Star.
London, England, 1829-07-13 00:00:00

ARRIVALS.

Miss Hauerston, at Sesife's Hotel, Brook-street ; Henry Gore
Booth, Esq. at dkto.
DEPARTURES.

Viscount and Viscountess Dowse, for their seat. Cowlick Hall,
Yorkshire • Mr. and Mrs. Fillingham, and family, from Scaifes
Hotel, Brook-street, for Itainegate ; the Dean of Canterbury, and
Lady Harriott Bagot, and family, from ditto, for Oxford ; Lady
Mary Hussey, from ditto, for Hillingdon; ady Katherine Wal.
pole, from ditto; Mr. and Mrs. Bradford, from ditto; Lord and
Lady Dungarron, from ditto, for the seat of the Kai of Cork and
Dowry, Frome, Somersetshine; Mr. and Mrs. Ds is Torre, for
Petersham, Surrey.

GLASGOW, JULY 11.

Dyes Mt Cnrorrars..--His Royal 'Highness the Duke de Char.
tree, his Secretary Mons. Boismilon. and General Baudrand, ar-
rived in Glasgow on Tuesday night from Hamilton, where they
bad been to see the Duke's magnificent Palace. Yesterday morn-
ing, the Lord Provost, Baillie Gray, and Mr. Cleland waited on his
Royal Highness, and afterwards accompanied the distinguished
strangers to several of the manufactories. His Royal Highness ex-
pressed great satisfaction at seeing Messrs. Henry Monteith and
Ces Bandana and discharging works at Barrowfield. Mr. Rodger,
the scientific manager, gave a minute description of the various pro.
ceases. The party then visited Meurs. Claud Cirdwood and Co.'s
extensive Steam Engine Manufactory—Messrs. Corbet's Power
Loom Mills, and the beautiful steam engine just erected in Messrs.
John Somervilk's and Son's mill, by Messrs. Girdwood and Coin.
pang. In viewing Bridewell, the party were very much taken with
the Dandy Looms, and expressed their high approbation of the
manner in which the establishment is conducted by Mr.
Thursday his Royal Highness visited the College, the Hunterlan
Museum, and the Botanic Garden. At the Broonsielaw the party
were received on board the Erin and William Huskisson, steam-
packets by their respective Captains. The party afterwards viewed
the Royal Exchange Coffee Room, Royal Bank Buildings, and
Mr. Hall's gas apparatus for singeing muslin. Wherever the ear.
rbges stopt a number of people assembled, anxious to see the Duke.
The Lord Provost, Bailie Gray, and Mr. Cleland had the honour
of dining with his Royal Highness in the evening. The Duke left
Glasgow Friday morning on an excursion through the Highlands.

The Duke of WELLINGTON left town yesterday
meriting for %loser Coda, Kent.
' The Marquis Doußo left town yesterday, for the seat
of his fattier, at fikrathlieldsay, Hants, to join the Duchess of
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The Earl of ABERDEEN visited the Duke of WEL-
L:sates on Saturday.
Sir R. R.VYVYAN,Bart. and E.W.W. PEN DA RV ES,
Rs+ are now in Cornwall—The Hon. Baronet arrived at his seat
at Trelowarren, last week; Air. Pena ayes reached his seat on
Thursday.
THOMAS SHELTON, Esq. who has for so many years
filled the offices of Clerk of the Arraigns at the Old Bailey Ses-
sions House. and Coroner for the City of London, departed this
life on Friday night, about nine o'clock, having been confined to
his bed since Wednesday evening last. Previously to that he bad
been for some time indisposed, but persevered in keeping up,
and attending to his arduous duties. The immediate cause of his
death was a stoppage in the bowels. He was is his 75th year, and
had filled the office at the Sessions-house' far nearly, if not quite,
half a century.
Friday evening, her Royal Highness the Duchess of
Ctraincu and his Royal Highness the Duke of Susan honoured
the performances as the English Opera. Theirßoyal Highnesses were
accompanied by distinguished parties. The new fdelo•Drants, the
Sister od'Oktrity, kinan's Cbsi Fan Tusk, and the Operetta of the
Quartetis, gave general satisfaction to a very profitable House for
the Proprietor.
Captain Jolla' WA Ram./ the uncle of Sir AuGUSTUS
Watts= one 0( the candidates (or the representation of the city of
Cork, commanded our present Premier, when Lieutenant in a re.
g bust of horse. He was erne years back received by his Grace
with the greatest Manse and cordiality, at Apsky House.