Star.
London, England, 1829-10-06 00:00:00

CHANGES.

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The Earl of Thanet to his seat in Kent ; Lord and Lady Hol-
land. from Holland House, to Brighton; Lord and Lady Churchill,
at the Dowager Countess of Pembroke's ant at Richmond,
from their seat in Oxfordshire, the Hon. George and Lady
Georgiana Apr Ellis, at the Marquis of Cholasondeley's seat.
Cholmondeley Castle, Cheshire, from the Earl of Harewood's
seat in Yorkshire ; Sir John and Lady Maria Stanley, from
their seat Aldetley Park. Cheshire. for North Wales; Mrs. and
Miss Lowther, for Brighton ; Major Wilbraham. for Bath ;
Major Forster, for Brighton ; Mr. and Mrs. Drummond,
for Brighton ; Captain Felix Hardy. for Canterbury ; Major
Harcourt for Paris; Lieutenant-Colonel and Mrs. Gerrard for
Bath ; Mrs. and Miss Pane for Bath ; Captain Staunton for 80..
chaster ; Sir Wm. Chatterton. Bart. and Lady Chatterton, front
Ireland to Leamington, Warwickshire; Mr. and Mrs. Lastelles.
fremorpr, from Ireland to Leamington ; Mrs G. H. Drummond,
from. Piccadilly to Derbyshire ; Colonel and Mrs. Machine, from
their house in Regent's Park, for Ramagate ; Captain and Mrs.
Griffiths. in Regent-street, from Parts ; Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald.
from Grosvenor-street, for Brighton; W. Chute, gag. from
Hatckett's Hotel, Piccadilly, for his seat in Norfolk; Mr. and Mrs
Galbert, from Talke's Hotel (late Miller's), Jermyn-street, for
Bedfordshire; Ernest Sense, Esq. front Symmons's Hotel (late
Jordan's), St. James's-street, for his seat in Kent; the Dowager
Lady Sbee and Miss Shee, at Crawley's Hotel (late Cook's), Albe-
marle.street, from their seat, Lockleys, Hens ; Madame Amelia
Beer, at ditto, front Berlin; Mr. and Lady Harriet Sonic, at ditto,
from a tour; the Rev. Mr. Chester, at ditto, from Hens; Madame
Masson and Mademoiselle )lontalban, at ditto, from France ; Capt.
Harcourt, at ditto, from Lord Harcourt's, St.Ltonard's; Sir Hussey
and Lady Vyvyan, at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street. hunt
Southampton ; the Hoa. Charles Stewart, at ditto, from Paris S.
S. Prime, Esq. at ditto, from Cambridge I Mr. and Mrs. Glasgow
and family, from ditto. for Paris; Mr. and Mrs. Thornton, from
ditto, for Berkshire ; Sir Gilbert Sterling, at Bryant's Hotel (late
Warne's), Conduit-street, from the Continent; Captain Arthur
Webber, Mrs Webber, and family, at ditto; T. Champion, Esq.
and family,at the Royal Hotel, from Hants ; G. Champion, Esq. at
do. from Spain; R. Champion, Esq. at do. from the Continent ; the
Rev. R. Stopford, at ditto, from Northamptonshire ; C. Radclife,
Esq: at ditto, from Cambridge; Sir W. Galloway, at ditto. from
the Continent; J. Spry, Esq. at ditto, from Cornwall; Mr. Brown
end family, at ditto, from New York ; 'Air Gordon, at ditto, from
Scotland ; Mrs. Shiite, at ditto, from Spain ; Mr. Villaret, at ditto,
from Paris ; Mr. Kirkland and family, from ditto, for Rochamp-
ton; Edward Kerr, Esq. from ditto, for Hull; Mr. and Mrs.
Wyatt, from ditto, for Oxford; Mr. and Min Quick. from ditto,
for Yorkshire ; Mr. and Mrs. Oliver, from ditto, for Warwick-
shire; Mrs. Gordon, from ditto, for Cheltenham.

