Star.
London, England, 1827-08-30 00:00:00

Vistoint.

Viscount Dunt.writnd WAnn,Viscount Pmatcuros,
and Mr. WYNN' visited Viscount G•azaree yesterday. Mr.
Hanauer came to mown yesterday morning, and hod an interview
wids Ms Lordship, at Ms residence in Downing-street.-

Mr. PLANTA, the Secretary to the Treasury, arrived
in town yesterday afternoon from his seat In Sums. Mr. Ptaxra
immediately proceeded to tie residence of Viscount Gomm,.

Yesterday was the day appointed by the Directors of
the East India Company to give the customary splendid entertain-
ment to Lord Writtam Buoyant, the newly appointed Governor
of India,previess to his Lordship's departure from this country to
the seat of ►is Indian Government. In consequence, however, of
the destli of Mr. Catania, the original intention has been aban-
doned, and the Intended entertainment postponed.

The Prince tartan had a Dinner Party yesterday, at
Asievrakain Home.

Wednesday se'nnigbt, the Earl of SHANNON and'
family left Casßemartyr, for ids Lordship's seat in Norfolk.
Extract of a letter from Calais s—go The j
ourney of
his Majesty Cassias is definitively anaemic:4 and formally en.
weed on the records of the Prefecture el the Department of Calais,
as follows The King will leave St. Cloud on the 3d of Septern.
ber ; and after visiting several towns. his Majesty will quit Lisle on
the 9th of September, and will arrive the same day at St. Omer,
where be will remain until the 13th inclusive, [this interval will be
occupied in inspecting, reviewlag, and mencauvriog the large body
of troops encamped there), and depart en the 16th for Arraa, and
passing We Aire and Bethune, will arrive at Arras on the 17th, and
depart on the 13th for Amiens. It is possible that In returning
from Lisle or Dunkirk, his Majesty will pass by Calais; but this is
uncertain.' "

Sir Ga=oft M.GazGoa still remains in custody, no
heat sureties having been offered.
The name of the Chief Commander of the rebel bands
in Spans Lieutenant-Colonel AMPS. When rebeWon springs up in
the booms, intestine commotious are the natural consequence.

About three months ago, when the unfortunate
O'Bitime. convicted of an assault on Dr. CoLLINs, at
the Cork Assizes, was in a state of utter destitution in
London, be addressed a letter to the lamented Mr.
CANNING, stating the circumstances of his life, and ap-
pealing to that benevolence which never slumbered.
The answer to this application was a note from Mr.
CANNING'S private Secretary, inclosing .51. and an order
on a commercial house in Dublin for '2W. more. With
the assissance of this supply, O'BRIEN found his way to
his native country.
If the good war ks of Wickham, Bishop of Winchester,
were enumerated, they would fill a large volume. He
built many churches, chapels, hospitals, and other reli-
gious houses; he mended all the highways from Win-
chester to London,on both sides of the river; but, above
all other works, he built and endowed two excellent
colleges, the one called New College, in Oxon; the
other at Winchester, with a grammar school.
The removal of Carlton House is now almost accom-
plished. The centre of that ionise celebrated building
only remains. We never considered it famous for archi-
tectural beauty, but it was the scene of famous Princely
hospitality. The grand Conservatoty received the
powerful Potentates of Europe and the Emperor of
Runt*. All the magnificence of the-Court of Great
Britain was displayed on that spot, which in a few days
will no longer pos.ess •ne mark of former grandeur.—
The Palaces of Kings in London have never been of long
duration.

- The following are the fees payable for burial at West-
minster Abbey :—ln the Abbey, 541. 18s.; in the clois-
ters, 191.6 x. If a grave-stone 1e erected, them are
AdditionAl fees, viz. 7 guineas in the Abbey, and 4
guineas in the cloisters: and for the burial of Peers,
both in the Abbey and cloisters, the fees are much
larger than the above, amounting to something between
1201. and 1501. There is, we believe, a penalty of 50s.
fur burying in linen.
The Commissioners fir raving the PAti,h of St.
James have turned their attention to the bad state of
the pavement in Piccadilly. The space between the
Regent's Circus and Air-street is now paving with new
stone laid in lime and wit!, upon the plan Adopted in
Fleet-sweet.

By the recent repoit of the Prison Discipline Society,
it appears that 230 prisoners committed last year to the
Devizes House of Correction, 101, or nearly half was
for poaching; and that 401 committed in the neigh-
bouring county of Wilts 102 were for offences against.
the Game Laws.

FASHIONABLE IN rELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.

