Star.
London, England, 1827-07-07 00:00:00

ANOTHER LETTER. SAMS DATE.

This morning, at ten o'clock, A.M. his Majesty's New
Post office packet, the Crusatler, Captain Lisa, arrived
from Calais in two hours and twenty minutes, having
on board his Serene Highness the Prince of LHININGRN,
suite, and scary passengers. A Royal salute was fired
from the Garrison Heights on the Prince's landing, and
repeated at his departure from the York Hotel, where,
during a very short 'stay, his Highness received the
complimentary visits of Colonel MUNRO, Commandan
of the Garrison, and Mr. WARD. egaleCtOr of Cestorns
A few minutes after the arrival r.f the Crusader, the
Britannia steam vessel, flusasta., master, cime is from
Boulogne, with the Duke and Duchess of GORDON,
Lade ISUIELLA KIR, and their suite, Sir Guiana and
thei Misses TALIDT, and about 30 other passengers,
The Duke and Duchess wore deep mourning on the
recent death of his Grace's father, and after getting
their baggage dispatched at the Custlm-house, which
was done with the greate.t promptitude by the officers,
and refreshments taken at WRIGHT and Marrisoa's
Ship Hotel, they departed immediately for London.
FASHIONA E INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

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Lord and Ladj Plasmas. and Family, at their seat Mew*, Surrey,
from the Continent; Lord and Lady Ruthaven and Family, at
Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley•square, from Scotland; T. L. Hodges,
Esq. and Family, at ditto, from the Continent • T. W. Coventry,
Esq. ar ditto, from Brighton ; Lord Quin, at Fenton's- Hotel, St.
James's street, from Brighton ; Major Ferguson, at ditto, from a
tour • the Rev. John James, at ditto, from Scotland; Major Lewis,
at Read's Hotel, Lower Groavenor-street, from Bath; (.01. Grant,
at ditto, from a tour; J. Pugh, Eaq. at ditto, from a tour; the
Earl of Orford, at ditto, from his seat in Norfolk ; J. C. Rose, Esq.
at ditto, from his seat in Northampton; Captain Singleton, R.N.
Mrs. Singleton, and Family, in Bryanstoa-square, from Paris;
Captain Bidwell Edwards, Mrs. Edwards, and Family, at the Bur.
Wigton Hotel, Burlington and Cork-streets, from Suffolk.
DEPARTURES. _

The Duke of Norfolk and the Brrl and Countess of Surrey,
from Arundel Castle, for the Isle of Wight; the Earl of Darling-
too, from his house io St. James's-square, for Paris; the Countess
of Darlington, from Brighton, for ditto; Sir William and the Lady
Harrowtry, from Gadd'. Hotel, Jermyn.etreet, for their seat in
Lincolnshire; the Hoe. Miss Oxley, from ditto, for her seat. Kirby,
I Essex ; Mrs. Hooke and Family, from Fenton's Hotel, St. James's.
street, on a tour; William Smith, Esq. (tofu ditto, for Brighton;
Capt. and Mrs. Hall, from the Polteney Hotel, Albemarle-street,
for Cheltenham; William Simmons, Esq. (tom ditto to ditto.
THE AEMV.

Thursday, the 7th Regiment of Dragoon Guards was reviewed
by Major General Sir H. Vivian, on Whitby Common, near
Coventry. The day heists fine, the Regiment appeared to great
advantage, and on the whole regrets the utmost credit on Lieut.-
Col. Havecor, the Ogicers and men of that highly respected corps.
Yesterday, there was a preparatory muster of the ed and 3d
Battalions of the Regiment of Grenadier Guards (the Duke of
Wellington's Regiment), in Hyde Park, previous to a review of
that Regiment by his Grace, next week, in the same place.
The (knelt* of hat night contains an Order in Council, that no
ballot or enrolment shall take place for the Local Militia, for the
space of one year, from the ltith day of the present month; and
that the present suspension continue for that period.