Star.
London, England, 1828-08-25 00:00:00

CHELTEiN ti AUGUST 22.

The.Mirquis of Woncesrea has arrived here, and the
Doke of Maircursvaa is on the eve of tAking his departure. His
(.ra.e tot.it leave of the Duke of Was.. 'Noma( this morning on the
promettuale. The Duke of ‘VELLINGTOS was present at the hall at
the sal tu❑ pater Spa Lat evening, upon which occasion the whole
WAS d.-:orated with festoons and wreaths ut laurel. The cast from
the e.lehrated vase at %% a, wick Castle was also filled with laurel
and mho; evergreens. The Rotunda was so crowded that it was
with .onie difficulty that dancing could commence. However,
quadti.les were ilJneed. The ball concluded at 12 o'clock, when
the band played " God save the King."

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVAIS.

The Marquis and Marctnuncss ut Winchester and the Lades
Paulet, in Cavendish-square, trom Amport House, in 11.mpshire
Lord and Lady Tullamnre, in Ctiarlrs.strtrr, Bra,ley.squeee,
front Tunbridge Wells; Him. Thomas 13ligh„ in Grosvenor-o.4'w
from Irrland ; the Baroness 1k Caprt ant Colonel Scott, in Adre,
snarle.street, from Paris; )lajor and Mrs. Locke, in Pall-mall,
from the Netherlands; Mr. and Mrs. Maitland, in Brook ;cirri
from Paris; Major and Mrs. Claude Stewart, in Burlington-strret
from Dublin; Mr. R. Knight and the Misses Knight, in Grosvenor-
square, from Henley in Arden, %Vorctstersisire; Mr. and Mrs.
Magennis, in Park-street, from the Netherlands; Major Robert
Howard, in Pall Mall. from Dublin ; the Reverend Barry Drury,
in Berkeley-square, trum Bath.
CHANGES.

Colonel Ross, of the 4th Dragoon Guards, from Dorsetshire, for
rsdinburgh; Mr. John Fight.% M.P. fruna Cullington, Cornwall,
for the Highlands of S.:otland ; Captain Du Pre, of the Ist Life
Guards, trout Windsoi, on a gruustashooting excursion through
the H.ghlands of Scotland.
DEPARTURES.
Lord George Paulet, from Cavendish-square, far A mport House;
Sir G. and Lady Pocock, frum their house in York-street, for
Cheltenham ; Mrs. Franklin and Mrs. Fitzgerald, from their hothe
at Brunipton, for a mar in Ireland; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lee,
and family, on a tour; Mr. David Jeniiiip, far Crickhowell, in
Vales; Mr. and Mrs. ',stake, for.sliddleton Hall, iii Warwick-
shire; Major Dreyer, for Martin; Cornet William Mayo, to join
the 4th Dragoon Guards, at Dorchester ; Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer
Drummond, for Dtmhim Hall, in Buckinghamshire; Captain and
Mrs. Duff, for Paris; Mr. and Mrs. 51addocks, for Scarborough ;
Mrs. and N:io Blagrave, for. the West Cliff, Brighton ; Capt.
Mrs. Boyle, fur Dublin; Lieutenant. Warrington, of the llth Dra.
goons, fur the Maidstone Depot • Capt. Clements, fur the Hague;
Mr. and Mrs. Orantky, fur Florence; Capt. Calvert Clarke, for
Teddington; Major Jenitioson, for Holyhead; Captain and Mrs.
Akzander, for Paris ;;Colonel Allrsi, to take the command of the
57th Regiment, in New South Wales • Major and Mrs. Norton, for
Abbeville Mr. Richard Moore, !from Cavendish square, for
Hampton Court Palace; Mr. and Mrs. 13Iackburne, for the Wel.l
Ington.crescent, Rimsgate ; Major Phillip Bacon. from Piccadilly.
for Woodstock ; Captain Burton, of the Royal Navy, from Bryan-
stone-stio3re, tor Cheltenham ; 'captain and Mrs. Crawford, for
Paris • Mrs. Thos. Inglis, J. Gibbs, Esq. and Mrs. Gibbs, from
the Ambers Hotel, Bmera-street, for the Continent; Mrs.
O'Connor, Atipi O'Connor, and Miss Blake, from ditto, for Bath ;
Charles West, Han. and Mrs. Bateman, from ditto, for Dublin;
Mrs. and Miss Place, from ditto; George Reeve, Esq. from ditto,
far ,Brighton. .
SPORTING AN fk.i.Lit,ENCE.

CANTERBURY RACES, AUGUST 21.
The City Plate of 100 sots. the *Warr to be sold for 300 sons.
Heats, two miles and' a distance.

Mr. Brown's Torn Thumb, 4 yrs .:. ... .. 1 1
•Mr. Hawkins 's g h Laburn, 5 yrs ... ... .. a 2
Idr. Werheran's ch' c 'Richard, 3 yrs ... '
." - .. 2 3
Mr. Migektll's br b 1M4urtpor .....
e, 4 yrs ... ~,... .. 4 A
lb. Turner's Whimper, 4 yrs (post entrance) .. ...,
11-4r'
# Gold Cop value 100 sows. given by the Noblesse; and-Onalwi
awn of the County. Heats two miles and a distance.
Mr. Breen's Torn, by Walton ... ... S i 1 1
Mr. gayly names Mr. Coleman's eh f Sally of tie - •

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