Star.
London, England, 1828-10-14 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE IN FELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
The Marquis of Wellesley, in Sc. James's square, from a tour ;
Lord Poulett, at the Blenheim Hotel. Bund.street ; Col. Andrews.
at ditto; the Earl of Cardigan. in Portman...quart, from Deere
Pack, Warnsford ; Mr. Richard Penn, in George-street, Hanover.
' squale• Captain and Mn. Vaughan, in Baker-street, from Paris ;!
Major Robert King, in Jernsyn•.treet, from Dublin; Capt. Har-
vey, in Itegest•street. from the Netherlands; the Honourable Mho
Elliot, at Baroness Willoughby d'Bresby's. Whitehall, from Scot.
land ; Robert Smyth, E.q. ALP. in Belgrave.place' from his seat
in Buck, • Captain Williams, at Lower Brompson Grove, front a
tour • Robert Gordon Esq. Mrs. Gordon, and tastily, at Fenton 's
Hotel, St. James's street, from Wilt.; Major Faucourr, at ditto
from a tour • Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland, at ditto, front Wales; Lord
and Lady Chetwynd, at Cook's Hotel, Albemarle street, from theft
seat in E.sea • Charles Dolby, H.q. at . Gould% Hotel. Jennyni.
street, from his feat in Berko; James Jordah, Esq at ditto, front
Betts; Lord and Lady Lotion. and family, at Thomas's Hotel,
Ikrkeley-4quare' from FAiiiiburgh; Mr. and Mrs. Goddard, and
family, at ditto, from Wilts.
DKPARTURBS.

Prince Esterhasy. from Chandos House, on a visit to the Marquis
of Hertford, at Sudburne Hall, Suffolk; Major and Mrs. Morgan,
for Queen-square, Bath; Mr. W. Wrangham. from Grosvenor-
street. for his seat in Devonshire; Mr. Tunno, M.P. from Upper
Brook.street, for his seat in Leicestershire; Hon. William Henry
Irby, for his seat near Newmarket • Captain and Mrs. Black-
bum, for Bah; Mr. std Mrs. Elliott,front Ikuton.street, for au-
ton Hot Wells; Mr. and Mrs. Bristow, for Brighton; Major Mills
fur Cork; Captain and Mrs. Young. from Chatham, tor Bath;
Colonel Mulyneus. for Ireland; Major and Mrs. Gamoyne. front
Regent•street, fur Brussels; Mr and Mies Douglas, from Thomas's
Hotel, Berkeley-square, for Brighton ; G. It. Heneage, Esq. from
Fenton's Hotel, to his seat in Lincolnshire ; E. Doughty, Esq. from
ditto, on a tour ; J. It. Crossett Eaq. from Elks 's Hotel, St.
James's-street, for Chichester; Crossett,
and Mrss Gilbert and
family, from Symmons Hotel (late Jordan's), St. James'esstreet,
for Bath ; Sir C. Want, Ban. from the St. George's Hotel. Albe-
marle-street. from Weymouth; Sir Charles Chad, Bart. from
Fladong's Hotel, Oxford-street. for Pinkney Hall; Geo. Ormond,
Esq Mrs. and the Misses Ormerod, from ditto. on a tour; Rev.
Thomas Kuper, from ditto, for Susan ; H. Akihant, Esq. from
ditto, on a tour.
CHANGE&
The P.arl and Countess of Jersey, at their seat. Middleton
Park, Oxford-hire. front Ireland; the Earl and Countess
Onslow, Crum their seat in Surrey, for Hastings; the Marquis
of 'Utter, at his seat, Bungles Lincolnshire, trout Newmarket ;
the Honourable Mr. de Roos from his seat. bidden Hall, Suf.
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folk, fur Newmarket; Mrs. Woodmass, and family, from John
Weather*lt Smith, EA.'', to Leamington Spa, Warwickshire;
Sir L. Glyn, Bart. and Captain Huntley, from Stevens Hotel to
Newmarket; Captain Vandekur, of the ltth Lancers, from Can.
wintry to Chiche.ter; Mr. Tindall, from Bedford square for
Mexico; Captain Dampier, from Paris for Gibraltar; Captain and
Mrsi Staines, hum the Isle of Wight fur Bath.

Xe*w arrived in town by the Glasgow mail, from his
chateau in the Isle of Bute, on Wednesday, in batter
health than he bas been for some time. At the end of
the present season he intends to take another trip to
America.

Thum, the act r. who was exceedingly indisposed
when he performed the chlracter of Puionsms, in Hamlet.
at Drury.lane Theatre, the other eve, ing, is, we are
glad to hear, much bettet. His complaint is a general
debil ty and lassitude in his whole brae in, which has in
part been removed by having recourse to the shower
bath; so that this respectable actin will shortly return
to his petifession. Since TENET teured from the Melphi
*Please, his elder brother died at Bath, leaving com-
fortable fortunes to illtitafa children.

Last evening, a Gentleman, while waiting amidst a I
numerous as.emblage of persons for admission into the
pit at the Adelphi Theatte, had his breeches pocket
turned inside nut, and the contents stolen, comp, ising
a check for 101. 10s. a 51. note, Gag sovereign, one halt-
sovereign, and some silver.
Yesterday an Inquest was held at the Bricklayer's
Arms, Collingwood.street, Bethnal-green, on the body
of H. Blackburne, who, while returning to his reA-
deuce, on Saturday, in apparently good health, sud-
denly tell and expired.—Vet •• Died by the Visita-
tion of Guns" _ _

The death • f the daughter of Mr. Vitalize, the Swiss
confectioner, is an occurrence of as melancholy a kind
as we recollect for some time, and one which cannot do
whirwise than excite a general sympathy for this civil
and industrious foreigner. It is useless to express any
abhorrence of the conduct of the rabble who have ac•
complished this sad event, but it is obvious that the
Police are in the highest degree culpable, for suffering
such as.emblages to remain collected together as we
have frequently seen before VillßEY's hop, mulling the
reeling* of himself and his diughter, and impeding his
business to such an nicht as to prevent the entrance of
customers, and ofen to make him close his windows.
We sincerely hope that the British metropolis will
ma again be subject to such another disgrace.