Star.
London, England, 1829-11-25 00:00:00

LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, Nov. N.

The Kula has been vackessly pleased to appoint the sari
AWUSIIST to be one of the Lords of his Mame, Bedchamber. in
the room of the Marquis of Huvroaa, deceases.
en graciously pleased to appoint the Earl Howe
The Kim has be
ber, in the room
to be one of the Lords of his Ma'am's Bedcham •
of the Earl of Hasamoron, resigned.
Nov. 24.—The Loan CualmsaLstu of his Masenr's Household
has appointed ions Staamtan, jun.:one of the Gentlemen Ushers
Quarterly Waiters in ordinary to the Brno, in the room of EDWARD
Asa, Esq. deceased.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

CHA NGES.
Tice !Dowager 'doubloons of Downshire for Brighton ; the Earl
of Stair, from Paris, at Brook-street ; the Earl of Elmore for
Hamra Castle, in Sornersetstrire ; Lord Walslnghani for Merton
Hall, in Norfolk; Lord Hawke for Womerslcy House, York.
shire ; Lord Rodney for Great Alresford, Hants ; Lord and Lady
Bridport and family, in Wimpole-street, from Trafalgar, on their
way to Paris; Lord Wallace, at his house in Portman-smsare, from
his at. Featherston Castle, Northumberland; Lord Carrington,
at his house, Whitehall.yard, from We seat, Deal Castle, Kent ;
Lord Cliffor for East Park Hall, Leicester ; Lord and Lady
DODefaile, at the London Hotel, Albemarle-street, from Earl
Shannon's seat, Downturn Hall, Brandon, Suffolk ; the Hon.
Frederick Byng, from Piccadilly, on Saturday, on a tour • Sir
Thomas Hammond, But. for his seat in Suffolk ; Major Popbam
for Maidstone ; Capt. and Mrs. Berry from Brighton, for Canter-
bury ; Mr. and Nies. Ellison for Brighton ; Captain Gifford for
Hounslow • Major and Mrs. Elliot for Brighton • Capt. Mitford
for Dorr,heiter ; Capt. Coayngtram for Dublin ; 'Lieutenant-Col.
and Mrs. Maclean for Newark • Major Frederick Meynell, in
Park-place, from Cork, Major liod Mrs. Boswell, from Ports-
mouth, for Bath ; Captain Gore for Manchester ; Lieut.-Colonel
and Mr. Barclay for Fotheringay Castle ; Captain aod Mrs.
Macdonald, In Park-lane, from Bath ; Capt. and Mrs. Burrower,
ismHary-sreet, from the Continent ; Mr. and Mrs. H. Lloyd,
fro Wimpole street, for their seat in Devooshire ; Captain Hil-
ton. from the Pulteney Hotel, Albomarle-street, to Brighton
J. Jervis, Esq. from do. to Oxford; Count de Hahn, at Fenton's
Hotel, St. James's-street, from the Cootinent; Lord and Lady
Glenlyou and family, from ditto, to Worthing ; E. Puratt, Esq.
from ditto, to Anderton ; 'Thos. Smith, Esq. from ditto, to Heaton
Hall, Newcastle-upoo•Tyne • J. Barnard, Eaq. from ditto, to
Brighton ; John Blake, Esq. 'and Mrs. Blake and family, at 141-
vart's Hotel, Lower Brook and Davies
Ni,
from Surrey;
Lady Morris and family, at dkto, (tom Kent ; Miss De Burgh,at
ditto, from West Drayton ; J. Knight, Esq. at ditto, from Kent ;
the Count Aleopeous, at ditto, from Germany Stephens, Esq.
and Mrs. Stephens and family. at ditto, from Sussex ; Lady Kintore
and family, from ditto, for Kent ; W. A. H. Arundel!. Esq. from
ditto, far his seat, Liken Park, Devonshire.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

UMW Alamo Tans Dar.--Dablin 1--Viaterford I—Ham.
Dab
IL
Tb. Martin. Frank, of Whitby. was driven on shore near Salt-
iest during a heavy gale from NR. on Monday morning. Crew.

