Star.
London, England, 1829-11-05 00:00:00

CHANGES.

The Dowager Duchess of Manchester, yesterday, at her house
in Berkeley-square, from Ramsgate; the Marquis of Anglesey,
Slim Beau Desert. in Staffordshire, on a visit to Mt. Coke. M.P.
at Hoikham. in Norfolk ; the Dowager lilerchioness of London-
derry. front her seat, Bolderwund Lodge, Hants, for Christchurch ;
the Earl of Rivers, front the Grand Tour of Europe, on Tuesday,
in Piccadilly ; the Earl of Oxford, in Berkeley-square, yesterday.
from Nottinghamshire ; Lord William Russell, tor Corfu. from
Malta ; Lord Lilford, at his .eat, Liiford Hall, Northamptorishite,
front a tour; Sir Thomas and Lady Farquhar, at Lord Dacre's
seat. the Hoo, Herta, from the Marquis of Hertford's seat, Sud-
burn. Stffolk ; the lion. Colonel sod Lady Eleanor Lowther, ter
the F.arl of Lonsdale's seat. Cottesmere. Rutlandshire; Captain
51ontresor, in Albemarle-street, from Gibraltar ; Major and Mrs.
Waugh for Bath ; Major and Mrs. Nicholson for Brighten; the
Hon. Col. Windsor Mr Suffolk ; Mrs. Baugh in Devonshire-place ;
the Rev. Robert Walpole in Gloucester-place ; Major and Mrs.
Chauncey for Rochester ; Mr. Peter 51.Evny in Cumberland-
place; Captain arid 51rs. Gwatkin for Bath; Captain Commereli,
from Plymouth. for the Isle of Guernsey ; 31ajor Montague. in
Piccadilly, front Paris; Colonel Walter Sneyd, for Keck Hail,
Newcastle, trom a tour; ;Major Yorke for the Rot Cliff, Brighton;
Major Snow, for Canterbury ; Lieut.-Colonel Elliot, for Queen-
square, Bath ; Colonel Burrell. in P.ll- Mall, from Malta ; Sir
}rands Burdett, Bart. in St. James's-place from Brighton ; Capt.
and 51rs. Hornby, in Brook-street. from Paris; Captain and Mrs.
Mookhouse. from Patk-sorter, for Bath; Captain Crompton for
Brighton; Sir Wm. and Ltdy Chatterton, from Seymour-place,
to Lord Gambier's, near Windsor; Lady Mildmay, at her *mat,
Doginerstifekl Park. Hants. from a tour ; Capt. and Mrs. Ludlow,
in Regent-street, from a tour; Capt. Patterson. from Park.ltne,
for Paris; the Earl of Ashhurnham. at Greillon's 1-low!, Albe-
marle-street, front his vat in :4ussex ; Sir John, Lady, and the
Misses Nlordaunt, at the London Hotel, Albemarle-street, from
their pat in Worcestershire ; Henry Fellowes, E.q. from ditto.
for his seat in Hants; William Temkin% Esq. from ditto. fur Ox
ford ; Captain and Mrs. Wyndham. from the St. George's Hotel,
Albemarle-street, for their *eat. near Guildford ; Mr. and Mrs.
Pritchard, front the British Hotel, Jermyn-street, for their seat
in Oxfordshire; Captain Patterson, from ditto for Brussels; Sir
James and Lady Jelf, Major-General Shaw, J Andrews. Esq.
Mr. and Mrs. Forster. and J. °Croft, Esq. at the Regency Hotel,
Quadrant, Regent-street; E. Tupper, El. Mr. Cooper, anal C.
Miller, Esq. from ditto ; Charles Barnet, Esq. I%lro. Barnet, and
family, at .Bryant's Hotel (late Warne's) Conduit street, from
their house, Stratton Park, Bedfordshire.

His MAJESTY'S Palace at Brighton has, within the
last few days, been preparing for his reception. Uphol-
sterers have been employed in uncovering and preparing
the furniture. Fires have been constantly kept, during
the last two or three weeks, in the different moms.

