Star.
London, England, 1828-08-13 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
, The Duke of Devonshire. at Devonshire House, on Monday
night. from Brighton ; Marchioness Dowager of Salisbury. in AT
hogton.street, from the villa of the Cosiness of Essex ; G nerd
sod Mrs. Ausstrong, in Sc. James's street, from Surrey; Si
Celia Campbell. in Piccadilly, from Portsraoub ; Major Oath"
in St. James's street, (root Plymouth ; Earl of Glengall, in GT&
venor-street, from Surrey ; Count de Vaude, in Proubstrert,
from Susses; Captain and Mrs. Watts. in Alistmatie-strut, tress
the Netherlands; Mr. and Mrs. Dillon, in Park-street, frna
Paris; Major and Mss. Carktou, is Pall-mall, boar Paris; Mai(
Broderick. in Piccadilly, Irani Dublin ; Mr. and Mrs. Carter, is
Green.street, Park-lane, from the Netherlands; Mr. de Koos, il
Park-place; Mrs. Mike, at Marshal Thompson's 11.4e1, Caves
dish.square, from the Continent ; C. Gregory, Esq. Mr.. nnd Or
Misses Gregory, at ditto; Captain William Donaldson, at ditts;
J. Thornton. F.sq at ditto; Anthony Denney, Esq. at ditto; &lc
T. Freer, Esq. at ditto; Captain Hodgson, at ditto; Cohort ad
Mrs. Hunter. at the St: James's Hotel, Jermye-street, (roes
tour; W. Walker, Esq. at Goidd'a Hotel, Jerarayn.stieet, frail a
tour; J. Willis, Esq. at ditto, from Dublin ; Capt. and hlts.lackor.
in Harley-street, from Paris • Mrs. Robinson, at Miran'. Hod
Lower Stook-street, Irma Southampton; Major and Mrs. Lair.
is Seymear-street, from Essex.
CHANGES.
The Earl of Besborough, for Roehempton; Lord Bradawl, m
a tom • Bari of Chichester, for Lewes, in Sasses ; Mr. Aria
Cakb;ster. and Lady Augusta Chichester, for Coulhurst. Smog;
the Bad of Radars', from Lower Grosvenor-street, for his IA
Loaf/ford Castle; John Cass Hobhouse, Req. H.P. and laif
Julia Hobhouse, from Whitton Park, for the Continent ; bra'
Sir William . on a tom ; Sir Thomas Armee, Bet r
11.111ogionn M Surrey; Mr. and Mu. Fitzherbert, from do
Barliagton 064 Baelingten-strem. for the Cantin;
Sir Benjusigri. Lady Hobbouse, and Family, from their Mee in
RerkeleyAqsare. for Whitton Park, Middlesex ' - the Margot ...Ili
Marchioans of Worcester, for their seat in Bales ; Lord sad WY
Tullamore, from their house in Grosvenor-place, for Tekklile
Wells; the Fad of Goateed, for his seat in Ireland; lArd /°
lice, for his seat kijCamberland; Hem Mrs. Willi as GmliM'
from her home.* Fartland-place, for bet mat, Hastlebuty. Kari ;
1 Se J. Fugason.l6ol. and Family, from Tkaartal's Hotel, Bedell-
square, for their IN* in Scotland; Ghee! Blackgrave, front Ft*
tUil's HOW, Sc. JiiMerstreet, for his seat soar Reading; C*J..tb
and Mrs. Fowler' from Brook•etreet, for !!is Continent; Pg—
de Blosay, at Fladoog's Hotel, Oxf•rd.stredt to the Cent'
Madame de Polier Vernasd, from ditto, on a tour ; Co"t de
Pasture, from ditto, is a tour; Mr. and 'Mrs. Synge and Faimh,
from dittoora a tour; Mrs. Mitchell and Family, from Cbsdri•
street, Berkeley-equare, fee Brighton; the Marquise de Nadig_l!g,
And Family, for Heighten; Sir Wiliam Beaamarke Rash, Mr'
Mrs. Knipe. hint Wimbledon Haan, for Cheltenham; t*
Lady Anne, and Miss Fraser, from itileNaillpart. for Murillo;
I.tConarfaiticir TWisliormridgeKeirWe'lLfor; Ctillietptain°l3eCotvik",arr and
nid7 NUnagil• ;11.4.
3446 F. 06bN'ne's. for Cheltenham ; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
rant, for West Cowes, is the Lie of Wight; Mr. and Mrs. Or4ti
f ar eurkesimain.

