Star.
London, England, 1829-01-27 00:00:00

CUANGE&

The Earl and Countess of Jersey. at their seat, Middleton Park,
Oirord.hire, from the Duke of Bedford's, Woburn Abbey; 4r.
Villehois and family, front Gloucester-place, to their seat in
Norfolk ; Lord and LaJy Bangor, from the Burlington Hotel, for
Brighton ; the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Creaky and family, from ditto, I
for Leicestershire; Captain Hyde Parker, from Feston's Hotel,
fur his seat in Hams; Edward Fuller, RI. and family, from
Long's*Hotel, for their seat, Carktun Hall, Salmundbant ; the
Bi.y. Wm.' and Mrs. Gamier end family, from Warren's Hotel,
for ibeir seat in'Hatits ; Captain Henry, from ditto, for Suffolk ;
Mr. and Mrs. Beaumont, from Crawley's Hotel (Tate Cook'.),
Albemarle-street, for Southampton ; the Hon. A. and Mrs. Foster,
and family, front the Royal Hotel, Sr. James'iustreet, for Dorset-
shire; Captain Versturme. from ditto, for Berks.

It is confidently stated, about bath Houses of Parlia-
ment, that his Musser purposes to open the approachins Session
of Parliament In person, if health permits.
Gray dinner) will by given las the Duke of W EL-
LINGTON the Earl of Aseaszaw, and Mr. Pam, on Wednesday
week, to the Members of both Houses of Parliament. His Ma.
JUITY.I Speech will be read at each of the dinners. _ _

Di.patches e.e rt seised yesterday front Lord Sru-
•ae ss ttOTHSAY, at NHS
The Duke ot N. RT11111188111•AND was born on the
40th of April, I'M, and is therefore in his 44th year. Ins Grace
milt his seat in the House of Lords during the life-time of the late
Duke, tit 1812, as Baron Num Ile succeeded his father in 1817,
and 'mimed April 29. h. 1817, Lady Cuamovva Ptoasrttw OLIVS,
nau6liter of the Earl of Powts, by whom he has no surviving issue;
and his Grace's only brimful-, Lord l'aunuos, is at present heir
yr. sumptive to the Dukedom.

IslAsQuEttaug —Last night a Grand Masquerade
took place at the King's Theatre; and Mr. WRIGHT might boast
of a more numerous, and, we may adJ, more brilliant assemblage
than we have wimessed for a long period on similar occa.ions.—
There were, upon a lair computation, not less than three thou.:it'd
persons present, suited in the costumes of all nations, and great
numbers repre.tming dramatic characters. Dancing was kept up
with much spirit tin a late hour, and the supper and wines afforded
sererdi satisfaction.
_

The vac.nt B'u- Ribbon. will be bestowed upon the
DAL. of RICHMOND and the EArl of ANIIMMUDIAM.

Asa ',loot tit the abundance tit 'he late harvest in the
Northern Counties. we may mention that the trading vessels arc
at present engaged in trim.porting grain to the southern markets
particularly London and Leith. Cargoes of potatoes from some o,
the most remote diotticts have alsu been sent southwards.—lsseeroesi
emsesee.
A !no 'Acetic Latiy in Yorkshire ha's recently offereti
to .übscribe 50,0001. towards the endowment of an University in
that county ; :.nd a Noble Earl bas professed bis willingness to give
a similar benefaction.

Mr. li GIIATTAN, M.P. his had a pleurisy, an ery-
siptlas, and a nervous affection, and has lost 90 ounces of blood.
He is therefore, as may be supposed, in an extremely delicate state,
still unable to leave his room; and it is doubtful whether it will be
in his power, by any effort, to occupy his place in Parliament on
the sth of February.—lireemon's Andros/.
We have received Gibraltar Papers to the 6rh inst.
N cases of fever having occurred since the 24th Dec.
the M dical Repoit has been discontinued. The fol-
lowing Proclamation has been issued:
With a view of carrying more fully into effect the Proclama-
tion of the 27th December, and of more certainly securing the
public health against the possibihty of a recurrence of the malady
which has for the last four months committed such ravages in the
garrison, his Excellency the I.IIIUTINANT Govassoa directs that a
strict examination and second purification of the dwellings,
bedding, clothing, &c. of all classes of the inhabitants be performed,
smiler the superintendence of the Medical Officers of the Army,
having Police Serjeants under their orders, with a sufacieut num-
ber of peraous as ex;iurgators (who have passed the fever), who
will receive iostsuctions from the principal Medical OMCO% He
will direct them to be supplied with the ebloruret or oxide of
sodium Acid of lime—substances discovered to be eminently useful
as disin&ctants, and in the prevention of disease ; a considerable
quantity of both articles being lately received front Marseilles, and
for which the garrison is indebted to the humane consideration and
hberality of the French Government." Here follow lengthened
details of the means to be adopted iu tarrying these arrangements
hits effect.

The accounts Err m Bogota, in the New York papers,
state that General Sucre hod arrived from Upper Peru.
lie was immediately appointed by &Ilioar to the COM.
msnd cf. the Colon,bran army of the south, seventeen
thi tisar.d men. The invasion of Peru was expected to
be c tined into effect for th with.