Star.
London, England, 1829-10-19 00:00:00

CHANOR&

Her Royal Highness the-Duchess of Gloucester, from Park-lace,
for Bagshot Park; his Ereellency Prince Paul Esterbazy, at
Mendes House, yesterday. from Brighton ; the Dowager !Mar-
chioness of Salisbury, from a visit to the Countess of Bridgewater,
at Ashridge Castle, Hemel Hempstead. to Hertfordshire ; the
Yaqui. of Titchfield, at his father's (the Duke et Portland's) man-
sion in Cavendish-square, from Newmarket ; the Earl and Coen-
tees Gower, in Hamlitamplace, Piccadilly, from a tour; the Earl
and Counties of awed= and Lady Elizabeth Villiers, from a
visit to the Marquis and Mania near of Bath, to Queen-square,
Rath ; the lint sad Comm at Satan and the Ladies Mayne:,
sod Mr. ideneadasay Iddloonc, in Arlington-street, from New-
market ; the Earl of Cheneridd, to join the party at Chatsworth ;
Viscount mid Vimisistass Clinlyoo, in Wilton-place, from a visit
to the Duke and Malone Athol, at their seat in Scotland ; Lord
George Cavendish, as Saturday last, from Newmarket; Lord
Alvanley and the Has. Hazy de Roos, from Park-place, to join
the Haut at Helms Mowbray; Lady Mary Brothel, at Lady
Charlotte °revile's, in Hanover-square, from a visit to the Duke
and Duchess of Portland ; Lady Charles Fitsroy and the Misses
Fitzroy. at Burlington House, from Compton Place, near Worthing;
the Hon. Charles Cavendish, from Mr. Dennison's seat in YOTk•
shire, on a obit to the Earl of Newburh, in the North ; the Hon.
Woad Mittel, in Berkeley-square ; Colonel Sherbrooke. in
Gro•venor-street, from the lonian Islands; Capt. Alfred Deter,
in Mount-street, from a tour ; Major Metcalfe, in nargesetreet,
from Naples ; the Hon. Butler Clarke, from Dublin, on a tour ;
the Hon. William Hare, from Kingston House, on a tour; Sir
James Mackenzie on a tour ; Captain Northcon for Paris; Lime
Colonel Cannot, io Paßmall.froat Malta ; Major Doyle for Paris ;
Captain Crew for Malts ; Lieut.-Colosel Moors for Paris ; Major
Locke, from Canterbury, for Paris; Capt. and Mrs. Banks fee
Bath ; Admiral Nugent, in Bryanstone-square, from a tour ; Mr.
Knight in Saville-row ; Capt. Shelley, son of Sir John, in Pic-
cadilly, from a tau; Mr. Frederick Burton, nephew to the
Marquis Conynaham, in Piccadilly, from a tour ; Mr. Masters,
in Grosvenor-place, from Colwisk Hall, Nottingham; Sir Samuel
Fludyer, and family, in Great Cumberland-place, from Suffolk ;
the Hon. Mr. Kennedy and family, in Bryanstone-square, from
Germany ;Augustus Atkyns, Esq. from Cambridge, to leer House
near Uxbridge; hit. and Mrs. Claridge and family, from thigh-
s*. at their house in High-street. St. Mary-b-Boone; Charles
Long Fox, Mrs. Fox, and family, at the Berner, Hotel, Berner'.
street, from Blesinton House, near Bristol ; the Rev. Sante
Browne, Mrs. Browne, and family, at ditto, from Canterbury.
Samuel Wood, Bsq. and Mrs. Wood. at ditto ; Arnold Wainwright'
Esq. and Mrs. Wainewright, from ditto ; C. Crook. Ey. from do;

Among the distinguished company st the Perth Races last week,
there were her Grace the Duchess of Leeds. the Earl and Countess
of Morton, Earl of Lauderdale. Earl and Countess of Mansfield,
Hon. Mr. Hurrays (a), and La hes Murray (3), Earl and Countess
of Leven and Melville. Mr. White 31elvile, and Lady Catherine
Melvlfie • Earl and Countess of Hopetoun, Earl Cathcart and
Ladies &than (2), Viscount and Viscountess Stormont. Lord
and Lady Gray, Hon. John and Miss J. A. Gray, Lord Kinnaird
and Hoe. Misses Kinnaird (2), Lord and Lady Elcho, and Ladies
Charted, (2). Lord and Lady Ruthven, Lord T. Hay and Lord J.
Hay, Le Compte de Daunts Keole Samsoe. Caps. and Lady C.
Drummond, Capt. J. and Miss Drummond of Megginch, Hon. C.
W. Forrester, Hon. Alex. Macdonald, Hon. Mrs. Norton, Miss
Norton, and Charles Norton, Fay. 52d Regt. Sir uavid and Lady
Hunter Blair, Sir David and Lady Moncreire, Sir Niel and Lady
Menzies, Sir John and Lady Shelley and Miss Shelley, Capt. and
Lady R. Fielding and Misses Fielding (2), Sir Alexander, Lady,
and Miss Hope Sit Gorge and Lady Clerk of Penicellt, Sir John
Ogilvy, Bart. Lady Ogilvy, and Misses Ogilvy (2), Sir David Baird
of Newbyth, Lady Shaw Stewart, Wm. Shaw E. Stewart. Ettl•
Misses Stewart (2), and Mr. Stewart of Lochnagar, Lady Murray
Tbrkpland, Mr. Murray Tbriepland, and Misses Thriepland
.Hon. Col. Abercromby, Hon. John Stewart. Hon. Sir P. Murray
.of Ochtertyre, Sir Gordon and Lady Drummond and famil. Sir
Boswell of Aucbialeck, Sir Ralph Anstruther, Sir Jatnes
Ramsay of Bamff.

The Duke de Laval MONTMORENCY, the French Am-
bassador, left town about four o'clock on Saturday after-
noon, in company with the Earl of ABERDEEN, for the
Royal Lodge in Windsor in Windsor Park. His Excel-
lency, directly after his arrival at the Lodge, had an au-
dience of the king, and was presented to his MAJESTY
by the Earl of ABERDEEN, as Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs, on being appointed Ambassador from
his Most Christian Majesty, in the room of the Prince
de POLIGNAC. His Excellency and the Earl of ABER-
DEEN had the honour of dining and spending the even-
ing with his MAJESTY and the Duke of CUMBERLAND,
and afterwards . took their leave, and returned to town.
Arrangements have been made for stationing a larger
military force than usual in the lonian Islands, and at
Malta, as a precautionary measure, unti: aiT.airs in the East
assume a more settled aspect.
The Austrian Ambassador had an interview with the
Earl of ABERDEEN on Saturday.
The French Ambassady, tlie Duke de MONTMO.
RENCY, has made overtures for taking the mansion of the
Marquis of HE RT FO RD in Piccadilly. His ExcelleneY,
it is said, intends sustaining his appearance as Ambassa-
dor with great splendour. The present residence of the
Embassy in Portland-place is considered insuricient fat
the accommodation of his Excellency and suite.