Star.
London, England, 1828-08-01 00:00:00

NAPLES. Jair 5.

A band of robbers, which was joined by some
indi-
*idnals who formerly belonged to•the sect cif the Car'•
bonari, bad committed all kinds of excesses at the end
of last month at Fallout* a small port in the province
of Salerno, where they spread tenor among the peace•
able inhabitants. Their unlawful proceedings were,
hots eves, of short duration. Oir the approach .of the
It yal troops, who were immediat -ly ordrred to the spot,
,bese banditti took fl ght ; the ringleaders fled kin, the
snounta►ns, whither they were pursued ; the then en-
leavoured to escape to their own homes. No doubt is
ntertained that all•the.e criminals will in a few days
,be in the hands of ju•tice.

The Kited, we are happy to state, is in mnst excellent
health. On his ar►ival and departure ye•terday his
MAJUTY was loudly cheered by•numerous and respect-
able assemblages of his loyal subjects.
The Mike of CUMBVILAND arrived at his residence
in the King's Palace, St. Jameeg.sitortiv before twelve o'clock yes-
terday, from a visit to his Ma-nomT, at the Royal Lodge, Windsor.
The Earl of ABERDSEN entertained a diAiuguistied
party to dinner yesterday, at his house in Argyll-street.
By the death et Colonel CUFF, there i. 4 vacancy for
the representation of Tralce, the county town of Kerry.
The new Bishop. not having hen yet t. rnially ap-
pointed, was not presented to his M yesterday at St. James's.
The Duke of WILLIVIITON, in his extreme delicacy of feeling and
modesty of character, has, we are well assured, most studiously
avoided all interference en the occasion of the present High Eccic..
sinstieal Appointments.
Dispatches were yesterday received by the French
sad Spanish Ambassadors from their respective Governments.
Letters front Alexandria to the 22d of June, state
that the Perna had returned from a tour of three months in the
Upper Country. The blockade continued; ands large fleet, which
had been preparing for the Mores, was ordered to be laid up. All
,the naval preparations had been discontinued; there was, however,
great military bustle.
A LMACICS Grand Balls were brought to *close, after
a brilliant season, on Wednesday night. The dancing commenced
• at eleven, and ended at three o'clock.

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GIVASGOW, JULY 28.—The silk trade continues col
ma►e great progre►s in the West of Scotland The factories for
the throwing and winding of silk on the Macclesfield mole have
succeeded beyond expectation, and the manufactured silk is
posed of as fast as the bobbins try filled. The outfitter of silk looms
has of Lite greatly in d in this vicinity ; and the bosin•as,
though:only of recent introduction, promises soon to be osie of the
most important trades in Scotland. 'the cotton weaver, in the
suburbs arc turning their attention to it ; and in addition to the
many hundreds already employed, such of tht cotton weavers as
are able to procure the requisite mounting, eagerly torn to it. The
earnings a ge frost fifteen shillings to twenty *killings a week.
The trade has also taken firm root in tie western country; and the
principal part of the weavers in Xilwinning, Johnstone, and other
places, are engaged in silk fabrics. *MO the ordinary descrip-
tion of goods, the manufacture of silk velvet has been recently in
troduced, and a very superior article has been produced. A great
deal of bassineu has ef,late been duns is town in silk goods. The
seeent wet weather bag caused considerable destruction among the
partridges; In zany flues whOle broods but been found des4.—
Grew arergleptul on the onoor4.00:

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This fornopts, the KtRO, accompanied by the LORD
STawnno, left the Royal Lodge in his travelling car-
riage, for St. James's Palace.
This morning, at eight o'clock, the Duke of Cum
BERLAND, accompanied by Colonel I'HORNTON, left the
Royal Lodge, in his travelling carriage. for his resi-
dence in town. It is especird that his Royal High-
-
ne.s will in a few days leave England, on his return
'o Berlin.

Yesterday the following distinguished persopages,
who were on a visit to his MAJESTY. took le.ve, and
lett the Royal Lodge, for their respective residences in
town!—Prince and Princess PottoNAc. Duke '.t DOR-
UT, Marquis of Ramat., ViSCO4I4 Mitt ViSCUOIHCS*,
GRANYILLK, alid Lord AMHERST.

TFIE KING'S Winn', &c.

