Star.
London, England, 1827-12-12 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.

Ile'EJtivf °worry, at Fentao's Hotel; Mr. Broderick Tones,
HlOOk•SerVer, from Paris; Colonel and Mrs. Colston, and Miss
karington, at their house in Upper Berkeley-street, Portman.
spare. hides a tour; Mr. and bliss Wynne, in Gloucester-place,'
fllal 'Paris ; Maim Hawkins, in Waterlochplace, from Paris; Mr.
pd Mrs. Arthur, In Great Cumberland-street, from Paris; Capt.
pmeint,ln ihe'Rt-gettt's Park, from Manchester; Mr. Beaumont,
g Gioutester.place, from Leicestershire; Captain Willoughby,
g Managua-square; Mrs. and Miss Vernon, in Baker-street;
Mrs. and Miss DuMelld, In Baker-street ; Mr. and Mrs. Muncaster,
F.mily, at Batts' Hotel, Dover-stret, front Chichester; Mr.
sad ?Ira. Preston and Family, at ditto, from Florence; the Rev.
Yr. Egerton, at ditto ; Ak. and Mrs. Smyth, at ditto. from Catat-
bridge ; Lord Althorpe, at the Albany, from his seat, Winston
HA Yorkshire ;J. Hobhouse, K.Q. at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's.
Mg, from a tour; Colonel APDosall, at ditto. front Scotland;
tin Countess of Mansfield and Lady Caroline Murray, at Nlivart's
Haul, Lower Brook-street, from Richmond Hill; the Rev. L. de
Bergh, at ditto, front Cambridgeshire; Colonel Jackson, at ditto,
ko, Hants; .ady and Miss Drumniond, at ditto, from Surrey;
die Hon. T. Wallace, at ids house in Purtland.place, from Sitting-
bowie; Captain and Mrs Gordon, in Albemarle-at eat, from Bath.
DEPARTURES.

Major Shaw, for Bath; Colonel and Mrs. Jones, from Batts'
Axel, for Path ; Mr. and Mrs. Conyers, from ditto, for York ; Mr.
sad Mrs. Matthews and Family, from ditto for Hastings; Rev.
Hawtrey, from Gordon's Hotel, Albemarle-street, to Hastings;
J. J. Guru, £sq. M.P. from Fenton's Hotel, for his seat its Wales ;
G. Robinson, Esq. from ditto, for Worcestershire; W. Smith, Esq.
fray ditto, fur Bath; R. Hobhouse, Esq. and J. Palmer, Esq. from
'Mimes I !wet, for Huntingdonshire; W. Jackson, Esq. from ditto,
!or Brighton ; Sir C. Cockerel!, Bart. from his house in Piccadilly,
for his Rat, Sosineot, Gloucestershire.

CHELTENHAM, Dseinanna 10.
The Spat, ev..n at this inclement season of the 'year, are by no
meant ill .wended; the company, however, consists principally of
lowish drum India. Many dinner parties and several balls lupe
steady been given; and from the number of invitations seat else.
wt tapers a round of gaiety.—Sir Francis and Lady Drake ases
nursed to their residence in Koynsham Bank; Sir John Caldddl!
sad Sit Williant and Lady Hort have taken one of the Midi
tea.—Visconut Deerkurst, Lord James Stuart, the Henoisrabla
Orin and Mrs. Curzon, the Honourable John and Mrs. '
irony, Sir Robert Holton. Ste. are amongst our latest arrivals...-
Yesterday morning the Bishop of Gloucester preached at St. May's.
011 in the afternoon at the Holy Trinity, in aid of the funds for she
erection of a Fite Church foPtbe poor of this parish. The intending' !
(lurch will bald 1,500 pertain, and seats for at least a thousand qi
will be set apart for the pour; 2,5001. have been aim*
, 5001. more being all that is required; Government sup-
..equal sum. After the Morning Service, more than 2501.
were cii/lected. We fully anticipate, than in hiss than a year three
addideual Churches will be completed in this town.

. • FLORENCE.

