Star.
London, England, 1829-08-15 00:00:00

THE KING.

WINDSOR, Auo. 14.—The weather being unfavour-
able yesterday afternoon, his MAJESTY was prevented
from visiting Virginia Water, and entertaining his visitors
upon the Lake. The Kind left the Royal Lodge about
half after two o'clock, accompanied by the Duke and
Duchess of CUHRERL•ND and Prince GEORGE, the
Duchess of GLOUCESTER, the Princess AuoUST A ,
Prince and Princess ESTERH AZ Y, Dukes of DEVON.,
SHIRE and Doßs sr, Mr. and Mrs. A. STANIIOPE, Ge-
neral Sir H. TAYLOR, Colonel PorEx, and several of
his MAJESTY'S suite. The Royal party proceeded in
carriages and pony phaetons to the Castle, where they
alighted, and visited the new artkments under the guid-
ance of Sir J. WYATVILLE. His MAJESTY and Royal
Relatives continued for a considerable time in St. George's
Hall, and expressed their admiration at the appearance of
this noble apartment. His MAJESTY and party, after a
visit of two hours, left the Castle for an airing in the
Great Park, and returned to the Royal Lodge about six
o'clock.—His MAJESTY gave another sumptuous enter-
tainment to his remaining visitors bit evening. The pri-
vate band attended.—The Duke and. Duchess of CLA-
RiNCE left Frogmore Lodge yesterday morning for their
residence, Bushy Park, and in the evening entertained a
distinguished party at dinner, in honour of the Duchess's
birth-day.—The Duchess of GLoucEsvEa. continues on
a visit to the Princess AUGUSTA at Frogmore Lodge, and
is expected to return to Bagshot Park on Tuesday next.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
The Kul asd Counter of Falmouth, and Lord Boseatven, In St.
James's-square, from the Continent; Mr. and Mrs. Marry. at the
British Hotel, Jerenyn-street, from Paris ; Col. and Mrs. Staple-
ton. at the St. George's Hotel, Albestarle-street, from Barks ; Sir
Wanda and Lady Maekensie, at Fracas's Hotel, St. James's-a.
from Brighton ; Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, at ditto, from Paris ; Sir
Edward Poore, But. at ditto, from Herta ; Capt. and Mrs. Mars-
den, at the Bath Hotel, Arlington-street. from Bath ; the Rev.
Mr. Darkens, at ditto, from Bucks ; A. Doran, Req. at ditto, from
Clifton ; W. E. Beaunsoot, Esq. at Crawky's Hotel (late Cook's)
Albemarle-street, from Buhaa-hall. Yorkshire ; David Lyon, Esq.
at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square. from Huntingdoaddre; Capt.
and Mrs. Lewis, in Hanover-square, front Cheltenham ; S. Loess,
Req. and Mn. Lucas, at Fladoog's Hotel, Ozford-street, front a
tour ; Capt. Tiadall, R.N. and the Misses Hamilton, at ditto,
from the Continent; Harrison. Req. at ditto, from a tour.
DEPARTURES.
Lord and Lady Bolton and tie Misses Ord, from Thomas's
Hotel, Berkeley- for their seat, Haekworth Puk, Hants;
the Earl of P from ditto, for Donetakire ; Mr. and
Mrs. Allan, from ditto, for Edinburgh ; Monsieur and Madame
Sheffer, from the Burlington Hotel, for the Continent ; Mr. and
Mrs.Thentas &actor. from ditto, for their seat, Healeroo-Thames;
Lady and Min Duff, from ditto, on a tour ; the Rev. P. Cum-
ming. front Syststona's Hotel (late Jordan's), St. James's-street,
for Bath ; the Hon. gr. King, from the Bath Motel, Arlington.
urea. for Staffordshire ; J. Walmaky, Req. from ditto, for
Esau; Captain &mond, from ditto, for Cheltenham ; John Hor-
rocks, Ifeq. from Fentos's Motel, St. James's-street, for Paris ;
Mr. and Mrs. Tooke, from the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street,
for their seat, Daemon. Emu ; the Countess of Onalow, from the
St. George's Hotel. Affismarle-street, for her seat, Chindos, Ur-
rey ; Lady Fano. from ditto, for her seat, near Southampton ; D.
Within, and Mao Hogg, from Meadow's Hotel, Oxford..treet,
for the East Indies; Mra. W. Vaebell, Mrs. General Butler. Me
Bateman. and Miss Brigp, from ditto, for Berke ; J. B. Limeade.
Esq. from ditto, for the Continent ; Colonel Vaughan, from ditto,
for Wales ; Charles A. Prichard, Esq. from ditto, for ditto ;
Major Cock, from ditto, for Surrey.

