Star.
London, England, 1826-09-28 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, Sem 26.

The Duchess D'Encille is expected to be here this evening.—
The Duke and Duchess of Leinster, and the Duchess of Newcastle,
are prolonging their stay with us.
Dieppe is mentioned by passengers 8.11 particularly dull, since the
departure thence of the Duchess de Berri.
The Dowager Countess of Winterton is remaining at the New
Steyne Hotel. Lady Cox Hippisley is among the last arrivals at
that house.

The German Spa continues to exhibit a very elegant and nume.
roue display of rank and fashion, at its early morning musters in the
Pump Rpom.

A report prevails at Semlin, on the 9th inst. that the
Fiche of Wildll3l had revolted against the Porte, and called on
the Janissaries to join his standard.
The Austrian Observer states, that hostilities had
commenced between the Russians and Persians. each party want-
ins to take possession of a district on the Russian frontiers.
His MAJESTY, attended by the Lord Steward of the
Household, left the Royal Lodge in his travelling carriage and four,
with outriders, about twelve o'clock yesterday, for London.—
' The KING arrived at the residence of the Duke of Rumens, in
Arlington-street, at haltpast two o'clock, where his Maaessi
alighted on a visit to the Dake of Your, who is at present residink
there. Soon after his arrival, the Kura parttrik of a dejeurti with
his Royal Brother and the Princess Soren, who had arrived from
her apartments In the King's Palace, at Kensington. His Majesty's
equipage proceeded co the King's Palace, in Pall-mall. to change
horses, &c. after which they returned to the residence of the Duke
of Rum&wn, in Arlington-street. At four o'clock the KING left
town, on his return to the Royal Lodge. Great numbers of spec-
tators were assembled, between three and four o'clock, in Arling-
ton-street, with the desire of having a view of the Krim on his re-
turn, and greeted his MAJZITT as he passed, which the Knot gra-
ciously acknowledged.
The Duke of YORK took his daily airing yesterday
morning for a considerable time. Sir Hasazav TAYLOK transacted
business with his Royal Highness at an early hour, previous to
holding a Levee as Military Secretary to the Commander-in-Chief,
at his Office, in the Horse Guards.
The Duchess of KaNT, accompanied by the Princess
Fromm% and attended by the Baroness de Smarten and General
Wirrnstum., honoured the performance of Strokefor a Wyel
at Covent-garden Theatre, with her presbnce yesterday evening.
The Princess VICTORIA, attended by her governess,
Miss Linage, took an airing yesterday morning in Hyde Park, &c.
in her pony phaeton.
The Countess of ELDON was so much better on Tues-
day, as to be able to accompany the Loan CHAWELLOIL to their
seat at Kncombe, Dorsetshire.
Prince ESTIRHAZY, the Austrian Ambassador, trans-
acted business yesterday at the Office of the Secretary of State
for Foreign Affairs.
Mr. Alderman BRIDGES has let his house in Portland-
place to the Spanish Ambassador.
The East India Company*: outward-bound ship Tho.
mas Coutts arrived at Bombay on the 2J of June.
Some material alteration, it is said, has been deter-
mined on, so as to render the militia effective; a part of them, it is
said, will remain constantly ensbodied, from which the regular at my
is to be kept complete, by allowing a portion of the militia,to enlist
annually; which will obviate the present mode of recruiting the
army, and prevent the numerous illegal enlistments of militia-men,
which now take place, Into the line.
There is a very odd coincidence in regard to these
who compose the Corporation of Ramsgate, they being all of one
trade, via.:—High Constable and Sheriff's Officer, Mr. Haman
—a tailor; the Deputy Sheriff. Mr. Purteterr—a tailor; Head
Crier, Mr. HADDIIN—a tailor; the Master of the National School,
Mr. Coavni—a tailor; the Master of the Workhouse, Mr. Pima—
a tailor; the Beadle of the Parish, Mr. Proarorr, jun.—a tailor;
the Sexton and Gravedigger, Mr. Pstu.vorz—a tailor ; the Deputy
Constable, Mr. PHILPOWT, jun.-4 tailor.
It is related of GEORGE 111. that one day addressing
the Duke of GRAIPTOP, be said, " The people, my good Lord, are
like my wife; though they quarrel with me themselves, they will
not suffer others to do so."
MANCHESTER, SEPT. 26 —Business h going on here,
we may say, well. The factories are beginning to work
full time; and several master spinners, who had ceased
during the recent stagnation, have begun to work their
factories again. The demand is still heavy on steaio
goods,.but no very recent advance in their price. Some
descriptions of yarn are rather better, with about id.
per lb. of an increased value. Some fustian. of a good
quality h.ive been sold at as much 46 2d. per lb. upon
List week's prices. In short, money is more piefltillll.
and there is every probability th.it a steady and gradual
.adv.oice upon all descriptions of manutecture is row
commenced.

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