Star.
London, England, 1827-12-15 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, Dmals.

Notice has been received at the Palace to prepare
fin the reception of the Princkss Aymara. Her Royal
Highness will have apartments in the only remaining
house of what was formerly called dlarlborough•tow,
within the inclosed Palace gardens, occupied hiring
her last visit to the town by the Duchess of GLOU-
CESTER. The Earl of ECIAEMONT is going on favour-
ably; the. public apprehension which had been so ex
cited on hi, I.3rdship's account, has now subsided.—
lhe Duke and Duchess of Sr. ALBAN'S are returned
to Belle Vue House.

BUCKINGHIM, DECEMBER 13.
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The most active preparations are ;raking in our
town to receive his Grac, tl e Duke of IVELLINorou in
a manner suitable to his high rank and fame. The
tickets of admission to the public breakfast, in honch.r
of his Grace, which is to rake place on Saturday, have
been all eagerly purchased at two guineas each. A
dinner will be given in S out Park to the poet of the
neighbourhood, when an cm is to be roasted whole. and
an normous plum pudding has been prepaned, rabic'
weighs no le.. than 480 lbs. In the evening S:owe P
will be partially illuminated (triumphal arches having
been erected) and the respectable inhabitants are to be
admitted to witness the le' tisitiet.

FASHIONABLE IN rELLIGENCL'
ARRIVALS

Sir FMC'S and fatly. Burton, in Albemarle street. from Tun-
bridge Wells; G. Thompson, E.g. at the-limy al,4liitel,•St. James's-
street, froni Hants; J. Cole, Esq. at ditto. from .Surrey ; John
Colt, Esq. and family, at ditto, (ion, Yorkshire•• J. Antes Fail. at
ditto, from liens; J. Nialuingale, Ksq. and family, at ditto. from
the Ide of Wight ; J. Coffin, Msg. at ditto, lion, Portsmouth;
airs. Knipe and family, at ditto, from Surrey ;• Miss Weston, 'at
ditto, from Syrrey ; Mr. and Mrs. Hallman, at Fenton's Hotel, St.
Jantes'astreet, from Wales; kir. and Mrs. hlountcharles, at. ditto,
from Yorkshire; the Bishop of Chichester and, family, at Thomas's
Hotel, Berkeley-square, from the Palace, Chichester Captain,
Mrs. and klira Harcourt, at the Burlington lintel, Old iturlinghla
and Cusk-streets, from their seat, Nunehani, Otfortishire ; A. C.
Dunlop, Esq. and James NOM, Esq. at Fladones'llotel, Oxford-
street, from the Writ Indies; J. Gordon, Kso. at ditto- from
Scotland ; B. Kingston, R.q. at dittp, from Southampton; the Bev.
H. C. Ord, and John Ord, E-q. at Warrie'silote). Conduit-street;
Captain Gilpin, at ditto; Pr. an 4 Mrs. ELOsthic,(rtma'SccglAud.

DEPARTURES.
Lord Huntingtourer, for Granthant,ln Lincolnshire; Le Comte
T. de Sommety, of the I Ith Austrian Hussars,. for Vienna; Mr.J.
Henley, for Waterperry flutist, near Wheatley. In Oxfordshire;,
Mr. F. Dempster, for Bach ; Mr. F. Maude, for 'Brighton; Mi.
Mrs. Harford. for Bath; Capt D.
-Montague, fur Bath ; Mr.
Rallies, for Belmont; Mr. and Mrs. Hardwick., for he Crease tf
Bath ; Mr. and Mrs. R. Harley, for Brighton ; Mr John Hainan,
for the Rookery, at Woodford • the Marchioness of-Lantdosin and
Sun, the Earl of Kerry, for Bowuood Bark, Wilt.; Lod M. Hill,
for the Marquis of Salisbury's seat. Hatfield; Earl aud. Countess
Ooslow, tram the St, George's Hotel, Aibemarle-street, tot their
seat in Surrey; Lady Hazeirigg and Sir George Hagelrigg, from
Warne's Hostel, Conduit-street, for Leicestershire; Lord Elusion,
front Thomas's Hotel, for his seat, lledsur Lodge, Berko; Mr. and
Mrs. Scott Stonehewer, from ditto, fir their sear, DeltdeP 041,
Ewes ; Lady and Allis Mildmay, ?runt the Warlington likatet.' fist,
Hams; Rev. C. Mildmay, from ditto, for Eseet ; Capt. Dalryhiple.
and G. A. Dallas,. Egg. front Gould's Hotel, Jrrmyn-streer; Ibr
Suffolk : J. Morgan, El. front Fladong's Hotel, for Brighton ; the
Re*. R. A. Thorpe and K. Holden, Esq. front ditto, un ;tour ;
Captain Mlrshant, R.N. from ditto ; J. Dyott, Esq. Drum ditto.
CHANGES.