The Prince Paul Raterhasy, at Chandos House. from the Rine",
Cottage; Sir. and Mrs. Ms, in Pask-streer, from the Isle of
Wight; Lady Blackest. in Pertman.square, from Surrey; Mr.
North, In the Albany ebambers. froth Newport, in the Isle of
Wight; the Karl of Carlisle, at Carlisle House, from Windsor;
Mrs. Ilerbert,.in South Andley-strert, from Cheltenham; Mr.
Beaumont, in Portman square, from Yorkshire; the Marquis and
Afarclaistoem WAleadia, in Portland-place, from Surrey; General
Eden, at Fentosis Hotel, St. James s-street, from thhe Isle of
Wight; Ceptaist Si. Eden, at ditto, from Manchester; Charles
Tracey, Raq. at ditto, reason•lkswick ; Sir John and Lady Filmer, at
the Bath Hotel, Arlington-street, from their seat, Dutton Park;
Sir Clifford Constable. Lady and Miss Constable, at hilvart's Hotel,
Lower lietrokoreet, from the Continent.
Di, A BTU RR&
The Prinoess isterhazy, for Brighton; the Rid and Counties at
Coventry ens family, for their seat at Cruense, Worcestershire;
General Sir John Lambert, on a tour ; Lady and Miss AruadeU,
from Dover.street, for a tour on the Continent; Sir Hiram Vivian.
Bart, on a tour; Sir Henry Lippencott, for Sernerretshire; General
and Mrs. Parker, for Brighton ; the Marquis of Queensberry, for
his villa at Twickenham ; the Earl and Countess Cowper, for their
seat, Pansenger, Herts ; Lord and Lady Holland, for Ampthill ;
Sir T. and Lady Gooch, and Family, from Jordan's Hotel, on a
tour ; the Earl of Clanwilliam, from Warren's Hotel, Regent-street,
for Malvern Wells ; Sir John and Lady De Beauvoir, from Mivart's
Hotel, for Hants; the Marquis Haters, from ditto, for Paris;
General Count Montholon, the Cettntese Moetholoe, and Made-
moiselle Napoleon Mootholoo,ind Family. from ditto, for Paris ;
the Countess of Mansfield and Lady Caroline Hurray, ditto,
for Richmond.

THE ARMY.
GENBIZOIDER.

• Horse Gem*, August Mt, 1227.
The Commander.in-adef having beenased to appoint Major.
General Lord Frnaor Sosennerv, K.C.B.pleto be his Military Se-
cretary, his Grace desires, that the Correspondence of the Amer
'may be addressed to that Officer, conformably to his Majesty
regulations.
The Commander-Jo-Chief has also appointed the Waving
Officers to be his Grace's Aldes•de•Canap,
Colonel Sir Hussy F. Comm K.C.H. hatf.pay.
Lient.-Colonel Hon. Gipson Anion, kW-pay.
Lirut..Colonel Fume Roseau., Coldstream Guards.
Lieut.-Colonel Jose Fatemarrez.z, Coldstream Guards.
By his Grace's Command,
HENRY TORRENS, Adjutant-General. .
The lit Division of the 734 Regiment of !Orson, embarked on
the 25th instant, on board the Southwark transport, at Cork, toe
Gibraltar.
The 34th Regiment still condone, at Teritplembre, under the
command of Major Plasmas's; as does lbw the reserve Cons-
Ipanies of the Seth Regiment, under Major 41141111C012.
The following has been issued by Lord Patrasasson to the Pay-
masters of Regiments, dated the 6th of 'Atigust „i,." I have to ac-
quaint you, with reference to the charges which hive been hitherto
made in the Regittental Accounts for marching allowance, for men
employed in aid of the civil power in Ireland, that marching allow.
sates can in no case be given, Weer the men for whom the charge
is nude are marching el route."--DoVin Ewan: Fed.

Pi AFA - INTELLIGENCE.
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Extract from the Agent to Lloyd-at Buenos Ayres, dated 7th
June :—" no British brig Florida, Hammes, on a whaling voyage.
which was taken possession of on the nth March, of the Castillo',
by a Buenos Ayres privateer boat, commanded by Fount's, and
afterwards armed, and made several captures of Brazilian vessels,
arrived here to-day, and an inquiry has been commenced by the
British Minister.—The Zeman, Rosalie, taken off Rio Janeiro by
the Florida, and the cutter Natividad, taken off Colonia by the
Republican privateer boat, arrived here—the former on the tsci,
and the latter on the 24th uhlino.—The Presidenta privateer brig
and the Presidents privateer schooner, sailed hence en the 27th
ultimo, on a cruize."
The Robert, Simpson, from Messina to Smyrna, has been plun-
dered of nearly all her cargo; aid was fallen in with by his Majesty's
ship Zebra, which arrived at Malta pmious to the 51st ult. from
Smyrna.
The Huddersfield, fitum, from London to Hoff, was se shore
near Haaburgh oo Tuesday.
Fasasorni, Autism to lM N....:Arrired the Sheiks/4i
packet, Bess, from Buenos Ayres. Sailed the Magnet packet. for
Lisbon.

