Star.
London, England, 1826-07-12 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

Princess Esterhazy did not have a party on Monday evening,
as stated by mistake.
The Marquis of Londonderry had a grand dinner party yester.
day, at his house in Park lane.
The Dowager Countess of Cork entertained the Duke of St.
Albans, Lady Charlotte Beauelerk, and a distinguished party, at
dinner yesterday, at her house in New Burlington street. Her
Ladyship had a select party of fashionables in the evening.
Lady Trigg entertained a select party of fashilanables yesterday,
at her house in Saville street.
The Right Hon. W. Huskisson entertained a distinguished puny
at dinner yesterday, at his residence in Somerset place.
Frederick. Booth, Esq. bad a dinner party yesterday, at his
house in New street. Spring Gardens.
Quintin Dick. Esq. entertained the Earl of Falmouth and a
select party at dinner yesterday, at his house in Curzon street,.
The Dubin( Norfolk has let, Edinburgh. for the Marquis of
Stafford's seat. Dtinrubin Cattle, Sutherland shire.
The Marquis of Queensberry and the lion. Miss Flade left town
yesterday, for Scotland.
The Earl of Besborough left town yesterday, on a visit to Earl
and Countess Spencer, at their seat in the Isle of Wight.
Lord Palmerston has left town for his seat in Hants.
Lord and Lady Sherburne and family have left town, for their
seat in Gloucestershire.

The Bishop of London, Mrs Howley and family, have loft town
for Fulham place, for the sealskin.
The Ladies Fitzpatrick left moat yesterday, for their seat, Farm.
log Woods. Northamptonshise.
Sir Edward Montgomery, Bart. left town yesterday, for Wro.
%ham Park.

The Rrv. Lord John Thyme, and Lady Tbynne, left town
yesterday, tor their seat in Sonsersetddre.
George Byng, Esq. M.P. Mrs. Byng and family, left town yes-
terday, for their seat, Wrotham Park.
Mr and Lady Barbara Ponsmby left town yesterday, for Poole,
Dorsetsbire.

Captain Hatteoart bas arrived at Fenton's New Hotel, St.
James's street, from Bath.
MUTUAL MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.

An eitraordinary meeting of the Proprietors of this Company
' took place yesterday. at the City of London Tavern, for the purpose
of laying before the Proprietors a statement of the tradsactions and
funds of the Society,frozrs August 1864-to Dec. 11165. The Society.
Ilk appears, bad met with great difficulties yet they had a sum of
90,0001. in hand. The Report having beets read;
Mr. Dimas wished to understand from ?dr. Allen, whom he
saw present, and who watt the legal adviser of the Company, whe-
ther the 11,439 Propriutoes.were not respsedble to the anteunttif•
5,000,000 L to which exterit the_ capital of the Society went.
The Cnanuont—Certainly not. Every are has been taken to
tale the highest legal opinion upon that subject, sad .it decididly
exonerated them from that responsibility.. After a few remarks,
the Report was put and prided. • .
Mr.• Davao aid there Mill another ',abject:well ..werthy ef their
consideration, which was deli-remuneration Of the Ghairotan and
Directors for their valuable centime. • • '
After a long.discusion ootbis point, on
.the motion of Mt. De.
WAIL, it was carried ananinsously, that the even of :,noel. per mnum
should be placed at the &Neal of theßhairman and Directors, in
order to afford remuneration to those Gentlemen for their attend-
ance on the arduous duties of the &Aar; the same to commence
from the lit of January last. •
The CIIAIKSIALII said, there was one subject which he wished to
have clearly understood, tbat.was, whither or no the call dr 13s.
oh the shires was to be made?. The Directors bad no power but to
do so atcordifig to the deed, but of• course it was open to the Pro-
prietors generally to do so or not;as they should:think tu.
Mr. Dimas considered that the .tall should not be made, and
moved (after a long mosideratioo oh the subject), that it Will nut
'eipedient to call for the iinstalmeat of 35e. 6d.
Mr. Dovia's reeolutfon for abandoning the call of 13s. ed. per
share was then put' aid carried; subject of course to the sanctitni
of the two General Meetingi, agreeably mike articleef the deed.
Alt. D[WAll then moved the thanks of the Proprietors to. the
Chairman, for the very able cOhdiet he had displayed in the duty
that had devolved upon him, which' was carried unanimously, and.
the Meet leg broke up.