His MAJEstir artieed at his l'4l4ce in Sf..l4mes's
about a qu4r er before too !dock ye,tetday of et noon.
autended by the. Loid Stew ad of the Household and
Lord STRATHAVEN, from the WI 41 Lodve in IVinitor
Park. His MAJESTY, soon dier his artitral, held a
C-titt, which was at ended b1—
The Duke Maximilian of Bavaria, the Prench Ambassador, the
Swedish Minister, the Bavarian NUM-ter, the Baron de Freyherg,
tie bird Chancellor, the First Lord of the Treasury, the 1.10 d
Privy Seal, the Secretaries of State for the flOnie, Foreign,. and
Colonial Departments, the Chancellor of .tke Exchequer, the Pre-
sident of the Board of Controul, the Pre=i.tent or the Mar.' of
Trade, the Groom of the S oir, the Treayurer pf Phe noustliold,
the Bishop of London, the Bishop of Chester, the Recorder ot
London, the Judge Advocate General, &c.
The Duke hlaxtitti.tari of BAVARIA, accompanied by the Blinn
dt Cnvu, the Havana.) Minister, was presented to his Maasstv by
the Karl of A .as Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
.The Prince de Pot.somic, the French Ambassador, was intro-
duced to an audience of his MAJESTY, by the Karl of Amtanzzo, to
have the honour of delivering to the KING a recredential letter from
the King of FRANCE, in answer to the letter ot recall of Lord
GRANTHAM, written by his BRITANNIC MAYSSTY to his Most CAM&
TIAN NIAJRSTT. _ -

Count lboatirr . Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pie.
nipotenti.,ry front the King of Swiroan, was introduced to bis
Maury by the Earl of ABERDEEN, as &meaty of State for Fo-
reign Affairs, to deliver his credentials. His Excellency was most
graciously received.
Baron de FRILYBEILi, Chamberlain to the King of DATASIA, was
presented to his hlaaerre by the Bavarian Minister.
The Right Rev. Dr. llowter, the Bishop of London, had an
audience of his MAJESTY, and kissed hands ms being nominated to
the See of Canterbury.
The Right Rev. Dr. lILO34FIELD, the Bishop of Chester, had an
audience of his Maaarerv, and kissed hands on being nominated to
the See of London.
His MAJESTY field a Privy Council, at lAlich Mr.
GRIMES attended as Clerk. .

The Rev. 1)r. Buda nate, be Bishop of Chester, was introduced
into the presence of the litaa in Council, sworn in.a Privy Coun-
cillor, and took his scat at the Board accordingil.
The Recoamia of Lottnow was introduced, and made his Report
of the convicts capitally-convicted at Joistice Hall, in the Old Bai-
ley, during the last Sessions. when Richard Breach, fat a highway
robbery, attended with aggravated clrcumstanme of . ill-treatment,
to the prosecutor, was ordered fur execution oa Wednesday neat.
The remainder of the convicts were respited during his PoLtaavria
pleasure.
Mr. Secretary Pert. oficiated as Lord President of the Council,
In. the absence of Earl BATHUtiIf. _ _

Sir JOHN Ricrerr, the Judge Advocate General, had an au-
dience of the KING, and took his Marcur'sconunanda on the pro-
ceedihgv of several Courts-martial
The Kum gave audiences to the LoaisCnances.ton, the Duke of
WELLMOTON, Vt,count Met.vau.e, and Mr. Secretary Pest..
Lord S AAAAAA VEN was the /Lord in Waiting, sad Colonel WA2-
Tar the Groom in Waiting.
The Court broke up about five o'clock, and his Masten left
his Palace in St. James's sees after As o'clock.fer bla Royal Lodge
in Windsor Park.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

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Cli A NGES.

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The Earl of Abergaveony. from Berkeley-square, for Bridge
Castle, Susses; Viscount Neville. frogs Beekelepsquare. for
Norfolk ; 3lr. and Mn. Arthur Stassfitipe, trios Tikwy-street,
May-fair. fur Hertfordshire; the Duke and Duchess of St. Albans,
from -their• house in littattonwtreeu Piccadilly, for Paris; the
Earl and Countess of Mansfield, sad family, frgaa their haus, lo
Grosvenor• street. fur their seat la Scotland; Kul and Countess
of Guildford, from Warren's Hotel, liegirot-street, for their seat
in Kent; Lord and Lady Holborn, front Thomases Hotel, Berke_
ley.square, for Tunbridge WeUs ; Dowager Lady Stewart and
family, at ditto, from Scotland ; 11. Seymour. lin. and family. for
their seat, Abingdon ; Richard Henry Vade, 'sq. from his house in
North Audley-street, ou a tour to the Isle of Wight; Alf. and Mr.
Stevenson, at Fentmes Hotel, St. James's-street, from their .eat in
Cumberland ; William Campion, Esq. at Symmous's• Hotel (late
Jordan's), St. James's—street, from Brighton.