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Viscount STRANGIIOIIII transacted business yeaterciat,
at the Foreign Mee,
Downiarstreet. with the Earl of Assis
Su Jima Dolma transacted business yettetday, At t 4
Wier of the S attar/ of State foe Foreign Main.
ts*
MiWarne PASTA and family grit Loudon', for ralic•
4. N ay last.
The Dowager Marchioness of ENATIR is IIIUC4I it
1 • •at bet house in Privy Gardens. .- ? o
Pi itrate accounts from Lisbon state, that the rAgo•
merchant ship the Harmony bad arrived in the Tagus from Mu
314 le.;
tool whet ce she sailed en the Nib Wt. with the BOWE,
1 :argn of Priests and bligutlitss.

THE ARMY. LeAMINGTON, Attn. 9.
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Lord FITEROT FOSIERSET, as Militari Secretary to the General 11 The CrAnbousna CIA,* 'lsmer: have killed, in die
r,,,,,,,,,,Ki5is in Chief, went through his List to-day, at his Office course of a few weeks, 2,600 j,twric, many of Which
it the Horse Guards.— A few Geueral and thirty•eight utha welt taken for sale to the neighbouring towns in bar SetH
LAWS tlASl.4iCted Illiillary business with hi. Lordship.
CHANGE OF QUARTERS OF THE GUARDS, Wilts and Hants, and disposed of at the 104, psi' eof
OSOARAD To TAKE PLACE ON Ilia 16TH INST. 53. Of 6s. per fawn, the weight ofeach being from 121 b.
Th, 2,1 Battalion of the Grenadier Regiment is to march from to 151 b. reclusive • f the skin. • The destruction at the
Windsor to the The/tr.—The 3d Battalion of the same Regiment, deer. about 12,000 head, must be completed befo.e the
which is coming from Ireland, is to occupy Port manstreet Barracks.
The Ist Battalion of the Coldstream Regiment of Guards Is to month of October, 1830,....Am0ng our last arrivals are
procc.l from Westminster Quarters to Knightsbridge Barracks.— His Graze the Dote of "Wm. LadY 1312/mel and ralitilh Hr.
The td
Battalion of the same Regiment is to march from the King's Beattie, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Cooper.
Mews to Windsor. Rev. F. H. Worgan, Rev. W. M. Williams, Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
The Ist Battalion of the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards is to move Hopper, Rev J. A. limes,Hardy, Rev. J. Johnson and
family, Rev. J. and Nis.. J. W. Goer, General Walker, Colonel and
from Portman-street Barracks to the King's Mews.—The 3d Bat-
talion of the aims' Regiment is to proceed from the Tow& to Weil. Mrs. Kwart, Colonel Llnellyts, Lieuta.ColoaeL and Mrs. Madden,
winner Quarters. Major Jeraia, Captain Hawking, Captain and Mrs. Grange, Capt.
The 1-t Battalion of Grenadier Guards is stationed in Dublin. Baker, Mt Captain Cemberlege, Slr. C. Le Blanc, ace. acc.
Detachmitnts of the 12th Royal Lancer., and the 16th Regiment
of Foot, arrived in town yesterday morning. ficA Coventry. and
embarked this morning, on board a steam vessel in the River, for
Gravesend—the former on route to Canterbury, the latter on route

to Chatham.
A Detachment of the 55th Regiment of Infantry arrived in town
yesterday morning, from Covent ry, on route to Landguard Furl.

NAVAL IN I ELLIGENCE.