The Dowager Marchioness of Londonderry, at the Marquis of
Camden's seat, the Wilderness, Kent, from her seat, Bolderstrood
Lodge, Hama; Lord 'Francis thhurue, at his seat is Cambridge-
shire, front a tour.

CLERICAL IN TELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, Decorate& it,
Ina Convocation hidden on Monday, an alteration lathe statute,
" Dv Concioaibas," wag agreed to; by which, the Lent and other
Sermons, formerly_ preached at the Church of St. Peter-in the East,
wilLfue the future, be pieachird in So: M•ry's Church.
Thursday, the nomination of the lieu. John Miller. M.A. of
Worcester College, to the office of Select Preacher, iu tilt room of
the Right Rcv. the Lord Bishop of Calcutta, was ayprowlid: in
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RCCLniASTICAL raounsiotts. -
Rev E M. Hall, of Gainsborough, has been appointed to tie
Vicarage of Corringham, vacant by tke death, of, the Rey.
John Hartley.
Rev. Francis Swanton, is appointed Chaplain of .St. Mary's Col-
lege, sear Winchester. in the room of the late Rev, John Hopkins.
Rev. George Harries, %l. A. Rector of Nolton,reosibrokeshire,
sr d Prebendary of St. David's, to the Rectory of .t.rtiCfltOno ha
oh sold County. . .
Tb. Xi g !sea been pleased to grant to the Rev. T. Manners
Sutton, M.A. the place and dignity of a Prebendary of the Collegiee
Church of St. Peter, Westminster, void by the death of the gee.
Dr. Charles Fynes Clinton.
Bei. R. Langdale, to the Rectory of East Hoothly. &est:, on
the resignation of his father, the Rev. K. R. Langdale.
Rev. Edward Palling, B. A. of Christ College, Cambridge; to the
Perpetual Curacy of Tituhy with Cropwell Butler, in the county of
Nottingham.
1t.,. J. Raton, M.A. F.S. A. formerly of Catharine Hall. Cam-
bridge, to the Rectory of Handley, in the county of Chester.
Rev. Unwin Clarke, M.A. to the Vicarage of Neston, in the
county of Cheater.
The Rev. Archdeacon Wrangbam, M.A.F.R.S. to the Rectory
of Dodiestun in the county of Chester.

Rev. G. R Blumfielti. A.A. to the.ltectory of Coddingtoo, in the
county of Chester.

Reierend WVIIII.m Harrison, 11 A. to the 'Vicarage of tt. Oat-
svalJ, hi the county of Chesser.

Reverend Anthony Hamilton, M.A. has been inflated-, by the
Bisbnp of Bath and Wells, to the office and dignity of Archdeacon
of the Are! Weaponry of Taunton, with the Prebend of fifilvertou
the First annexed, founded in the Cathedral Church of Wells,
%scant by the death of the late Venerable Archdeacon Trevelyan.
The Tows Council of Edinburgh have unanimously appointed
the Rev. James Marshall, one of the Ministers .of Glasgow; to be
one of the Minieteirs of the Tolbnuth Chu' cb of Edinburgh, in room
of the late Dr. Thomas Davidson. Timer* was no business of public
interest before the Council.

At a Meeting of the Sub-cribers, held on Wednesday
at Lloyd's Coffee House, :Mr. Alderman TuoMesos.
M.P. in•the Chair. Mt. JOHN SANDERSON, Mr. JOHN
Sunnu, and Mr. WM. LEATIILEY, %ere elecled Mem.
ben. of the Committee Icr managing the affairs, of
Lloyd's for the ensuing three years, in the place of Mr.
WM. PRATT. Mr. WM. WHITMORE. and Mr. JOHN
Buck. who go nut by rotation.
Houses IN JAPAN.—The houses of the Japanese are
the antipodes of those of the ancient E4)pliaits, and the.
inhabitants of the Hauran. While the latter, always
4iming at massiveness arid durability, constfucied-theii
dwellings of huge stones, and roofed them with the
same material, you here see upon the little green knolls
that skirt the road, delicate little habitations of fine
wood, ur even of paper. But their light and grate/13
at'ucture,and their gilded ornaments, glittering in the
.un, give them the air of fairy .dwellings, which the
very breath tf heaven might dissolve:.-London Weekly

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