Star.
London, England, 1827-02-08 00:00:00

THY LING.
BRIGHTON, lilac% sir S.
Uri ikaaewst, Leed Shams% Xt. seef.vian pea, UN
ef4asoupd Lord Sc. Ham., al left dos Palacette4reada to sows
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nalsatoresog.
The • Duke of Win foe is star ea a whit to the
Mr Mame Tatars arrived et the Palace this inerstlng, and, with
the Costwonoers-ur.Gsrse, bad the honour at diming, with Ms
Mastery; but no tickets to invite additional sampan have been
issued.
The Doke of Wastialeant. Lord Mauna; and Mr. Secretsty
Pmt, directly after the Council. west beneered by kin Karon
with separate audisoces.
Lord Renutasome, Lett.-Coined and Mrs. Fnset.eassen, Lord
CALIIIOIIP, Lady Cents, and Lady Rams, with others of the
Nobility, left their names at the Palace this nasening.
Lord Sierran left es, for town, au Sunday ; the COUNIIIIII IS
goes se a visit to the Dbehess of RICIMOBIII, at Goodwood.
The Royal Band ba've occiers to be la attendance la the Goan
room oldie Palace this evening.
The Duke of Wine.noteron, Mr. Secretary Pin, Scr. paid withal
to the Chain Pier and Same this day. His Otace, hr the earlier
part of the more*, was walking as the Cliff Parades with the
Princess Limn. The Duke, notwithstanding what has been said
to the contrary, seems to mill good health.
Mr. Secretary CANNMI is sadslateselly recovering frees hie in.
disposition. The medical report today has again been highly
favourable.
The Dowager Marchioness of Dowssuraa, with her asa Lord
0. He, and a select and brilliant party of Nobility, diresd with
Mrs. Ftraantaasav yesterday.
Mn. Owes has returned to Wham Mouse. • - . •

IMIHIONA BLE INTELLIGENCE.

4muntu

ThelM'of Bedford. at his home is &. James's-spare, from
hiS seat, Webers Abbey ; the Mary& Hertford. at his hams is
Piccadilly. from Ireland; qiit Earl of Roselyn and Family, at their
horse is St. James's-equate, from their seat I. Scalasd ; Sr Wm
end Lady Jane kioustes sad Family, at their hams is Yerk.street,
St. &armee, from their seat, Avisford, Semen; Mr. mod Mrs.
Hughes Ball, at their stem residence in &.Jassees-equere, late Bart
et Hiessingion ; Lord Strode', at his seat, Klekstood, Yorkshire,
from Scotland; the Hos. Mr. and Mn. Robert Smith, at 'their
home in 13orlingtesmtiset, from their seat,Gayberst, Becks ;Lord

Nugent, at Boalogbani.hoase, Pall Mall, limn kis seat Mays.
Backs • Colonel Vaasittart, at Fenton's Hotel, St. Jantee's.street,
from ht seat in Berke ; Mr. and Mrs. Rosa and Family, at ditto,
(tom Scotland ; Sir W. logilby, Baru at ditto, from Same:; Mr.
and Mrs. Wentworth sad Family, at the British Hotel, Jersayo.
street, from their seat in Oxforchhire ; James Hallikillh Rai. at
ditto. from Ireland; George M'Cany, Esq. at ditto. from ditto;
the Rel. C P. Madmay at the Darlington Motel, Old BorUngtoo
and Cork-streets, front Hogenaersileld Park, Hens; Caps. Brown,
at ditto, from a tsar.
DSP4IIIII,IIII

Lord Molracus, for his father's (tie Earl of Seftos) sat, Crea-
te* Hall, near Liverpool ; Sir Healy sod Lady Milford. for Mau
seat, Weston Hall, Lricestenhiro ; Capt. sod Mrs. Harvey, from
tie Bath Hotel, far their seat is Norfolk; Capt. Storey, foe Im.
hood ; Lieut.-General Boller. tic Clarnstioa Park, Mika.

