Star.
London, England, 1827-07-23 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVAL&
' The Marquis of Camden, in Arlington-street, from the Wilder-
ness Park, in Kent ; Rev. Henry Remade', in Hanover-square,
from Yorkshire; Major Carleton, in Brook-street, from the lonian
Islands; Captain Thomas Wailer, in Brunswick-square, from
Fevershain ; Captain Charles Forbes, of the 17th Laneerr, in Fitz-
roy-square, from Hounslow; Captain Cleveland, of the 22d Regi.
ment, in Albemarle-street, from Paris ; Captain Vander Heydeo, in
Piccadilly, from Florence; Colonel Kennedy, Mrs. Willoughby and
Family, and Mrs. APClood and Family, at Marshal Thompson's
Hotel, Cavendish-square, from India.

DEPARTURES.
The Earl and Countess of Wemys and Charteris,and the Ladies
Charteris, from Stratford-place, for their seat in Scotland; the
Marquis of Ailesbury and the adies BrudeneH Bruce, for Totten.
ham Park, In Wiltshire; the Rail of Cardigan and the Ladies Bra-
denell, and Lord Brudenell, for Dean Park; in Northamptonshire;
Lord Stafford and the two Hon. Misses Jrrningbam, from Port-
man-square, for their seat in Norfolk; Captain O'Nicii, from
Grosvenor-place, for Calais; Lady Stoughton and Miss Bethia
Stoughton from Portmanaquare, for Warwickshire • Lady and
Miss Carr:pbell, for Albion•place' Ramsgate; the 'Doke and
Duchess of Montrose, and the Ladles Graham, front Grosvenor-
square, for Buchanan, in Scotland; Captain Samuel Shore, for
Meresbrook, near Shaeld; the Earl of Wiltshire, for Brighton;
Colonel Browne, from Stevenes Hotel, for Malta; Sir William
Boroughs, Bart. from Berkeley square, on a tour; Lord Aukland,
for Kent; Colonel Pendarvis, M.P. for Peadareis, in Cornwall,

CHANGES.
Major Scott, of the 13ta Lancers, from Paris, to Hampton Court ;
Major Edridge, from Lisbon, to •Soatboreugh ; Major Ellis, front
Dublin, to Portarliogton; aptain Rowley, from Maidstone, for
Ramsgate.

We are sorry to announce the death of Sr HARDING!
Girrotto, Chief Justice of Ceylon, which event took
place on the 50th of April, on board the Lady Kenna-
way Indiaman, as he was returning to Europe on leave
of absence.

