Star.
London, England, 1827-10-22 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duke of CLattenno left town on S,terday after.
noon, for his seat in Bushy Park. . .
Prince ESTERHAZY, the AuArlin Ambassador, and
M. Rant, the French Charge d'Affaites, tiatsfacted business with
the Earl of Duntrintin Saturday, at the Foreign Offaie[Drairtilng.
'street. Lord Hotta's, and Mr. Ti 'bad intefkiews with the
Noble Earl on Saturday; at the Poerign Office. as had also the.
Right Hon. Fa estates Usrasotur Ambassador to the King of Seam
Mr. HUSICISI,IN tame to town fin Saturday evening
from Claremont, where the Right Host. Gentleman b.l Fees
staring for tom. rays past; on a visit to PAnce Litivol.o. Mr. Hus-
sman visited Viscount cODLOICH gesiarday, at hii mildest* is
Downing street.

Co M ERCI 41; INTELLIGANCE-21111IS DAY.
Tilt Si LE SA tt.--Thif. (Outing • tYe. irtaly &le
of East India Silks cansamseed at the India House. le.-dnese-
quenee •r. the late brisk demand for RA. erdseidlts,..
and the expectatioe that the quantity Java kitikkisak
pany would be speedily bought up, there was • ewe dam; ustasity
numerous tweedier* of brukers and merchant* et en early hour
to-day. The total quantity to be sold is about the made is 'sub-
mitted at the last sale, and con‘ists of 2,400 bales
•of Ifengsl raw,
and nearly asniuch more of privileged Bengal and China raw Mks..

Tim Bengal was pot op rust, and much animation was dimplayeir
in bidding by the trade. The rims obtained up to the middle of
tmday4lare:been rather ender tholy laskiale.varying from' 16..
to 17e. dd. per lb. The lots submitted have been bought very

k*ite
-middy. T. taxed price by d*. Company is under that of the last
AN and below the present ntarket'prire. It ht however. expected
tient the anxiety to effect purchases. th.t au advance's prices itilll
pixie before the cuochodon of thisale.

This day, in the-Ceistuf nit'tinir Bench, in action
Was brought against:. Adnilirid. Sir E. Orria. Captain
Portni,'of erince Regent, and Captain LOCI Tin,
who were. charged with a trespass aad falsely
impti-
toning the plaintiff (Mr. MANN); a Purser in. the Royal
Navy. He had been brought before a Court-Matti I
fot fraudulently making a charge for 26 blaikets, said
to be given to the supernumeraries belonging to the
abirr, which they • never _•receivrek• but.he- hid entr red
ahem. in the •sbip's books: y The termination of the in-'
piry wrgi.titat ards'ordrred. to. be cashiered'
and rendered incapable of•sseraing again., .I.4ed•Taw-
TailDIM; after,perusiug 86th sect ii n, said the Cant had
not exceeded their jurisdiction, and the plaintit was
nonauited.
the Duke of Sirsezx proceeds •frpas Raby Casile
(where he has been spending some time witlrtbe Marquis of Cunt a-
Wm); to 'Ade, on a visit to. Lord DI/MM. where be wilturrise
about at it6th•inst..t The Corporation of itaalpand have invited
his Royal Highness to a Public Zinser IN be in-honour of
his arrival; he is eapsstedto Win Ilisilm;sadshemittletetb-ot this
memotb—Yorir
Each of the Members for Canterbury LUSII•
sore; Sec and Lord Curveu)live stsbecribid-fifty fasade-towards
a permanent fund for establishing two exhibitions es(111/01 ref*
each; at the Universities, tar young Gentlemen' edtliNlß ins
King's School, in Canterbury. •'
R. M. Route, Esq. Barrister at Law. irtiakiliThurs-
day unanimously elected Recorder of Bury.
. The alterations and improvements in Wineor Castle
will be completed early in the ensiling year, and the
Castle will be ready for the reception of his Majesty,
it is said, in the Spring, The furniture,. which is to
be of English manufacture, will be more splendid and
soperb.
Sr. JAMES'S Pnaik:-=Duringthe lawdreek the work:
men employed in. the Park have enjoyed some high fun
at the expense of numerous dandies, who daily annoy
them by their prying propensities. The workmen
being greatly obstructed by the pi r sons who are conti•
nually getting on the,temporary bridge over the canal,.
have aiopted a plan which has heartily sickened some
of them. %Then they go to &ones at twelve del-ck, they
loosen hill' a dozen plank:in different parts of the bride,'
so that it is impossible for any one to crisis without
steppirg upon one of them, when the plank slips, and
he-isinst sntly accommodated with a cold bath, gratis:.
finding himself up to the neck in water, amidst the roars
of laughter from the wo. kmen 'who are at dinner, and
who instantly assist the unlucky Gentleman out of the
wa:er. From four to six persons a day have been about
the average during the week, and they are them styled
by the workmen to be lreeof the bridge.
ExPenitrous TRA TILLING. One of the Lanarkshire
voters, travelling in Italy, got notice of the election
when at Rome, whence he arrived- in fifteen days in
time to vote for Sir MICHAEL SHAW STEM A RT;
Last week at the Hull ' Sissioos . the Hull Oil Gas
Company, who ere convicted at the Judy Sessions pi
a nuisance, were now ordered tb pay *Ant -of -504 and
be discharged. .
• Among the.novelties at rury-latie iiNneW.Cornedyi
founded on Spring end Autumn. in which Joints, Dow-.
TON, Mrs. DA VISON, and Miss E. Tasta,isave principal
pairs.
•t. .„‘ .5..1 • •
KENNY has A new Comedy,
.I;ergekspew AVPII.I4 ,
preparation. Liston bas Abe wbole.wilstko ea. his'
shoulders. • • • • - -
Bannass, in. rehearsing PAlirea &weak& song,.
The- Year,t6aisatsay, at Di tire:line; 'Pride v., said
towards the conclusion. " 1 shall resnp.strjr voice,". mean.'
ing that be should sing very soft. On which Touj
CnoKa said, " I should like to pick if rep."" This broils"-
three roynds of tapping fiddlesticks'agaitist
the violins in the orchestra:. . I •

• At a vestry tweeting at Bostonfon Thursday the -14th
inst. to Bass the ovetseev; accounts, it was stated that:
the pnc r rate in that town, -for the year ending. 144
4pril, exceeded by one-fifih the amount of the preced-
ing year, or about 'one thousand pounds! .
Last week a small reduction took place in the wages
of woolcombers and worsted stuff weavers, at Bradford
Last week Mr. BUCCTHoRPt, a horse dealer; in Situ
ton-ground, Westminster, was thrown from:his horse,
'which had taken fright in the Kent•road, pod, pitched
on the back pan of his head. He has never spoken
since, but has lain in a state of insensibility.
Thursday at ternoon, between the hours of tivelTe and
three, some villains connived, unperceived, to enter the
hall at Vale cottage, Sydeaham, Kent, the ve.idence
of Mr. Torus, and stole a wicker basket, containing a
qiantity •at plate; of considerable value, with which
they made their escape. No trace has beta discovered
of the depredators. . •