EITIACT CT A Larrilt" Lord and Lady NOR-
LAM have given private theatricals, at theit fine
palace, once a week during the autumn. The Merchant
of fesoice has repeatedly been acted with great success.'
Lady Nottmatese performed Portia, with infinite spirit,
taste, and discrimination. Lord NORUANBY'S SkylOCk
evinced talent of the highest order. Rickard the Third
bat likewise been often represented, with equal ap-1
probation. Lord NORMANDY, in the character of
Rickard, preserved in vivid recollection the powerful
tmotiuns created by his old friend, Join KnusLz,
when he personated the character, with occasional
tlimpses at the nice discrimination of both COOK and
v. To the regret of all the English, Lord and
Noma/semi return to England during the
present month. Their amiable, unaffected, and de-
tentel affability, together with their splendid hos-
petality, will occasion a void which it will be difficult
to fill up. Prince Somme opens his Palace every
katurday evening, and receives company in bis small
rooms (they would be very large in England). He
lever opens his magnificent gallery and his splendid
hell•room till the Carnival ; on those occasions the
company often exceed one thousand persons. The
Noce expresses himself highly gratified with his tour
to England and the noble manner in which he was
entertained by distinguished individuals in London..—
CODIIINGTOW and her family have taken their
departure for Ancona, and intend to join the Admiral;
,oe is very anxious about her son, who was wounded in
the attics!) of Navarin.—Lord ItormsTairt who brought
14e rhwatches to England, passed through here—so that
id an account of the battle a few days after it occur-
led. It is said that Florence has not for many years been
tray as during the present season. Lord BUROUERSH
set with an accident a few days ago, and is still suffer-
lig under the effects of it. Upon the point of entering
'carriage, he slipped under the horses, which trampled
bis legs, which weie severely bruised, and parti-
"dvly one of his ankles. The horses were providers.
litivopped in time, or the carriage must have passed
Itet halt. Lady BuitonatteN has been unwell ever
'seethe With of her last ch,hf r she is still confined to
liler bed, but happily getting better. The winter in
I Promises to be very severe. We have already had
"dal) fall of snow, and the mountains ate covered
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The remains of Rostra Hoon are said to be interred in
lirklees Park, under a rude moss stone, a handsome
_,IOII railing ow inclose: the spot in which there is a
dab, bearing t . following inscription:
' , anderneatb dis lad' steam,
idßoben, Earl et Huntington;
trek sir as him sa stud,
An blpl kauld him "Cahill Head ;
Eitk Waits as hl, an is men,
Vil Is/eau& perk si agen 2
Obit 24 cal. Dakembris, 1247."
Alluding to the importance of exercise and diet, the
Spaniards have a proverb, that
" The best physician is a barse ;
The best apothecary is an us."
"RICHARD TINISS and 1," says Dr. KITCHINCR,
`were visiting together one evening, when the master of
the housr invited It. T. to play at whist. He insured i-
ItelY gave him one of his significant stares, and said
Nu, 00,.....pr_
ay, Sir, what have you seen me do, since I
vire into this room, so exceedingly silly, that you ask
lit to play at cards!''

THE ARMY. .
Tt la reported that Lieut.-General Sir Grout Meaux" will m-
end the Marquis of Anotasar, as Muter General plebe Ordnance.
LORD FITZROY somusErs LIST.
Lord FITZIOT SOUSIIIET, as Military Secretary to the Com-
mander in Chief, went through his List yesterday, at his Ocoee to
the Horse Guards.—A few General, and about fifty other, Officers,
transacted Military business with his Lordship.
ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, SANDHURST.
Yesterday the Half Yearly Examination of the Gentlemen Cadets
at this Institution took place, before the following Commissionen
of the Supreme Board, viz.
General the Hon. Sir Eawaan Non, K.G.C. Governor.
Lieut.-General Fall/MICK &Untrue..
Lieut.-General Sir Wittnwar GORDON, Quartermaster General.
Lieut.-General the Hon. Sir ALISANDEZ Hors, Lieut. Governor
of Chelsea Hospital.
Major General Sir Hann Tousles, Adjutant General.
Colonel BOTLIS, Lieut. Governor Royal Military College.
IMUL-001011Ei MAC'S/MOTT.
Captain Gunnar, Military Secretary to the Supreme Board.
Above twenty Gentlemen Cadets were examined and received
testimonials of their proficiency and competency to bold Commis-
sions in the Army, viz.
POTTS", DALSITY, Regr. Cour. I CRAWLIT, DEMICLISIN Lectures.
French. German. • Latin.
M'Ctuaarr, Watauga, Barr,
COLAS/LIT, DARLING, HAMILTON.
fluseruares. Lswas. Cl/ALUM,
JONES, ALLSY, Dnutives,
Gamer, Datiarrr, Durum,
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