The Duchess of GLOUCESTER left her residence in
Bagshot Park OD Friday morning, for the seat di the Princess
Aostrera, at FrOgmore. on a visit to her Royal sister, the Queen
of Wirarrusroa, with whom it is expected the Duchess
re-
main a few days.
The Duchess of Kiwr, the Princess Vicrosis and
Fascia; together with the whole of the household of the Royal
Duchess, attended Divine Service yesterday, at the Private Chapel
in the King's Palace at Kensington. The service was perfumed
by the Chaplain of her Royal Highness.
Prince LEOPOLD attended Divine Service yesterday
at St. Philip's Chapel, Regent-street.
The Duchess of KENT, Prince Ltoroto, 'the Prince
of LalleiltillN' and the Princess Farmose. honoured the Italian
Opera Housewith their presence on Saturday evening.
The Marquis of Lammers lett town oat Friday
evening, for his seat at Richmond.
The Duke of Gi.oucsirras continues at Chelaoham,
and regularly takes the Spa waters, which have already greatly
improved his health. His Royal Highness rode out with his Aid-
de-camp, on Tuesday last, to visit the new Pitville Pump-room,
and the extensive alterations and improvements going on in its
neighbourhood, with all of which he expressed himself highly gra.
tilled. • After his return, his Royal Highness entertained a select
party at Willoughby-house.
His MAJESTY'S private library, one of the most useful
lo the kingdom, remains deposited in the beam in Pall-mall lately
accupied by Si; WALT= SWUM% until the rooms in the New
Palace are ready for its reception:
The Earl of LONSDALZ and his family are returns!
tom the Continent. His Lordship will shortly leave town for Low.
tier Castle, where, as usual, he will give a grand entertaioment
the Judges and the leading men at the Bar who attend the Northam
Circuit.
The Earl FITJWILLIAM and Lord MILTON, with
their respective suites, are arrived at Wentworth House, Yorkshire.
Mr. CANNING has recently added several spacious
Sedknee-rooms, Ste. to his house at Brighton, which is situated at
She top of the Marine Parade, in one of the pleasantest parts of
'the town. It is not expected that the Right Honourable Gentle-
man will pass much of his time here during the Parliamentary
recess, the Duke of DiVONSliiti having offered him the use of his
I seat at Chiswick for the summer months; but the arrangements
ens not known with certainty at present.
The Lords of the King's Most Hon. Privy Council
hod a Meeting at the Council Dace on Saturday morning, to hear
an appeal from the decision of the Court of Bengal, in the But
Indies. The Lords present were the Master of the Rolls, the
Moo. Huou ELIO; &C. Their Lordships met shortly before eleven
oleloek, when Mr. Sergeant Seratau was beard by their Lordships
fee upwards of two hours and a half in opposition to the prayer of
as appalls, the cue of " Biswas e. Biswas" (involving property
to the anima of nearly half a million), in answer to the argassestai
of the apants, whose Counsel has been beard by their Lordships
at a previous meeting. The appellants in this cue are the sons td
the deceased, who claim the property en the ground of having been
admitted by their father into partnership with hint. The eau has
been decided against them three times in the East India Courts,
and in favour of dick opponents, who are the brothers of the dew
ceased, and who' in support of their claim, have produced a will,
bequeathing the bulk of the immense wealth to them, and also to a
grandson of the deceased. After the case had been closed on be-
half of the respondents, Counsel were ordered to withdraw, while
their Lordship. came to a decision whether or not to hear the reply
of the appellants to the arguments advanced by Mr. Sergeant
Spasms? The Counsel for the appellants were ultimately per.
mined to address their Lordships. Mr. Aiwa was then heard at
considerable length, on behalf of the appellants, after which the
meeting broke up.
Thursday, the Scarborough Cliff Iron Bridge was
opened to the public by a grand procession, in which the Archbishop
of lroaz and Lady Ave Veurat joined, and were received by the
Gentlemen of the Guard of Honour uncovered, the band playing
Gel sive the ring. After the return of the procession, the York
Mail, drawn by four horses, tried its strength most effectually, by
passing along the bridge, and returning at full speed, amidst the
deafening plaudits of astonished and thousands or spectators.
THE GUELPHS AND GHIuKLLINES.—It WAS about the
middle of the twelfth century that these two names resounded as a
.war-cry at the battle of Reinsberg, in Germany. Henry Welfe
Rote united to the Duchy of Tuscany and to the other possessions
of the house of Este in Lombardy, the Duchies of Saxony and Ba
vans. He entered into intrigues to obtain the imperial crown ; but
Coorad, Duke of Franconia, his competitor, was preferred to him.
Henry Welfe Este refused to acknowledge his authority, and was
despoiled of his German possessions. After his death, which hap-
pened in 1120, his brother Welfe V I. made war upon Conrad, to re-
cover his rights in Bavaria. The Imperialists were comm,sodeAl by
Frederic, the Emperor's nephew, who had been educated at Weill/in
its—their war-cry was Irsisletiagen, that of the Bavarians was Welfr.
The use of these words pamied front Germany Into Italy; and, be-
ing metamorphosed into Ghibellines and Guelphs, designated, yp to
the 15th century the former, that party which upheld the Fan-
peened pretensions ; the latter, the party mhich opposed them.—
London Weekly Review.