Star.
London, England, 1827-03-10 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRfTALS.
The Countess of Dartmouth, in Berkeley-square, front her seat,
Mhekbeath; Earl of Northesk, from a tour; the Ladles Ashburn-
hmn,ln Upper Grosvenor-street, from their wet in Surrey; Count
and Countess Munster, at their house in Grosvenor-place, from
Surrey; Sir John Hamilton and Family, in Baker-street. from
Brighton Miss Mellish, in Great Stanhope-street, from Stonley
Abbey,Warwick ; Mr. and Mrs. George Morgan, at the Se Peters.
burgh Hotel, Dover-street, front her seat in Hants; Lord Berstick,
at Jordan's Hotel, St. James's.street, from his mat, Hattingham
Hall, Salop; Mr. and Mrs. Howard, and bliss Heneage, at the St.
George's Hotel, Albemarle-street, from Leicestershire ; the lion.
Mr. and Mrs.Toikmache, at Fenton's Hotel, St.James's-street. front
Paris • the Earl and Countess of Winterton, at Nerot's Hotels,
Clifford and Cork.streets; Miss Crawford and Friends, at ditto ;
Sir Richard Sutton, Ban. Lady Sutton, and Fatally, at dine; Sir
Henry Osborne and Friends, at ditto.
CILIA GE&
Earl Beauchamp, for Madresbeld Court, Worcester; the Earl
and Countess of Jersey, for their seat, Middleton Park, Oxford-
shire; Lord Francis Osborne, for Bucks; H. Dawes, Esq. for his
seat in Suety t Mr. J. N. Jones, from Harley-street, for his mat
at Galwaf the Misses Morgan and Smith, from their residence In
Harley-suet, for Tottenham; General Ord, from the St. George's
Hotel, for his seat in Hants; T. Coke, Esq. M.P. from Fentoo's
Hotel, for his seat in Norfolk ; Charles Eden, Esq. from ditto, for
Surrey; Captain and Mrs. Murray, from the Bath Hotel, Arhus.
ton-street, for Brighton; Earl Spencer, Lord Nonnanby, Lord
Colchester, Mr. Montague, text Dana., and Mr. nod Miss Fits-
gibbon, front Nerot's Hotels.

T. Countess of UNARMe entertaised an depot circle of
Faahtosables yesterday evening, at her bowie in Cavendish-square.
The Comore' of Essex had a select party yesterday evening, at
her house is 111114treet, Berkeley-square.

GLASGOW, Maim G.

From the middle aka wadi the weather became nmeitied and
stormy, the barometer sinking very low, to 211.6. Daring the whole
of Friday and Saturday night, we had repeated and heavy hewed of
snow. Zarly en Saturday morning. It however sot in to mow, lint
from the south, and afterwards from the east, and contimed cum&
log heavy, and without interruption, till Sunday forenoon. In come-
Inoue of which the communication with every part-of the country!
h completely suspended. Not a a mail bas reached our Poobnake
since Saturday evening, from any quarter, except one from Duna.
hereon, which was broeght up the River by steam, and these from
titt7• the road to which, by the praiseworthy activity and Mum-
Provost Farquharson had been cleared.
Sunday, the body of a man was found in the harbour. Be had
missed his way during the storms of Saturday evening, and falling
into the River, was drowned.
The Ayr Coach, in its passage to this eity on Saturday evening,
stuck in the moor on this side of Xing's-well. The passengers re=
mained in it during the night ; but an old nun, an outside passen-
ger, died from the severity of the weather.

The Duke of Sussrx continues gradually recovering
from the effecu of Ws late indisposition.
The Duchess of Kcal., accompanied by the Princess
Fionciaz, paid a vhdt to the Duke and Disarm of C.s.riarraex, at
their seat in Bushy Park, on Thursday morning.
The Spanish Ambassador had an interview yesterday
' afternoon with Mr. Secretary Gamma at the Foreign Mice.
Mr.Wxnst transacted business yesterday at the Office
of the Secretary of State for the Foreign Department.
We are happy to state that the health of Mr. Hos-
UMW is improving.
On this day of the month, in 1804, Lord CAHILL-
NORD was killed in a duel with Mr. BEST, near Holland
House, Kensington ; this is also the Anniversary of the
death of PHILIP JAM'S LOUTHIRSOURG, painter, 1812.
The Grand Duchess of TUSCANY was lately delivered
of added dangliter, not having yet bad a son, which occasioned an
impromptu from an Italian improvisitore—That as the Grua had
appeared, Cupid would not belong behind.
Mr. AGAR, one of the King's Counsel, has been for
three weeks confined to his room, with a severe cold and fever.
Yesterday, a Court of Directors was held at the
East India House, when ham Rivers Cavan, Esq. took the
usual oaths and his seat, as a Director in the room of Janos 1;0-
*Willi=' Esq. who had disqualified.
His Majesty's brig Cadmus, Captain Howell, has
arrived at Sierra Leone, from England, having made the panne
from Plymouth, in twenty-five days. That distinguished and en.
tcrprizing African traveller, Lieut.-Col Dixon Daasaas, appointed
to the situation of General Superintendent of Liberated Africans,
and also a Member of his Majesty's Council in that Colony, was
passenger in her.
It is stated in the Boston Centinel, that " the instruc-
tions ret.eived at the Navy Yard there, ate for putting
in readiness the launching of the two seventy-fours, and
the Cumberland frigate of the first class, in the course
of the present year, and to fit for sea the Java, of 44
guns, which wants nothing but her stores."
The name of the new State, which has been erected
by the separation of Texas from the Mexican Confede-1
racy, i. Fredonia. This is the second dismemberment
which the ei-devant Viceroyalty of Mexico has sus-
tained, since it has erected itself into an independent
State, so that there at -present eight sovereign nation
in South America, which foimerly bowed under the
sceptre of Spa n.
The New York Papers announce that the new Tariff
finally passed the House of Representatives on 10th ult.
there being upon the final division 106 in favour of it,
and 95 Against it. Repeated struggles were made to
fir the time for the commencement of the high duty
upon foreign wool at the same time with that on wool-
len goods, instead of a year later, but they all failed.
The New York Chamber of Commerce passed some
strong Resolutions upon the subject on the 14th. The
Virginia L gislature have also passed some Resolu-
tions, by 126 to 61, tantamount to a denial of the power
of the Congress to snake such a Tariff.
The Stilling Election Committee have reported that
R. Dowses, Esq. was duly elected for the Royal Burghs
of Stirling, Ste.
H*llllllEl76 WILSON'S NSW VOLUME, the Confessions
flan &maims; and Stackdatis Budget, arc the publications which
are now in every one's mouth arid hands. They are said to be
prohibited by our Universities. Tea Booster exposes abuses most
unsparingly, whether public or private, and cuts severely, but not
undevarvedly,lin alf directions. Its disclosur,s, especially in regard
to Foatizaies ox nut Base or EMILAND, are enough to make one's
hair stand on end, and the facts, connected with Agticeltural Dis-
tress, mutt command attention. Harriette Wilson seems nearly
desperate; sn we are likely to have all out. The Comeammia are
beautifully illunrated with thirty-wiz coloured Plates from. the
life.—Counly Paper.