Star.
London, England, 1829-12-08 00:00:00

CHANGES.

The Doke of Devonshire. at Devonshire House, from Brighton -
the Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury, from Arlington-street, to
Hatfield ; Earl and Countess Spencer, from St. James's-place, to
their seat, Althorpe, Northamptonshire ; the How. Colonel Lysol).
M.T. at his seat, Spring Hill. Worcester, from a tour • Colonel
Leigh, In Piccadilly, from Belvoir Castle ; Mr. William davendish.
jun. from Belgrave-square, for Holkar Hall in Lancoldre; Baron
Baru, in Waterloo-place, from Paris; Lieutenart-Colonel Felix
Forbes. In Pall-mall, from; Jamaica ; Major and Mrs. Douglas for
Bath ; Captain O'Kelly, in the Regent-street, from Malta ; Capt.
Owen, R.N. in Mount-street, from the Mediterranean; Captain
Ricketu, in Albemarle-street. from Pub; Mr. and Mrs.Trafford,
in Piccadilly. from Brighton ; Lieut.-Colonel Harvey, in Picca-
dilly, from Paris ; Capt. Knox, In St. Janses's-place, from Dublin;
Owen Williams, Esq. M.P. at his house in Berkeley-spare, from
his seat, Temple House. Great Marlow, Bucks; P. E. Turnbull,
Eaq. at his house In Baker-ssreet, from Paris; Captain and Mrs.
Newbery, in Alanchester-square, from the Continent • Capt. W.
Stilwell. in Pali-mall, from Paris ; the Hon. Capt. Continent;
for
Althorpe, Northamptonshire; Mr. and Mrs. C. &awoke, on a
visit to the Earl of Nutley, at his seat. Cobham Hall, Kent ; Sir
Lawrence and Lady Palk, from Bruton street, Berkeley-square,
for their seat in Devonshire ; Captain Forbes, from Hanover-
square, for Brighton; the Marquis of Tweedak, from Warren's
Hotel, Regent-street, for his seat in Scotland; Mrs. and the Misses
Tibbet. from ditto' for the Marquis of Cornwallis's seat in Kent ;
Mr.. and Miss Desborough, from ditto, for their seat In Hunting-
donshire; Sir Alexander Muir Mackenzie, But. Mrs. and the
Misses Mackenzie, from ditto, for their seat in Scotland; Lady
Church, from Crawley's Hotel, Albentark.street, to Sudbury;
Mr. and Mrs. Grey, from the Pulteney Hotel, Albemarle-street,
for Berks ' • H. Gilbert, Esq. from ditto, on a tour ; the Naha:lon.
Stratford Canning, M.P. Mrs. Canning, and family, at Thomas's
Hotel, Berkeley-square, from Somerbill, Tunbridge; the Rev.
C. D. Willaume, Mrs. Willaume, and family, at ditto, from Ham-
shire ; Lord lilford, at ditto, from Lilford Hall, Northampton-
shire ; Mr. and Airs. James Kimpson, at Batt,' Hotel, Dover-street,
from Yorkshire; Capt. Carrow, at ditto, for Paris; the Duke de
Dlontebello, from ditto, for Paris; Mrs. Stewart Hall, from ditto,
to Southampton; Walter Ogilvey. Esq. from ditto, for Edinburgh ;
Mr. and Mrs. Overton, from ditto, for their seat near York.

The lion. N. DUNCOMIRE, M.P. and G. S. Fol.-
JAMBE, Ei q. have been appointed Stewards for Donau-

ter Races next year.
The late Sir RICIIARD BEDING FIELD, of Oxburgh
Hall, Norfolk, whose sudden dissolution occurred last
week, at the Castle Inn, Windsor, professed the Roman
Catholic Religion, and the worthy Baronet's numerous
tenantry belonged to the same persuasion, and at-
tended mass in an edifice constructed on Sir RICH.-
A RD'S estate for their especial accommodation. Sir
RICHARD was milted, in the year 1795, to the Hon.
CHARLOTTE GEORG LANA JERNING HA 11,. sister of the
present Lord STAFFORD, of Cossey, by whom he had
WOO FRANCES CHARLOTTE, born 1796, married 1815;
WI LLIA M FRANCIS HENRY, present Baron PETZE.
Her Ladyship survived her marriage seven years, and
died in 1822, leaving a son and heir, born in 1817, and
other children—MATlLDA MARY, born 1797, married
1820 STAN LEY CAREY, Esq. of Fullaton, County of
Devon ; HENRY Rlcll A RD, born 1800 (the present
Baronet.) The late Baronet resided many years on the
Continent ; and during his absence from this country the
ancient family seat of Oxburgh was inhabited by the
Earl of BLESSINGTON as a country residence.
Meetings for the repeal of the Malt and Beer Duties.
will shortly be holden at Lewes, Arundel, and at
Chichester. In Lincolnshire many district assemblies
have taken place, in addition to which the Sheriff has
been called on to assemble the county, but which our
readers are aware he has refused to do.
We have received Quebec Papers to the Ist ult.—The
boundary lines throughout the first seven ranges a
Stoneham, have been latterly verified, and it is said, that
within the last two months, 22 or 23 families have taken
location certificates there, and are actually engaged
in
making clearances.
It is determined to hold a Corn Market at Bosley on
the alternate Mondays with the Fareham Market.
Two or three families residing at Shaftesbury intend
shortly to depart from that town for America. One poor
family left that place a few weeks ago, for the new set-
dement on Swan River.
FORFEITED TITLE.—Mr. LINDSAY CARNEGIE, of
Spynie and Boysack, Perthshire, is immediately to moo-
' ver, by the KING's grace, the forfeited tide of lard
SPYNIE, which has been attainted since the year 1715,
through the rebellion of his ancestors.