Star.
London, England, 1829-01-27 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, JAN. 25.

The night of Friday was intensely cold, and the
morning cf yesterd iy exhibited to us the earth covered
with one entire and extended sheet of snow, but not to
any rreat depth. The air throughout the day and
last night remained frosty, and but little alteration
took place until nearly six o'clock this evening, when
.the Kind shifted from the north to the south-west, with
a rising breeze, and an improvement in the tempera-
ture of several degrees.
The Princess AuGuirra, owing to the cold weather, has confined
hei self to the Palace since Friday, and the Nobility and Fashion
have pretty generally followed her Royal Highness's example.
The two Lad:es Cornwallis passed the evening with the Princess
on Thursday.

The last names left at the Pavilion include those of Lord
Thomas Cecil, Captain Macdonnell, Mrs. Gaseley, Mrs. and
Master Dicks, and the Major Baron Schmiedesm, late of the
7th Royal Hussars.
Apartments were ordered at the Marine Hotel for the Princess
Pnlignac, but a notification was received this morning that, in
consequence of the coldness of the weather, her Royai Highness
would delay her visit to Brighton.
The Baron and Baroness Feick, the Dutch Ambassador and
Lady, are prolonging their stay at the Albion.
Mr. and Mrs. Fairiax, who had arrived at the above Hotel,
removed from thence to a private house in the Royal Ceescent,
yesterday..

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Sir Frederick Bathurst and Mr. Harvey Bathurst, from the
Royal York Hotel, fawn el to town yesterday. Lord Thomas
Cecil continues at this house.

,Air. Mackenzie arrived and joined his brother, Col. Mackenzie,
at the blarine Hotel, this afternoon. Lady Wharncliffe is among
the ti-t r,ceived guests at this house; his Lordship is expected to
be there to morrow.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
AR RI VA LS.

The Earl of Tanheroine, in Grosvenor.square, from Bucking-
hamshire; the Dowager Marchioness of Londonderry, at her seat,
liolderwood Lodge, Hants, from D. Kerr, Esq.'s seat in Surrey ;
Duke and Ouches. of Atholl and family, in St. James's-square;
loom their seat iu Scotland; the Marquis of Clanricarde, in St.
Janies's-streer ; Sir Robert Harland, Bart. on Ricbmond-terrace;
Colonel Macleod, in Jermyn-street ; Captain Currie, in Jermyn-
s.rceti Mrs. and Miss Gower, in Baker-street, from Dorsershire ;
Mts. and Miss Lair, in Brook street, from the Isle of Wight ;
Captain Clarke, in 'Pall mall, from the Netherlands; Lieut. Cul.
.P.rker, in Curzon-street, May-fair, from Paris; Mr. and Mrs.
Moore, in Grosvenor-street, from Salisbury; Lieut. Hawkins, is
the Reg,nt.street, from Gibraltar ; Mrs. and Miss Dawson, in
Somerset-street, from Brighton; Major Taylor, in Sr.' James's.
place from liribhton; Lieut. nant Col. Atcheson, from Scotland ;
Lord Carrington, at his house, Whitehall-yard, from his seat,
Deal Castle, Kent ; Lord Wiliam Russell, at Warren's Hotel, Re-
gent street, Irons Woburn Abbey ; the Rev Edward Smith and
Mrs. Smith and family, at the Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington
and Cork-streets, from Canterbury; David Anderson, Esq. at
Longs Hotel, Clifford-street, from Edinburgh ; Colonel Fits-
clarence, at the Royal Hotel, St. James...street, from Bushy
Park ; S I. Jeffreys, t-q. at ditto, from Ireland; John Simpson,
Eq. at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-stsett, from Nlanchester ; J.
Ctivie, Esq. and J. Beard, E.q. at ditto, (rum Manchester; the
lion. Colonel and Mrs. Knox. at ditto, from Brighton; Mr. and
Sirs. Ackers and family, at ditto, from Wilts; Lord Dormer, at
ditto, from a tour; Lord Harry Vane, at ditto.