Star.
London, England, 1828-11-15 00:00:00

, from Paris.
CHANGES.

Lord Lilford, at his seajin/41Ortitanptonshire, from Busey Hall,
Lancashire; Charles desVoeux, EA. from Harley-street, for Has-
tings; Lord Grenville, at bis seat, Dropmore, Bucks, front a tour.

IRISH REPRESENTATIVE PEERAGE..—State of the gross
poll at three o'clock on Tuesday—For Lord DUNA LLY, 21—Lord
CASTLIIMAINE. 4.—Majority against Lord Casnamalus, 17.
His Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE is COlll
pleat), restored to health. His Royal Highness was out fur many
hours on Wednesday, and paid a morning visit to the Earl and
Countess of CA SSILLIS, at their seat near Isleworth.
His Excellency the Marquis of ANGLESEY arrived at
Dublin Castle on Tuesday, at two o'clock, accompanied by Lords
Gaoling and Acraan Pacer. His Excellency examined the various
apartments previously to his coming to town. Lord War. Patine
left town on Saturday for Holyhead, and returned on Monday,
with the Ladies AGNES and GEORGINA Nom

We are happy to state that the daughter of an excel.
lent and highly.esteemed Nobleman, whose distressing case of
mental delusion (which occurred shortly after her marriage) was
noticed in this paper, irgradually recovering ; she has left Brighton
some time, and has been since residing with her father in another
part of this county.—Brighlon Gaunt.
ARGYLL ROOMS. PETIT LAZARY OF MESSRS.
11srrar.—'lbe performances at this elegant little Theatre still
continue to increase in attraction. A change In the subject, but
not in the nature of the entertainment, takes places every week,
and the pleasing and constantly varying treat, thus produced,
never fails to give the highest gratification to the elegant and
crowded audience.
The departure of the new Governor of Jamaica is
said to have been some time elayed by his appointment not baying
received the Sign 31anuaL
The members of the Corporation are grievously dis-
appointed at the determination of the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs to
give a ball instead of a dinner at Guildhall on Wednesday next.—
There has been a great deal of murmuring; and some go so far as
to say that the disappointment will ruin the reputation which his
Lordship has already acquired. Tickets are issued to about FAO°.
So dense was the fug on Tuesday night in the neigh-
bourhood of !hackney and Clapton, that many carriages
lost their way, and some were obliged to give up any
prospect of returning to town.
Yesterday afternoon the body of a young woman was
taken out of the Regent's Canal, and conveyed to the
Crown public-house, Portland Town, to await the re-
sult of a Coroner's !wiriest. The corpse of the unfor-
tunate creature was greatly disfigured, in consequence
_of a whine ribbon having been drawn tightly round her
neck, and sufficient to have caused strangulation.
Frac —Yesterday morning, between tie hours of two
arid three o'clock, a destructive fire broke out upon the
premises of MeWs. Howard:, print and booksellers, of
Clarendon-street, Oxford-street. The *fire was disco-
vered by the watchman, who, on the breaking out of
the flames at the cellar window, immediately alarmed
the inmates, who escaped without injury, and succeeded
in saving a great part of the furnieure, but nearly the
whole of the stock was consumed. The fire raged for
upwards of an.hour, and, notwithstanding the exertions
or the fi emen, the whole of the premises were reduced
to ashes.
EXETait.—Monday evening, as Thomas Stafford,
Esq. was on his return to the .hotel, from dining with
his friend Captain Bood, R.N. he on a sudden expressed
that he felt rather ill, and had no sooner made the re-
mark than he fell down and expired. It is supposed his
death was occasioned by some sudden affection of the
heart. air. Stafford was formerly a merchant at Oporto,
and has resided for some time in this city, where he was
much respected by a large acquaintance.