Star.
London, England, 1828-01-28 00:00:00

THE ROYAL HUNT.-

Friday his Majesty's Stag Hounds threw off at Slough, where a
6ne Stag was turned out; he inanacdiatety took to the enclosures
and ran to Upton, turned to the left of Sabha!, crossed to Burn-
ham Abbey, turned back and again made fur the euClosures, add
ran to Upton Lee,'wbere he wartaketr, After a run •f an hour and
a qua►ter, within.half a mile fount the place where he was turned
out. A numerous field was out, among whom was the Duke of St.
Alban... Lord Maryborough did mot hun.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.
The Ifortof Chesterfield, on Friday last, front Leketter; tie
'Bishop of Bath and Wells and Family, in Langham- place, frem
Bath ; Earl and Countess Cowper, at Lord Melbourne's residence,
Whitehall ; the Earl of Euston, in Grosvenor-place ; the Countess
of Athlone, from Sussex ; the Marquis of Lantdown, yesterdays
front Richmond ; the Hon. James Kennedy, at his father's (the
Earl of Cassius) residence in Privy Gardens ; Captain •George
O'Kelly, in Piccadilly ; Lady.ankbliss Elliot, in Park-street, from
Bath; Captain St. George, in Albemarlo.street, from Gibraltar; :
Mrs. and Miss FAdalle, in Park-street, from Ba•h; Mrs. and Mitt •
Quitnin, in Pall-mall. from Paris ; Mrs. and Miss Jarratt, in Soh& '
Audky-street, from Cornwall; Mrs. and Miss Dakyrnple. in Or.
chard.atreet, from Bath; Mrs. and Nliss Ramsey, in Baker-street,
ftom Shropshire : Mrs. and Miss Aikin, in Ciarges-street, from
Bath; Major Flattener, in Bond-street, from Paris; Mr. and Mrs.
Middleton, in Piccadilly, from Northumberland; Mr. Willful'
Tighe, in St. James's-place, from Waterford; Captain Dampier,M
Piccadilly, from Florence; Mr. Charles Brownlow, M.P. is St.
James's-place, from Ireland ; Cornet Wentworth. of the 17t1ilLasa.
cers, at Stevens's Hotel, front Paris ; Mr. James Fiannagan, at, the
Stratford Hotel, from Paris • Earl of Ferrara, in liarley-street,
from Ashby-dr-la-Zouch ; Mr.i Thomas Aprecce, in Piccadilly;
from Sutton; Colonel Gabriel, in Piccadilly, from Epsom; Lord
Bury, in Piccadilly, front Sussex; Captain Conde, in Upper Ser.
atour street, from the Continent, with dispatches; Mrs. and-Mit*
Vrre, Major Morgan, Colonel Burton, and Miss Lambert, in Pie.
cadilly, front Vienna ; Major Philip Bacon, in Weymouth-street,
from Woodstock; General John Miller, in Dover-street, from
South America; Captain Hugh Campbell, in Is./1-mall, from the
lonian Islands; Captain Archer, of the 21 st.llegintenr, in Pall-mall,
from the West Indies; Mr. John Barnes, in Cavendish-square,
front Southgate; Captain Cnnyngham, of the lilth Lancers, at the
Burlington Hotel, from Norwich; Mrs. and fills, Nicholl, in Bur.
'import street, from Paris ; Mr. and Mrs. Whitehouse, at Batts's
Hotel, 1/over street, from York ; Captain Leech- an.l Captain Rate,
of the t sth Hussars, at ditto, from Canterbury; Colonel Maberly,
from Bermuda ; Mr. S, Ines and Mr. Clark, iron. Ciu• bee ; Mr.
and Mrs. Small, from York, Upper Canada ; and Mr. 091.11 e, from
the West Indies. •
DEPARTURES. •
Sir Felix. Agar, Bart. from Stratford pl.ce, for Brent Ely
near Lav, tobam, in Suffolk ; Captain Bui:.t. y. 2d Life Guards,
for Leicestenbire ; Captain Donaldson, for Bia talked, Dorsetsbire;
Major Graham, of the 12th Lancers, for Norwich ; Hoge,
Hall. for Brock-street,. Bath; Major William Maitland, fur Paris;
Mrs.' and Miss Newnham, for Ba h; Captain Henry Smith, fra
Bah; Mr. Henry Trail, from lireA•street, to jn'n VA. I luot, at
Melton Mowbray; Captain and Mrs. Gower, for Paris; Mrs. and
Miss lilotteuz, for Bath; Major Edwards, for then•p•a, Chathisn;
Mrs. and Miss Seater...for Bath; Major Green, for Nlattchestel
Richard Lenn3s,..Esq. front Batt's Hotel, for Hanover-street; H.
Lane, Esq. from ditto, for Bath; J. Jacobs and 1.1. Humans, Esqt
from ditto, for Cambiidge; W. Rolls F.i•q. from ditto.
:ARRIVALS AT BATH.
Earl and Countess of Morley and Family, Hon. W. Reset, Sir
C. Hawkins, Sir P. Baghott, Sir H. Grant, • Sir C. Rownell, Sir
John and Lady Croft. • Admiral Young and Family, Coaintiseart
General Daniels' Colonel Cholmley, Colonel and Mrs. Jones, Tyna
dale ; Major and Mrs. Imager and Family ; Captains Elton, Justice
Nicholson, Hall, Burrell, Johnson, De Burgh,. Hilli Hovendiaa
Rev. Messrs. Bowles, Miles, Curteis, Taunton, Blennerbassed,
Hutchinson, Watson, Mortimer, Jervis, Bradshaw; Mr. and Mts.
Riberts, Taddy, Knight, Sic.
ARRIVALS AT 'CHELTENHAM.
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Colonel Cooper Gardiner, Colonel Andreas. Archdeacon and
Sm. Probyn, Major and Mrs. Tyler, Major Edwards, Ciptala
Hunter, R.A. Captain Bury, Captain Blake, Lieutenant Miles,
LW. Mr. and Mrs Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Hitnber, Mr. and Mrs
Law; Messrs. IL J. Ironmonger, C. Holland, W. Field, Walther,
York, blasters, Fombelle, Walpole, ice.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Raehait, Coons, from Whist to Liverpool, put into Do.
naghadee on the 24th instant with damage, and must disabuse,
saving struck-on the Reiland Bock.
The Three Sisters, of Scarborough, bound to Gibraltar, pat
back to Jersey on the 254 instant, with loss of sails, bulwarks, and
a part of her cargo thrown overboard, and must discharge.
The Three Friends, Onosts, bound to Terceira, was totally lost,
with the crew, in Dingle Bay, on the 18th Instant.
The Fortunate, PALIRSIITANA, from Gibraltar to Rio Janeiro,
was captured off the latter place, previous to the 21st• November,
by the Congress Buenos Ayres privateer.
• Dui, Jamie"- 28.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the Excellent,
WOOD, and Silvia, Hares, from Demerara. Arrived from Lon.
don the Burlington, JACKSON, for St.. Kitt's ; Julius Cxsar. Sear.
FORD, for Honduras; and Naples packet, \Vault, for Naples. The
outward-bound remain.
FALMOUTH, JANUARY 24.—Arrived the Duke of Kent packet,
L from Lisbon, in four days ; G. Ma'ckintosh, and Nymph, front
Cette. Sailed the Francis Freeling, for St. Michael's; Coquette,
HINDS, and Chance, NICHOLSON, for Lisbon.
' bitumens, J./anise, 25.—Yesterday afternoon his IVlrjesty's
ship Orestes came round from Portsmouth, and proceeded up the
Medway, on her way to Chatham, where she is to be paid off im-
mediately. Orders havejust been received here for his Majesty's
ship Gloucester to be held in readiness for sea at a moment's no-
tice. She is to go to Lisbon, to assist in bringing home the troops.
It is supposed that she will sail in the beginning of next week.
FROM THICHAMPSHIRS TELEGRAPH, PORTSMOUTH,
JANUARY 26. '
The Revenge, 78, Captain Norborne Thompson, and
Melville, 74, Captain Henry Hill, at this port, ate or-
dered to be prepared for service : the former is to take
in her lower deck guns, being intended, it is supposed,to
relieve one cf the line of battleships in the Mediterra-
nean ; the latter is to be fitted to bring troops from
Lisbon. It is supposed that the Ocean and Windsor
Castle, and the hot se transports lying. at Plymouth; have
been likewise ordered to Lisbon, to bring home the troops
from that country.
The Terror bomb, Captain David Hope, will sail to-
mi,r row morning, direst for Malta. She has a quantil
of sil re, coin on board for the public service at that Isle
The Lightning steam vessel, which was intended to
accompany the bombs to the Mediterranean, is now
fitting at Deptford, in a style of the most comfortable
splendour, as
.a Royal yacht; her duties at this pod
Will be performed by the Carron .steam. vessel:
The Seringapatam, 46, and Harpy, 10, at Chatham,
are ordered to be commissioned.
The Niemen and Athol, small class frigates, were
built and launched about seven years since, the former
of Baltic wood, the latter of larch, from the Duke of
Athol's estate, as an experiment. Both ships have
in constant employ since, and the Duke's timber
to be superiorily the best. The Athol is about to
re-commissioned, while the Niemen is so defective, tbi
she is now breaking up in this yard.