Accounts reached Lloyd's yesterday morning of the
wreck of the Perseverance, on the Malabar coast. She is stated
to be worth 70 to 00.0004. The crew were saved.
The opening of the new Post-office is now postponed
till Oetobere—Merning Apes.
Sir CHARLES and Lady MORGAN have arrived from
*lour on the Continent, through Holland and the Low Countries.
• Lord Hangwoon and family left Harewood House on
Thursday manias. for Scotland, where, we understand, they will
remain about a month.—Terk
The Earl FITZWILLIAM is at present in Dublin, and
we rejoice to say, enjoys good health.
The Earl of ELnow has left London for Doraetshire.
Friday Admiral Sir JAMES COCKBURN arrived at the
Deanery, on a visit to the Very Reverend the Dean. The bells of
the Cathedral greeted the gallant Admiral with a merry peal.—
Yore Chronicle.
BARON HuLLocx.—Early yesterday morning the
remains of this consistent and upright Judge passed through this
town, on their way to Barnard Castle, his Lordship's family red.
de:wt.—Lards larelligeiteer.
Miss VAUGHAN had a select musical party on Wed-
nesday evening, at her elegant mansion in Manchester-square.
Monday the Marquis and Marchioness of Dow w-
orms, and the Marchioness of SALIIIMIT, with their respective
suites, arrived in Newry, and, after changing horses at the King's
Arms, they left town for Narrow-water, on a visit to Rooms Hatt,
86g. On the NUM day Lord FZZILAILD and the Viscountess MAIM
want passed through so their way from Cellos to Antrim Castle.
At the late Taunton Races, a gang of thieves assumed
the garb of livery servants, which enabled them to rob the car.
riages with great facility.
The East India Company's chartered ship Abberton
arrived off the Wight the 15th instant. She left Bengal the 10th
Much, and St. Helena the 50th June.
At their audit, on Saturday last, the representatives of
the late Mrs. BARAK MUST DIELAVAL returned is per cent. to
their tenants at Doddingtoo, on their half-year's rents due at Lady
Day lest.
Two houses belonging to WILLIAM WYSE, Esq. of
Cork, on his estate near Brom, in Limerick, were burned a few
nights ago.
The houses of Mr. FALKINER and Mr. ABBOTT, near
Berrisokean, were attacked on Saturday night. The neighbourhood:
is very much disturbed.
Monday last Colonel MAHON' after many years ab-
sence, arrived at the house of his brother, Alderman Karon, at the
Crescent, Limerick, from Ragland.
The Earl and Countess LANDAFF have arrived at Tho-
ntastown, county Tipperary.
A document of considerable importance, ordered by the
House of Commons to be printed, has been delivered to the public.
It contains the reports received at the Colonial.eflce, and after.
wards laid before Parliament, from the Protectors of Slaves at
Demerara, Berbice, Trinidad, St. Lucia, and the Cape of Good
Hope.

SuPensmiox.—Catherine de Medic* in order to
be assured of the assistance of Hmvss ia a certain project, vowed
to seed a pilgrim to Jerusalem, who should walk three feet for-
wards sad one backwards an the way. A countryman of
Picardy uadertook the fulfilment of this vow, and having employed
a whole year is the task, was rewarded with a tide and a large
sum of asooey.—Jtirree.