Sams Aaaivan THIS DAT.-•••Dublin I—Waterford I—Malta 1.
The Somersetshire. Ross, arrived in the Downs, hi 46 days from
Jamaica,an passing Cape Sable,saw a large vessel on shore,witb her
*ads flying about in a confused statr,with vessels lying close to her.
The Florence, Balanzstats, arrived in the Creek, spoke. on the
17th ultimo, the Hero, from the Mauritius, on the Pearl Rock, in
the Gut of Gibraltar, and remaiord there till the Florence was out
of sight.
Cowsimerniorte, JULY 11.—The following is the list of the ships
that arrived here from the tech June to the 10th July :
I. Austrian—Two from Odessa, with corn; two from Smyrna,
with salt ; one from Madagna, in ballast ; three from Syra, in ditto.
2. Sardinian—One from Marcampol, with corn; two From Ta-
ganrog, with corn; seven from Genoa, in ballast; one from Toce,
with salt; two from Malta, with divers goods.
Van* Cauz, Jun* 16.—TheJulla Spanish brig, taken on the
14th ultimo off Signals Grande by the Bravo Mexican brig of war,
arrived here on the 13th instaot. Arrived the Lianmadoct on the
10th. The Seaflower, Wit.man, of Bantow, parted her moorings
yesterday in Roachilly Bay, drove on shore and went to pieces:
crew saved
DIAL, August 12.—Wind S.W. to W.S.W.—Arrived the
George and Ellen, ALLISON, from Faro; Sumeraeishire. Russ, from
Jamaica; and Catharine Christine, Lovas.z, from Glee.
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST iN.•••••WilldW,S.W.—S.tikd the Margaret,
BASSOON for St. rttersiturgh; and %WAR', HAATHOLOSISSIN lOC
Airing'.
ptexotrrn. AUGUST 11 —Wind S.S.W.—The Russian squadron
of two ships of the line and four. frigates put in. Pot back the
Princess of Wales, CLTDIZIL, fur Sierra Leone.
FALMOUTH, AUGUST W.S.W.— Arrived the Union,
Suing, from Newcastle, with loss of bulwarks, rail, and Mate
washed overboard, sails split, and leaky ; the Hope packet, from
the Alediterraneau—sailed from Corfu 16th June, Malta 26th,
Gtnraltar 29th, and Cadiz 31. t. Sailed the Eclipse packet, fur
Jamaica and Carthagena ; and Duke of York. packet, for Rio and
liesnos Ayres.

LOVE.

Lon is a plant of holier birth
Than aught that takes its root on earth;
A Sower from Heaven, which 'tis a crime
To number with the things of time.
Hope in the bud is often blasted,
And beauty on the desert wasted,
And joy, a primrose, early gay,
Care's lightest footfall treads away!
But love shall live, and live for ever;
And chance and change will reach it never.
Can hearts in which true love is plighted,
By want or woe be disunited?
Ab, no! like buds on one stem born.
They share between them e'en the thorn,
Which round them dwells, but parts them not,
A torn yet undivided lot!
Can death extinguish love, or part
Tpe loy'd.one from the lover's heart?
,No, no! he does but guard the prize.
Sacred from mortal injuries,
Making it purer, hillier seem.
As the ice closing o'er tie means,
Keeps (while storms nvage earth and air)
All baser things from mingling there!

KENSINGTON CANAL.

Yesterday being his Majesty's birth-day, it was set;
spa t for the op. ning nt t sis canal. At an early hour
an immense number of per•ons, chiefly inhabitants f
Kensington an.l the adjacent villages, were congregated
on the ha. ks to witness the ceremony. At two o'clock
the R.ght Honourable Lord KIINSINGTON, and a num-
ber of friends to tie undertaking, embarked in a st.tely
barge at B. t rsea.blitige, and proceeded up the
canal, accompanied by a number of craft loaded with
timber. coals, sand, breeze, &c. tl e first fruits of the
concern. Tne whole party entered the basin amidst the
cheers f the mul.itudes assembled, the band on board,
playing " God save the King." The canal tuns from
the Thames, near Battersea bridge, directly north two
males and a quarter, terminating close to the great
Western road, half a mile distant horn Kensington-
palace ; it is 100 feet broad, and capable of affirding
passage for craft of 100 tons burden ; the basin is 400
feet long by 200 broad, .and is situated in the most
thriving and healthy part of the town. This canal.l
which is the only water conveyance to Kensington, has
been completed at the expense of about 40,0001. and its
income is orn what fs, tonnage,&c. is calculated at about
2,5i)01. per annum; by it the drainage of Kensington
will b• decreased seven feet.
In the evening the friends of the undertaking sat
down to a sumf tuous dinner at the King's Arms, Lord
Kesel %erne in the Chair. By his L )rdship's command,
.and chiefly at his expense, a substantial dinner,, with
a butt of porter, was also given to about 200 of tb
workpeople.