Poalexouvn, Annus: 29.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived his Ma.
iesty's alp Maidstone, from Africa (sailed on the lit July, and
from Ascension on the 21st, having a quantity of gold dust at mer.
chants' account); also, the Hope, Huron, front Memel.
DIAL, Auausv 29. —Wind N.B.—Arrived the Cortes, from
New York ; and IA Belle Alliance, HIMEJI, for India. The Rua.
Van fleet remains.

SHIPS lIITTILID A? TUX CUITOIII-110M.

Iwo.* ana.—The William Joliffe, Downie, from Hamburg!' ; Forst
Hardenhurgh, Miller, from Stettin, and the Mercury, Campbell,
from Memel.

Cciaaan Ourwaans.—The Arethusa, Strong, for Vera Cruz and
Tampico ; Isabella, Wildgoose, for Demerara • San Antonio y Ani-
mas Gonzalez, for Vigo, Coruna, and Ferrol ; Cyrene, Barrett,
for Ani-
mas,
and St. Thomas's • Serapis Wright, for Weztord ;
Isabella, Bell, for ; and thei Iris, Salter, for Newfoundland.

PRUSSIAN LOAN. NROOCIATRD BY MR. N. M. ROTRIS

CIBILD tx Lostoon to 1818.—The balf-yearly dividend on the above
loan, which becomes due on Monday, the Ist !f October next, will
be Paid on that and every succeeding day (Saturdays and Sundays
excepted), by Mr. N. M. Ittrrnscutiz, between the hours of ten
and two, at his counting-house, No. 2, New-court, St. Switiflu's-
lane. The dividend-warrants, with a list thereof in numerical order,

roust be left two Says previous for examination. Printed forms to
be trevlously called for.
RRATILIAN LOAN 011 £2,000,000 STIRLING, 31100-
CLATED NT Mi. N. M. Roraeeatso IN LONDON IN 1825.—T6• Half.
yearly Dividend on the above Loan, which becomes doe on lion-
day, the Iseof October next, will be paid by Mr. N. M. Horns-
unto on that and every succeeding day (Saturdays and Sundays
excepted), between the hours of ten and two, at his counting..
house, No. 2, New-court, St. Swithin's-lane. The Dividend
Warrants, with Lists thereof in numerical order, must be left
two days previous for examination. Printed forms to be prey,.
ously called for.
RUSSIAN LOAN, NEGOCIATIDIf Mr. N. M. RoTns.
camp W Lounox.—The MB-yearly Dividend on the above Loan,
which becomes due en Saturday, the IN of September met, wilt
be paid no the following Monday, and every succeeding day
(Saturdays and Sundays eaceptad) by Mr. N. M. ItiPTIUCIIII"
between the hours of ten and two. The dividendwarrants, with a
list thereof in numerical order, must be left two days previous foe
examination. Printed forms to be previously called for.
There are now residing at Lady Pausseeit's hospital
in Appleby, 15 widows, the average of whose ages is 110 VMS
each, the whole number amounting to 1•45 yearn The elder, le
mother of the hospital, Is a 5 years of age. They have SOL per
annum each to live upon, a house, and reveal other privileges.
A woman named Ballinamallard, in the county of
Enniskillen, not forty years of age, and not twenty married, was pot
to bed last week of her 25th child.—Zninsiteffen Ittperier.
Wednesday three compensation cases came on to be
heard before the Deputy High Bailiff, at the Sessions House, West.
minster.—ln the first cue, a Mr. Scott was the claimant, in respect
of his freehold houses, in Old Round.court, In the Strand, for
which he had demanded of the Commissioners 5,6001. After a
view of the premises by the Jury, and a conference in Court be.
tween the Counsel and Serveyors for the Commissioorn and the
claimant, a verdict was taken, by cement, for 2,6001.—1 n the next
case, Captain and Mrs. Lambert were the claimants, for a 141464)1d
house in the Strand, and a house in Church-lane. The sum re-
quired in this case was 6,0901. and a verdict was, as In the prier
case, taken by consent, for 3,6021. 16s.—In the last case, in which
Mr. Hawkesworth and Mrs. Walsh were the claimants, for two
freehold houses in Old Mound-court, and three leasehold houses in
the Strand, the sum demanded was 7,7951. and. after a view by
the Jury, a verdict was, as in the former cases, taken by consent,
for 4,1(.0/.

At the siege of an Italian city of note, the Marquis di
Pescara was on the ramparts examining the cannons
when a ball from the enemy suddenly whistled past
close to him, upon which he said to the Commander of
the Artillery, uho WAS old and deaf—it Do you hear
this music ?" to which she Officer replied-4. I hear no-
thing ; for the balls which come I care little—l think
only of those we sent"-4,'/Inreia.