Star.
London, England, 1810-04-28 00:00:00

CIIEL7ENHAM, APRIL 26.

cdcbiated Paul Benfield, who is said to have
died lately at Paris in indigent circumstances, was a
native of this town. His family was respectable, but
n,,t rich. His father was a builder, and a man of
considerable mechanical ability.
Saturday lass, as Colonel Otta was taking an air-
ing on horseback, in Montpelier-grounds, a dog sud-
denly crossing the road, occasioned his horse to rear
up and throw him, when he unfortunately broke the
small-bone of his leg.

The following are amongst the last arrivals here.
The Right lion. the Earl of Suffolk, Right Hon. Dowag:r Lady
Doually, Right lion. Lady Harewood, Right Hon. l.ady I.ucy
Erskine, Right Hon. Lady Teresa Dease, Sir John''Wyldbore and '
Lady Smith, Sir Wm. Oakeley, Hon. Captain Duncan, R. N.
lion. Mr. and Mrs. Bowen, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Trench, Hon.
Ceneral Mathew, M. P. Hon. Colonel Plunkett and family, Ge-
neral Erskine, Major-General Disney, Major-General Skerrett, I
Major-General and Mrs. Maxwell, Colonel Macdonald, Colonel j
and Mrs. Mitchell, Colonel Barry, Colonel Drummond, Major
D'Arcv, Major and Mrs Daniell, Major o'.L'rien, the Most Rev.
the Dean of Christ Church, Rev. Dr. Burney, Dr. Fillan, Dr.
Browne, Dr. John Jamison, Rcv. Richard and Mrs. Rolfe, Res.
Robinson, Rev. J. Vause, Rev. R. li. /tuber, Rev. I. M.
Turner, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Brinson, Captain Bowyer, Captain I
Williams, Captain Mdmr, Captain I leathcote, Captain Honey,
Captain Johnson, Capt. and Mrs. Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Avelino,
'Jr. and Mrs. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. NN'oedcoek, Mr. and Mrs..
Prentice, Mr. and sirs. Upton, Mr. and Mrs. Colton, Mr. and
Mn.s Mr. and Nli:s Holmes, Mr. Mathew, Mr. Shaw
Lefevre M. Mr. Iscraley, Mr. Richardson, Mr. Roe, Mr.
:larks, 'Mr. Oatielc). M. r. Browne, Mr. iachell, Mr. Mahon, !
Mr. Nlalony, Mr. Sot Elhott, Mr. Maitland, Mr. Davidson,
Mr. Rogers, Mr. F. Dwarris, Mr. iorilern, Mr. Charles French,
Mr. Lord, Mr. Miller, Mr. Ce.,kson, Mr. E. Lewis, Mr. Wells,
Mr. Hill, Mr. C. Hill, Mr. George Raikes, Mr. James Pat(ison,
Mr. Wallis, Mr. Lushington, Mr. Cleather,Mr Hunter, M. E.
Stephenson, Mr. A Stork, Mr. Solver, Mr. Sayer, Mr. George
Gibbs, Mr. W. Smith, Mr. Hartley, Mrs. Crauferd, Mrsirl're-
Tide, Nlrs. Bury, Mrs. I)oyne, Mrs. Danvers, Mrs. Disney, Mrs.
Taylor, Mrs. Ramsay, Mrs. Prints. Miss Campbell, Miss Emily
Smith, Miss Baker, Miss Peck, Miss Wills, Miss Welch, Miss
Jlilsliam, Miss Hewer, ac.

Fashionable arrivals at Bath :
Marchioness of Clanricarde, I.rgd Jocelyn, Lady Willis, Lady
Dalrymple, Lady Williams, Lady Styles, General Delancey, Colo-
nel Ross, Colonel White, Colonel Walsh, Dr. and Miss Furlong,
Rev. Mr. Pollen, Rev. J. Monckhouse, Captain Thornton, Capt.
Willoughby, Captain Griffin, Captain and Mrs. Grinfield, Mr.
and Mrs. Powell, Mr and Mrs. Smart, Sec.
since the premises of Mr. Thomas
:able, Bedfordshire, were broke into
number of watches, rings, earrings,
ale trinkets, besides a large quantity
.Is.

man, aged about 40, of the name
pt down dead in a fit at his apart-
1-street. Yesterday a Jury brought
he 44 Died by the visit:A:ion of CcD."

A few nights
Clarke, at Dunstl
and robbed of a r
and other valtiabl
of silks and shawl
A respectable
of Fountain, droi
ment in Goswell•
in a verdict that