Star.
London, England, 1829-03-05 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS..
Vice Admiral Sir Charles Hamilton. Bart.. and Lady Hamilton
in Foley place; the Hun. Mr. and Mrs Jcrilingham. in Taney-
street, May•fair, (ruin Brighton ; Rid and Countess of Caledon,
at the Earl of Hardwick's, in St. darnes's4quare. front Ireland;
Mil, and Mts. W. l'amac, at their. house in Mansfirld•steeet, from
Hastingi; Major Roben Smith, in Piccadilly, from Dublin ; Mrs.
and Mias Vernon. in Gloucester-place, from Bath ; Major Tudway,
in St. James's-street, from Manchester; %Ir. and 31rs. Wilmot, in
Mord-street, from Paris; Major Clarke. in the Albany, from
Brussels; Mr. and Mrs. Brooke. in Chesterfield-street, from
Dorietshlre ; Major Ridley. in Brook-street, from Cornwall; Mr.
and Mrs. Drummond, in Gloucester place, from Bath; Captain
Hall, from Paris; bins and Miss Ogle, in Gloucester-place, from
Bath; Mrs. and Miss Penfold, 4t Coraon.street, \lay-fair, from
Colonel Tynte, M.P. and family, at their house in Hill-
ukase, Berkeley-square.

". • MELTON MOWBRAY.
The attractions of this favourite win er residence would
appear to increase, from the unprecedented influx of vi-
sitors. Until Crostonhaces,which are always understood
to close the season, the town will doubtless be crowded.
A Sweeparakes Steeple Race is to take place on the 10th of the
present month. There are ten subscribers at ten guineas each, and
Sir James Maextutste adds fifty more. Sonic heavy betting-has
already been made on the event, which is quite the leading topic
amongst the sporting characters here.

•
HA NIPTON COURT, 31aant 3.
,Our Public Ball took place last night at the Royal
Hotel Assembly Rooms, and as usual was attended by all the beauty
and fcshion In the neighbourhood. Dancing commenced with a
new set of Cbsidrales, "'The Siege of Cythere," at half-past mil
o'clock, and did not cease until half-past four o'clock. Welts's*
sad Quadrilles wets danced alternately. The Stewards of the
necks, were, the Honourable R. Fawn Gamins, and Fermi]
flames, Big.

LEICESTER, MARCH 4. - 4.
We (I eicester Joernal) have to announce as an um•
go-winnable fact, that the Duke of %swam. Jo hat
declined presenting the Petition of the Leicester Ridicals
to the House of Log di. and 11.4 s returned it. The fol-
lowing is a copy of t',e Duke of WELLS Natoli's Lett!, s
ffeaau icy 17.
" Saa—l nod back your Petition, which you may get presented
to the Hoots by some one to whom yourselves and your respects
bility are betas /mown tbaa to
" Your humble Servant.
_ (Signed) 14 WELLINGTON :I;

DUBLIN. M Ann S.

We have received accounts of a conflict between
some Orangtmen and Cathnlics, w Mich is represented
to u► as having been attended with fatal consequences•
It occurred on Sunday last, at a place cal'ed CaHabil',
on the borders of the Comity of Cavan. S ,me of tie
patty have been killed, and many wounded. The
Orangemen are described as having been armed and
Assembled to the number of about 500. An authentic
statement is promised, and we hope to have it by to.
morrow.—Freetnan's Aroma

BRIGHTON, MARca S.

The Pr;neess Avattrra has left us. and regret is
oniver‘al in the town. Her Royal Highness, accompanied by Lade •
MA A," TAYLOR, left the Palace yesterday as eariras nine o'clock in
the morning to return to London.
,
The Duke of I:humming's is not returned to the Albion—thoug►
letters and packets directed to hint are there retained, In the" ez•
pectation of his Grace's artivaL
Mrk Ftra , one of the most generau. patronesses of this
place. left her Steyne mansion this morning for town.
Lord CLA as and Lady ISAIIRLLA Firaotanoy. are among the last
departures from the Albion. Sir W. Vaasa/mu is prolonging his
stay there.