Star.
London, England, 1827-11-06 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Mr. Caicraft, M.P. In Hammer-square, from Cede CAW, Dor.
setahlre; Sir Manch Lopes, Bart. M.P. in Arlingtoo.atnot: front
his seat, Westbury. Wilts ; Colonel James Hughes, from Anglin& •A. Stewart, Esq. from Ireland ; Eir John Nichol!, ALP. in Bruton: street, from Cardiff; the Duke and Duchess of Richmond, at 'ben' house in Upper Brook-street, from Newmarket; sir Francis
Barker, from Ireland; the Rail of Sefton, at his hula* in Arlin:-
toomteet, from Newmarket; Sir Henry and Lady Raiford, front their seat, Weston Hall, Leicestershire; Chark-s Taylor, Lg.
M.P. at Ellis's Hotel, St. Jamees-atreet, from Holly Court, Lip.
book,llants ; Colonel MaaweU, at ditto, from Bath; Thomas cold .
Esq. at ditto, from Brighton; Richard Ray, Esq. at ditto, from Ot.
ford ; the Hon. Archdeacon and Mrs. Stopfixd, at Jordan's How,
St. James's-street, from Tonbridge Welk; Sir John, Lady, and
Miss Gore. at the Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington and Cori-
streets, lions Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. Edge, and Miss Wrightot
ditto, from East Bourne; Sit Id. G. Wood, Bart at ditto; R.
Montgomery, Rsq. at ditto, from a tour; W. Y. Peel Esq. ALP.*
Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street, from Teton°, th ; Wm. Wekk,
Faq. at dittos front a toar; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Blackmer, at
ditto, from Wales; Mr. and Mrs. Norman, at ditto; C. Alolloyi.
Esq. and Son, at the Royal Hotel, St. Jantet's.street, from Ire.
land; Sir Hussey Vivian, Bart. at ditto, from Bath; Sir li. Fine,
Bart. at ditto, from his seat in Hants; W. H. Stanton, Rios. at the
Stratford Hotel, Orford-street, from Wales, T. Whitfield, Esq. at
ditto, from Hereford; Thomas Herbert, Esq. Mrs. Herbm, and
Family, at ditto, from Brighton.

DEPARTURES.
The Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury, on a visit to the Eul
and Countess Verolam, at their aeat, Gorhambury, Henfordehins.
the Hon. M. De Roos, on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Baring, at tim;
seat in Hants ; Mr. and Mrs. George Carrington, from their house
in Montague.square, for their seat in Bucks; the Hun. Frederick
Lamb, to Earl Cowper's seat, Pansanger, Heal; the Hon. Mr.
and Mrs. George Lamb, on a tour ; Colonel Enke, fur Howlett
Northumberland; Coheir' Baldwin, for 'cradles; Lime' Harm,
Esq. for Sunning Hill; Henry Smith, El. from the Grosvenor
Hotel. for Bath ; Rev. Dr. Preedy, from the Stratford Hotel, for
the Rectory, Winslow, Buckinghamshire; Rev. J. Prowett and
Son. from ditto, for Brighton ; Rev. J. Rayon, from ditto, for
Buckinghamshire; Walter Maurice, Rsq. Mn and the two Misses
Maurice, from ditto, for Dublin ; Edward Frazer, Rsq. from ditto,
for Bath ; Richard Moore, Esq. from ditto, for Bath ; John Jeffery,
Esq. from ditto, for Bath; Colonel and Mrs. Ibuthenon and
Family, frtim Gould's Hotel, Jermyn-street, to Nice ; J. Samoa,
Esq. from ditto, on a tour; D. Cameron, Esq. from ditto, to
Southampton; Wm. Coogreve, Esq. from ditto, to Southampton;
the Marchioness and the Ladies Hastings, from the Harlington
Hotel, Old Burlington and Cork-streets, to Hastings ; lord Fara
ham, from the Royal Hotel, Sr. James's-street, for Bath; Lord
Valencia, frost ditto, to Bath ; T. Champion, Esq. from ditto, to
Blackwater ; Mr. and Mrs. Morrison, from ditto, to Pub.

THE ARMY.
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Liadenant-Grooral the Hon. Sir Wins.bas tissue LC S.
*di, it is understood, be appointed Colonel of the 6th (lnitides)
Reghnifin of Dragoons, vice Rod Pastaanae, deceased.
The troops forming the Depot of the 42d Regiment at Paisley,
were go Monday inspected in the Barrack square there, by Ms*.
Gametal Sir R. W. O'Ca.u.somow, ILC.B.