Mr. Sergeant VAUGHAN, we believe. is-appointed to
ill the vacant seat an the Exchequer Beach. awe Mr, Baron Cu-
NAN, resigned.
ihe.King's Theatre has just engaged VISTIUS, the
dancer, Who, it will be rrcollected. Amsted at Vauxhall last mann ;
his debut will take place immediately.
CUARLIS ICZUpLR is returned to Covent Garden
Theatre, after a short professional trip into the provinces, were his
meets has been complete.
CUARLLS MATHEWS gave the Big Wigs at Oxford,
a "teach of his quality," In the performance of his exigent enter-
tainment, at the Great Room in that City, on Monday. The
• choice spirits" of the various Colleges left their dhoti's.% or
rather their wipe after dinner, at an euly hour, in order to be
present at the opening of his Berry banquet.
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L tronrs is gone t.s Deland, where he is engaged by
Mr. Hamm Hauls to perform a few nights in Dublin. Lemurs
will afterwards return to Drury-lane Theatre.
Ir AT LS returns to his prcitessional avocations at the
Adelphi Theatre, at the mad of the present week.
Yesterday, a Court of Directors was hvld.at the East
India Hesse, wiles the following Comm r, leave ter the
Court, previous to departing for their respective destinations, via.
strain WILLIAM PLAr, Charles Grant, fee Bombay said Chins;
' Captain. WILLIAM CLIMCLIMAIM, FATIVALI•OO, for St. Helena,
Prestang, Singapore, and China.
Warm's:Erna Scnons..—The names of the Candi•
does examined yeiterday,atWestmiester Schad, fee the Wrkerdaip
=asy, Mr. Wens, were Mears. Futuna and Awes. Use's
and Messrs. Davis, Escomas, Bausr, sad Faistness,
Townboys. The ea mination, after continuing from ten o'clock
till ave. wM adjourned till this day. The subjects of examination
air the day were—the Greek end Latin Classics, Geography, and
Ressme History. The Examiners were Dr. Barron, Principal of
the E. T. College, and Mesirs. Tessa and Canines, of the Daher.
city of Oxford. The.. Gentlemen, we enderstand, repressed them.
scones most favuvrably upon the pea-winners of all the Candidates.
Mr. Wray and many other Gentlemen, were preset/I during the
asasslnatioti„
..MIDD Men HOSPITAL, FRB. 6, 1847. .Monthly
Saturn of Patients from the lot to the Zia January. In-Pat/eats
admitted by letters, 97; ditto, admitted by accidents, 50-197.
Oat-Patients admitted by letters. 199; ditto, admitted by acci-
dents, 14S-265. Total, 395. la•Patienu discharged, 150; re.
mining in the Hospital, 191.
Mr. Hse RN I, an English merchant of Port. au-Prince,
bas been honoured by the appointment of Swedish Yiee.Consul for
Hayti.
Yesterday, between twelve and one o'clock, Captain
PEARAZY, of the Austrian Service, was surrounded in
Olford.street, near the Regent Circus, by a gang of
fellows, who hustled and sobbed him of a gold watch,
chain, and seals, a gold eye.glass, and a memorandum-
book, containing 251. in notes and sovereigns.
The Rev. Roams littencoce, a Clergyman of the
Church of England, has for the last few months seceded
from the Establishment, and become a convert to the
necessity of ethete baptism. The venerable Bishop of the
diocese used every means, by way of argument, to retain
the Rev. Gentleman in the Church, but without effect;
on Sunday week he underwent theceeensony of humor,
sion at the Baptist Chapel in Devises.. Chester Cort est.
Pour persons were last week committed to Devises
Bridewell, for three months each, for offences under the
Game Laws; and a woman, named Milly Manchester,
wa s committed rot the same period to hfarlboroughGaol,
having been convicted in the penalty of 551. for having
in her possession nine pheasants and two hares.
RAPIDITY OF Inritacouass.—.We *evils the lists of
imports at Liverpool from New Ydrk, among other ar-
ticles, a saddle of venison. The " New World' seems
a great distance to send to market for fresh provisions;
but the ordinary term of a voyage across the Atlantic
is now less than that during which a- saddle of venison
or mutton " ought to hang.*
A family in Code Castle were, a few nights since, on
retiring to rest, mach alarmed and distressed at finding
their little infant (18 months old) covered with blood.
Ou examination, it appeared the child bad been bitten
by a rat in six different places, the house being much
infested with these vermin. It is remarkable that ,the
infant was in bed with another child, seven years old,
who was uninjured, and no noise had been heard during
the evening calculated to excite the alarm of any person.
Friday, an Inquest was held at Bury, on the body of
a fine infant child, left alone by its mother the day be-
fore, while she went for some water; and on her return
in five minutes, she found the child had got to the fire,
and was so miserably kinked as to cause its death that
night. A similar occurrence took place at Clayton,
royliden, when an infant perished in the like way.—
Verdict in each case," Accidentally burned to death."

