Star.
London, England, 1828-08-18 00:00:00

EDINBURG H. AUGUST 16.

Yesterday being the ann yersary of his IVIAJEsTv's
visit to Scotland, the Caledonian Youths' Society.
/bout a thousand in number, assembled at Holyrood
ifuuse, and waked in procession through the principal
streets of the city, preceded by a b4nJ of music. The
day being flute, and the youths alm.sst all uniformly
dressed, with tartan serfs and bonuets, and provided
with fligs, banners, &c. the whole afforded a very
pleasing • pet tacle.

FASHIONABLE IN lELLIGENCE.

CHANGES.

The Duke of Devonsbire, for Chiswick ; the Duke' on Man
Chester, for Kimboko►► Castle ; Earl and Countess of Plymouth,
for Kook Park ; Count Soboli•ky, in Dover-street, from Surrey ;
Earl and Couotrss or Amherst, on a visit to the Earl of Plymouth;
Lady hlalet and family, from Gloucester-place, for Wiltshire ; Miss
Wykeham, from her seat, Thame Park, Oxon, for Brighton; Sir
Richard Station, Bart. for Longford Hall, in Norfolk; Mr. Wm.
Maxwell for Everington Hall, near Pucklington, in Yorkshire;
Captain Knox. for Scarborough; Captain Agar, for Manchester;
Colonel Houston, for Croydon; Warr Aikin of the Royal Staff
Corps, for Chatham ; Sir Charles Hulse, Bart. for Salisbury ; CoL
Macleod, for Cheltenham; Captain Bradshaw, for Dubber; Major
Garthwaite, of the Royal Marines, for Cheltenham ;• Captain
Bradford, for the Isle of Wight; Capt. Owen, of the Royal Ma-
rines, for Leamington Spa ; Major Robert Boyle, for Kipsale; the
Rev. William Spooner, Reighton Rectory, in Oxfordshire; Captain
Alderson, of the Royal Engineers, for Quebec ; Major Hooper, for
Ilarrowgat: ; Capt. Sales Clarke. of the Scots Greys, at Stevens's
Hotel, in Bond-street ; Major and Mrs. Grant, fur Albion-place.,
Ramsgate; Mr. W. Weller, for Croydon Villa ; Captain Groves,
of the Royal Marines, for Leamington Spa ; Major Nugent. for
Pans; Mr. John Annum for Brighton; Mr. Horatio Ciaggett, iu
Mount-street, from a tour; Major Granville for the Netherlands;
Mr. Robert M'Cunnochie. in Devonshire place, from Calcutta;
Captain James Clarke, tor Croydon; Colonel Drummond. of the
10th Hussars, from Surrey, fur Cadlands, in Hampshire; Mr. John
Wilson, at the Clarendon Hotel, front the West Indies; Mr. John
Forbes, M.P. for Clifton Hot Wells; Major and airs. Sheldon, for
Paris; Mr. Samuel Knight, for Cambridge; Sir Wm. Heathcote,
Dart. from Woupole-street, for Leicestershire; Major and Mrs.
Dalton, for Dublin ; Mr. and Mrs. Churchill Stuart, for Milan;
Capt. Hunter, of the 85th Regiment, for Malta; Capt. Balfour, fur
the Isle of Wight; Mr. Richard Barnes. for Oxford; Mr. Culling
Smith, for Paris; Capt. Campbell, of the First Dragoon Guards,
fur Edinburgh; Mr. Henry Broughton, (or Tunbridge Wells.

The Duke of CLARKNCE, at ended by the Baron
d'Euvra and Colonel FITZCLARME, cane to town an Saturday
morning from his residence in Bushy Park. His Royal Highness
received visits at the Admiralty front, the Duke of CANIMIDOI and
the Princess SortuA. Mr. Secretary Put, the Earl of assuninr,
&c. alltd at the Admiralty. The Royal Duke remained at the
Admiralty transacting official business till pan three o'clock, when
his Royal Highness left town on his return to Bushy.
Tile Duke of CAMBRIDGE kit town about two
o'clock on Saturday afternoon, on a visit to his Ahrens' for a few
days, at the Royal Lodge in Windsor Park.
The CHANCELLOR of the EICHEQUER visited Mr.
Secretary Peet on Saturday. Mr. Ng,. ;eft town in the afternoon
for Brighton.
The Duke of WgLLINGTON is still at Cheltenham.
Dispatches were received yesterday morning at the
Foreign Office from Rio Janeeich
irispatcues were binned to the Foreign Office on
Saturday evening front our Ambassador at Vienna.
Saturday an order was received at Horsemonger-
lane Gaol, to stay the execution of .diesander Jollll4o* and Joseph
Wills, who were t r have paid the forfeit of their lives this day.—
They are both under twenty, and were convicted at the last Guild-
ford Assizes ot robbing Jean GAILDiAti, a Frenchman. in a house
ot iii tame, in the Mint, in the Borough, into which he had been
decoyed by an abandoned female.
During the present week there has been a most fa.
vourable and marked change in the weather; and from the present
appearance of the sky, there is now every probability that the har-
vest may at length be gathered without further damage, and that
the disastrous rise in the price of bread which threatened us may
ht: averted. It will be seen front our report of the Wakefield
corn-market of yesterday, that the fine weather has had the effect
of checking the advance; and we trust that the price will gra-
dually subside to its former level.—Manchester Guardian.
A correspondence has taken place on the subject of
the overdue Dividends on the South American Loans.
Tile foilnwing is a copy of the letter of Lord DUNGLASS,
in reply to those from Mr. LOWTHER:
" Foreign Office, Aug. 8, 1828.
" Ste, I ant directed by the Earl of Aberdeen to acknowledge
the receipt of your letters of the 19th of May and 21st of July last ;
and in reference to the subject of those letters, I am to acquaint
you. that in compliance with the request of the Colombian Bond.
holders, conveyed in a letter from .Massa. Herring, Graham, and
Co. Lord Aberdeen has Instructed his Majesty's Charge d'Affaires
at Bogota to afford the aid of ills countenance and good offices to
the efforts of any Agent who may be authorised by the Bondholders
to effect an arrangement respecting the bonds with the Colombian
'Government. You are not, however, to understand trom this that
his Majesty's Government have thought. it expedient to comply
With the request of the 13ondholders.considered as a claim of right.
" I am, Sit, your must obedient bumble servant,
" R. P. Lowther, ke.Ste." 4,DUNGLASS."