saved.
as, from Mad
The General Palmer, Thomras, was driven on
shore at Whitstable last night, with loss of anchor and cable, but
expected to be got off.
POSTSKOUTII, Nov. 24.—Anived the Nassau, M•Levin, from
Smyrna. C/ff the port, the Remiss, Bata, from Zante.
lavravom, Nov. W.—Arrived the Magnet,Taylor, from Lisboa;
Rau, Nov. Mt.—Arrived the Foster, Bennett, from Quebec
Terry.. Parkins, front fit. Petersburgh ; and Albuty, Cunningham'
from Rip.
FALKODTEI. Nov. 9.s.—Wind N. to N.N.R.—Salled the Muftis
packet, for St. Domingo, Jamaica, Mexico, Sm. Zepbyrcek:::
for Rio Janeiro and Buenos Ayres; and Marchioness of
berry, foe Plymouth.
Drat., Nov. 24.--Wind B—The Mountaineer, Shiel, from the
cape of Good Hope, has gone on shore near the South Barracks,
and two bests have gone off to render astittance.—Qoaana Past
Fres. The crew of the Mountaineer have not yet left the vessel,,
and several ether boats are going off to miler. Wind
blowing a gale.
tsavarr. Nov. Ml.—Arrived the Nero. Wilson, from Mum,
and Traveller, Ryley, front St. John's, N.B.
GALWAY Nov. !O.Arrived the Ansantbse, Bums% frOID
ember.. Tie Thomas, Tobin, of Livemool, from Sc. Jobs's, N.B.
is reported to have put into Arran Mob, short of rotrisioas.
blasoars, Nov. 114.—1 t CMG OD to blow 111 plO this morning It
about R.—Four, N3I. The gale coeditors: one
mimosa remiss
riding in Westgate Bay. sod three ships in Pansand Role.

Prince LEOPOLD, attended by Baron STOCRISAR, and
Sir R. GARDINER, arrived with his suite, in three car-
riages and four, at Marlborough House, Pall-mall, about
two o clock yesterday afternoon, from Paris. His Royal
Highness came by the route of Calais, from whence he
embarked at an early hour on Monday morning in the
Salamander steam-packet, and after a favourable passage
landed at Dover, as mentioned in yesterday's STAR. His
Royal Highness left Dover between one and two o'clock
re
in the afternoon, and proceeded to Sittingbourne, whe
the Prince and suite remained on Monday night. His
Royal Highness left Sittingbourne yesterday morning,
and came to town. Sir H. SETON, one of his Royal
Highness's Equerries, received the Prince on landing at
Dover, and came with his Royal Highness to town.
The Duke of CLARENCE and the Duchess of
GLOUCESTER came to town yesterday morning, from the
residence of the Royal Duke in Bushy Park. The
Duchess spent the day with the Duchess of KENT and
the Princess Sopa' a, at the ING'S Palace at Ken-
sington. The Duke and the Duchess returned to Bushy
in the afternoon.
The American Minister had an interview with the
Earl of Aazanazw yesterday, at the Foreign Office.
Sir Gronoz MURRAY left town yesterday on a visit
to the Marquis of ANGLE/MA, at his seat, Beaudesert,

Staffordshire.
HAMBURG, Nov. 17.--..fn consequence of the severe
frost last night there is already a great deal of floating
ice in the Elbe, but the navigation is not yet interrupted.
HAMBURG, Nov. 19.—The melancholy news has
been received here from Oldenburg, of the death of
Prince ALEXANDER, eldest son of the late Prince
GEORGE FREDERICK of Oldenburg, and of the Grand
DuchessCATHARINE of Russia, Queen of Wurtumberg.
Dr. METER, of Freudenthald, a Jew, is appointed
Professor of Jurisprudence in the University of Tubingen.
Major Von WACHEUHAUSEN has purchased, in Meek-
Isuburg, five handsome bay coach horses for the English
Ambassador at the Span ish Court. They passed tbs
Elbe on the 7th, and are to be conducted by way of
Frankfort, Paris, and Bayonne, to Madrid.
Batman Nov. 19.—The frost that we have had bas
been succeeded by a rapid thaw to-day.
Ramsunon, Nov. 20.—The Gleaner, an English
Journal published here, has given us to-day, from the
English Annual "the
Tile Keepsake," the first part of
Tragedy of " The House of Aspen"—taken by Sit
WALTER Scorr from the ' Sages der Vorzeet"--s
collection of tales by our worthy fellow citizen, M.
Lzon MAID WASHTER, whose we
OD the Metal
of the Commerce of Ramburgh we lately announced. Ito
Editor of the Gleaner promises to publish the when
Iligody iii.the succeedins numbers. the
THE O'CONNELL TILIBUTE.—WO learn that
collection is recommenced in Cork. Recent events in that
quarter will, it will be readily supposed, supply a new
impulse to those who have not as yet subscribed, to egal.
forward speedily.
The French papers state, that in one of the Gatos
ljn Switzerland, an edict has passed inflicting woe 101:_
Inishment on all Issales detected in reading
mi—aele nose moire' for this act of severity is, that eins-
bans et wawa We recently beOome deranges fills II"
Idiots et nail. ram noes.