Star.
London, England, 1827-09-07 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

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AR RIVALS.

Contra de Grey, ht St. James's•squue, from her seat in Surrey;
the Hon. Colonel Howard, M.P. Mrs. Howard, and family, at their
home in Grosvenor-square, from their seat, Aehtead Parke Surrey ;

Lord Itensingtorr, in Piccadilly, from s tour; General and Mrs.
Freetb, in Grosvenor-place, front Beelainghionahire ; Captain and

Mrs. Clayton, in Bcook-arest, from the Isle of Wight; Captain
Courtmay, in Breton-street, from Paris; Right Ham T.Wallace,
at his home in Portman-square, tremble mat, Featherstone Castle,
Northumbri. aod ; the Marquis of Queensberry-, at Gorden's Hotel,
Albernark.street, from his seat at Twickenham; the Countess of
Gasket, at the St. George's Hotel, Albeourie.stmet, from her
seat, Claadon, Surrey ; Montague Cholmek-y, Esq. at ditto, free
Kent; Gilbert Munroe, Soq. at HMCo Hotel, St. James's-street,

Lord Colchester, to his *at Ism Orlnstead, Sussex ; Sir Witkia
Williams Wynn, Bart. awl Lady Harriet, for their seat, Wynnstay,
In North Wales; Mt. C. Houlthison, on a tour; Captain Aiken,
for Southampton ; the Mims Caswall. for Haswell Cottage, Han-
will ; Major and Mrs. Ceiba* for the Parade, Ramsgate Lady
and Miss D. Browne, for lapagate ; Count Ludoiff, on a tour;
the Archbishop of Canterbury. from Lambeth Palace, for Ms mat,
Addington Park ; Mr. and Mrs. Dunlop, and Friends, from Jos'.
dales Hotel, St. Junes's-street, for Madeira ; Wadham Wyndham,
Bog. M.P. from ditto, for the Continent.

CH A NGEB.
The Duke of Rutland, at Beivoir Castle, from Leicester; the
Marquis and Marchioness of Exeter, at their seat in Lincolnshire,
from Cheltenham ; the Duchess of Roxburgh and the Hon. John
Tollesnache, at Dover, from the Hague; Countess of Essex, at
Dover, from the South of France ; Earl of Carrick, from Dublin,
for Mount Juliet, near Tkomartown; Marquis of Ailesbury and
the Ladies Brudenell Bruce, from Tattenhatu Park, for Jet veaux
Abbey, in Yorkshire.

BRIGHTON, Sirs. 6.

r The late Bazaar Fair, patronized by the Duchess of Leinster, and
all the high families in town and in the neighbourhood, for the bene-
fit of the National School, has proved not only a most interesting ex-
hibition, but a mo.t profitable one to the establishment for which It
was so charitably instituted. The number of elegant articles, worked,
or painted by the Ladles of the County, was so great, that the Fair
lasted one day longer than it was intended. The Duchess of Lein.
ster, and many other Ladies of distinction, were behind the coun-
ters, and sold the articles, which you may imagine found ready
purchasers. Princess Esterhasy had been so kind as to give up ber
dining. room for the chew-room, and the Duchess of Newcastle
added her patronage to that of the other illustrious agents in this I
work of charity.
CHELTENHAM, Sue. S.
The Marquis of Donegal, Lady Gresley, Hon. W. Bathurst,
&c. are unong our latest accession of visitors. Our promenades in
the walks and Sherbourne Spas, continue thronged every maiming
by crowds of Nobility and Gentry. A very liberal collection was
made on Friday last at the Annual Meeting of the Auxiliary Bible
Society of this town, held at the Rotunda, and was very numerously
attended. The Hypocrite was performed on Monday Mahe w►en
Terry acted Dr. cassava In his usual style of ezoellenee. The part
of Marmoures was sustained by Rowell

_ both in numbers, and in professional
tion, there should be still persons met with whr
persist in having their children inoculated
Pox; and more so, that Medical Practitioners
found so degraded, so callous, and so sordi
spread this pestilence by voluntary inoculation,.
to the supplicating voice of reason, and philanthropy

The appointment of Mt. HIRRIES to the
Chancellor of the Exchequer meets with
approbation throughout the kingdom. The
the Right Hon. Gentleman's services, his
business, and his experience in the financial al
country, cannot but ensure to him the good
Mr. Hearties vacates Ills Parliamentary
Harwich, In consequence of his acceptance of the
cellar of the Exchequer.
There is to be a Grand Review of the Preach
amounting to 20,000 men, principally in camp sear to,
in St. Omer, on Sunday next, the 9th instant. The
Seer who commands the troops is also a Peer of. 1
Knto is to be present, and the Review promises to
Sant and attractive one. A considerable number of
from Boulogne, Calais, Bruges, kc. are expected
This will, no doubt, add to the dearth of the accommodation
inns of St. Omer, the masters of which, as our summer •
through that town too well know, will not lose so
opportunity to make John Bull pay handsomely for
of his curiosity.
The subscriptiOns at Liverpool to raise a
erection of a Monument to the memory of*Ydr. Ca)
to 2,5001. A a meeting of the Common Council it was
resolved, that the sum of SOUL from the Corporation
be ifpropriated towards the same.
uesday se'nnight, Dr. BURGESS, the Bishop
bury performed the order of confirmation of a considerable
of Gentlemen Cadges, in the Chapel of the Military C
Sandhurst, in the presence of the Governor and other
that Institution.
Calcutta Papers and Letters to the 9th of .
tam an account of several skirmishes between
of the King of Ava and the Peguers. The
killed and wounded does not exceed SOO
the number of men in the field is stated at
Peguers, after their defeat, retired within
lines, and received protection. Two Aml-
arrived at Calcutta from the capital of Ava.
intelligence from Calcutta yesterday morni
mostinteresting descriptionkthe commercial
so excessive, that the principal merchants went
tion to the Government Authorities, and pre
issue of paper, or money,on security, as the onl
avoiding a general convulsion ; the request
diately taken into consideration, and the ref
for was granted, we believe, to the extent of
rupees. The exchange with England had adf
14.101 d. to Is. llid. but nominal—there wt
The stamp duties are so generally detested,
among the native merchants, that they shave
to retire with all their property; as the lr
consists in the floating currency, the threat
a great sensation. It is a remarkable change
mr rce, that England now exports an immense
of cotton twist to India. We find, in th den,
as, that the quantity (torn Liverpool and GI
very great ; and yet the demand for it conti
neral that a large profit accrued to the rarer
almost every other article remained in a st.
depression. -A failure of one native merchant
'laige sum, has, been announced at Calcutta.

from Clifton; Thomas Moore, Roo. and Family, at Read's Hotel, or V /ECM=
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Lower Grosvenor-street, from their seat in Derbyshire; Mr. sod PeatilenCe
Mrs. Milford, at Fenton's Hotel, St. Jantes's-ekoet, front Sooth. permitted to
hamptoo; Wood Thomas Barter. as Also% bow Siostroasoosos the oneotalio
Colonel and Mrs. Owlet, the liev. Ford, and Mn. Ford, at di • ished.
Marshal Thoorposo's Hotel, Casoodhh•equaro • Rev. Mr. Gised,
at ditto; Captain Horton% at ditto; R. Jenkins, Rai. at ditty opponents 0
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