Star.
London, England, 1828-08-06 00:00:00

CHANGES.

The Dowager Marchioness for Hatfield; Countess
of Beauchamp, for Madresield Court, sear Worcester; Dowager
Countess of Aylesford, on a tour; Lady Dudley and Ward, for
Staffordshire; Lord Eliot and Lady Jamima Eliot, for Port Eliot,
in Cornwall; the Duke aid Duchess of Richmond, from Brighton,
for their seat, Goodwood, Sussex; Earl and Countess of Surrey,
for their seat, Worksop Manors, Notts; the Earl and Couotess of
Cauillis, from Privy Gardens, for their seat, St. Margaret's; G.
Ihrig, Esq. M.P. Mrs. Byng and family, from their house in St.
James's-square, for Paris; Lord Molyneux, for Croxteth Hall,
near Liverpool; the Marquis and Marchioness of Chandos, for
Avinvon, Hants ; Lord and Lady Grenville. for Brightoo ; Lord .
Feversham, for Yorkshire; Sir Thomas and Lady Barker, from
Gould's Hotel. Jermyn-street, for Cheltenham ; Lieutenant Colonel
Wall. Mrs. Wall and Family, from their seat, Worthy Park,
Winchester, for Cowes, in the Isle of Wight ; Countess of Essex,
for Hertfordshire; General Cape!, for Hertfordshire ; Mr. and
Mrs. Bebb, for Donnington Grove, near Newbury, in Berkshire ;
Mr. Samuel Burton, for Cromer Hall, Norfolk; Mr. and Mrs.
Hornby, front Portland-place, for the Hook, near Fareham ; the
Bishop of Bath and Wells, for the Palace at Wells, in Norfolk;
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace, from York-street, Portman-square. for
their Cottage, near Worthing; Mr. George Byng, for Wrotham
Park ; Mr. and Lady Hannah Ellke, for Wyke House, near Brent-
ford; Major and Mrs. Campbell, for the Isle of Wight; Mr. Walter
Burrell, for East Grinstead, in Sussex ; Captain and Mrs. Edward
Lloyd, for East Cowes, in the Isle of Wight; Mr. A. Drummond,
for Southampton ; Duke and Duchess of Gordon, from Grillon's
Hotel, Albemarle-stmt, for Gordon Castle, Aberdeenshire ; Major
Macdonald, from ditto, for Scotland ; J. W. Symons, Esq. and Mrs.
Symons. front Nerot's Hotel, to Hereford; Lord Cowper. from
ditto; G. W. Gorton, Rai. and Ladies, from ditto; Lord South-
ampton, from the St. James's Hotel, Jenny n-street, on a shooting
excursion in Scotland ; Mr. and Mrs. Lock, from ditto, for their
seat in Wilts; Mr. and Mrs. Brander, from ditto, for their seat in
Hants; Major Lyon, from the Pulteney Hotel, Albemarle-street.
for the Continent; Chevalier Leteilier, from ditto, for Paris;
Captain Denham, from the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street. for the
Continent; Wan. Lock, Eric from ditto, on a tour; W. Campion,
Esq. from Symmons's Hotel (late Jordan's), St. James's-etreet, for
his seat, near Brighton; the Earl and Countess of Leitrim and the
Ladies Moments, from their house in Great Cumberland-place,
fat Paris.

His MAJESTY, we bear, has been graciously pleased
to permit a foot-path to be made into St. James i Park,
from the new buildings now erecting in Carlton House
Gardens.

We give in another page the remainder of the cor-
respondence between Earl D'wn'r and Mr.GALLATIN.
Tne Clare Election will cost, it is thought, nearly
ten thousand pounds.
The Dowager Lady ELLZNIOROUGH gave an elegant
entertainment on Monday night, at her magnificent mansion, Cam-
bridge House, which was attended by nearly 150 persons of high
distinction and fashion.

Friday his Excellency the LORD LIEUTENANT left the
Park. in a chariot and four, and prodeded to Richview, where he
now remains. We are happy to state, that his Excellency is so
far recovered from his slight attack, thati the yacht was ordered to
be in readinrss, bet did not put to sea, owing to the unfavourable
state of the weather.—Ds lie Evening Pest.
LrytaPOOL, Auousr 4.—We have had a fair demand
for Cotton today, and the sales amount to two thousand bags, at
steady prices.
The apartments in Mr. BICKFORD'S new edifice on
Lansdown Hill, near Bath, are fitting op in a style of regal map.
nificence—less perishable, it is to be hoped, than Foothill, which
is now a heap of ruins.
No less than one hundred persons have given notice
of their intention of applying to be admitted as attorneys next Term
Saturday Kean closed a shun and successful engage.
went at the Plymouth Theatre. He played Shylock,
Richard, and Othello, to good houses. He went there
in his yacht. Madame Vesrars is delighing the play-
goers there.
The carpet manufacture in Kilmarnock is so uncom-
stunts brisk at present, that the hand, are employed night and day
—one half of them commencing work at six o'clock morning, and
the other half going on at six o'clock evening. 'lois extra demand
is attributed to the stopping of the looms in Kidderminster, the
weavers there having struck this considerable time for an advance
of wages.—Peiefey Akertiasr.
So extensive are the repairs and alterations which are
contemplated in Apaley Hour, the residence of the Duke of Wu..
LUIOMit that it it supposed they will not be completed in ranch
less than two years.
By the new Act regulating Covent-garden Market,
the Duke of Bgnvozo and his agents are restrained from letting
the standings for any other purposes than for the sale of fruit,
Sowers, vegetables, roots, seeds, or herbs therein.
A BMW Tuaz.—On Sunday se'nnight. a height of the
Wad* led his beloved (a dress-maker), a " Rushing bride," to the
Church of St. Mary's, Cokbester, where they were joined together
in Hymen's silken handl—
But scarce had the marriage been blest by the Priest—
The revelry had not begun"—
when, on the following day (Monday), the festivities of the honey-
MOOD were interrupted by the bride's giving birth to a ma. Oo
Tuesday the child died, sad on Wednesday it was consigned to the
grave.—gust end Essex Mercury.
The young lads wbo were sent by the Pacha of Egypt
to France, for the purpose of being educated, arc, not-
withstanding the battle of Navarin, to continue there
for some years. At their last public examination, they
showed clearly that their time has not been wasted.
They all speak and write French with propriety. One
of them writes very tolerable French verses, and another
is occupied in translating a treatise on mineralogy into
his native tongue, which he intends to publish on his
return to Egypt. 11th will be the first work on this
science which has appeared in that language.
BERWICK, AOlll/Sr 2.F1,11s AT A TrOlf PAPER MILL.
—Friday evening a fire brole out in these premises, be-
longing to Mr. -Martin, which raged with such fury
that in the space of an hour the principal building and
an adjoining store room were reduced to ashes. For-
tunately the wind bad changed, else the drying-loft,
rag-warehouse and the steam hot-room would have
shared the same fate. The fire originated in the boiling
room, in consequence of the engineer taking a lamp out
of the safety lantern, some light flag-waste having ad-
hered to it. The machine was saved. and we are glad
to hem the premises were partially insured.