The Anniversary Ball of the Ancient and tv, ,
Arch Chapter of Druids, was given in Word, on Thursday; tits
Mayer allowed the use of tke Town Hall on the occasion.
large room was fully crowded. There were nearly lien present,
and the quadrille music was performed by the Oxford band.—
Dancing commenced about nine o'clock, and continued until pearly
eight next morning.
POLITICAL Bow-Mar.—Some one jocularly obser
to the Marquis Wzr.testav, that in his arrangements of the lqi•
nistry, " the Duke had thrown him overboard." " Yes," said tht
Marquis, " but I trust I have strengtb enough left to swim to*
other aide."

About eleven o'clock on Friday night a fire brol
in the house No. 2, Albion Buildings, Aldersgate .
in the following manner : An aged couple, na
Davis, the proprietors of the house, were retiring to
and incautiously placed a candle close to the cur
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of the bed.
.While they were searching a drawer
was close to the bed, the flames communicated wi

bed clothes, and before they could be extinguished,
was discovered that the night dress of the male en'
enveloped in flames. Mr. Davis immediately wrappeJ
an old carpet round his wife,
and after some lapse of
time succeeded in putting cut the flames, but not before
the was most severely
burnt: doting his attempt tc
extinguish the flames his arms and legs were much.
scorched. Mr. Stone, the landlurd of the Gjldsmitl1
Arms, hearing their aka, forced his way into the house,
.and rendered very material assistance. The parish en
gine soon arrived on the spot, and succeeded in puttit;
out the fire. Both Mr. and Mrs. Davis were inStaiiY
'removed on shutters to Bartholomew's Hospital, sciell
the latter died on yesterday morning about thtee
and the former now lies in a most precarious state.

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