Star.
London, England, 1829-01-13 00:00:00

CHANGES.

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Major and Mrs. Morgan. In Clifford-street; Mrs. Rittman sad
rt. Mono's. in Hertford-street. from Cheltenham ; .Mrs. and
rs. Henry Bullock, from Harley•street. fee Windsor; Mrs and
is King. irr lirook-street, from Paris; Mr. and Captain. Bennett,
Pall mall, from Switzerland ; Captain Howe, in clic Resent.
441, from Irghorn ; Mr. and Mis. Elwyn. in Raker-street, from
Rhton ; Mr. •and • 'Mill. Mitchell in liarley.street ; Mrs. and
iss Elphibstone, in Park-street. from Rath; Captain Agnenr, in
!ad-street, from Paris.
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BRIGHTON, JANUARY 11.

The Princess AVOUSTA. ;offended by Lady MART
Y.LOR, walked f'om the Palace to Princeesoplace,
siWas pre,et.t at Divine Worship,in the Chapel Royal
Is morning. After the Service, the Princess took a
age airing.•
J 4111.1111 Duna, R.N. and 1 rs. Dinar are arrived,
irk names at the Palace yesterday.
Jam F. amnion.— On Friday, Mrs. CIA'S'S,
nett, a Juienik Party ; Lady M. A. Sternum, Brunswick.
a Ball; Sir Davin and Lady Siam; Silwood Ho. se, a
and Reenimg Party. Yesterday, Lord Itamia. Marina
, a Dinner Party; Mrs. F. Win. Syham House, a Dinner
and the Ctiunte,sa sof .Lntroy; Oriental-tamer, a Dinner.
lid,Xitentng Piny.
caw ,at bet Steyne Mansion, gives an Entertain-
Inclusive of ,a Ball and Supper, to she leading personages of
and Fashion, tomturrnw averting.
and Lady Tourirronu are again in the departure list.
Gamma Saew ma bas kit us, but, as uhdelutood, for a
ebeenee.
T. Czeit. is among the last departures from the Royal'

and suite are arrivedat *the Albloil•

OF THE GLASGOW THZATRE.

PNIVAIIt LETTIM.

o'CLock...-Our principal- Theatre
..e late Brunswick Theatre, London,
ruins ! The accide it however has arisen
A fire [Hoke nit at 11 fi'clock this
now rages with ungovernable fury,
destruction to the property around.
there is little wind, and the devouring
to the walls, which are of yeas
Bank, contiguous to it. as to which
entertained. has made a most for-
tell as the buildings of the new Lx-
Toe flames are m;st awful—engines
, every thlog has been d stroyed, and
'ages cannot be yet. ascertained. Wei
lives being lost. Th.rre arrii io Mho

thitefeDing. It is not/Tony-years
,elegars-I*Wing was treeted, which was per-
• beautiful Theatre nut of London. A
took place here in 1779 in a
lader the management of the celebtate.l
The cause of this disaster is not

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4.—A corinns circumstance has just
Itethven and Bidsnp, the two prineipal Akers of
took into custody a man of the name of Stevenson,
lon that be was the fugi•ive banker, and kept
for alma three hours; and it wee not till the
Identified the pritener as a slushiness and the
,rash that he was released!! •
in course of liens-lure in D iblin,
Mayon to call a public merlin; to petition the
Jarquis of Anetesse's rtca►.
host, supposed to beloog to an Arnetiern
on shore on lqewgate Sands last weak,
the .tetn—a Shenandoah Geo. 'Town
C. Peckham, N. Ito k."—Caratarihert

Ails and deaths at Stockholm present
, fact of the latter exceeding the f 'tater
persons—a disproportioo which is mainly
- immoderate use of spirits, especially
rison.
vault under St. Luke's new Church
well•road,) _ was discovered to have
on the precedingoight, and the body
ly placed in the cemetery, stolen. The
left the lid ciff the coffin, with the
In the floor of the vault, but had
of the leaden coffin:
confined on charges of felony in the
made An effort to escape out of that
was discovered on Sunday night.-i-
-they had cut a large hole through the
.ales the felons yard from that of the
log torn op the whole of the rings.
'sled together, intended to throw it over
lane, and by that means effect their
. which the prisoners made of the
:lent strength to have enabled them to
into execution.
ration, three miles from the village
Essex, a widow occupies about two
i land, the year's produce of which
nearly so, in barns and stacks.—
' the 6th instant, it is supposed some
to the premises, as about one o'clock
was aroused from his sleep by the
tmes. The mottling was severe and
out of the house with only his shiit.
The barns and cow houses were
sheet of fire. He entered, and drove
, and then drew out the waggons and
minutes the roofs fell in), thus rescuing
animals from destruction. The property
lord at '2,0001. or upwards, and not

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.table inhabitant of Southampton.
kvai courriered-ii three severil
ngtwb•pheaiiotU and a bare Or
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ridge airing.
ptain limn; Maim, RN
y left their lIAMCII id the Palm
astnotraatt F orrimass
d•street, a Juvenik Party;
e, a Bail; Sir Davin and
met and gyening Party. Y
'de, a Dinner Party; Mrs. I
ray; and the Claratasa gib
spitodtiLEyening Pirry. •
rs. •Pin m , at her Ste,
r, inclusive of ,a Ball and Sr
bitty and F.4abion, to.intarn,
ad and Lady Taurarntnu
,rd Gnome Sam ma bas
n sties-nee.
.ord T. CECIL is among the
k Motel.
Jr. Darin Lima sad suite ar
STRUCTION OF THI
.• -
PHIVAT
AninDAT, Two ()Tv
e, like that of the late I
ow a mass of ruins !• Th
a different way. A fire
enoon, which now rag
eatening terrible destrut
it fortunately there is li
nt is confined to the
ht. The Royal Bank,
tehensions were enters,
.ate escape, as well as
nge newt) it. Tire fia
do little good ; every t
extent of damages cani
not hear of any lives be
ip_eiltirmanies thitere
e this-eleiarre4segWing
s the mnst beautiful 1
ilar occurrence took
etre, when under then
st Diggs, Esq. The
known.
WlCkeirnAll.—A cot
reed here. Ituthven and I
-street, took into custody
er the supposition that be
in durance vile for alum I
or and Clerk Identified t
er of the parish that h
in •
requisition is Con
nesting the Lois M&voe to
tsarina the Marquis of A
large long hoar, snpp
p, was washed on shore
ked outside the •tern
C." C. Peck'
rad.
l'he Mt of titths and
• eat: aordinar y fact of tl
1.439 persons—a dis,
ribed to the irminoder
ong the gar rison.
• aturday ••the vault ui
.g—quare,.Goswell-ror
broken open on the F
Lady, recently place(
aches not only left thr
. ud, exposed on the f
n away a part of the
he prisoners confined
ough Compter made a
• n, but the plan was di
ppears that they had I
Itthich.anp4rates the f
:is, and.having torn
ch they fastened togetl
wall in Mill-lane, an
pe. Toe line which
was of aufficient sires
3 their plan into execs
a remote situation, t
inchingfirld, Essex, I
•red acres of land, tl
entire, or nearly s
the morning of the 6t
ndiary set fire to the;
.• an lament was arc
kiing of flames. TI
y.• He rushed out of
and shoes on. The
'is time one sheet of
II the cattle, and the
(in a few minutes t
valuable animals Ire
oyed is veined at
ed.
unday a pspectible
adailialwoortgerft
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