Though no direct intimation to such an effect has been
received at the Pavilion, yet we have much pleasure in
stating, from our own sources of information, that it is
decidedly his Ms.,EsTy's intention again to honour this
place with his presence in the course of the present, or
during the week ensuing.—Brighton Guardian.
Dispatches were brought on Tuesday night, by a Mes-
senger who came from Ancona, from Sir FREDERICK
ADAM, the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian
Islands, for the Colonial Office; from Sir PuLTENEY
MALCOLM, in the Mediterranean, for the Admiralty ;
and from Lord Stu AUT DE RoTtisAY, at Paris, for the
Foreign Office.
Dispatches, dated August 14th, were received yester-
day at the Foreign Office, from Colonel CAMERON, our
Charg6 d'Affaires to the Government of Colombia. When
these dispatches were sent off, there was every prospect
that peace would be speedily concluded between Colom-
bia and Peru. It was stated that Guayaquil was to be
restored to the Peruvians. General SANTANDER, the
Ex-Vice-President of Colombia, had obtained a passport,
permitting him to leave that country. Dispatches ar-
rived also yesterday at the Colonial Office, f;•ont Sir Fein.
ADAM, dated Corfu, the 23d of October.
The Russian and French Ambassadors, and Count
MAETREWITZ, had a conference, which lasted nearly
two hours, with the Earl of ABERDEEN, at the Foreign
Office, yesterday afternoon.
The American Minister had a long interview, yester-
day afternoon, with Mr.VEsLy Furzt; r.a.u.n, at the
Office of the Board of Trade.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of KENT and the
Princess VICTORIA left Broodstairs yesterday morning,
attended by Lady Catherine Jenkinson, Baroness Dehzen,
and Sir John Conroy, for Kensington Palace. Her Royal
Highness, we understand, on the way, is to visit, with
the Princess, at the seats of the Earl of DARNLEY and
the Earl of LIVERPOOL. _ _ _

Saturday evening their Graces the Duke and Duchess
of Northumberland entertained the following distin-

guished persons at dinner, at the Vice-Regal Lodge,
Phoenix Park :—The Primate and Lady Anne Beresford,
the Lord Chancellor, the Archbishop of Dublin, lard
Talbot, lard Francis Leveson Gower, Lady Charlotte
Greville, Lord Plunket, Lord Strangford, lard George
Beresford, Bishop of Meath, Bishop of Kilmore, Bishop
of Ferns, Bishop of Raphoe ; Bishop of Cloyne, Bishop
of Killaloe; Master of the Rolls, Colonel Freeinantle,
Hon. Mr. and Mrs. B Percy, Dr. Radcliffe, Mr. Villiers,
Mr. Henry Greville, Mr. Hume, Mr. Gregory.
His Highness the Duke de BORDEAUX arrived at
Fontainbleau, and at nine o'clock at night his name was
entered as a common traveller in an humble inn, at the
very time that the Commissary of Police, accompanied
by one from Paris, and an agent of police, but not
gendarmes, visited the house. They demanded a pass-
port of his Highness. He was unable to present one,
and had only a card of his former route, without seal,
without visa, and not even stating that he had been on
his way to Fontaiablean. His Highness said that he
was a lieutenant-General in the army, and expressed a
wish to be taken before Baron DAMAS, in order that he
might be identified. His Highness was accordingly ac-
companied by the police officers to the Baron's residence,
which was but a few steps from the inn ; and Baron
DAMAS, upon seeing the Royal Duke, instantly pro-
claimed all the styles and titles of the prisoner, which he
himself had before declined to communicate to the Com-
missary or his assistants.
RETIREMENT OF THE GRAND DUKE CONT.% NTINE.
—The Correspondent of Hamburgh states that the re-
port is spread at Mayence that a foreign Prince is about
to purchase a large estate in the Rheinish provinces, and
establish there his future residence. It is added, that
the climate of the Northern countries which he has in-
habited until now is little favourable to the delicate health
of his wife, and that this consideration has induced the
Prince to renounce the active functions he has hitherto exer-
cised as Viceroy of Poland, in order that he may enjoy
all the sweetness of a private life in the bosom of his
family.
The death of General DEN TZ EL, who succeeded Ge-
neral CHURCH in the command of the Greek army, has
caused much lamentation.—(Letter from Navarin, of the
Bth of October, in the Courrier Francais.
An extraordinary instance of good fortune has at-
tended a man who keeps a petty broker's shop in an ob-
scure situation in Mary-la-bonne. A short time since,
furniture,