Star.
London, England, 1829-09-15 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, Sept. 11.

Colonel Ellis returned to the New Steyne Hotel, from
Portsmouth, this day. The Colonel is expected to join his father,
Lord Seaford, at Seaford, to-morrow.
Mr. Mrs. and Miss Brooks have removed from the above Hotel
to the Marine-squire; and Mr. Mrs. and the Misses Harvey to
the Grand Parade.

Miss Brown, her brother-in-taw, and family, after a residence of
nine years in the Bast Indies, are arrived at the New &eyne Ho.
tel, where they at present remain.
bliss Bond and Miss Travis have left us for Rose Cottage, near
Crawley, but with the intent of returning early in November.
The Rev. Mr. and Lady Jane Chalmer have left us, together
with Lady Frances Finch, for the Countess of Aylesford's, at
Bognor.
Sir J. Mackintosh and family are arrived, and occupying a
family mansion in Devonshlre.place.
Sir R. and Lady and the Misses Wilmot are again at Kemp.
town.

Captain and Mrs. Armstrong are arrived.
Arrivals and departures from Walker's Royal Hotel :—The
Most Noble the Marquis of Graham ; the Right Hon. the Earl
of Kilmorey ; the Right Hon. the Ladies Neldham ; the Right
Hon. Viscount Newark ; the Right Hon. Lord Seymour; the
Right Hon. Lord Aircheson ; Sir Alexander, Lady Johnstone,
and family. London; Sir John Cape, Bart. of Bromsill Park,
Hants; Sir Andrew Agnew, Bart. and Lady Agnew and family;
Major and Mrs. Tyndal and family, 4th Light Dragoons; Mrs.
Abney and family, Yorkshire; Berlah Botileid, Esq. and Lady,
South Wales; Mr. and Mrs. Molyneux, Landoll.

Sunday Prince ESTERHAZ If had a long conference
with the Earl of ABERDEEN, at his residence, Argyll
House.

The Count DITABAYANA, Minister Plenipotentiary
from Don PEDRO to this country, is expected to leave
town on his return to the Brazils, in the course of the
present week.
The Earl of ABERDEEN was sent for express, on Sa-
turday, and arrived in town in the course of the day, from
the seat of Earl Cow PER, in Hertfordshire. Shortly after
the return to town of the Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs, Prince LEVEN and Count METTERNICII had a
conference with his Lordship at Argyll House, which
continued for nearly two hours.
The Marquis of CLEVELAND has just returned from a
tour in Germany and the Netherlands, much improved in
health.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, accompanied
by the Earl of ABERDEEN, left town yesterday for Stow
Hall, Norfolk, the seat of Mr. PEEL ; where a number of
persons have already been invited, to form a shooting party.
In consequence of the continued delicate state of the
health of his Grace the Duke of NORTH U M BERLAND, a
Privy Council was summoned for Friday, to meet at the
Plunnix Park. The LORD MAYOR elect, and the She-
riffs elect, were introduced to his Grace the Lord Lieute-
nant the same day.
The Hon. Mr. C. BERTIE and Mrs. PERCY have been
for some days on a visit to the Marquis and Marchioness
of THOMOND, at Rostellan Castle.

A splendid stag-hunt was given on Monday week, in
Killarney, by JOHN O'CONNELL, Esq. to the eons of
Lord PLUNKETT. The hunt was given at Glens, and
was considered one of the best witnessed for a long time.
About forty boats were on the Lower Lake during the
hunt. The stag gave excellent sport for about an hour,
when he took the water. The dogs followed him'in full
cry, and swam a considerable distance from the shore.
Mr. Joust O'CoN ma. had the honour of taking the
stag into his boat, and the dogs were picked up by the
boats. Sir MANASSAH LOPEZ, who was present, ap-
peared greatly pleased with the sport. The stag was
very fat, and appeared to be about eight years' old. He
was not in the least injured. When the numerous parties
had gratified their curiosity, and had admired the noble
animal for some time, Mr. O'Coux zu. plunged him
into the water, and he swam to the shore amidst the
acclamations of the people ; when he reached the shore,
he turned towards the boats, and looked about him in
every direction ; after which he turned again towards the
mountain, and sprang forward into the thicket.
Another Stag-hunt on the Lakes was to have taken
place yesterday in compliment to Lord Lzv ESON GOWER,
his Lady, and suite.
The Earl Of WESTMORELAND, the Marquis of STAF-
FORD, the Duke of NEWCASTLE, and other extensive
landowners, have entirely removed from their grounds
and preserves those horrid engines, spring guns.
The Hon. WILLIAM MASSY, of Belmont, Major
ROWLEY, 36th Regiment, Captain SMITH, of the
Queen's Bays, and Mr. SMET, of the Bth Hussars, are
amongst the arrivals at Killarney.
Brazil Papers to the 12th of July arrived yesterday.
Their contents relate chiefly to matters of local interest.
The dates are not so late by five days as we had pre-
viously received.
We have received accounts from La Guayra to the
24th of July. They are entirely silent as to the return
of Bouy *A to Bogota; the report in the Barbados'
Paper must be considered untrue.