Star.
London, England, 1826-05-25 00:00:00

1110VENIENT&

The Duke of Handiton has arrived at Collin's Hotel, Conduit-
street, from Rome.
The Bishop of Ferns left town yesterday, for Dublin.
Sir Henry and Lady Titchborne and family arrived in town
yesterday, from their seat in I lampshire.
Lady Langford left town yesterday for the Continent.
Colonel and Mrs. Pepper arrived yesterday at Aliller's Hotel,
Jermyn•street, from a tour.
Captain Capel, R.N. and Arthur Cape), Esq. left the Duke of
St. Alban's in St. James's.square, yesterday, for Paris.
H. Beekford, Esq. left town yesterday, for his seat in F.ssez.
Talbot, Rol. arrived yesterday at Fenton's New hotel, St.
James's-street, from a tour. Departures—George Acker., Esq.
for his seat• in Surrey; --- West, for Surrey; and J. Parkes,
..Rsq. for Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Stonier have arrived at the Pulteney
Albemarle-street, from their seat near Cambridge. Capt. Arabin,
U.N. and Mrs. Arabia have left ditto, for Paris

Arrivals at the Waterloo Hotel, iermyn-street—Mrs. Godfrey
and Miss Sponge. from their seat in Kent. Departure—Admiral
Sir Philip Durham, Bart.
Arrivals at Berner's Hotel. Berner's-street—Mrs. and Miss
Dobbs, from Kent; Mrs. Catty and family, from Maidstone; W.
Giles, F.sq. from a tour; Colonel and Mrs. Garner, from Liver-
pool ; Captain C. A. Munro and IL Munro, Esq. from their seat,
Bushbridge Park, Surrey.
Arrivals at Fladung's Hotel, Oxford street—Mr. Mrs. and Miss
('inning, from a tour ; Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Norton, from Suffolk ;
Hon. Mr. Winn, from Essex ; Mr. and Mrs. Linton, from a tour ;
Mrs. J. P. Fector and Captain and Mrs. Matson, from Chatham ;
A. H. Bradshaw. Esq. from Kent.; W. Roblas,Eset. from Stour.
bridge; Roben Aldridge, Esq. from &. Leonard's kont ; Colonel
Drummond, from a tour; Turtle% Esq. from a tour; Captain
Masters, from a tour ; Sir Charles Morgan, from Ireland. De-
partures—The Lord. Bishop of Raphoe, for Dropntote Lodge:
bloc. Mr. and Mrs. Gage, for Tunbridge Wells; H. W. Wilson,
on a tour; J. R. Briton, Esq. in a tour; Colonel Edwards, for
Oxford; C. Erie Esq. on a tour, H. Chadwick, Esq. on a tour;
John Atwood, Erie,
for Cheltenham; B. Tenn, Esq. for Engle-
&ld Green; Edward Nicholas, Eat for Drina

COMMITTAL. Ole MR. WAKEFIELD.

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MAGCLUIPISLP, TbiSDAT Most.

This afternoon, the final examination of Mr. Edward
Gibbon Wakefield took place at Disley, a stnall village
about thirteen miles north east of this town, and on the
borders of Derbyshire.
The Magistrates present were, T. W. Tatton. S. P.
Humphreys, and Geo. Newton, Esqrs. 31r. Vaughan,
of Stockport attending as their clerk.
Mr. Turner, Miss E. Turner, Miss Turner, and Miss
Daulby, who keeps the boarding school near Liverpool,
from which Miss Turner was seduced, were present.
Miss andby, Mr. Turner, and Mr. Grimditch (Mr.
Turner's solicitor) were examined, or rather their exa-
minations on a previous occasion were read over in the
Court, with the approbation of Mr. Wakefield, who
acceded to that mode of recapitulating the evidence.
But tha most material testimony was that given by H.
Critchley. Esq. bliss Turner's uncle. which made out a
case of very deep aggravation against the prisoner.
It was four o'clock before the examinations were
finished; and after about three quarters of an hour's
deliberation, the Magistrates sent for Mr. Wakefield
into the room. and informed him that, after mature de-
liberation of the main facts of the case. they felt them-
selves bound to commit Mar to Lancaster Castle, to take
his trial for the Capital Felony, under the Stat. Hen. VII.
Mr. Grimditch made an admirable appeal to the
Court, as solicitor for the prosecution ; and commented
in strong terms of indigaation on the aggravated cir-
cumstAnces of the case.

In the course of the investigation, Mr. Wakefield
tinctly denied that he had sent any communication what-
ever to the John Bull Newspaper, either with or without
his name.
Mr. Wakefield appeared considerably agitated during
the latter part of the inquiry, and especially when Miss
Turner was examined. Dr. Davies and he were in deep
conversation a great part of the morning.
After the commitment was made out, Mr. Wakefield
wrote a letter to Mr. Harmer, inclosing a copy of it.

The Duchess of G Loucasraa paid a visit to the Kure
yesterday.
Yesterday the Earl of LivaavooL.had an audience of
Meazirrs.

The Duchess of Gtouc EsTut and the Pt incess Soria*
visited the Princess Amara yesterday.
A Board of the Lords of the Treacury was held on
Tuesday at the Treasury Chambers.
The limo of BAVARIA, considering the important
aervices which the fate M. Fassanecig Santu.su rendered to Ger-
man literature by his immortal works, has granted to his family an
eaclusive license for the printing and publication of his works for
twenty years.

BLACKHEATH ASSEMELIES.—The last for the season
of these truly spirited Assemblies, held at the Green Man Hotel,
tin Monday evening, was crowded with fashionable'. The com-
p4ny began to arrive as early as half-put nine o'clock, and continued
without intermission till twelve.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East
India House, when the owl-- !d skips were thus timed,
Madras - and

vis.—Jasnes iibbald and Hercules, for . and Bengal; s.
SU Cambridge fee Bengal, a tomb at Madras to be afloat the
Stith inatont. Asia, Isabella, and Moffatt, for Gina direct, to be
afloat the Sd of June neat, and sail front Gravesend at the ezpira.
tion of twenty days from their coating Amt.

• •
DOVER, MAY 23.—The Comet steam vessel, of Lon-
don, arrive& in the harbour this morning from Calais, bringing
Colonel Ftrzct.anance, his blether, &e. who accompanied their
Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of CLARISCR and suite to
France, and were returning, but from the wind being unfavourable,
landed herev and proceeded, to Louden. The Comet sailed again
immediately. Arrived the Medusa and Severelps steam vessels,
(rem Calais and Boulogne, with passenger.
An elopement has taken place between a Gentleman
of large fortune and the dasighter of a Kentish Baronet.
Alderman THOMPEOR's canvass has been most snc•
toilful. Many of the Livery, who feel strongly on the Catholic
question, have, we understand, offered him their undivided votes,
although he never asked for snore than one of their four.

Four of the ringleaders in the Irish row on Sunday.
the 16,h April, in the Waterloo road, were consicted,
yest.-rday, at the Surrey Sessions, and sentenced, two
to four, and two to two months' imprisonment.
There have been about twelve arrests of persons con-
nected with the Tywarnhale Company, for amounts of
fifty and sixty thousand pounds ; the greater proportion
have been liberated on aornmon bail ; about three or
Our still remain is durance, the bail not having been
accepted.