Star.
London, England, 1826-06-24 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

PARTIES.

The Marquis of Hertford gave a grand dinner on Thursday to
their Royal Illghaeaathe Duke and Duchess of Gloucester and a
distinguished patty, at his house in Piccadilly, In the evening his
Lordship gave a splendid rout; to enumerate the company would
be to name all the leading and distinguhhed of the haut ton remain-
ing in town.
The Countess St. Gertnain's entertained a distinguished party at
dinner yesterday, at her house in Cavendish street.
Lord Sherborne had a dinner party yesterday, at his house in
Lower Grosvenor street.

Lady Triw entertained a party of fashionable, yesterday even.
Ins. at her house in Saville street.
Mr. Macdonald and the C.ountesa of Antrim entertained a large
party at dinner yesterday, at their house in Berkeley square.

MOVEMENTS.

Lord and Lady Langford have left town for Ireland.
Baroness Willoughby de Ersby and the Sul and Countess of
Clare have left town fur Richmond.

Lady Bloomfield left Bromley, Kent, yesterday, for Tun-
bridge Wells.
The Hon. Colonel Howard, M.P. and Mrs Howard and family
left town yesterday, for their seat in Staffordshire.
T. IL Kemp, Esq arrived yesterday at Fenton's New Hotel,
St. James's street, from his seat in Susses; Mr and Mrs Milner
have kft ditto, fur Paris.

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Anivals at St. James's Hotel, Jerniln-street—The Earl of
frornParia ; the Hon. Henry Leeson. _ _

Departures Irons the London Hotel, Albemarle street—Earl
I.indsay, Lady Charlotte Bertie, and Bettie, Esq. for their
seat in Nottinghamshire; Mr and Mrs Inglis on a tour.
Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, Sc. James's street—J. Priaulx.
F.sq. for Lincolnshire; Sir H. Vivian, from his seat, Ekechwood ;
the Rev. J: Billington, from Ashford, Kent; Sir H. Fane, from
his seat in Hants; Robert Stewart. from Oxford. Departures—
A. Smith, Esq. for Edinburgh; F. Wadderburn, Reli• for Fife;
Miss Nicholson, for Kern; the Rev. W. Beresford. for Ireland;
the Honourable J. Stewart, for Paris; Lord and Lady Kennedy,
for their seat in Scotland ; William Stewart, Esq. for Scotland;
Radcliffe, Esq. for Oxford.
Arrivals at the Burlington Hotel. Old Burlington and Cork.
streets—Lord Howth, from a tour; Vice Admiral Sir John Gore,
from Datchet ; Mrs Nash and family, from Hants; Brown,
Esq. from a tour ; Impey, Esq. from Brighton. Departures
—Captain Pratt, for Ireland; Captain Knox, on a tour.
Arrivals at Batt's Family Hotel, Dover.street:—Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson and family; Mrs. Ogilby ; and Colonol and H. Clark, Esq.
from Bengal ; C. Dunlop, Esq. and Mr. and Mrs Henry. Depar-
tures :—Mrs. Nash and family; J. Herdswenh, Esq. the Rev.
Mr. and Mrs. Knapp and family.
Arrivals at the Brunswick Hotel (late Blake's), Jenny's-street:
and Mrs. Buchanan and Mr. and Mrs. Penny, from the
Continent ' • Sir Edmund Bacon and the Misses Bacon, from
Norfolk; Mr. and Mrs. Reynard,and family, from Reading; Mr.
and Mrs. Lutteroth and family, from Paris. Departures :—Miss
Wykeham, for Oxon ; Mr. and Mrs. E Knight, for Hants ; Walker
Heneage, Esq. and Mrs. Webber, for Hants; and E. W. H Schen.
ley. Esq. for Scotland.

The Abbey of Sc. Lambert, near Liege, is converted
into a great glass manufactory, in which about 1,000 workmen will
be err p:oyed.
In the Bogota Gazette of April 2, it is said that it
Was the intention of Bolivar, after the installation of the
Per uvian Congress, to proceed to Guayaquil or Panama.
Sucre is authorised by the Congress to remain in Upper
Peru under whatever character this last Republic
chooses to confer on him.
Tie friends of Mr. Wilson and Mr. Duncombe, in ho-
nour of the Protestant cause, got up a magnificent caval-
cade. which 'ed the streets of Sheffield. It consisted
of three claches, each drawn by six grey horses; and one
coach drawn by four cr• am-c toured horses. The ari-
mals were of the most valuable kind, elegantly ca-
parisoned, and their heads and manes were decorated
with a profusion of rich blue silk ribbons. A band of
music was upon the first coach, and played several ex-
cellent and appropriate tunes. The vehicles were re•
specrively surmounted by large and costly flags, bear-
ing inscriptions of " Wilson and Duncombe for ever,"
" Protestant Cause," &c.

A Meeting of the Laudon and Birmingham Railroad
Company was held on Thursday at the London Tavern,
to take into consideration the recommendation of the
Directors that the Company be dissolved. Resolutions
were unanimously agreed to to that effect, and also that
the balance in hand be divided among the proprietors.
The whole amount subscribed was upwards of 17,0001.
of which about 2,5001. had been expended in surveys
and law expenses, leaving a sum of 15s. 9d. on every
pound subscribed.
Vaccin ition is now so strictly enf.aced at Carlsruhe,
rh.rt foreigners who cannot prove that they have had
the sm ill pox, and do n•rt immediately undergo inocu-
lation, are sent out of the country by the shortest way,
and not allowed to stop any where except at night.
At the late Ipswich election votes were procured
from Hull, from Newcastle, and from Holland. A phy-
sician was sent from Ipswich to Walsham, nearly thirty
miles, to ascertain if it would be safe to remove a free-
man who had been attacked by a fever; and messengers
were even dispatched to find up travellers in France.
Near Teignmouth, in Devonshire, is the following
peculiarly grammatical notice, prefixed to a village
boarding school for young Ladies;—s4 N.B. Young
Ladies washed, educated, and done for, at 2d. pet week s
them as faros manners pay '2d. more."