Star.
London, England, 1827-09-20 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

AR RI VA L&

the Doke or "elevens, at Amity Nose, on Tuesday eveolog.
Item a tour; the Earl of Weymouth, In Soushopeartreet, Mayfair ;
Lord alotoo. in Gross-mow place; Lady and Miss Campbell. in
park.arree, from the hie of Wight; Captain and Mrs. Mon-
trealer, lo South A odley.street, host Dover; Lord Cawdor, in
Grawaste-muare, !ran South Wales;' the Hon. Colonel Hare, at
umessis Hotel, Conduit-acme. from Madrid; General Stewart,
inak.atmet, from Paris; General Sir Colin Campbell. at
vanie, Hotel, In Regent.stmet ; the Earl of Erroll and Family,
at eta Royal Hotel, St. Junes'eltreet, front Hampton Court ; Mrs.
Neabitt, at ber house la Upper Brook-erre, from Monmouth;
p. Knight, Esq. at his Mime in Saville.row from Brighton ; Cl-
ue Weeks and R. H. James, Eaq. at Ellis's Hotel, St. James s,
yam Brighton; Samuel Levy. Euq. at ditto, from Paris; Lady I
luiclika, at t►e Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington and Cock-
eyes, from Hyde Hall, Herts.
• . DE PA RTU ft ES.
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Adadrsl & Will.ta Johustosse Hops frons the Admiralty, for
panamouth; Sir &hen Chester, for Hatilekl; Major and Mrs.
Dansba,for WeiNmitneCtemont. Itaimsgate; Mrs. aqd Miss Boy.
raa inabeidde Wells; Wesel ana Mrs. Lloyd, for Clifton
Ha Weis; Fisommtess Alen, em a tor; Mrs. and Miss Wyn-
rod, for Nelesn's.aomeest, Ramiate; Major Haubery, for Rasta-
; General Pleat, for tie Manor House, in Buckinghamshire.;
Gemail Shia flowarth, for Banstead, Surrey ; Lady H. Courtenay;
• for Wiedbas, he Kent Mrs. and Miss Fine, for Tunbridge Wells ;
and Ms. Ewing and Family, for their mat in Hots; the Earl
of Kiirnarey and the Ladies Needham, from Thomas's Hotel, Ber-
heiersepare, ler their seat, Sheringtosi, &lop ; Mrs. Conroy and
Family, !rem Missies Hotel, far Hitiatileduis ; Mrs. Palmer, from
ditto. rer Nominees'; T. I. Parker, X% from ditto, for his scat
in Wiltshire.
CHANCES.

Fnf sad Cauttsta Cowper, front rise* seat, Pansenger, Harts;
far the Deka at Devonshire's seat, Chatsworth, Derbyshire; Mr.
and Ilia W. Costae, from Harrowgatt, to their house at Hastings.

MANCHESTER, Sim s.

The first Gentlemen's Concert, Under the direction of Signor De
Tromp, took place last evening, and the attendance was extremely
samerommsd rem; ctable. The selection was judiciously made
from the Menporitkms of the first masters, which received *Mt&
joitice from the dik%rent performers. The Concert Room had
been newly decorated fa the occasion, and its appearance was very
bentiful.
FETE AT HALL PLACE, BERKS.
Friday evening Sir Glanzer and Lady Ease Opened their princely
. mansion in their ti.ual style of magnificence, to the residents of the
neighbourhood of Hall Place. At ten o,clock the company began
to arrive, and were lighted through the line old avenue, which
leads to the principal entrance, by footmen, placed at equal
distances, bearing fiambeaux. The string of carriages at one
time completely blocked up the way from klaideektad
Thicket. The Grecian Drawing-ream was set apart for,
dancing, and communicated thermals the ball (most beautifully or.
nannoted with flowers sad variegated lamps) with the Old:Tapes.
try Rooms, in which away delicacy of the season wise set out to
refresh the trippers ea "dm BOK fantastic toe.' The dalacerioni.
natal by the (aliening nende of the New Berke Yeomanry Band.
kept up the ball till me a-sawbba the dem el Mediator Cialkcy were
omen errs to the eempany, In which eriem of Moonset costly kind,
ant mery bled of fruit. Womb; sod pethserie, were an out to to
frah ;he damn. Atter sapper the (Allem Hnst en the eaample
e(gmewigdeerience by eyeing um ail* whit Mks Jane Paul.
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!.• dlibegb privim sod : Wldelb ere many won-
: dividend intereetieg sappilelhm ant other 'tinders of nature. The
• gone dld net depart dips* be. Iheiiniente the Faelionables
meld be bat giving the names of many .of the Ipediie of the
Lemke Am Tin.

