visit to thei
lErol of EGREMONT. I. fc us on Friday. Since their re.
sutural. a house on the Seyne has been taken for them.
bnt at which they will not be expected until the middle'
fa; tuber. It is not unlikely that the Duke and
Duchess of BEDPORD WI visit us about the same time.
Load and Lady Games LENNOX are remaining at
the Royal York Hotel. The.. last arrivals inched. the
Kama RICHIMENT, Sir E. AMTRAK/ 16 Sir F. DESAII•
&c. The departures are Sir W. Alin, the Rev.
Mt. VAUGHAN and flimily, &e.
A house on the Marine Parade is espied foe the Nut at
Cosmos sod family'.
. Lord Sl6llOlllll was anuses the arrivals at the New &eyne Hotel
yesterday. Lord Joon Fossov, and Mr. Possess. M.P. stela
the departure list. •

The Marquis of Douao and Lord CHARLES WtL•
Law= arrived at Vienna, Irotn Biirde, en the 1516 inst.
It has been suggested that the falling down rf the
teases in Bzeter.street might facilitate the making the macb
wanted aommunkation between the &rand and Bloomsbury.
Mr. PEAL bas accepted the inintation to a dinner
from the inhabitants of Manchester. The Kight Hon.
Gentleman has also accepted an invitation from the
Borooghreeve and inhabitants of Salford to a pablic
breakfast.

The hops are so plentiful this year. that, the brewers
actually contemplate.using them instead of quassia.
CATHOLIC RINT.—la 1680 the House of Commons
came to the following Resolution: Resolved—" That
'the House-be moved that a Bill be lumen in against
illegal exaction of money upon the people, had to make
it High Treason."
A Judge.thus addressed a Counsellor—, Pray,' Mr.
—, are you concerned for the Prosecutor r N No, my
Lord." said he,“ I am employed for the Prosecutor, but
I am concerned for the Ptisoser."

Wa regret to hear that the Earl of Kruovrou is at
present in a very precarious state of health, at his seat
at Mitchelstowti, in the county of Cork.

Welevet to learn that Mr. HRDIRT GaAs-raw bas
been detained at his seat, Clay Hill, Epsom, by the in-
diiposition of his Lady. It was his wish and intention
to have come over to Dublin, immediately on the close
of the Session, but the precarious state of Mrs. GIIAT•
TAN'S health prevented him. She is now ordered by
both her physicians to proceed to Brighton, to try the
effect of sea air and warm bathing.--Dablin Paper.
Tun BRITISII' 61veaus.—The new catalogue form-
ing at the British Milstein will unquestionably be the
largest and most comprehensive in the world; it will
run to the unparalleled extent' f 15 quartoSolunivs,
exceeding, by several volumes, the catalog.* of the
loyal Library at Paris, hitherto reckoned by the learned
.the most voluminous extant. Two volumes of the new
•cmalogne will be taken up with the Nokia 4. Natural
listot y" and Ga Topography," so numerous are the works
under these heads in the British Museums. Judging from
that part of the catalogue which has beeneshibited to a
few,,it will be a chef d'auvre of reseerib tad ingenuity
which never bas been equalled. It does not merely
enumerate the contents of the Museum alone, bat, at
the end of every section or division, is appended a list
of all the books that have been written on the paiticular
branch of literature under discussion, with short notices
of the works,' the various editions they have passed
through, and where the more curious and scarce ate
deposited.
Captain PARRY, the celebrated navigator, arrived in
Dublin on Wednesday last. He visited as many of the
public institutions as was possible during his short stay,
as he proceeded to Howth that evening, where be dined
with Sir EDWARD Lees, and took his departure in the
packet on the following morning.
As a proof of the extreme openness of the season,
there is at this moment to be sew in the garden of Mr.
Callow, Stepney, a pear tree in full blossom for the
third crop, two others having been gathered from it
during the present season.
Yesterday, about three o'clock in the afternoon, a
young thief cut away part of a pane of glass in the
shop window of #4r. West, a silversmith, in Ludgate
hill, at the corner of the Broadway, and snatchin.
away some valuable silver articles exposed in the wit.
dew, attempted to effect his escape "is ith his booty. 11
was, however, perceived by a. paean in the shop, VIII
porbAeld And uppehended him After • ti short Me. writ
some of the at titles in his polselsoitZ.lie was insole
diately conveyed to the Comiter Giltspar-stier'i

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