Star.
London, England, 1829-01-22 00:00:00

BRIGHTON. JANUARY 20.

The Princess AUGUSTA. ante deal by Lady MART
TA Twit. not only took a cot iage airint• it is mor.
hut et jnyed a lengthen.d walk on the Sze ytie And Mt.
tine Pi onierddei.
Sir .101411 Bacarrr, the Judge Advocate, and Major and the
Ilan. Mrs Mouse left their names at the Palace yes•rrday; and
this morning. Gtnrral Lord Mu. and Cpt GILL, •d, the 1441
Ilor•e Guards. and Lieutenant Colonel and lody AVOINTA
•Ntc%Trs, Mho cam. in tom their Seat hear Hufslialtl, to
tbry are now on their way back.
I. rd THOMAS Cams. and Mar FRIMIRICIL BATUCAST are prolong.
ing then stay at the Royal York llottl.

:Mr and iliss tk'tioneuta Mr. J. 11. BATVIJIIIIT, and Mr
ma. ate arrived at the Ituyal York Hotel. Recent departures
throe, include the Hun. Nli. HOW•RD. M.P. ear ail. KINLCICE.
Mr. A 1.01111141,. Mr. MAPPER, Slid CoUlit FIMUCINT.

Latt night Mrs Patuca gave a splendid Entertainment. Melo.
sive of a Ball, to upwards of two hundred fashionable friends.. at
the Assembly Rooms of tb. New Steyne
Sir Lavor and Lady SCOT. have a ountemus and brilliant Dia.
per and Evening Party at SiUwood House to-day.

FASHIONABLE IN t ELLIG ENCE.
A

The Count and Cannes' liranealeoni. at Sir Benjamin Mb-
house's seat, Whitton Park, from Italy ; the Earl and Countess of
ClonmeU and Lady Harriet Scott, in Grosvenor-street; the Earl
and Countess of ALsrley, at Kent House, Knigistsbndge, from their
seat. Saltram, avonsbite; Cie Earl cif Darnley, at Ms house in
Berlteky• square, from bin seat, Cobham Hall, Kent ; Mr. Raikes,
in St. James's street • Captain and Mrs. Lloyd, In St. Janes',.
place, from Paris ; Lady F. L. Gower, at her house in Albemarle.
street, from Ireland; Lord and Lady Sinclair in Beyan.soa.
square, from Brighton; Lord and Lady Wallace, in Portman-
square, from Surrey ; Mrs. and Miss Leigh, in Hertford-street„
Park-lane. from Dublin ; Captain Watford, in the Regent-street,
Iroom Maidstone; Mrs. and Miss Keppel, in Gloucester-place ; Mr.
Henry Rowlett, in Stratton-street ; Mr. and Mrs. Burrell, in Gloss-
es wer-place ; Hon. Robert Watson, in Green.street, Grosvenor.
square. from Brighton; James Dupre, Esq. at Ms house in Port-
land place, from hi. seat, Wilton ark, Beaconsfield, Bucks;
Captain and Mrs. Stuart, in Pall-mall, from Paris ; Alt and Mrs.
Davenport, at their house in Lower Brook-street. from their
seat, Capewborne. Cheshire; the Right Hun. J. Foster (our
Minister to the Coon of Turin, on leave of absence), at the Royal
Hotel, St. James's-street, from Ringwood; Sir Tb•ontas Barker.
Bart. and Colonel Hickman, at Gould's Hotel, Jermyn-street.
front Brussels; Miss Southcote, at Marshal Thompson's Hotel,
Cavendish-square, from Dorking; Henry Gallia', Esq. at ditto;
Colonel Gregory, at ditto.
DEPA RTU RES.

The Hon. Colonel Lord Foley 's seat in Wor-
cestershire; Col. and Sirs. White. from Warren's Hotel, Regent-
street, for their seat, Porters Hefts; Min Coventry. from .iirto.
for Twickenham ; Mrs. Fairfax and family, from Crawky's Hotel
(late Cook's), Albemarle-street, fur Brighton; Thomas Rawlins.
Esq. from the British Hotel, Jermyn-street, for hi. seat in Devon-
shire ; Captain Shawe. (tom ditto, for Norfolk ; Sir Michael Shmo
Stewart, Hart. ALP. Lady Stewart, and family, from Marshal
Thompson's Hotel, to their house in Cavendish-squire) Viseonnt
Tamwonb sod Lady Tamworth, from ditto. tor Ashby-de-la-
Bosch, ; Rev. Edward Kitson, from ditto. for Torquay; Captain
Cruiksbank, from data; J. S. Torren, Esq. from ditto; P. J.
Han, Earl from ditto.

TILE SERPENTINE RIVER.
Y. sterday the ice had attuned a tnlerah'e degree of
firmness. anJ the concourse of Gentlemen to enjoy the
diversion of skaiting was considerable ; In consequence,
however, of the snow, which continued to fall during
the day, there were scarcely any Ladies present. The
snow, though not deep, was rather an impediment to
the evolutions of the skaiters ; and, except the most ex•
perienced, few were enabled steadily to preserve their
equilibrium. In the course of the day no leis than foer
persons were immersed in the water, always owing to
a disregard of the Society's warning posts. We are
happy to add that no lives were lost