This morning, at St. George's Church, Hanover
square, the Hon. SEYMOUR, BATHURST was married to
Miss HAN KEY. The bride was given away by the LORD
CHIEF BARON. The Duke of WELLINGTON was to
have performed that office, but was prevented by the
pressure of public business. The happy couple left town
in a chaise and four for Newnham, the seat of the Earl
of HARCOURT, where they are to spend the honeymoon.
The DUKE OF CUMBERLAND returned to town yes-
terday afternoon from a visit to his Majesty, at the Royal
Lodge in Windsor Park.
The Austrian Ambassador, the Prussian Minister, and
the French Charge d'Affaires, had interviews with the
EARL OF ABERDEEN yesterday, at the Foreign Office.
LORD HILL visited SIR GEORGE MURRAY yesterday
at the Colonial Office.
The DUCHESS OF CUMBERLAND, accompanied by
PRINCE GEORGE, takes daily drives through the prin-
cipal streets at the West end of the town, in a handsome
post chariot, drawn by four beautiful grays, an avant
courier, well mounted, clearing the way, and two footmen
occupying the dicky.
Prince ESTERHAZY had an interview with the Earl
of ABERDEEN on Sunday afternoon at Argyll-house.
The Bishop of LONDON, having completed his annual
visitation of his diocese, is now sojourning at his Palace
at Fulham, to which the present Archbishop of CANTER-
BURY, the late Diocesan, made moat valuable improve-
ments.
Lord GRAVES left town this day for Hampton Court
Palace, to which place his Lordship and his establish-
ment remove, having given up his mansion in Argyll.
place.
Sir EDWARD CODRINGTON is about to take up his
residence at Brighton, in the house formerly the pro-
perty of FAUNTLEROY.
Hyde-park bad, on Sunday, a tolerable sprinkling of
pedestrians, but of equipages an October scarcity.
The drawing-rooms of the Duke of WELLINGTON'S
mansion are finished, and are beginning to exhibit spe-
cimens of splendid furniture.
The attorneys and innkeepers throughout the county
of Somerset are in high spirits at the prospect of the se-
vere and long-protracted contest which is just com-
mencing for its representation.
The House of Commons is to undergo several altera-
tions previous to the meeting of Parliament. Workmen
are now employed enlarging the long gallery leading from
the Coffee-room to the Committee-rooms.
The fepairs upon the front of the Banqueting-hall, at
Whitehall, begin to attract public attention. About one-
half of that fine display of architecture wears a new face.
Mr. O'Coswzr.r. attended at the dinner to Lord DUN-
CANNON in Carrick-on-Suir, on Friday last.
Mr. O'GORMAN MAHON is to be proposed a member
for the County Clare, on the next vacancy, by his friend
Mr. STEELE.
Lord CLONCURRY offers a premium of 501. " for the
finest piece of raven grey cloth manufactured in Dublin,
of wool grown in Ireland."
Lord Rossz, and the Rev. R. Heitz, Rector of Birr,
hale made an exchange of the site of the old Glebe house,
offices, and Glebe land in that parish. Lord Ross E gives
in return eleven acres of ground.
Lord and Lady F. L GOWER arrived at Ballynahinch
Castle, the seat of THOMAS MARTIN, Esq. in Cunna-
mara, on Monday se'nnight. It is Lord Gow ER'S in-
tention, during his stay in Cunnamara, to inspect the
improvements going on in that district under the orders
of Government. The copper mine and marble quarries
of that district cannot fail to interest the attention of his
Lordship.
Lord CLONBROCK landed at Waterford last week from
his elegant yacht, the Scorpion, of 100 tons register, and
is gone on a visit to his brother-in-law, Jowl Com-
o itzvz, of Mount Congreve, Esq.
The Earl of C Low m EL is arrived at Summerville, county
of Tipperary, the seat of W. H. BRADSHAW, Esq.
The Marquis and Marchioness of CLAN RICARDE have
left London for Portumna.
THOMAS SPRING RICE, Esq. M.P. last week left
Limerick for Waterford, on a visit to Sir J. NEW PORT,
Bart. •
The Earl Of HARDWICKE is now on a visit with his
son-in-law, the Earl of CALEDON, near Armagh.
Admiral Sir CHARLES PAGET, commanding on the
Cork station, has placed a buoy on Daunt's rock, for the
safety of vessels approaching Cork harbour from the
westward.
It is stated that about sixteen or seventeen small
houses, which have been for some time unoccupied, in
William-street, Portland-town, are about to be engaged
for the reception of the new policemen, instead of their
ei ng stationed at the St. Mary-la-bone watchhouse,