Star.
London, England, 1829-12-12 00:00:00

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FASHIONABLE INTELL,

( Quotidienne.)
'Floc ETING.-A few nights ago a wag posted up on
the shutters of an eminent shawl-house in the city the
following advertisement :—" To be sold, at pGuild-
rice, a
prime carcass, yet alive, such as may be seen lf
at
hall ; was originally bred in Spa-fields, but has latterly-
pampered in the Speaker's preserve at Westminster,
where he may be permitted to continue, at the option of
the purchaser, until the death of 'one Dame Parliament:
the stuff is warranted as sound as any in the ward of Far-
ringdon, and, if required. a sufficient quantity of Wood
can be had, for the dressing of it, on application to either
of the High Sheriffs."---Fortunately Mr. Moses Legg
happened to pus by at an early hour the next morning,
and ordered the audacious pasquinade to be removed, in-
asmuch as, in his opinion, " the ticketing was resorted to
in orderto get off bad goods."
The Bolivar, Heinen, of this port, arrived here on
Saturday, from Miramiehi, after a very rough passage of
46 days : spoke, Nov. 28, in lat. 49, long. 11, the ship
Henry Wellesley, Alexander, from Cork for Tobago,
with troops. who suplied her with bread.—D in kt.
49, 51, long. 9, seeing a vessel with a signal of distress
flying, bore down to her, and found her to be the ship
Burdon, of London, Garbutt master, from Quebec for
London, having been water-logged for three days, her
stern washed out, and her cargo washing oat, and the
vessel expected every minute to turn over. The whok
of the crew got on board the Bolivar,and landed has.
Same day spoke the Brothers, of and from Halifax for
Liverpool, which had on board the crew of the Three
Sisters, of Liverpool, which veld was abandoned on her
voyage from Rio de Janeiro.—Plyntouth Journal.

ARRIVALS.
The Duke of Wellington from the seat of the Duke of Bucking
ham, at Stowe ;the blarchioness of
from at St.
Palace, from Althorpe ; Earl of Eldon Encombe ; the blarqui
and Marchioness of Londooderry at Holdernesse House, in Park
lane ; Earl and Countess of Fey
in Bruton-street Berkeley
square, front Chartley Castle, its Leicestershire • the 'Duchess •
Canniouro, in Hanover-square, from West Cliff Lodge, Brighton
the Dowager Viscountess Hawuden in the Regent's Park ; th
Duke of Bedford, in Belgrave-square, fronfWoburn Abbey; Lot.
Althorp, at his residence at the Albany, from Northamptonshire
Lord and Lady Holland and the Hon. Miss Fox,
at Holland House
from Brighton; Mr. Drake Jervis, in Brook-street, from Florence -
Major Dudley, in Albemarle-street, from Naples ; Captain and
Mrs. BurreU, in Piccadilly, from Paris ; Lieutenant-Colonel and
Mrs. Stratton, in Grosvenor-place, from Scarborough; Countess
Nelson, in Portman-square, from the Earl's seat, near Canterbury .
Mr. and Mrs. Addiscombe, in Grosvenor-street, from Paris ; th'
Marchioness of Bristol, and the Ladies Henry. in St. James's'
square ; Mrs. Elliot, in Grosvenor-street ; the Bishop of Ely an;
Mrs. Spark' and family, at their house in Dover-sueet Sit
James'
James'
from th'"
Palace, Ely, Cambridgeshire; Hon. Capt. Spencer, in
place, from Northamptonshire; Mr. and Mrs. C. Brownlow,
their house, Wilton-terrace, from a visit to the Earl of Darnley"
seat, Cobham Hall, Kent ; Captain and Mrs. Franklinmo,
ns'sl3 in Dove 'a
street, from Brighton ; Edward Hartopp, Esq. at Sym
St. James-street, from Oxford ;J. W. Carleton, Eaq. r 0,
s'
from Cheshire ; F. J. Watt, Esq. at Fladong'a Hotel, Oxfot.t.stree ts
from Cambridge.
CHANGES.
Viscount Templetowt., at Col. Howard's, Levin's Hall, Milo-
dsorpe, Westmoreland, from Ireland ; Mr. and Mrs. Peploe, from
Cheltenham, for Garnstone Hall, near Hereford ; Major and Mrs.
Randall, from Ivy Lodge in the Isle of Wight, for Brighton • Mr.
and Mrs. Ridley, from iognor Rocks, for Brighton ; Mrs. Curtis
Hayward, for Gloucester ; Mr. and Mrs. George Byng, from Sc.
James's-square, for their seat, Wrotham Park ; Capt. and Mrs.
Norris. from Brook.street for Barth; Lord and Lady Mutiny,
from the Burlington Hotel, from Cheltenham • J. B. Hall, Esq.
from Symmons'a Hotel, fur Oxford ; H. Joinatorte, Esq. from
ditto, for Ireland; G. Deane, Esq. and Son, from Crawky's
Hotel, Albemarle-street, for Dublin; Lady Church, from ditto,
for Paris.

