Star.
London, England, 1829-09-07 00:00:00

CHANGES.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Wellesley and Miss Caton
from Wellesley Lodge, in the Regent's Park, on a visit to Sir R
and Lady Hunter, at their seat in Wiltshire, late the abode of Mrs
Wiliam Tylney Long Wellesley; Capt. Bowyer, in Pall-mail.
from St. Petersburgh ; Mr. and Mrs. Manning, from the Step',
Brighton, for Nelson's-crescent, Ramsgate; Mrs. and Miss Pollen,
from Gloucester-place, for Ramsgate ; Lord John Russell for Up-
ton, near Banbury; Capt. Middleton, in Piccadilly, from Berlin;
Capt. and Mrs. Stanley, from Brighton, for Dieppe ; Lord Charles
Wellesley, to join his regiment, the Blues, at Windsor; the Hoe.
Col. Dawson Darner and Mrs. Darner, for Spirtsborougb Hall,
near Doncaster ; Capt. &ebbings, from Waterloo-place, from
Malta ; Madame le Clareville and the Baron Dalmaine, at Rams-
gate, from Paris; Mrs. Fitsberbert, from Tylney-street, Park-
lane, for the Steyne, Brighton ; Mrs. and Miss Travers, from
Brighton, to Ramsgate; Col. de Leon and Donna Margarite //s-
-pinosa, at Brighton, from Madrid ; Col. Delmont, in Piccadilly,
from Paris; Major Francis Ward, in Piccadilly, from Dublin;
Sir John and Lady Meade, from Chekenham, foe Dawliak; Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Rodd and family, tram the Albion Hotel,
Brighton, to their house in Wimpole-stsvet ; the Earl of Bucking.
balmlike, at Nerot's Hotel, Cliford-etreet, from Paris; Spencer
Mackay, Esq. and family, at ditto; the Rev. Mr. Clay land the
Misses Clay, at ditto.

Extract of a letter frcm Vera Cruz, 14th July : All is
quiet here, but we are in great uncertainty with regard
to the result of the Havannah expedition. Within these
three days, Gen. Santa Anna has been here, who is dis-
playing the greatest activity for the defence of St. Jean
Ulloa, which garrison is now complete. Saint Anna has
laid a contribution of 30,000 piastres on the commerce,
in support of the preparations be is making.
Accounts from Cadiz of the 18th of August, state
that it was reported there that the expedition to Mexico
would land at Solo la Mirina, about 60 leagues to the
north of Vent Cruz, where they have a great number of
partizans ready to join them. On the 12th instant, ar-
rived here from Ferrol, Admiral Andre Sartorio, with
four men of war ; others are also ready here for sailing,
and it is believed that the intention of Government is to
send to South America the conscripts of 1827 and 1328.
From Bermuda it is stated, that the Island is about to
become a place of great strength and resort, as a naval
depot. Upwards of 1,800 men were by the last accounts
employed on the fortifications, which, when completed,
will be mounted with 500 pieces of cannon.

Accounts from Valparaiso state, that information had
been received from Lima of the 19th of March, and from
Tnaxillo of the 12th of March, stating that the Peruvian
Army under General Lamar had obtained a victory in a
pitched battle over the Colombians.
LETTER FROM ABBEVILLE, SEPT. I.—Wednesday
evening Madle. CARADORI gave a concert at the Phil-
harmonic Society's rooms at Boulogne, which was at-
tended by all the best English society of the place. No-
thing could exceed the enthusiasm of the audience, nor
the surprise of those who had not heard her since she left
that place to make her debut in London. Madle. CARA-
DORI is to make her debut on the 26th of December at
Venice, in an opera written expressly for the occasion.

It is said that both the new Police Commissioners arc,
in addition to their salaries, to have official residences assigned
them. _ _ _

It is calculated that the various buildings, alterations,
Ste. which the Magistrates of Middles*: have engaged in this year.
will in the end entail upon the County Rate a burden net much
short of half a usillion.
Sir FRAKCIS BURDETT came from Twickenham on
Medusa Jay, to dine with the Duke and Duchess of Sr. Asuus, at
their house in Piccadilly. The Deans has engaged a house at
Brighton, where she will remain during the autumn and pert of the
winter. Sir Faustus Busman has likewise hired a residence at
Brighten, for himself and family, to which they will retire when
the period is up for which he engaged the villa of Archdeacon
Canniest. in Twickenham Meadow.
• Earl FITZWILLIA II arrived at Wentworth House on
Saturday last, from Ireland. His Lordship bad a very rough pas-
sage to Holyhead, the voyage occupying fourteen instead of six
hours. The Duke of DIVONSUIZZ passed through this town yes-
terday, en his way from Bolton Abbey to Chatsworth, where be
will remain until Doncaster Races.—Skdield Courant.
The Earl of OSSORY, eldest son of the Marquis of
Oho, completed his minority ea Monday last.
In consequence of the death of Mr. CHARLES WAR..
um, late Chief Justice of Chester, the intention of associadng Ser.
geant D'Orsay with Mr. dawn in the duties of the present m-
alt, has been necessarily abandoned, as in the vacancy of the
oats a Deputy could not be appointed. Mr. Sergeant Jaws is,
therefore, sitting at Chester alone. This Is not the only county so
Wen:unwed. The death of Mr. Baron Housen, and the infir-
mity of Mr. Justice Bowmen. have rendered it necessary to pro-
vide in a like onsatidactery manner for the business of the present
Assizes. This is not as It ought to W.—Mondry; Chasid&
A very important meeting of the Magistrates of this
county will be held at Thule., on Monday, for the purpose of
Mb* late consideration its present state. The Connannes of
the Fences, and Lord Laymen Gowns, Chief Secretary of Ire-
land, willbe in attendance. It is gmearally rumoured, that besides
Dr. Famsanaus. who is to be stationed in Clonatel, the imam
of the ether stipendiary Idagistates will be Thuelss, 11rperary,
sad Botrisokeek.—Omed Afeeriim,