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FEMALE FASHIONS FOR AUGUST.

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CARMAGIC COSTUgt.—Grns Ale Naples high dress of Poisson t
green. ornamented with three deep gounces of the same, each hay.
ing at the top a border of the Yen k and Lancaster rose arranged
alternately. The body is made plains and the waist long ; the
sleeves are very full, and confined twice above the elbow with rose-
colour satin bands, fastened with square gild buckles; beneath the
elbow it is made to ht the arm, and is laced above half way, and
has a rose colour cord and tassels pendant: corded rose-colour
satin hell, pointed in front, with small bows behind; ruche of tulle,
patriot of the same, scolloped at the "back, and reaching to the
belt in front. Leghorn hat, circular and large, trimmed with rose
colour satin ribbon and at tificial flowers ;'tied snider the right ear
in ss large bow, and long full ends of rose-colour crepe lbw. .Prim-
rose-colour gloves and shoes.
Evasiac Mess —A French white gauze dress over an azue:
satin slip, with short lull stiffened Pieties ; the body of the dress is
of azure satin, close to the shape, and slopes from the shoulders,
where. it is very narrow; it laces in front, is open at the top. and
grrdually closes as a stomacher, and has a cord and tassels attach.l
to the point in front : the tucker is formed of longitudinal folds of
white gauze. Long roll sleeves, with three azure corded azure satin
bands, each ornamented with a bow in front. The skirt is trimmed
above half way by two tows of oblong ornaments, bound by azure
satin. and headed by bouquets of roses, placed at each division and
united by azure satin ; the skirt is terminated with a roukau of the
same. The hair is in ringlet., Thd ornamented with ostrich fea-
thers; one, tipped with azure, is plated behind several bows of
geranium colour satin ribbon on the right side ; another, a solitaire.
falls low on the left. Gold ear-rings a/a Flanuoute, ornamented
with pearl ; fancy gold necklace, with pendant pearls, and broad
gold bracelets, with white cameo clear. White kid gloves, with
elastic bards at the wrist. White satin shuts and sandals.—Freon
etekeriaann's Repository of Arts, axe.

DUBLIN, JULY 23.—Sunday la.t Mr. (nem weLlebad
a long interview with Lord Asatesar. Thu buil/less was, of
course, of a public nature; and, without going Into details, we will
merely say that the Viceroy received what was submitted to him
with 'all the attention it merited, and gave new proofs of hi. deter.
urination to act with perfect impartiality and juatice towards all
classes of his Majesty's subjects in this country.
Yes erd iy the erensiee Fieehold Well Estate. in
Lincolnshire, was brought to thrhemster by Mr. Roams, of War.
wick House. at Garraway's. The following are conciae particuian
of this valuable property—The estate, with the mansion-house,
comprehends the manors or lord .hips of Well arid Alton!, Alford
Hanby. Alford Ryder, Mowthorpe, Claxby, and one-third part of
the manor of Uicely-cun7-Fordingtott ; the Perpttuod adenoma and
next presentation to) tha livingi of Well and Claxby, with sundry
farms and cottage.; an inn. Lady rebuilt, in the town of Afford,
the courts-leet, rsght., royalties, &c. The-property eatind. over
4,025 acres of land, the whole of which iv in a ritig-fence, and the
principal past tithe-tree. The mansion-house, called Wet-hall, Is
seated on a fine piece of pasture land of about 500 acres, mach
varied and beautiful timber ; and the farms are in the uccup.tioos
of different tenants at will, the present. rental *of which exceeds
5,0001. per annum. The whole property has been recently valued
by an amines* surveyor at upwards of 200,000/. exclusive of 'she
timber-trees, plantations, etc. which haie also been valued at
between 40.0001. and 50,0401. The auctioneer having read the'
voluminous particulars of this eitemive estate, which gave a very
elaborate detail of all its principal features, the bidding% commence%)
at 100.0001. ill. subsequent bidding., laowever, amounting only to
20,0001 beyond the Arai offer, a suns which was carisidered far
beneath the actual value of the euatel the property Was bought in,
theltuctioneni intim.ting to the crimrany titit it would riot be sold
to any one for lees than gOU,OCUL