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The Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLAND, accompa-
nied by Prince GEORGE, came to town yesterday morn-
ing from their residence at Kew. Their Royal High-
nesses remained at their residence in the King's Palacere-
,
St. James's, till six o'clock, when they left on their
turn to Kew.
Prince LaoPOLD has been entertaining a party of No-
blemen and Gentlemen on a shooting excursion during
the week, at his residence at Claremont.
The Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER left town at
four o'clock on Thursday afternoon, on a visit to the Earl
and Countess of VERULAM, at their seat, near St. Al-
ban's, Herts.
The Earl of ABERDEEN left town about eleven o'clock
on Thursday morning, for the Royal Lodge in Windsor
Park, where his Lordship had an audience of his MA-
J ESTY. The Noble Earl returned to town aboGToN.
ut six
o'clock in the evening. The Duke of WELLIN
who had arrived at Apeley House, Piccadilly, fm a visit
to the Duke of BucK it: G u sm, at his from Stowe
Park, Buckinghamshire, early in the evenng
l. visited His
the Noble Earl at Argyll House, after his ariiva
Grace and his Lordship bad also a conference yesterday

morning.
Viscount BERESFORD, Mr. ADDINGTON (the newly-
appointed Minister to the Court of Spa Kerry,) bad
in,) and Mr.
MAURICE FITZGERALD (the Knight of
interviews with the Duke of WELLINGTON yesterday, at

the Treasury.
The Lord Chamberlain and Viscount MELviLta
transacted business yesterday at the Treasury, with the
CH A!CCELLOR of the ExCIIEQUZit.
Mr. STUART, the Chairman of the Commissioners of
Customs, and Mr. Holm, the Comptroller for Foreign
Business, inwards and outwards, in the same department,
transacted business with Mrs VESEY FITZGERALD yes-
terday, at the office of the Board of Trade.
The French Ambassador had an interview yesterday
with the Earl of Aar RDEEN at the Foreign Office.
Mr. VESEY FITZGERALD arrived in town on Thurs-
day evening, from a visit to the Marquis of HERTFORD,
at Sodbury, near Woodbridge.
One of the first measures on the Meeting of Parlia-
ment will be the appointment of a Committee to iuvesti
gate the whole of the Indian Question, as connected with
the removal of the Company's Charter.
An agent from the West India Islands complains of
tho impatience and irascibility of the Duk
the room."
e of Wv.t.-
LINGTO?I, who, he says, " bowed him out of
Mr. Huss issorr is said to have remarked that the afore-
said agent ought to congratulate himself as particularly
favoured in not having been kicked out. "It show '
s,
'stud the Right Hon. Gentleman, " that his Highness is
more polite to strangers than he is to his friends:
Morning Herald.
The Bishop of WINCHDSTER has published his recent
charge to his clergy, bat in which he has omitted c
ent
of the address in which his Lordship apologised, or
rather accounted, for his vote on the Catholic Question.
MARRIAGE IN HIGH Ltrz.--On Monday the 7th
inst. by the Rev. Robert *Ghee, in St. Patrick's C -
thedral, by special license, the Hon. Robert King, ?CP.
for the County Roscommon, eldest son of Lord Viscose
Lorton, to Miss Ann Gore Booth, sister of Sir Robe
Gore Booth, Bart. of Lisadell, County Sligo.
The meeting of the Privy Council in Dublin yeStstill.,l
was to remove the attainder of High Treason against ow
family of ARTHUR O'CONNOR.
Dum..--A meeting took place Tuesday morsiall.W
Sir Compton Domville's demesne, Santry, near Doh"
between Michael Imike, Esq. of Rathkeale, c,ounty
Limerick, and Doctor M'Carthy, of Gardiner treet. Ihs
former attended by T. Tennison, Esq. the latter by
_SIT
geon Butler. On the word being given the peel
when, we regret to say, Doctor M'Carthy
wounded, Mr. L's bullet having passed through the 'Tr
par Dvboth thighstatt.---We. understand that there has been,m dw
Hall of the Four Courts, " a blow up," between a cal,
brated Barrister, who recently addressed the Electors l,
Waterford (his chains having been previously Whet
and one of the " esteemed friends" he all
with to in'
address, who had carried on a correspondence s
ders
as agent to Lord George Beresford.---Saun'
Letter.