-The 19th, Royal Irish, will ramose this day from Stoneham
Ilheakeke to the CitadeL The remaining companies of the 9th
'llisienent of Foot, embarked this day, at sine o'clock, in the Maria
Alla Amphitrite transports, for Liverpool. The Banat on the
="near Cremil Point, hitherto called the Long-room
411. in future, be called Stotichouse Barracks.—Dnoa.
pHs
of Isieseday.
' The Depots the lit and 2d Battalions of the Ride Brigade,
arrived on Wednesday from Dublin, in the Amphitrite and Rare
Mentports. They immediately disembarked, and went into Long.
NM Barracks. The remaining companies of the Bth lielinuet,
marked in the same transports, for conveyance to Liverpool.—
Tise Depot of the both Ride Corps removed from Inoproce
'Wednesday, to Granby-square Barracks.—Plyirsotea Herta
The scl Dragoon Guards from Cork, on the march for Dobbs
have passed through this city since our last publication—Dia;
Jeurnal.
Detachments belonging to the Ist. 40th, 46th, and 54th Re-
&tents of Infantry, arrived in town yesterday from Liverpool, to
route to Chatham.
A Detachment of the 89th Regiment of Foot arrived in toes
yesterday from Liverpool, on route to Canterbury.
A Detachment of the 12th Regiment of Lancets arrived in town
yesterday from Liverpool, on route to Norwich.
A Detachment of the 95th Regiment of Infantry matched rev
erday from Westminster for Portsmouth.
Detachment of the Anet-

,y from Westminster to( Porisenouth.
A Detachment of the 60th Regiment of Foot embarked ye►
terday, on board a canal beat, at Paddington, for Liverpool, m
route to the Isle of Man.
The sth (Nortinmsberland) and the 56th (West Esser) Esti.
mans of Foot, which recently left England, are stationed in Duke&
The Depot of the 19th Regiment of Infantry has mewed hoe,
Cork to Kinsale.
The 69th (South Lincohnlaire) Regiment at Foat, which re-
cently performed slaty in the Tower, is now stationed+, ?abate.
The Depot of the 72d Regiment of Infantry is statimed at
Armagh.
Who Depot of the 97th Regiment of Foot bas aimed from Bet-
tenant to Teske.
Detachments of the 12th, 424, 60th, 94th, and 95th Regimen
of Foot, embarked on the 30th ult. at Cork, for Gibraltar and Malta.

Dr. Jouwsow remarks, that what is written without
effort is generally read without pleasure.
Love, says a lively French writer, is like the small-
pox—the later in life we have it, the worse in general
it is.
Mr. Galax ascended again from Ipswich on Tuesday
last. The aeronaut after 12 minutes' excursion descended
at Stratton-hall, Lye miles horn the starting ground.
Mr. HALL, of Beverley, has had a blackbird for
several years, which, when it moulted about three
mou, hs agn, became a beautiful piebald, nearly one half
of it bring now white.
A shrep about eighteen months old was last week
slaughtered in our market, weighing 1331b5. and is con-
sidered one of the handsomest animals ever seen in this
marker.— Westraoreforsd Advertiser.
Inundations similar to those which have devastated
the south of France have taken place in Piedmont, by
the Po. The river has risen in many places to a
height it has not reached since 1775. The environs of
Tar in, and the province of Voghesa have suffered very
much. The bridge of boats at Casal was carried awn',
and not a boat saved.
Yesterday afternoon, as Wm. Haines was taking 2
quantity of boiling lead up a ladder towards the roof
of the Kruse, N 0.49, Hasland-street, Whitechapel-road
which he was engaged in repairing, the utensil acci-
dentally upset, and the red hot fluid was spilled IV°
his limbs. He immediately fell backwards, and ty"
precipitated to the ground : he was taken up so dread.
fully scalded, and otherwise so seriously injured, that
the unfortunate man died on his way to the Hospital.
Yesterday an Inquest was held at the Mitre Tavern.
Islington, on the bodylofJohnWilkins, who was drowned
in the Tnnnel of the Regent's Canal on Friday. lie
was working a boat from Paddington to Liniehoase,
when he slipped off a plank into the water, and was
drowned. Verdict—Accidental death.
Wednesday night, in the absence of the family, some
thieves entered the house, N 0.29, York-buildings, New
Road, belonging to Mr. Room, and stole a silver tea
pot and stand, a milk ewer, three tea-spoons, a bracket
clock, and a great coat. Fifteen days before the sole
house was robbed of a number of spoons, table fork''
pair of sugar tongs, and a sauce ladle.

DUBLIN, Nov. 5;

NEW CATHOLIC CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION.
Mr. Swaim le tin Clair.

AMOUNT or WHOM awn. VIM Lan woe; 1001. rts. 3d.
This day Mr. Sums rose, and read an extract of a letter
received from Portugal, which stated that the British
/mops there were, by special orders, obliged to attend
Protestant worship, although a large portion of them
were Catholics, and that those Catholics were forbidden
to attend Mau. Mr. Shiel said that the Asscociation
was not the place in which it would be proper to origi.
este my motion on this most extraordinary proceeding,
bat he would take notice of it at the next separate
Meeting of Catholics.
The Rev. Mr. L. Ea-Taupe said, that he could
winch for the truth of the facts in the letter read by Mr.
Shiel, as he had been informed of them by a Catholic
,Clergyman just returned from Portugal.
Mr. REDMOND brought forward his promised motion
'to threffect, that all persons of every religious deno-
mioation should be admissible into the Catholic burying
ground; and that Clergymen of every sect of Chris.
ustis should be allowed to perform the funeral service
of their Church.
Mr. O'Costart.z., in supportigg the Resolution, took
occasion to advert to the disclosure of the Rev. Mr.
Magoire, in a speech delivered by him at the Roscom-
mon Meeting.
The effect of this communication on the Association
acted like an electric shock, and was received with
continued cheers. After the other business of the Asso-
ciation was gone through, it adjourned.