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'trance oflt samsser-house at Chatborough, Dusset, the
Neel tharagGanvaamoa, Esq.—
_Serb Roar. In tbe Teas MDCLX XVII.
Patriotic Gentlemen, of this Neighbourhood,
" . Cosaeerted the Great Plan of
t % 4.., . ORIOUS REVOLUTION
1/4'4 - whit
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s Winssivie mei oar Dellscrhdce from Popery and Slavery,
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tatimber this Glarkaratillei,witieiwaidar that Or' Liberties,
Procured by the Vittwo et your Moamar*.
Neat be aralimitift4 b Yourashow
COMMUCC AND TUN IitDANDS —Oar expectations of
an improvement in the resources of the country are
happily becoming realized. la the.course of Use present
year, between four and five thousand vessels have elm
tered for The West India Docks, London Docks, and
the quays at the post of London. on Monday last, 911
ships entered, 22 of them being West Indiarnen, with
valuable cargoes. There is an increase already of more
than than eight hundred ships, over the corresponding.
periods of the list year. The Stamp department, as.
well as the Excise and Customs, are in a very masc.
tory state. The great sums of money latelY paid to the
Government, for the different duties, by the mercantile
men in the City, are a great proof of the revival of
confidence.
The Brkish Officers who visited St. Omer on the oc-
casion of the late reviews, were honoured by great
attention from the King of Faawcz, and were treated
with the most marked civility by the French Officers
sod soldiers. It is due also to the French Government
to state, that a duty of fifty-five francs, payable on
every horse entering France, and of five francs on nob -
horse leaving it, was remitted, by an order from Paris,
on all horses the property of British Officers, who had
gone to see the reviews.
The brave veteran "'meow had an odd way of com-
plimenting the men of his division previous to an en-
gagement. At the battle of Vittoria, when the third
division so gallantly carried the bridge in front of,
Poente Nueva this intrepid General mounted his horse,
and patting himself at the bead of his troops, waved
his hat, and led them on to the charge, with the bland
compellation of " Come op, ye rascals !—Come on, ye
fighting villains!" An address which proved most
effective, Ira the bridge was carried in a few minutes.
Yesterday, a fire broke out in the wine cellars of
ileum Yates and Co. in Mincing Lane, the ceilerman
haring imprudently left a candle burning. It was,
however, soon extinguished, but not before a. great
quantity of wine was destroyed.
A very respectable innkeeper in Suffolk, who is also
a brewer, lately fell into company with a stranger, who
gratuitously offered to instruct him in an improved
method of refining beer, promising to send him a packet
of ingredients, which were to work wonders (as indeed
it so turned out). This the brewer dto decline,
on the score of his beer haviog alreadbnfeeased his cos
toners. He was therefore not a little asonished in re-
ceiving some time after a small parcel of the wonder
working ingredients. The parcel was laid by with the in-
tention of returning it, but it was not done directly. The
circumstance, however, was recalled to the brewer's re-
collection, and the promised wonderful operation dis-
covered itself in the visit of the excise offer, whom
hit new friend had, by an information, directed to go
and make a seizure of the illicit ingredients, for the
rake of one moiety of a heavy penalty consequent
!Poo their being found in the brewer's possession. The
Commissioners reduced the penalty to the lowest sum
Possible, but this was very considerable, which was di-
vided between the.ezcise officer and the kind friend who
bad made the present.