A bookseller of fifty years standing, once shrewdly
oobserved, that a periodical work, however bade was Dever" dum-
mied up (dlscoodnued) until at least three numbers had appeared.
The limemt Maud to whom he made the remark, surprised at the
sulorma Mama of the mystical mualear, inquired his grounds
for the asioniem—stlia, Sir," gravely replied the blhUorde.
" die hnt, on dm of a magnates& prospectus, sells well ;
the Saw at anew •be has made a bit, and prints as many
of the ethoug; these se aim to the booksellers, on whose shelves
they remit i tbe ebb! towhee Is bought Neither by the k,& hers
ace dispel&

A SOMERSZT.—Thursday afternoon the Defiance
stage coach, ea her way to Aberdeen, was upset at the had of the
town of &whin. "posits the distillery. in eemegoenee of monies
in menet with seam stems improperly laiidown on the side at the
read. Though the coach was fairly ennetned, it is remarkable
that no was bum oar wets the hones, each. or karma.
dammed id the slights* degree ! This Was endrely own( to the
excellent management of Mr. Benny. who was irides at the
time. Foresesing that the mads, laving lost Ise Whom must
neemoaslif be eeeneelled. he bad the bones stagged before the
accident tat plan* end he kept the nits ; imil.thaegb thrown of
the meth, was never at his fat !I The passaging did albs week
as easily as If they bad bees performing a semerein far their own
mrstsessest! 11--.Mentowe Rain&

THE CHURCH.

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The Rev. Frederick Leashes, B.A. has been instituted to the
Rectory of Ringsield with Residua Pam,on the presentation of
Mrs. Mary Pestle, of lUngsfield.
The Rev. Walter St. John Mildmay, M.A. to the Rectory of
Abbotatone, with the Vicarage of Itchin Stoke, Hants, vacant by
the res ion of the Rev. John Orde.
The op of Drawee has promoted the Rev. Thomas Beatty
to the living of Molts, and the Rev. H. Wynne to Tullyli.h,
county Down.
The Rev. T. R. Young, of St. Michael's, Dublin, has been ap-
pointed Vicar-Choral of St. Patrick's Cathedral.
Wednesday, the Rev. Akiander Dud was ordained to the pas-
toral Mice by the Presbytery of Edinburgh, previous to his going
out to India, as the head of a Missionary School at Calcutta, under
the sanction and patronage of the General Amenably of the Church
of Scotland.

Jobe Harrill Maxwells Esq. of Idwashee, has preseoted William
Okodoewyne Croatia, A. M. preacher of the Gospel, to the
Church and Parish of Parton, Presbytery of Kirkcudbright, va-
cant by the death of the Rev. James Rae.

Tuesday the Itev. R. Armstrong, of Cloth'telly, and his Proctors,
were attack Ed oa the lands of Dostaskeigh, by an armed party of
the country people, whose faces were blackened—the Rev. Gen.
Henan fled, and was Bred at by his assailants.
Saturday evening, as the family of the Rev. J. G. Ward, Rector
of St. James's. Westminster, and late Rector of this parish, were
returning from the seat of Lard Guilford, at Waidersbare, to their
lodgings at Dover, the horse of a fly carriage, containing some of
the younger branches of the family, took fright and galloped at a
most furious rate towards the town. A younger son of the Rev.
Gentleman jumped out, and, falling with great violence on his
temple, received very serious injury. The other branches of the
family escaped with little injury.
A singular circumstance occurred on Sunday at Tattershall
church. It has been usual to give a new-married pair a peal to
and from the church : this seemed to be against the feelings of the
Clergyman, for at the close of the Service he addressed the congre-
gation, requesting them to restrain the ringers ; but almost imme-
diately the peal was struck up. in defiance of the Rev. Gent:ensan's
admonition.—Linceln Mercury.