DUBLIN. Frnv&i

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sissies. tar a sedition speech. Desist ,
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is growoled ea the wash Mak by that -
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the Amphitrite Irlaywk
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poite.t.he Okteohoreh ast • •
me to =mei; sod a bfis, • •
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Miry. Lisa, from Jammu,
m; Coseord, Limu, r„.;
Constantinople; aad
etehmhaos, for Jamaica, rr; •
she her Wham, ad rime
the Pleptase, Cammaa, ai, .OR
, fir Ostend. 714
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THEATRE.
Juliet was performed
in rbe latter character, d
audience. It appal had
se advantage of a rep
that her talents hare -131
fame upon the Bath sael
TI
I, (oily and familiarly •
of the scene, and pos..
red from its study at an
at
eful, and her figure els•
aline, but its explains,
alite
Int eye, seems to Woo: sost
Miss JARMAII sate
lifferltnessfeebwalbiidnergthilloeptahruocadteeienforseel:d bo
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strove Ab
lthe oanbyi,l
tayn,dbtuhte mast
.C"ezpa.
rich attended the not mint
:fore taking the draught.
Awn
d a degree of judgment
leave no doubt of bet port' a
called forth the entbsri. ..anew
use. In the last lase V
01; the manner of bar lbw
art from the beaten track kik
rue on the one side, a
. Hamlets, who played -tam
menaced the repetitions:lf . nem
onday nest, amidst eery Mew
-4,lPr
was produced, under t ' it?to be from the pen '
upon the same anec • ,
r piece produced a for Or
A Mr. Moatosortsq
r whom he loves, named
risTitia); and from
_hob
lady of the same Raines
' other untoward circoo toes
of scopes, and is at last • in t
chief point is the piece . Be,
the Inn (Kaatar), w•h'' • • thti
and brings them forts • •
f these things were mod did
ties
resided Taisatibis Des. al ma
effect The Farm waste
10C
• 4.0
r.sq. of Bedford.rsw, eug Are
the Bar by the Hommelit wei
'the
Sir J. J.Corrum., Bat tint
is kola the Moieties of tli 1
radon is the time of undo sad
f the Memory have fond i yen
es of the Petidoorm.—Jim['
r turnkeys belonging to, -aid
convict, named Gut' to
e contrived to elude the.
• of
escape. Waddingtoa, it• •de
f of not of the Woolwich it
such subjects commonly
SO
es. By some means w
of
the day, he contrived
,1311orCaisaadPeden;affBmirrilihgehaiihsdpewfollraPasnientiffae61411
o the Almanacks of di ,
see
E Paris, that there are
hundred thousand eight -
al men: There: are, at.
, fourteen hundred thr
3e patients. Turning wwe find theft tbete s
'our hundred and tb
tl
here are only nine b
id cues; so that • - 1
Quad four hundred •
it to fall sick of a lack •
!iinetestrTaressreind ais.tancrwy,noostalfontFohrs:ceimpeowlyri.... • -
talk the rich Aligner sw
g behind him a f 'ruts
Anon sterling. He die.
roperty be gave by door
thud, of Addlecroft, t ,
infield, by trades waren'
e (Mall facoltiesot the
toys he never wee out of to
d to the altar of Rymer
sterford, Biddy Come% if
ed,ffiar I—Majority in fa
. •
appointed Chief .1. ••
erred to the ha Mr. M
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