Star.
London, England, 1828-11-26 00:00:00

ARRIVALS.

Mr. Lushington, at his house in Suffolk-street, Pal.mall, frost
the Earl of Westmorland's seat, Apethorpe ; Captain Reck witty is
'Piccadilly, from the Netherlands; Mra and hiss* Pole, in Gros.
moor-place, from Scarborough; Major Frederick Lloyd, in Moat t.
street ; '.lr. Sterling. in I ler, ford street; Gptairt and Mrs. Grey,
Mt Albemarle street, from Paris; hir. and Mrs. Graves, in Patio.
street. from Sidmoutb, in Dcvonshire; Mr. and. Mrs. Le he, in
Druton.street,.from Paris; Major ,litarton, in the Regent street,
irons Roblin ; Captain and Mrs. Ladthert, in Pafl.mail, from die
Netherlands; Dr. Yeats, M.D. at his housein Qut en street May.
fair, from Tunbridge Wells ; Akzander Hamilton Earle, Esc and
-Mrs. Hamilton Earle, at Marshal Thompson's Hotel„ Caego.nsh.
square. from Broadstairs; Captain and hits. Duncan, and family,
at Mivart's Hotel, Lower Brook and Davits affect. from*
Continent; Mrs. Wilkins and family, at ditto, from Wasdhids
Hay. North Wales; J. Protberoe, Esq. and Miss Prwherry st
Fenton's.. Hotel, St. James's-street, fr..nt Estes; Leut.-Otime
at ditto, froin Ireland; the How. Mr. and In,. Hamilton,
the Hyde Park Hotel, Hyde Park-place, from Shrophire;
C. M. Pereira, F.sq. at ditto, front Portugal; the Countess d
Sandwich. in Dover-street, from a tour ; the Earl of Casdllll,
Privy gardens, from, his seat, St. Margaret's; Sir -John Shelley,
Bart. in Portland-place. tram his seat lb Basset; Captain and NM
gvans, in Brouk.street, from Cheltenham ; Count A. Colbert, at
Cook's Hotel, Albemarle-street, from Paris; Count de la Pasture,
at Flasiong's Hotel, Harold-street, from a tour; Thus. Bucitaisa,
Esq. at ditto, from the East Indies g John Buchanan. 'Esq. at Ask
from a tour; Alfred Qmsnel. •Esq. at *tto, -frost Passes ; Jams
Wood Esq. at ditto. om s tour. • •

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REPRESINTATIVII. Pen —Si ate of the gross poll as
Saturday— • . . • •
For Lord Dunally, 26 I Lord Cssdeinatee. 2 I Majority, fr.
Number .1 Nubkmen emitted to vote . . Igo.
Noblemen &elating to vote, 7; Candidates, 3 -
Number that will vote . - 117
Half this number is 58, leaving an odd vote of One • so that, if Lori
DunaUy obtain 23 additional votes, bis Lordships election
secured, as he will then have 59 votes.
Dispatches were received yesterday, at the Colonial
Office, from Sir Titoism; COCIIRAVO, at Newfoundland.
The East India Company's ship' Marquis Camdtc
left St. Helena on the 20th of May, and arrived at Bombay so the
14th of July. The Edinburgh kit Bombay, for China, on the litl
of July ; the Duchess of Athol!, Abercrombie, Robinson. and Mar.
qui, Camden, were expected to follow about the end of the month
QUEENSBERRY Lecactes.—ln consequence of the
Vice-Chancellor's order of the 4th-of August last, the
remainder of the legacies, with interest, to the 23d of
Dicember, 1828, and the atteari of annuities and
weekly pensions, to the same period, are now in stoma
of payment. by the Accountant Ger.eial of the Collate
Chancery. in the cause Thomas v. Moi tomer!.
Yesterday 'evening,'Mr. MLA rotas held !vs first Coe
sersazione this szason, At his residence in George scum.
Hanover square. these peetings ate on the same pun
as those of last season. The splendid museum of humor
and comparative anatomy, collected by the late M.
HEAVISIDE, was exhibited. Among the company we
observed several scientific Gentlemen.. The oppoituni.
ties now afforded of viewing this valuable collecti ri
the access to hich was formerly a matter of difficalty,
' are highly to the credit of Mr. DELA Torts's liberally.
The LATE MR. COIKIL—This unfortunate Gentle
man expired on Monday morning at hall-past two
o'clock, at the Middlesex Hospital. Mr. C. was going
on as favourable as could be expected, until early es
Sunday morning, when mortification ensued, and Mi.
Rosa, the heal htisse surgeon, then pronounced him it
imminentdanger, and his disi.olu inn was momentarily
expected. Mr. Conn& was about 35 years of age, and
died unmarried. Mr. SKINMIR'S dis olu it expeetel
hourly, the surgeons at tie hospital having Fro.ti•ituced
his recovery impossible. BARRY is proceeding favotn•
ably, and may almost be considered conva!esce,t.
It is understood in the military circl.s that Sit HER'
BERT TAYLOR is abOut to introduce into the alms some
new regulations relative to the dress Offsr
which is. not only intended to render the pticrs

mentAls of every corps as nearly as possible ai
will restrain Commanding Offices from poring
Officers 'to extra expenses (which so many <-f tl
very ill afford), for whims cf their own. It is
that Sir liansaais attention has been caileJ
vety great expense incurred in some regidrent•,
the bead of " Subscription to mess fund, 1).0,
and which, in many instances, fill vety hear
on bang men, but which the dread of beini
upon as grumblers prevents them from,compin
Them is now residing at the village of W
Northumberland, an ancient matrrn, who Las
the pat' iatchal age of 101 years; she is in the pox
of all her faculties, in the enj •yment of good he:
has for upwards of half a century received pi
relief Rohn the township t f Westgate.
Such is the briskness of the silk tia.le in o,is 4
that this aftet noon, the Calton balm in was °C)
through the borough, that a number of gob •
to fourteen years of age, were wanted as silk plaf
the winding and throwing silk-mill in Lii,sl'
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